Paul Walker Dead - DRAMATIC Car crash Aftermath... by tvkornermovies
Sunday, December 1, 2013
Fast and Furious Hero Paul Walker Died Crash Video
Paul Walker Dead - DRAMATIC Car crash Aftermath... by tvkornermovies
Saturday, October 12, 2013
College Girls Thinking About Pakistani Bad Boys - Must Watch This Video
College Girls Thinking About Pakistani Bad Boys - Must Watch This Video
College Girls Thinking About Pakistani Bad Boys by itrathussain
College Girls Thinking About Pakistani Bad Boys by itrathussain
Saturday, August 17, 2013
How to Get a Verified PayPal Account in Pakistan
PayPal is operational in several disastrous countries like Somalia and Nepal but the largest online money transfer
service is still reluctant to start its services in a growing country
like Pakistan. An uncountable number of bloggers, website owners and
other people in Pakistan, who are concerned with the Internet, face
difficulty in getting a verified PayPal account. PayPal is dominant in
the market in a way that it is almost impossible to process payments
including sending and receiving money and purchasing of goods and
services online without it. If you are a blogger, freelancer or
concerned with any other online business and earn money online, then you
are surely facing difficulty in bringing your earnings to Pakistan.
Today, we will learn, how to get a
verified account in Pakistan. Once you will succeed in getting your
PayPal account approved, you will be able to collect and send money
seamlessly. You can withdraw your funds in Pakistan or you can spend
money for purchasing online goods and services. To get and verify a
PayPal account in Pakistan, you need to follow below instructions.
Signup at Payoneer
Payoneer is one of the most famous money transfer services of the world. It provides Master debit card
to people throughout the world without any boundary restrictions.
Luckily, it offers its services in Pakistan also. To verify your PayPal
account, you need a Payoneer account, so I am discussing it first. To
get a Payoneer account, follow below instructions:
- Visit Payoneer Affiliates and signup for a free account. Ensure that you are providing your details accurately
- After signup, you need to provide any of your government issued documents including scans of ID card or driver license. Once your identity is verified, Master debit card is approved and it will be shipped to your residence. Normally, it takes about 20 to 40 days before the card reaches you in Pakistan
- When your card is approved, Payoneer sends you an email asking that are you interested in US Payment Service or not. You need to signup for this also. A few easy questions are need to be answered by you. Answer these questions by replying to the email
- After you reply to the email, your details are reviewed and you are accepted in US Payment Service within a few business days. Rarely, Payoneer discards the signups
- When your signup is approved, you are sent an email which contains a virtual US bank account number and a routing number. This information is what you need to verify your PayPal account
Now Signup for PayPal
- Visit http://paypal.com/us and signup for an account by choosing United States as your country
- Fill in the details including phone number and residence address. These details must be REAL. You can use Fake Name Generator to generate a US resident name and other details. Generate details there and then fill them in PayPal signup form
- Once your PayPal account is created, you can verify it using Payoneer account details
- To do it, select the link to verify your account
- Choose “Bank” from the two options and fill in the account details which Payoneer has sent you
-
Within next few days, PayPal will send a small test amount to your Payoneer account. Put these two transacted amounts in PayPal back. You are done!!
Now you have a verified PayPal account
in Pakistan. Payoneer will send you the Mastercard which will reach you
in a couple of weeks. Once the card reaches you, you can withdraw your PayPal funds using it after transferring the money to your Payoneer account.
To ensure that your PayPal account is
always safe, don’t login to it frequently and unnecessarily. Never use
proxies to access it and never accept money transfers from unverified
users. Stay safe and sound! Good luck!
Friday, August 16, 2013
Make Money Writing for Examiner.com As a Writer
Examiner.com hires writers to cover news in their area of expertise for
their local city. Examiner also offers national positions for their
expert writers. The site is actively hiring as it continues to expand
the number of cities for which it offers news. They also have plenty of
interests from which to choose. If you enjoy writing about the latest
news, examiner.com may be for you.
Getting Hired
Examiner Application Explain what makes you an expert in the subject matter. As you list your qualifications, be sure to mention places, events, and happenings in your local area to demonstrate your expertise in a local light. In a month, or less, you will hear back from Examiner.com. Examiners are independent contractors and they choose what they write about and how much they write. Most examiners spend 4-6 hours per week writing for examiner.com, but there is no minimum currently in place to stay active.
Get Approved Quickly by Using This Link
Write and Earn Money from Examiner.com
The articles you submit to examiner.com earn per article view. Your articles show up as news in search engine results, so earnings often spike immediately after an article is published and then drop off over time. Make sure you include locations and helpful information to other people in your city. My experience is that earnings are approximately 1 cent per view. Because earnings are based on views at Examiner, be sure to promote your articles to get the most traffic from them. High paying keyword phrases are not as important as traffic.
Apply to be an Examiner
The Application Process at Examiner.com
Some benefits of writing for examiner
1. Your reputation as a writer will increase
2. It gives you and your articles great exposure as your articles
appear on top of Google and yahoo searches
3. The pay rate is cool
4. They have a great referral program
5. Article writing is not stressful because you don't need to write
lengthy articles. 200-400 words is okay.
Want to become examiner writer? Follow the following steps
1. Go to http://www.examiner.com. Application is free Get Approved Quickly by Using This Link
2. Choose a topic/area of expertise you want to be writing about
3. Complete your application form. Write about your experience and submit
a writing sample
4. Wait for confirmation email
If you are accepted, you will need to submit a photo with a brief biography.
Examiner will also ask you to authorize a background check using your personal identity information as security.
You can start posting many articles as you wish, first on local news and later on national news if you are considered an expert.
Examiner Application Explain what makes you an expert in the subject matter. As you list your qualifications, be sure to mention places, events, and happenings in your local area to demonstrate your expertise in a local light. In a month, or less, you will hear back from Examiner.com. Examiners are independent contractors and they choose what they write about and how much they write. Most examiners spend 4-6 hours per week writing for examiner.com, but there is no minimum currently in place to stay active.
Get Approved Quickly by Using This Link
Write and Earn Money from Examiner.com
The articles you submit to examiner.com earn per article view. Your articles show up as news in search engine results, so earnings often spike immediately after an article is published and then drop off over time. Make sure you include locations and helpful information to other people in your city. My experience is that earnings are approximately 1 cent per view. Because earnings are based on views at Examiner, be sure to promote your articles to get the most traffic from them. High paying keyword phrases are not as important as traffic.
Apply to be an Examiner
The Application Process at Examiner.com
Some benefits of writing for examiner
1. Your reputation as a writer will increase
2. It gives you and your articles great exposure as your articles
appear on top of Google and yahoo searches
3. The pay rate is cool
4. They have a great referral program
5. Article writing is not stressful because you don't need to write
lengthy articles. 200-400 words is okay.
Want to become examiner writer? Follow the following steps
1. Go to http://www.examiner.com. Application is free Get Approved Quickly by Using This Link
2. Choose a topic/area of expertise you want to be writing about
3. Complete your application form. Write about your experience and submit
a writing sample
4. Wait for confirmation email
If you are accepted, you will need to submit a photo with a brief biography.
Examiner will also ask you to authorize a background check using your personal identity information as security.
You can start posting many articles as you wish, first on local news and later on national news if you are considered an expert.
Tuesday, August 6, 2013
Fariha Turkish Drama on Urdu 1 Watch Online All Episodes
Feriha is a poor girl who lives in Eviler (a luxury neighborhood). Her
lies of being rich allow her to steal the heart of a playboy. Truth is
out and her life takes a change....
Synopsis: The series is mainly about Feriha Yilmaz (Hazal Kaya) who is the main character in the series, and her life. Feriha is a daughter of a poor family. Her father Riza Yilmaz (Metin Çekmez) is a doorman in Etiler which is a rich neighborhood of Istanbul. Her mother Zehra Yilmaz (Vahide Gördüm) is a housekeeper. Feriha achieved to enroll on a private university with a full scholarship. On her first day, Feriha then poses as a rich girl whose father is a wealthy man. There she meets a handsome and rich boy called Emir Sarrafoglu. Feriha lies about her whole life and background; Emir falls in love with her not knowing who she really is. For how long she will be able to continue pretending to be rich?
Written by: Melis Civelek - Sırma Yanık | Directed by: Barış Yöş
Cast: Vahide Gördüm as Zehra Hazal Kaya as Fariha Metin Çekmez as Reza Çağatay Ulusoy as Amir Deniz Uğur as Sanam Ceyda Ateş as Hande
Synopsis: The series is mainly about Feriha Yilmaz (Hazal Kaya) who is the main character in the series, and her life. Feriha is a daughter of a poor family. Her father Riza Yilmaz (Metin Çekmez) is a doorman in Etiler which is a rich neighborhood of Istanbul. Her mother Zehra Yilmaz (Vahide Gördüm) is a housekeeper. Feriha achieved to enroll on a private university with a full scholarship. On her first day, Feriha then poses as a rich girl whose father is a wealthy man. There she meets a handsome and rich boy called Emir Sarrafoglu. Feriha lies about her whole life and background; Emir falls in love with her not knowing who she really is. For how long she will be able to continue pretending to be rich?
Written by: Melis Civelek - Sırma Yanık | Directed by: Barış Yöş
Cast: Vahide Gördüm as Zehra Hazal Kaya as Fariha Metin Çekmez as Reza Çağatay Ulusoy as Amir Deniz Uğur as Sanam Ceyda Ateş as Hande
Thursday, July 25, 2013
BISE Lahore Board Matric Result 2013
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Kate and William bring home royal baby boy
London (CNN) -- They looked like "a normal couple" as they left the hospital, one bystander said.
Of course, most normal couples don't have a crowd of reporters, photographers and random well-wishers waiting for them to show off their new baby.
Prince William and Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, emerged from St. Mary's Hospital in London on Tuesday evening to give the public its first view of the new heir to the British throne, joking that the still-unnamed boy had more hair than his father. Catherine and William took turns holding the child, wrapped in a cream-colored blanket, as they waved to well-wishers outside.
The couple is "still working on a name," William said, "so we'll have that as soon as we can." But he added, "He's got her looks, thankfully."
The prince has already changed his first diaper, the couple told reporters.
"It's very emotional. It's such a special time," Catherine said.
The couple left the hospital Tuesday evening, with William carrying the boy out in a car seat and installing him in the back of a black SUV. Then he got behind the wheel for the trip to their residence at Kensington Palace.
On their way out, they walked out down the same steps where Diana, Princess of Wales, and Prince Charles gave the world its first look at Prince William 31 years ago.
"It was so exciting. It was fantastic," said Eliza Wells, one of those gathered outside the hospital. "The crowd erupted, because everyone's been waiting so long for it."
William and Catherine "both seemed very relaxed, even with the press there and the crowd," Wells said. "They just seemed like a normal couple."
Shortly before the departure, Charles stopped by for a brief visit with his first grandchild, accompanied by his wife, Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall. He told reporters it was "marvelous."
And Catherine's parents, Carole and Michael Middleton, visited earlier, with Carole Middleton telling reporters the royal baby is "absolutely beautiful."
She said both mother and baby are doing "really well" and that she and her husband were "so thrilled" at being grandparents.
Royal baby: What's next?
Bells, gun salutes
The 8-pound, 6-ounce boy was born Monday afternoon. He's third in line, behind Charles and William, for the British throne now held by his great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II.
Tuesday, London echoed with the sound of cannonades and music to mark the birth.
Guardsmen at Buckingham Palace, the queen's residence, played the Cliff Richard song "Congratulations" at the Changing of the Guard. The military ceremony, much beloved by tourists, involves a new guard exchanging duty with the old guard in the palace forecourt.
The King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery in Green Park fired 41 shots in tribute to the boy, while the Honorable Artillery Company at the Tower of London fired 62 rounds.
Interactive: World reacts to royal baby news
At the same time the bells of Westminster Abbey, where William and Catherine were married in April 2011, began to peal, in keeping with royal tradition, and were set to continue for more than three hours.
The news of the boy's birth, announced about four hours after the event Monday, prompted cheers and celebration among the crowds of well-wishers outside Buckingham Palace. At least one group of well-wishers brought flowers, champagne and a card for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
Social media networks were also abuzz with the news, which made headlines around the world.
'We could not be happier'
The new parents spent some time with their baby before calling family members -- starting with the queen -- to announce the birth, a Kensington Palace source told CNN royal correspondent Max Foster.
"We could not be happier," said Prince William, according to the Kensington Palace source.
Prince William remained at Catherine's side throughout the labor, and the baby was born naturally. An official bulletin was placed on a gilded easel outside Buckingham Palace.
Confused about the royals? Follow this handy family tree
The celebrations for the arrival of the new prince -- whose title will be His Royal Highness Prince (the baby's name) of Cambridge -- were hard to miss in the capital.
The fountains at Trafalgar Square were dyed blue; the BT Tower, a London landmark, flashed the words "It's a boy;" and the London Eye was illuminated in patriotic red, white and blue.
Farther afield, Canada -- where the British monarch is head of state -- turned its side of the Niagara Falls blue to mark the birth, and the CN Tower in Toronto was lit up the same color.
Betting on a name
It was a long wait for the media camped outside St. Mary's Hospital, but when the news of the birth finally came, the excitement of the moment was huge.
The Sun newspaper, Britain's best-selling tabloid daily, changed its masthead Tuesday to "The Son" to mark the occasion, above a picture of the official birth announcement, while the Daily Express and Telegraph emblazoned "It's a boy" across their front pages.
Recognizing that excitement over the prince's arrival is not universal, the Guardian newspaper's website lets users switch to a royal baby-free version of the home page. The front page of UK satirical magazine Private Eye simply says: "Woman has baby."
Queen Ella? King Terry? What's in a royal name?
Many bets are being placed as the wait continues for the baby's name to be announced. British bookmakers Ladbrokes have James as favorite, followed by Henry and George, Philip, Alexander and Richard.
William's name was announced a few days after birth; his brother Harry's on departure from hospital.
Some British parents have delayed naming their newborns in recent days in hopes of either copying or avoiding the royal name, he said.
Royal joy
The official British Monarchy Twitter feed said: "The Queen and Prince Philip are delighted at the news of the birth of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's baby."
Charles Spencer, brother of the late Diana, Princess of Wales, welcomed the birth of the baby. "We're all so pleased: it's wonderful news," he said in a statement.
"My father always told us how Diana was born on just such a blisteringly hot day, at Sandringham, in July 1961. It's another very happy summer's day, half a century on."
Photos: House of Windsor babies
British Prime Minister David Cameron said, "It is an important moment in the life of our nation, but I suppose above all, it's a wonderful moment for a warm and loving couple who got a brand new baby boy."
Tributes around the world
The British monarch is also head of state in 15 Commonwealth countries, including Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Belize and Jamaica.
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper offered his country's congratulations on the birth of a future king.
"The arrival of the newest member of the Royal Family, a future Sovereign of Canada, is a highly anticipated moment for Canadians given the special and warm relationship that we share with our Royal Family," he said in a statement.
Opinion: How to raise a royal baby
Barack and Michelle Obama also gave their best wishes.
"The child enters the world at a time of promise and opportunity for our two nations," the U.S. president and first lady said in a statement. "Given the special relationship between us, the American people are pleased to join with the people of the United Kingdom as they celebrate the birth of the young prince."
Russia's President Vladimir Putin and Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe also sent their congratulations.
On Twitter, topics related to the royal baby jumped to the top of the trending list in the United Kingdom on Monday morning. Worldwide, hashtags such as #RoyalBabyBoy and #Will & Kate were trending later Monday.
In a nod to modern times, Clarence House called for people to send news and images of any other new arrivals using the hashtag #WelcometotheWorld.
Of course, most normal couples don't have a crowd of reporters, photographers and random well-wishers waiting for them to show off their new baby.
Prince William and Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, emerged from St. Mary's Hospital in London on Tuesday evening to give the public its first view of the new heir to the British throne, joking that the still-unnamed boy had more hair than his father. Catherine and William took turns holding the child, wrapped in a cream-colored blanket, as they waved to well-wishers outside.
The couple is "still working on a name," William said, "so we'll have that as soon as we can." But he added, "He's got her looks, thankfully."
The prince has already changed his first diaper, the couple told reporters.
"It's very emotional. It's such a special time," Catherine said.
The couple left the hospital Tuesday evening, with William carrying the boy out in a car seat and installing him in the back of a black SUV. Then he got behind the wheel for the trip to their residence at Kensington Palace.
On their way out, they walked out down the same steps where Diana, Princess of Wales, and Prince Charles gave the world its first look at Prince William 31 years ago.
"It was so exciting. It was fantastic," said Eliza Wells, one of those gathered outside the hospital. "The crowd erupted, because everyone's been waiting so long for it."
William and Catherine "both seemed very relaxed, even with the press there and the crowd," Wells said. "They just seemed like a normal couple."
Shortly before the departure, Charles stopped by for a brief visit with his first grandchild, accompanied by his wife, Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall. He told reporters it was "marvelous."
And Catherine's parents, Carole and Michael Middleton, visited earlier, with Carole Middleton telling reporters the royal baby is "absolutely beautiful."
She said both mother and baby are doing "really well" and that she and her husband were "so thrilled" at being grandparents.
Royal baby: What's next?
Bells, gun salutes
The 8-pound, 6-ounce boy was born Monday afternoon. He's third in line, behind Charles and William, for the British throne now held by his great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II.
Tuesday, London echoed with the sound of cannonades and music to mark the birth.
Guardsmen at Buckingham Palace, the queen's residence, played the Cliff Richard song "Congratulations" at the Changing of the Guard. The military ceremony, much beloved by tourists, involves a new guard exchanging duty with the old guard in the palace forecourt.
The King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery in Green Park fired 41 shots in tribute to the boy, while the Honorable Artillery Company at the Tower of London fired 62 rounds.
Interactive: World reacts to royal baby news
At the same time the bells of Westminster Abbey, where William and Catherine were married in April 2011, began to peal, in keeping with royal tradition, and were set to continue for more than three hours.
The news of the boy's birth, announced about four hours after the event Monday, prompted cheers and celebration among the crowds of well-wishers outside Buckingham Palace. At least one group of well-wishers brought flowers, champagne and a card for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
Social media networks were also abuzz with the news, which made headlines around the world.
'We could not be happier'
The new parents spent some time with their baby before calling family members -- starting with the queen -- to announce the birth, a Kensington Palace source told CNN royal correspondent Max Foster.
"We could not be happier," said Prince William, according to the Kensington Palace source.
Prince William remained at Catherine's side throughout the labor, and the baby was born naturally. An official bulletin was placed on a gilded easel outside Buckingham Palace.
Confused about the royals? Follow this handy family tree
The celebrations for the arrival of the new prince -- whose title will be His Royal Highness Prince (the baby's name) of Cambridge -- were hard to miss in the capital.
The fountains at Trafalgar Square were dyed blue; the BT Tower, a London landmark, flashed the words "It's a boy;" and the London Eye was illuminated in patriotic red, white and blue.
Farther afield, Canada -- where the British monarch is head of state -- turned its side of the Niagara Falls blue to mark the birth, and the CN Tower in Toronto was lit up the same color.
Betting on a name
It was a long wait for the media camped outside St. Mary's Hospital, but when the news of the birth finally came, the excitement of the moment was huge.
The Sun newspaper, Britain's best-selling tabloid daily, changed its masthead Tuesday to "The Son" to mark the occasion, above a picture of the official birth announcement, while the Daily Express and Telegraph emblazoned "It's a boy" across their front pages.
Recognizing that excitement over the prince's arrival is not universal, the Guardian newspaper's website lets users switch to a royal baby-free version of the home page. The front page of UK satirical magazine Private Eye simply says: "Woman has baby."
Queen Ella? King Terry? What's in a royal name?
Many bets are being placed as the wait continues for the baby's name to be announced. British bookmakers Ladbrokes have James as favorite, followed by Henry and George, Philip, Alexander and Richard.
William's name was announced a few days after birth; his brother Harry's on departure from hospital.
Some British parents have delayed naming their newborns in recent days in hopes of either copying or avoiding the royal name, he said.
Royal joy
The official British Monarchy Twitter feed said: "The Queen and Prince Philip are delighted at the news of the birth of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's baby."
Charles Spencer, brother of the late Diana, Princess of Wales, welcomed the birth of the baby. "We're all so pleased: it's wonderful news," he said in a statement.
"My father always told us how Diana was born on just such a blisteringly hot day, at Sandringham, in July 1961. It's another very happy summer's day, half a century on."
Photos: House of Windsor babies
British Prime Minister David Cameron said, "It is an important moment in the life of our nation, but I suppose above all, it's a wonderful moment for a warm and loving couple who got a brand new baby boy."
Tributes around the world
The British monarch is also head of state in 15 Commonwealth countries, including Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Belize and Jamaica.
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper offered his country's congratulations on the birth of a future king.
"The arrival of the newest member of the Royal Family, a future Sovereign of Canada, is a highly anticipated moment for Canadians given the special and warm relationship that we share with our Royal Family," he said in a statement.
Opinion: How to raise a royal baby
Barack and Michelle Obama also gave their best wishes.
"The child enters the world at a time of promise and opportunity for our two nations," the U.S. president and first lady said in a statement. "Given the special relationship between us, the American people are pleased to join with the people of the United Kingdom as they celebrate the birth of the young prince."
Russia's President Vladimir Putin and Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe also sent their congratulations.
On Twitter, topics related to the royal baby jumped to the top of the trending list in the United Kingdom on Monday morning. Worldwide, hashtags such as #RoyalBabyBoy and #Will & Kate were trending later Monday.
In a nod to modern times, Clarence House called for people to send news and images of any other new arrivals using the hashtag #WelcometotheWorld.
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