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Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC), a joint venture company with equity participation from Govt. of India and Govt. of National Capital Territory of Delhi has been entrusted with the responsibility of implementation of the rail based Mass Rapid Transit System for Delhi, NCR & other metros. Applications are invited from young and dynamic persons of Indian nationality for the following category of Executive & Non-Executive posts in DMRC.
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DMRC Selection Process : Selection Process for DMRC Executive & Non Executive Posts is as Follows :
For Executive cadre posts, the selection methodology will comprise a three stage process –CBT (two papers), Group Discussion & Personal Interview followed by Medical Examination in Executive (Technical/ Non-technical) category, as the case may be.
For Non- Executive posts the selection methodology will comprise a two stage process – CBT (two papers), followed by Medical Examination in prescribed medical standard & for Maintainers posts, the selection methodology will comprise a two-stage process – CBT (One paper), followed by Medical Examination in prescribed medical standard.
DMRC Online Exam Pattern : There will be Computer Based Test (CBT) for All Posts. The CBT will consist of two papers (Paper-I and Paper-II, to be held on the same day at the same centre). Exam Pattern will be as follows :
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|Paper 2 (not for Maintainer Post)
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NOTE : There will be negative marking. For every wrong answer 1/3 marks will be deducted. Candidates who qualify separately in Paper-I & Paper-II and rank high on the merit list within the zone of consideration in (Both Paper-I & Paper-II separately) as decided by DMRC shall be called, based on the overall merit of CBT(both Paper-I & Paper-II together), category wise, for Medical Examination/GD & Interview, at Delhi/NCR. Normalization method will be applicable for evaluating CBT results, where the CBT is held in more than one shift.
DMRC Syllabus 2020 Subject wise :
Reasoning Ability : Questions will be asked from analogies, similarities and differences, spatial visualization, spatial orientation, problem solving, analysis, judgment, decision making, visual memory, discrimination, observation, relationship concepts, arithmetic reasoning, verbal and figure classification, arithmetical number series, non-verbal series, coding and decoding, statement conclusion, syllogistic reasoning.
General Knowledge : History, Culture, Geography, Economics, Indian Constitution, Sports, Literature, Science, Specific knowledge about Education, Culture and Social Custom of Uttar Pradesh, Revenue, Police and General Administration System in Uttar Pradesh, Protection of Women and Children, Basics/Fundamental of Information & Communication Technology, Environmental Studies.
General English : Standard of questions will be metric education. Spot the Error, Fill in the Blanks, Synonyms/Homonyms, Antonyms, Spellings/Detecting Mis-spelt words, Idioms & Phrases, One word substitution, Improvement of Sentences, Active/Passive Voice of Verbs, Conversion into Direct/Indirect narration, Shuffling of Sentence parts, Shuffling of Sentences in a passage.
Numerical Aptitude : Number system, BODMAS, Decimals, Fractions, LCM, HCF, Ratio and Proportion, Percentages, Mensuration, Time and Work; Time and Distance, Simple and Compound Interest, Profit and Loss, Algebra, Geometry and Trigonometry, Elementary Statistics, Square root, Age Calculations, Calendar & Clock, Pipes & Cistern etc.
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From 2009: Possibly one of Sean Ellis' first interviews where he explained how to bring products to market. You should listen to this interview for ideas on how to get to product/market fit, how to measure fit, and how to survey your users so you can improve fit.
A couple of things stood out to me - other than the fact that Sean clearly switched to using his current profile pic sometime after 2009...
1. The advice is just as relevant as it's always been.Sean had clearly figured out the patterns of what works & what doesnt a while back.
2. This is possibly the only place (outside of a recent AskGH) that I've seen as much discussion on the the famous "40% must be very disappointed" statistic.
Fantastic read - knowledge bombs galore.
Haha the Sean profile pic thing made me laugh, source of office humor for sure.
What Sean has been saying for years still rings true. This whole interview backs up his "Startup Pyramid" and validates the importance of Product/Market fit. An essential interview to read or listen to for those who aren't as familiar with Sean's philosophies.
Great find as always Anuj!
Thanks Everette :)
@Sean - wonder how long it's been since you've come across this & what you think about what your 2009 self said?
Can't believe that Part 2 isn't getting as much love...http://www.growthhackers.com/how-to-bring-a-product-to-market-part-2-after-productmarket-fit/
The link is broken. Do you have it downloaded somewhere?
the audio link*
This is a classic that I recommend to many entrepreneurs.
Wow! This is quite a resource.
Back at the time of this recording in 2009, it was a "rare" interview. These days I'm sure you're all sick of me : )
I'm sure we can test that theory :D
It was actually a perfect interview to listen to before that Clarity call that I mentioned to you. :)
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An Intro To Using Borocolor DVD by Milon Townsend
The best place to start if you're new to lampworking with borocolor. This is the first in a series of six videotapes in which glass artist Milon Townsend clearly illustrates many of the techniques and principles that can be applied to creating artwork with borosilicate glass. This tape explains the nature of the different color families, including the stable colors; striking colors; oxidation/reduction colors; amber/purple colors; and the cadmium color group. Includes a full color 16 page color booklet to follow along with while watching or reference out in your shop.


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Ubisoft bringing Assassin's Creed Unity, Far Cry 4, and more to E3 2014
Publisher outlines its plans for next month's show; press conference to be held Monday, June 9 at 3 p.m. PDT.
Assassin's Creed publisher Ubisoft today announced its games lineup for next month's Electronic Entertainment Expo, saying it will bring games like Assassin's Creed Unity, Far Cry 4, The Division, and more to the annual summer industry event.
"This year's E3 is the time for us to showcase the latest rich, immersive experiences our talented development teams are creating," Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot said in a statement. "These deeper, more connected and more social worlds take better advantage of the new generation's capabilities, and we're confident that we've got something in our lineup to get every type of gamer excited."
Ubisoft is bringing the following games to E3 2014:
- Assassin's Creed Unity
- Far Cry 4
- The Division
- The Crew
- Valiant Hearts: The Great War
- "Other Ubisoft titles"
Ubisoft's E3 2014 press conference will be held Monday, June 9 at 3 p.m. PDT at the Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles. Actress and comedian Aisha Tyler will host the event. If you live in the Los Angeles area you can visit Ubisoft's "Uplay Lounge" at The Standard Hotel in downtown LA. There, you'll get to go hands-on with Ubisoft titles and speak with developers.
For more on E3 2014, check out GameSpot's roundup of everything you need to know about this year's event.
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and was just so blown away by all of the love and support that I have received on this platform since I first arrived here this past spring!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I never imagined one day that I would spend so much time writing and sharing my thoughts online, but this community that has seemingly popped up out of nowhere has really encouraged me to stay the course—my only hope is that Tova & Wild does the same for you.
I like to consider my blog something that is constantly evolving and longing, nay craving, writers and creators to build an online community that opens a conversation on holistic living, consciousness, activism, and sustainability with a dash of humor and a smidgen of self-deprecation.
For those of you that are new subscribers, I kind of organize everything into four expansive categories Goodness, Good Food, Good Style, and Good Vibes.
Goodness pertains to all things physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual. I try to look at things unbiased as possible while constantly exploring new possibilities. Good Style looks at the methods and means to which we describe ourselves as it pertains to style, aesthetic, decor, and the like, as well as ways that it impacts both a local and global community. Good Food obviously is all about food, eating, recipes, and health choices that go along with it. AND Good Vibes is all about short stories, funny moments, and travel.
All of the illustrations are my own, along with all of the written content on the page, but I am always looking for writers, contributors and friends to partner along and use this platform in a way that is conducive to creating a more beautiful world, so if any of this sounds interesting and potentially worth your time contributing then click the flashing gif below.
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British spooks allowed to spy on MSPs' communications
INTELLIGENCE services documents have revealed that a ban preventing the British state spying on MSPs communications was altered in March, leaving devolved assemblies and parliaments throughout the UK open to government surveillance.
A year-long investigation by the Daily Record has revealed that there has been a significant change in the rules which govern the operations of General Communications Headquarters (GCHQ), the British state's primary electronic communications surveillance agency.
The Wilson doctrine, formulated in 1966 by then Labour prime minister Harold Wilson, was an assurance that the state would not spy on parliamentarians by tapping their phones. In 1997 Tony Blair's government then extended this doctrine to include a ban on spying on the electronic communications of MPs and peers.
There has been a significant change in the rules which govern the operations of GCHQ, the British state's primary electronic communications surveillance agency.
The Daily Record reports that, before March, GCHQ's official guidelines said: "As a matter of policy, GCHQ applies the principles of the Wilson doctrine to Members of the House of Commons, Members of the House of Lords, UK MEPs, and Members of the Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish Assemblies."
In documents revised in March, however, this protection offered to parliamentarians outside of the Houses of Commons and Lords has been revoked. The new rules read: "The Doctrine does not apply to [...] the interceptions of communications of Members of the European Parliament or devolved assemblies."
This means that GCHQ now considers spying on elected members of Holyrood, as well as Stormont and the Welsh Assembly, as a legitimate part of its operational procedures.
This means that GCHQ now considers spying on elected members of Holyrood, as well as Stormont and the Welsh Assembly, as a legitimate part of its operational procedures.
The revelations come as the secretive Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT) opened for a rare public hearing in the wake of a scandal involving the Green party politicians Caroline Lucas and Jennifer Jones.
Both Lucas and Jones claim that Edward Snowden's whistleblowing showed that GCHQ were intercepting their communications, thus breaching the Wilson doctrine.
The IPT is the only body which has the power to investigate GCHQ, MI5 and MI6.
The court hearing in London has heard further evidence that the government's intelligence services have been operating under eight different policies over the last 12 months, with most of these not fully complying with the law, according to Lucas and Jones' counsel Ben Jaffey.
It is understood the court will be closed to members of the public and media when certain evidence is submitted by MI5, MI6 and GCHQ which could reveal the past and current policies of the agencies.
The IPT has been criticised in the past for its secrecy and its close relationship to the centre of government in Whitehall.
The IPT has been criticised in the past for its secrecy and its close relationship to the centre of government in Whitehall, being described by some law insiders as "kafkaesque".
Its critics include Lord Dyson, the second highest judge in England and Wales, who in a court case last year he responded to the argument that a claim by a women should be heard by IPT by saying: "There is no guarantee," he said, "that the procedures adopted by the IPT in any particular case will satisfy the common law requirements of natural justice."
The Guardian revealed that the IPT court, which is supposed to be independent, was operating from within the Home Office buildings in London.
The Daily Record investigation also criticised the difficulty journalists had in aquiring copies of "public" documents presented to the court, with the IPT seemingly unable to compel this "open" evidence to be disseminated publicly.
In 2013, the late Margo Macdonald MSP wrote to the head of MI5 asking for an assurance that there would be no interference.
She wrote later in the Scotsman : "Just because I am paranoid doesn't mean MI5 spooks aren't doing their very worst to get the 'right' result in the referendum for 'Better Together'."


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What We Do
The foundation offers small grants of up to $5000 to support projects in modern Chinese economic, social and political history or the archaeology of China.
In most cases, grants will be used to support travel to China for a month or two of research or field work. They may also be used to supplement other funding for research in China or Taiwan, when the alternative funding restricts research in one of those areas. Grants may also be used to develop the research skills of grantees, including the skill and capacity to conduct independent research in archives, libraries, and research sites in Asia and in Chinese language sources. Grants are available for graduate students and untenured faculty for projects on modern Chinese history and the archaeology of China.


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Grow Your Business and Brand to the Next Level!
Your business has immense potential, and that's what we harness at Sticky Branding. We help you develop and implement a branding and growth strategy to scale your business. This is more than marketing services or creative ideas. You're going to be working with the Sticky Branding team to define where your business plays, how it wins, and what infrastructure you need to get there. We support you every step of the way to make sure you and your team achieve your objectives!
The challenge now is how to get it to the "next level."
Companies have predictable revenue plateaus, and they are important to understand. You're not just growing your brand by improving sales and marketing. You're growing your brand by breaking through the next plateau.
Crossing each plateau involves a major shift. You have to develop your people, systems, and organizational capacity for the next level to get to the next level.
That's how you grow your brand in the mid-market. You don't copy the giants! That's not how you win. You win by growing a remarkable business that is perpetually growing.
Put Strategy to Work in Your Business
Sticky Branding delivers a complete set of simple concepts, practical tools, and proven resources to grow your business and brand to the next level.
Branding & Growth Strategy
Over the course of four to eight weeks, we will develop a Branding & Growth Strategy for your business. We evaluate where the company is today, where you want to grow, and how to get there.
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Sticky Branding provides a structured implementation framework with coaching, facilitation, and accountability to implement the Branding & Growth Strategy.
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Growth strategies derail when the CEO and management team are unable to change to meet the requirements of the next level. Through executive and group coaching, Sticky Branding works with you and your team to develop the leadership capacity to operate at higher and higher levels.
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"With Sticky Branding's guidance and my team's pure brute force, we doubled our sales performance in 90 days."
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Having worked in both remediation and gifted education Pre-K through college for over six years, I am often asked by family and friends for tips and tricks of how their children can get a running start on the path to success. This is especially true for my loved ones who have a child just entering preschool—and even younger. For these very young ones (and all other ages), my advice is always this: PLAY, PLAY, PLAY!According to the study "Fitness Improves Thinking in Kids," children who exercise regularly with play activities actually experience increased brain activity during non-exercise tasks (Bruzek, 2014). This means that exercising through play, even if it has nothing to do with "traditional learning," strengthens your child's ability to learn and puts him or her on the path to success at school and beyond.
For those of us with children old enough to participate in team sports or non-facilitated collaborative play like neighborhood tag, the solution is easy. However, if your children are too young for independent play you may be struggling to think of ideas. Check out the list below for some suggestions for exercise play that promotes brain activity!
Baby: up to 12 months
- Provide toys that promote reaching and grabbing.
- Engage your baby's sense of touch by providing safe household items like clothing of different textures (always supervised and age appropriate, of course). Finally, a use for your long retired velour tracksuit!
- Visually engage your baby with toys and objects of different colors and sizes, while saying aloud the names of the objects.
- Ease the transition to tummy time by accompanying the gentle maneuver with songs and play peak-a-boo at her eye level.
Toddler: 1 to 3 years
- Dance and sing! Find a song that you both enjoy and incorporate movements that use the whole body.
- Play roll or catch with a ball made of soft material.
- Play follow the leader or ring around the rosie.
- Work on exhibiting toddler-modified healthy exercises like jumping jacks and stretching. (My cousin Jennie, a fitness guru, loves this one because it teaches healthy habits early on. First grader Ella already runs faster than I can, and baby George is on his way!)
- Begin introductions to team sports like basketball or soccer. If he's not ready to participate on a team, try playing in short bursts at home. (A tip from Guru Jennie: If your child is not on a team, create your own family team!)
- Work on bicycle skills, or try a tumbling or swimming class.
- Ask your preschool what exercise play activities are incorporated in the school day. Make sure that there is enough safe outdoor and indoor space for your child to learn, play, explore, and be active.
Remember to keep exercise play activities engaging and fun! Exercise play should not feel like an adult trudge to the gym. When your child engages in healthy exercise play on a regular basis, she is off to a great start in brain development and working toward a successful academic future!
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Bruzek, A. (2014). More active play equals better thinking skills for kids. Shots: Health News from NPR. NPR website.


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Paralegal Studies Program
The paralegal is a crucial piece of any legal support team. Paralegals conduct expert legal research, draft documents, maintaining files, interact with clients as well as provide administrative support. The Paralegal Studies program introduces college students to the essential computer applications necessary to the legal field.
The Paralegal Studies program student will learn the principles of law and fundamentals to ensure their organization is operating within applicable legal frameworks. The college students will learn skills for communication, writing, conflict resolution, legal negotiation and computer skills. Critical to a paralegal student is research skills and learning to gather facts of the case to support attorneys during litigation. These are some of the skills that will be focused on in the Mildred Elley Paralegal Studies program.
Employment of paralegals and legal assistants is projected to grow 15 percent from 2016 to 2026 according to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics †, much faster than the average for all occupations. As law firms try to increase the efficiency of legal services and reduce their costs, they are expected to hire more paralegals and legal assistants.
† https://www.bls.gov/ooh/legal/paralegals-and-legal-assistants.htm#tab-6
I went into paralegal and decided it was something I was passionate about and that I could make a real difference. It gave me the confidence that I could be successful in a career.
-Jennifer Hill,
Class of 2014
Paralegal Studies Courses
Paralegal Studies program students at the Albany, NY campus of Mildred Elley will also have an opportunity to specialize by taking coursework in the following:
- Principals of Digital Literacy
- Document Processing I
- Word Processing and Presentation Applications
- Spreadsheet and Database Applications
- Introduction to Paralegal Studies and Civil Litigation
- Family Law
- Business Law
- Legal Research & Writing
- Torts
Paralegal Studies Program Benefits
Attending Mildred Elley means you not only receive a quality higher education experience, but it also means you get access to the most advanced paralegal studies job training available. Mildred Elley also offers many different benefits for paralegal studies program students.
- Financial Aid & Scholarships For Those Who Qualify
- Lifetime Job Placement Assistance
- Flexible School Schedule
- Approved for Veterans Education Benefits
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- International Students Welcome
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In Albany, NY there are many potential opportunities for career placement. After graduating from Mildred Elley with a degree or certificate, enjoy our lifetime job placement assistance and are ready to pursue a rewarding career as a paralegal or legal assistant.


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Thursday, November 16, 2006
Life is C.R.A.Z.Y., but love is crazier
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- Weltall said...
Zac is still a child (the fourth of five sons) when he understand that he's different from its brothers, in many ways. When he grows up he try to hide his true nature. He prefers to live a lie rather than to lost his father's love. Through the eye of the director and the narrating voice of Zac, we made a travel back in the last 40 year, observing as mode, music, sounds, colors change and as family and religion prevent Zac to live in freedom his own nature. This movie tolds this story in amusing, touching and surrealistic way too (memorable the scene when Zac "escapes" to the church service, starting to fly inside the church on the notes of Rolling Stone's Sympathy for the Devil). This Jean-Marc Vallèe's film is a jewel, one of those rare pearls to set your sight on and then store in a secret place with all the beautiful and precious things.
- 7:19 pm
yeah~ i'm really glad that i can read and understand your words! lol!
i really like this movie though i couldn't understand waht the hell they were speaking......cos it's french, but, i still love it and it's an exactly original Quebec movie!!!lol XD
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- Weltall said...
you must watch it with english subtitle.
in this website you could find it
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- Ms.Q (Melynda .H) said...
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- Weltall said...
@Mel: Rocks as hell my friend ^___^
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Backpacking in a new country isn't about being the most experienced traveler or carrying the heaviest bag. It's all about leaving your schedule behind, hitting the free road and opening yourself to new adventures. Check out our five tips for all types of backpackers below!
Top Weekend Getaways in the USA
There's nothing better than a weekend trip that includes your friends, the road and you. Sometimes there isn't enough time to plan a lengthy vacation, so we're all about making the most of our weekends instead. In honor of our new 3-day USA Unlimited Data package for $5.99, we've mapped out some of the top American cities to explore in 72 hours!
Best Destinations for a Layover
When you're planning a trip, why not double the fun by seeing two places instead of just one? Layovers are a great way to stretch your legs after a long flight and discover a new destination that may be completely different from where you're headed. We've rounded up a list of the best cities for a stopover you may want to squeeze into your next holiday.
Best of #LetsRoam 2018
Another year, another series of our fave #LetsRoam entries from this year. Thanks to our customers and partners who shared their beautiful travel photos with us!
Your Guide to Group Travel: Best Apps
Group travel can be a test for relationships of all kinds. It can either create long-lasting memories with your BFF, or make you plan your next trip solo. Luckily, there are plenty of apps to help with your trip planning experience so everyone can avoid those stressful and lengthy group chats.
Best of Both Worlds: Bleisure Travel
How many times have you traveled for work and extended your stay for vacation? You might not have known it, but combining your business travel with leisure travel is actually known as bleisure and this trend is taking off! Did you know it can also benefit both you and your career? Let us break it down for you.
The Five Stages of Roaming
Have you experienced the five stages of roaming? If you've ever felt panic, frustration, defeat, scramble, or shock, you've definitely gone through at least one of them, if not all! That's why we're here to help you avoid these common traveler pains at all costs, and roam freely.
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Did you know Tabbuli Grill features an authentic hookah bar? Maybe you haven't tried it because it looks intimidating or you are unsure about it. Here is an overview about hookahs and how they work.
The photo at the right shows some of the hookahs we have at Tabbuli Grill. Generally there is a jar at the bottom of the hookah that is filled with enough water to submerge a few centimeters of the body tube, which is sealed tightly to it. You do not want to overfill the jar since it will increase the inhalation force needed to use it. Tobacco – or shisha – is placed inside the bowl at the top of the hookah and then a foil or charcoal screen with a burning charcoal is placed on top. In some countries, the bowl is covered with perforated tin foil or a metal screen to separate the coal and the shisha. This minimizes inhalation of any coal ash with the smoke. Adding the foil may reduce the temperature the tobacco is exposed to, preventing it from burning directly.
To smoke using a hookah you inhale through the mouthpiece at the end of the tube. The air is pulled through the charcoal and into the bowl holding the tobacco. The hot air heats, but does not burn the tobacco, and produces smoke. The smoke is passed down through the body tube that extends into the water in the jar and cools the smoke. The smoke bubbles up through the water, loses heat, and fills the top part of the jar. When a smoker inhales through the hose, smoke passes into the lungs, and the change in pressure in the jar pulls more air through the charcoal, continuing the process.
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I posted a few days ago with an issue with binds being forgotten. I think I solved that one.
There is another issue, though, that has cropped up before and cropped up repeatedly today. Every once in a while a button on the mouse will act 'stuck.' I've had this with the sniper button, the forward and back buttons, and the DPI up button (I very rarely ever use DPI down, so it could be affected, too.) The left and right click and mouse button don't seem to be affected.
I've got them bound through 'remap key', the forward and back to ] and [, the sniper button to numpad period, the DPI up to insert. None of them have the 'imitate holding key' option checked. Every once in a while, though, I'll get whatever the bind is 'stuck' in-game and be permanently leaned left, or I'll hit DPI up (which takes a screenshot) and get 40 or 50 screenshots in a couple of seconds. If I open a chat window while this is going on, I'll get the same effect you'd get if you had a keyboard key held down ( [[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[ ad nauseam.)
The key doesn't seem physically stuck - it still clicks when I push it and returns to its normal position, but it just won't quit. It also seems odd that it happens on every one of the side buttons and DPI buttons on the mouse, as they can't all be sticking the same way. And no, nothing has ever been spilled on it.
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I read Nietzsche's book Beyond Good and Evil: Prelude to a Philosophy of the Future. This is the second part, after Crime and Punishment, in my project of integrating my culture by reading the great works of the past, writing and speaking about them.
In this article I'm going to traverse the book chapter by chapter and try to articulate their message with my own words.
1. Prejudices of philosophers
In the first chapter of the book, Nietzsche discusses the "prejudices of philosophers". Philosophers, he argues, rather than "free thinkers" are advocates of their own unconscious presuppositions and moral prejudices, and protect these behind an armor of arguments to scare away critics. They claim to be motivated by truth and knowledge, but rather they are just following their instincts and biases, their need for certainty, and their desire to be the center of attention. A philosophy doesn't say much about the nature of reality, but it says a lot about the philosopher, their deepest cognitive biases and instincts, that the philosophy is just there to justify. Even what philosophers decide to focus on and think about over their lifetime occurs in patterns, determined by things such as the closeness/relatedness of concepts, the grammar of the language they use, the culture they come from.
In short, a new breed of philosopher is needed that is able to ask "dangerous questions", to "philosophize with a hammer" and take hits at even their deepest presuppositions. A philosophy who dares to ask such questions, Nietzsche claims, would put itself beyond good and evil.
There are more idols than realities in the world […] Finally to pose questions with a hammer, and sometimes to hear as a reply that famous hollow sound that can only come from bloated entrails— what a delight for one […] before whom just that which would remain silent must finally speak out.
– Nietzsche, Twilight of the idols
He then proceeds to exemplify this method, attacking a whole series of concepts dear to philosophers. Here are the topics I found most interesting.
The value of truth
Why should we pursue truth in the first place? Why not untruth, doubt, illusion, ignorance? For all we know, this bias for truth, logic and clarity could just be a biological peculiarity of ours. A false proposition, an incorrect judgment could be life-affirming, who knows?
Can one be stoic?
Life itself is a striving, you can't be neutral, you can't be indifferent. Stoicism, Nietzsche expounds, is off the table. Stoics themselves are motivated by the desire to be right about the nature of the world, and to be living according to it.
Can our thinking be grounded?
Nietzsche questions the legitimacy of grounding metaphysical and epistemological concepts such as judgments a priori and self-evident truths. He mocks Kant as having, in a feat of circular thinking, "judged a priori" that judgments a priori are possible. He attacks the "I think" in Descartes' "I think, therefore I am." Who says that the I is the cause of the thinking? That the I can cause anything? That there even is such thing as an I? It is not clear at all that we are in control of our thinking — and what does that imply for the project of logic?
Can there be free will?
In passing, Nietzsche deconstructs the concept of free will. First of all, what we call will is actually something quite complex. Much of it is actually feeling, the desire to move away from something, towards something else. Then there is thought, too, in the form of a command. And then there is an affect. But what happens, fundamentally, in an act of will, is that you order your body to move, and you see it move. You may then be led to believe that you caused the arm to move, but the evidence for a such cause-effect relationship, that is for the actual existence of will, isn't there at all. He then effectively psychoanalyzes the desire for "freedom of will":
[…] the desire to bear the entire and ultimate responsibility for one's actions oneself, and to absolve God, the world, ancestors, chance, and society therefrom, involves nothing less than to be precisely this causa sui, and, with more than Munchausen daring, to pull oneself up into existence by the hair, out of the slough of nothingness.
But he goes further saying that unfree will, the idea that your will is determined, is an illusion too, by making an even deeper point: The "law of causality" is just a concept we use to describe the world. To say that in the world itself there is such a necessity, is to make things out of your concepts, that is a kind of abstract mythology. The whole question of whether will is free or not, a.k.a. whether will plays a causal role in the world, is meaningless, because the concept of causality can't actually be real in that sense.
He proposes a version of will that can actually be meaningful:
The "non-free will" is mythology; in real life it is only a question of strong and weak will
In other words, it is equally pathetic to try to make yourself a primal cause as it is to apologize for your weak will.
The role of psychology
In conclusion of the first chapter, Nietzsche states that one of the fields that hasn't been explored in depth due to our moral presuppositions is psychology. A host of hard-to-swallow truths lie in the depth of psychology, not least the primacy of the will to power as a pervasive and necessary, life-affirming instinct.
2. The free spirit
In this chapter, Nietzsche attempts to describe a kind of spirit that could characterize the new breed of philosophers he is calling for: a free spirit.
The core feature of free spirits is their independence. They are independent from other people, their country, even their own virtues. They are independent from the prejudices of philosophers described in the previous chapter, from truth and morality. Free spirits have to be strong, because to be independent is dangerous and lonely, and people can't understand the free spirits' journey or have compassion for their demise.
Independence from truth
Free spirits have a psychological understanding of their own motives, and will pause before saying that something they are pursuing is noble. For example they understand that the will to knowledge springs out of the desire to simplify and reduce the complexity of the world. Short, it is an evolution of the will to ignorance, not its opposite.
Free spirits beware of becoming martyrs of truth. They know truth doesn't need defenders. They don't care too much about who, in the end, was right. In fact, free spirits don't put much value into being understood, they might even purposely obscure their points (as Nietzsche himself does), be mysterious. Truth, if it exists at all, is something rare and for the rare. Certainly they don't believe in dogma, in the truth for everyone.
Free spirits are nuanced, they don't see things in black and white. They don't assume that truth is attainable (maybe there are just gradations of illusion). They don't assume that truth is compatible with virtue and happiness (truth may actually destroy the knower of the truth). First and foremost, they take truth lightly. If you experience the search for truth as a war, if you don't have fun, if you can't be playful and humorous, it will ruin you.
Independence from Morality
One shouldn't just be moral. Values, such as self-sacrifice, should be questioned, and the fact that people like them still isn't an argument for them. Outraged and indignant people might be moral, but they are also deadening and less instructive than the "common people", cynics, laughing satyrs. The shadow of Man serves the elevation of Man as much as its opposite.
Here Nietzsche gives a first outline of his history of morals:
- in the pre-moral period an act was judged directly by its consequences,
- in the moral period, an act is judged by its conscious origin, that is the originating intention, and finally,
- in the coming ultra-moral period, by its unconscious origin, the underlying, intention-generating instinct.
Again, Nietzsche advocates a deeper psychological self-awareness.
In essence, Nietzsche is calling for philosophers to be less neurotic, less obsessive-compulsive about truth and morality, and to take things more lightly; in a sense, to take reality itself with a grain of salt. Humor and lightness are both consequence and nourishment of the free spirit's independence.
3. The religious mood
Taking truth and morality lightly? If no alarm bell went on in your head until now, it will in this chapter. Here, Nietzsche mercilessly applies the outlined method in attacking Christian morality. God on the cross was a reversal of all ancient values. It is a denial of life through the cult of ever-increasing self-sacrifices (from saints and ascetics to God himself). But what's reigning behind it is the will to power, albeit a twisted one: what's fascinating about the holy man is his paradoxical willpower, the power that denies itself. Christianity is the vengeance of the resentful slave, who decided that if he can't be free and happy nobody can. Life is dreadful and the faith is serious.
The opposite ideal is radically self- and life-affirming:
behold the opposite ideal: the ideal of the most world-approving, exuberant, and vivacious man, who has not only learnt to compromise and arrange with that which was and is, but wishes to have it again AS IT WAS AND IS, for all eternity, insatiably calling out de capo, not only to himself, but to the whole piece and play; and not only the play, but actually to him who requires the play — and makes it necessary; because he always requires himself anew — and makes himself necessary. — What? And this would not be — circulus vitiosus deus?
To allow thousandfold perishings
Towards the end of the chapter, his criticism assumes traits I found concerning. Christianity, he claims, through its preservation of the weak and the sick has degraded the European race.
does it not actually seem that some single will has ruled over Europe for eighteen centuries in order to make a sublime abortion of man? […] I should say that Christianity has hitherto been the most portentous of presumptions. Men, not great enough, nor hard enough, to be entitled as artists to take part in fashioning man; men, not sufficiently strong and far-sighted to allow, with sublime self-constraint, the obvious law of the thousandfold failures and perishings to prevail; men, not sufficiently noble to see the radically different grades of rank and intervals of rank that separate man from man: —such men, with their 'equality before God,' have hitherto swayed the destiny of Europe; until at last a dwarfed, almost ludicrous species has been produced, a gregarious animal, something obliging, sickly, mediocre, the European of the present day.
In particular, what bothered me was this segment:
men, not sufficiently strong and far-sighted to allow, with sublime self-constraint, the obvious law of the thousandfold failures and perishings to prevail;
This sounded to me like an endorsement of some form of Social Darwinism. There is an interesting subreddit called /r/askphilosophy, where you can ask philosophical questions and get answers from philosophy students or professionals. I started a thread about this issue, but I came away somewhat disappointed. I didn't get any answer from people with "flair", i.e. people whose authority on the subject is recognized by that community (this doesn't imply that the answers I did get are unauthoritative, only that there is no way for me to tell). I think the most relevant remark I got was to consider the original text:
Menschen, nicht stark und fernsichtig genug, um, mit einer erhabenen Selbst-Bezwingung, das Vordergrund-Gesetz des tausendfaeltigen Missrathens und Zugrundegehns walten zu lassen;
I happen to know German, and the word Zugrundegehns translates more accurately to downfall rather than perishing and is a Nietzsche favorite, even when talking about a person's individual struggle. What I take away from this is that he is not advocating to let people die. What exactly he is advocating is hard to say (likely it has to do with the benefits of some form of harshness), but I think it's fair to say it's not Social Darwinism.
4. Apophthegms and interludes
Nowadays we would call this chapter a collection of "quotables". He jumps from topic to topic, so it's impossible to summarize it. I will just mention a few topics.
At this point one has to address the issue of sexism. It needs to be said that a few of these sayings are sexist, some of which irredeemably so. A couple of examples:
Where there is neither love nor hatred in the game, woman's play is mediocre.
In the eyes of all true women science is hostile to the sense of shame. They feel as if one wished to peep under their skin with it — or worse still! under their dress and finery.
It might be possible to mine some of these precarious quotes for wisdom and insight, say for example:
The same emotions are in man and woman, but in different TEMPO, on that account man and woman never cease to misunderstand each other.
but, a century later, we know it would be absolutely necessary to make certain disclaimers. At the very least, one would have to say "men, on average", and "women on average", and if possible, quote a few scientific studies. Also, one would have to distinguish between "being a woman" and "being feminine". In short, I didn't find these quotes to be his most interesting insights, but thought I might mention them, you know, to be politically correct.
On another note, here's an interesting quotable:
What is done out of love always takes place beyond good and evil.
My interpretation: if you do something out of love you aren't being moral because you aren't doing it out of duty. But, I would add, that doesn't preclude one to decide to be moral out of love. Duty can follow from love.
5. The natural history of morals
In this chapter, Nietzsche makes an interesting remark: philosophers, until now, have tried to ground morality, that is they assumed their morality is correct and tried to find justifications for it, in a supreme feat of backward-rationalization. The correct approach, though, is to start by deconstructing morality. One has to describe it, how it came to be and how it evolved over time, before a science of morality can arise.
Morality as instinct
Morality is an instinct that manifests itself as an internal commanding voice, as the conscience. The need to obey something.
it is 'nature' therein which […] implants the need for limited horizons, for immediate duties […] 'Thou must obey some one, and for a long time; OTHERWISE thou wilt come to grief, and lose all respect for thyself' — this seems to me to be the moral imperative of nature
Morality as backwards-rationalization
We create morals to justify our deepest biases. People with different instincts will produce different morals. The determining factor is the strength of the will of the person. The stronger your will, the more the world will push back, the more it will be dangerous. Some rare people are comfortable with the dangers of command, Nietzsche's prime example being Napoleon.
People who highly value safety aren't comfortable with the dangers of command: they have a weak will. Their conscience says is: everyone should act to make everyone more safe. The individual shouldn't be strong, rather, everyone else shouldn't be strong enough to be harmful. The elevation of compassion, or love for one's neighbor, as a value, is the expressions of an underlying fear of the neighbor. Everything that elevates the individual above the pack is dangerous, therefore bad. This morality of fearfulness, this flattening (and deterioration) of social hierarchies finds its culmination in Judeo-Christianity, and continues in Western culture as the democratic ideal, the idea that each individual has the same fundamental value.
In other words, the very idea that is at the bottom of our civilization, the idea that every individual has value, is just the expression of fear. To put it bluntly: you want to have unconditional value because you would be scared to live in a world where you have to prove your value. Even more bluntly: your moral system is there to apologize for your weakness.
Morality as a disciplining force
Nietzsche also observes that the subjugation to a set of ideas also has some benefits:
[…] there should be long OBEDIENCE in the same direction, there thereby results, and has always resulted in the long run, something which has made life worth living; for instance, virtue, art, music, dancing, reason, spirituality — anything whatever that is transfiguring, refined, foolish, or divine.
This is the case even for Christianity:
The long bondage of the spirit, the distrustful constraint in the communicability of ideas, the discipline which the thinker imposed on himself to think in accordance with the rules of a church or a court, or conformable to Aristotelian premises, the persistent spiritual will to interpret everything that happened according to a Christian scheme, and in every occurrence to rediscover and justify the Christian God: — all this violence, arbitrariness, severity, dreadfulness, and unreasonableness, has proved itself the disciplinary means whereby the European spirit has attained its strength, its remorseless curiosity and subtle mobility; […] this tyranny, this arbitrariness, this severe and magnificent stupidity, has EDUCATED the spirit; slavery, both in the coarser and the finer sense, is apparently an indispensable means even of spiritual education and discipline.
I think Jordan Peterson said something along the lines of this: Nietzsche claimed that Christianity caused its own downfall, by giving rise to the spirit that could conceive of the scientific method and thus put into question the foundations of of Christianity itself, bringing about the death of God. This seems to be a key argument for that view.
6. We scholars
In this chapter, Nietzsche expresses his desire for philosophers to go beyond theorizing and "play the terrible game", live more dangerously, be "commanders and law-givers". He warns against skepticism as excessive prudence, claiming that the need to know the absolute truth before you can act boils down to fearfulness, a sickness of the will. More generally, he seems to wish Europe became more strong-willed.
I should rather prefer the contrary — I mean such an increase in the threatening attitude of Russia, that Europe would have to make up its mind to become equally threatening — namely, TO ACQUIRE ONE WILL, by means of a new caste to rule over the Continent, a persistent, dreadful will of its own, that can set its aims thousands of years ahead; so that the long spun-out comedy of its petty-statism, and its dynastic as well as its democratic many-willed-ness, might finally be brought to a close. The time for petty politics is past; the next century will bring the struggle for the dominion of the world — the COMPULSION to great politics.
I can't help thinking that some worked hard to make that vision come true, though on a more nationalistic level.
7. Our virtues
Here, Nietzsche takes more blows at our moral sensibilities. Morality is resentment and revenge against those who get what they want. A large spirit is more important than a moral one. Uninterested action is actually quite interested. Pity is a form of self-contempt. There is a higher value than the reduction of suffering: suffering elevates the human being; it is a necessary consequence of humans molding and shaping themselves. Humans like and value cruelty. Cruelty is needed even when seeking knowledge:
[…] let us consider that even the seeker of knowledge operates as an artist and glorifier of cruelty, in that he compels his spirit to perceive AGAINST its own inclination, and often enough against the wishes of his heart: — he forces it to say Nay, where he would like to affirm, love, and adore; indeed, every instance of taking a thing profoundly and fundamentally, is a violation, an intentional injuring of the fundamental will of the spirit, which instinctively aims at appearance and superficiality, — even in every desire for knowledge there is a drop of cruelty.
In the future, Nietzsche explains, morality will become like religion: something of the past. "Our" virtues will arise from ourselves, we will have to look for them. It won't be possible to have a "good conscience" anymore: we will be aware that we are choosing our values, thus we will have to own them.
8. Peoples and countries
In this chapter, Nietzsche speaks about the Germans, the Romans, the Greek, the French, the English, the Jews… Just like when he speaks about women, Nietzsche conflates certain crucial concepts (in this case races, cultures and their intellectual exponents), or fails to make the distinction as explicitly as would be necessary today. Anyway, even if we take all his remarks as being cultural, with a century of history between him and us, including two world wars, the cold war and the advent of globalization, it's hard to map his descriptions of his world to ours. It would be interesting to hear what he would have to say about us today (he would definitely express himself with angry tweets).
9. What is noble?
Nietzsche uses the last chapter of his book to further characterize the concept of nobility, the idea that there is a hierarchy of human beings, whereby the scope of society itself is to give rise to noble human beings — the aristocracy.
What characterizes noble people is their unshakable faith, respect in themselves. They don't look for external validation. They are the origin and originators of value. What harms them is intrinsically bad. Their duty is never duty towards someone, it's theirs. They express their will unapologetically. They live in fullness, abundance. Their benevolence, goodness and even pity are an overflowing of their power, they come from above, from the point of view of someone who rules and deserves to rule. Nietzsche associates both the capacity to suffer and to laugh with noble people.
Noble human beings are again opposed to slaves. Slaves are fundamentally pessimistic about life and humanity. They wait for permission — until they are too old and filled with resentment. Slave morality is an expression of that resentment, it is the morality of pity and self-pity. For slaves, good and bad boil down to nice and mean, whereas for the master they signify noble and despicable.
From the heights
Nietzsche ends his book with a poem. It's a poem about living dangerously, about leaving old friends and finding new ones. These are the closing verses:
We keep our Feast of Feasts, sure of our bourne,
Our aims self-same:
The Guest of Guests, friend Zarathustra, came!
The world now laughs, the grisly veil was torn,
And Light and Dark were one that wedding-morn.
I am aiming to learn and integrate my culture by reading the great works of the past, writing and speaking about them. In particular, I try to extract principles that I can apply to my own life. There is no way I could do justice to a book as dense and as deep as Nietzsche's Beyond Good and Evil. There would be so many ways to improve this summary, but after weeks and months of part-time reading and notetaking, I had to force myself to wrap up and move on. Nonetheless, I'm going to try to draw some personal conclusions about this work.
I have now accepted that to state my morality is to describe my deepest instincts or intuitions. I now sense that it's impossible to justify/ground one's moral axioms in something more rational or absolute, because every rational system inevitably comes with certain presuppositions.
Ultimately, the only measure of the appropriateness of a moral system can be how meaningful it feels to me, i.e. how many instincts it integrates. Mind me, this is not a rational justification of such a system, just a statement that I, as a living organism, can't step out of that constraint: I already seek what is meaningful to me and I can't do otherwise. The only thing I can do is acknowledge it and try to explore and consciously formulate what it is that feels meaningful to me.
Something Nietzsche did for me was to highlight two contradictory instincts/intuitions:
- Every human being has unconditional value.
- There are more and less noble human beings.
Both slave and master morality don't account for one of these instincts, and are therefore unsatisfactory. I need a morality that accounts for both.
Here, a passage from the Bible comes to mind.
You call me 'Teacher' and 'Lord,' and rightly so, for that is what I am. Now that I, your Lord and Teacher, have washed your feet, you also should wash one another's feet (John 13:13–14).
There is an interesting paradox in this passage. There is a hierarchy, and Christ is on top. But Christ represents the principle of reaching down and lifting the bottom of the hierarchy. The existence of nobility is acknowledged, but the essence of nobility itself is to be ennobling. People are admirable to the degree that they are able to help others be admirable. True strength is the ability to make others strong.
By definition, the only way someone can actually reach the top is if everyone reaches the top at the same time. At which point the hierarchy transcends itself. This concept is echoed in the vow of certain Bodhisattvas to forsake nirvana until all beings have been liberated from suffering.
Who knows, maybe slave morality is only a degeneration of the true message of Judeo-Christianity, which is rather a collapse of slave and master morality. Maybe I am wrong, all I can say is that this view neatly integrates the contradictory instincts described above, thus becoming a morality that I can strive to live by. An other aspect is that I can now see my culture as in essence the effort of thousands of generations to make me more powerful. I feel grateful and excited for the opportunity to pay this great gift forward.
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Human Rights Defender Ebtesam al-Saegh Lawlessly Detained for Second Time in as Many Months; Grave Fears of Renewed Torture
At approximately 11:45 p.m. local time in Bahrain, on the night of 3–4 July, long-time human rights defender Ebtesam al-Saegh was detained by state security for the second time in as many months. When Ms. al-Saegh was last detained in the final days of May, the officers torturing her – using physical violence, sexual abuse, and threats to murder her and her children – openly told her they were from Bahrain's notorious National Security Agency (NSA), and were equally open about the fact that they were torturing her precisely because she was a human rights defender.
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text: Ham radio to help during polls in West Bengal The Deccan Herald reports in a unique initiative, the Election Commission and the Ministry of Communications have granted permission to the use of Amateur Radio for election-related communications Amateur radio will be used 31 areas across four Lok Sabha seats in West Bengal where there is no mobile network coverage. The ham radio operators will be conveying poll-related information from the related polling booths to the concerned authorities on polling days. "I am to inform you that your proposal dated 14.03.2019 regarding Amateur (HAM) Radio Communication support through your organisation West Bengal Radio Club in mobile shadow zone areas on poll days i.e 6.5.2019 for no.14 and 15 PCs (Parliamentary constituencies) and on 19.5.2019 for 16,17 and 18 PCs is hereby accepted(sic)," the District Election Officer of North 24 Paraganas district stated in a letter to Ambarish Nag Biswas VU2JFA, Secretary of the West Bengal Radio Club( Amateur club). The related Lok Sabha constituencies where HAM Radio will be used for poll-related communications are Bangaon, Barrackpore, Dum Dum, Barasat and Basirhat. All the constituencies are located in North 24 Paraganas district. Bangaon and Basirhat are located close to the border with Bangladesh. Read the full story at https://www.deccanherald.com/nation...-radio-to-help-during-polls-in-wb-728368.html West Bengal Radio Club http://wbradioclub.in/ https://twitter.com/wbradioclub https://www.facebook.com/pages/West-Bengal-Radio-Club-Amateur-Club/1417707708495400 http://www.southgatearc.org/news/2019/april/ham-radio-to-help-during-polls-in-west-bengal.htm


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|Phantom, Panther, B-6, Wasp and all Schwinn Classic
Schwinn Phantom Schwinn Panther Classic Schwinn Bicycles
Serial Numbers and Date coding
In this section of the video, We show you how to identify the the serial number locations for your Phantom, Panther or other Classic Schwinn Bicycles and give some history to the serial number mystery. On the Phantom frame (which it's cantiliever design was patented by Schwinn long before the introduction of the Phantom), There are a couple common places you can find your serial numbers for your Phantom, Panther or other classic Schwinn Bicycle and those are no real secret. The first is on the underside of the crank hanger on the Phantom frame. This indicates an earlier build date. Specific date ranges are given on the video.
The second serial number area for your Schwinn Phantom or Panther might be located on the left side of the Rear Fork, where the Axel bolts On to the Frame. Again, in the video, we show you exactly where to look.
Now later model bicycles 1970 on up will have serial numbers near the headbadge. But since those are not the original Phantom's we are looking to restore, If your phantom has the serial number by the headbadge, it's not very old. Perhaps it has been assembled from other parts. There are several things we show you so you can tell a Original Phantom apart from a built-up phantom.
The serial number lists here are complete for the years inidated and cover all Schwinn models, not only the Phantom or Panther.
am currently transposing data to this Schwinn serial number database..
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How to Create a Gmail Account
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This wikiHow teaches you how to make a Gmail account, which is an email address associated with Google. You can create a Gmail account on both mobile and desktop platforms.
On Desktop
1Open the Gmail account creation website. Go to https://www.google.com/gmail/about/# in your computer's web browser. This will open a page with information regarding Gmail.
2Click CREATE AN ACCOUNT. It's a red button in the top-right corner of the window. Doing so takes you to the first page in the account creation section.
3Enter your first and last name. Type your first name into the "First name" text box near the top of the page, then enter your last name in the "Last name" box next to it.
4Create a Gmail username. In the "Username" text box, type in the username you want to use for your email address. This is the name which appears before the "@gmail.com" section of the address.
- If your selected username is already taken, you'll be asked to choose a different one upon clicking a different text box on the page.
5Enter a password twice. Type your preferred password into the "Password" text box near the bottom of the page, then type the same password into the "Confirm password" box to the right of the first password box.
- These passwords must match before you can proceed.
6Click NEXT. It's a blue button at the bottom of the page.
7Enter account recovery options. While not mandatory, you can add up to two types of account recovery options to your Gmail profile:
- Phone number — Type your phone number into the "Phone number" text box near the top of the page.
- Recovery email address — Type any other email address into the "Recovery email address" text box near the top of the page.
8Add your date of birth. Click the "Month" drop-down box and select the month of your birthday, then type the day and year into the "Day" and "Year" text boxes, respectively.
9Select a gender. Click the "Gender" drop-down box, then select one of the gender options in the resulting drop-down menu.
10Click NEXT. It's a blue button at the bottom of the page.
11Verify your phone number. If you added a phone number as an account recovery option, you can verify it now by doing the following:
- Click SEND when prompted.
- Open your phone's text messages.
- Open the message from Google (usually a 5-digit number) and review the 6-digit number in the message.
- Enter the 6-digit number into the text box on the Gmail page.
- Click VERIFY
- You can also click the Not now link to skip verifying the account recovery options for now.
12Scroll down and click I AGREE. It's at the bottom of the terms of service list on the left side of the page. Doing so will accept the terms of service and sign you into your Gmail account.
On Mobile
1Download the Gmail app. If you haven't yet downloaded the Gmail app, open your phone's
- iPhone — Tap Search, tap the search bar near the top of the screen, type in gmail, tap gmail in the drop-down menu, tap GET to the right of "Gmail - Email by Google", and enter your Apple ID password or Touch ID.
- Android — Tap the search bar at the top of the screen, type in gmail, tap Gmail in the drop-down menu, tap INSTALL, and tap ACCEPT.
- Skip this step if you already have the Gmail app on your phone.
2Open Gmail. Tap OPEN in your phone's app store, or tap the red-and-white Gmail app icon. This will open the blank sign-in page if there are no accounts signed into Gmail on your phone.
- If an account is signed into Gmail on your phone, tap ☰ in the top-left corner, tap your current email address, tap Manage accounts, tap Add account, tap Google, and then skip the next two steps.
3Tap SIGN IN. It's at the bottom of the screen.
- If you are already signed in with a different account, tap ☰ in the top-left corner, then tap the profile image of the account. Then tap + Add account and tap the Google option at the top.
4Tap More options. This link is on the left side of the screen. A menu will appear.
- If you have any inactive accounts saved on your phone, you'll first have to tap Use another account on this page.
5Tap Create account. It should be the only item in the menu.
- If you were already signed into Gmail, this option will be near the middle of the page instead of in a menu.
6Enter your first and last name. Tap the "First name" text field and type in your first name, then do the same with your last name in the "Last name" text field.
7Tap NEXT. It's a blue button on the right side of the page.
8Add your birthday and gender. Select the month of your birthday, type in the day and year of your birthday, and then select a gender preference from the Gender drop-down menu.
9Tap NEXT.
10Create a username. Type your preferred Gmail username, which is the name what will appear before "@gmail.com" in your email address, into the "Username" field.
- This must be a username that no one else has used yet. If the username is already taken, you'll be prompted to choose another one.
11Tap NEXT.
12Create a password. Type a password into the "Create password" text field, then repeat the password in the "Confirm password" text field.
13Tap NEXT.
14Enter your phone number. Type your phone number into the "Phone number" text field. This must be a number at which you can receive text messages.
- You may see a Skip link on the left side of the page. If so, you can tap it to skip the phone number entry process.
15Verify your phone number. When prompted, tap VERIFY, then open the text message from Google, review the six-digit code in the message, type the code into the "Enter code" text field, and tap NEXT.
- Skip this step if you tapped Skip in the previous step.
16Scroll down and tap I AGREE. It's at the very bottom of the page on the right side of the screen.
17Tap NEXT. This will open your new Gmail inbox. You can now proceed with adding contacts, organizing mail, and more.
- Your Gmail account can also be used to sign into services like YouTube, Google Drive, and Google Docs.
Community Q&A
QuestionHow can I create a second email address while keeping my first one?Community AnswerYou can have multiple emails, just create new accounts.
QuestionHow can I create an email for my friend with my phone?Community AnswerLog out of your own email and click set up and fill out the boxes and information. Then give the username and password to the friend and they can log into it on their own time using their own computer or electronic device.
QuestionHow to create a personal email account?Community AnswerJust follow the steps above. A personal email account is just a regular email account.
QuestionDoes it ask you where you live and your address and phone number?Community AnswerNo, and other similar services like Outlook or AOL won't either. It will ask what country you live in (eg. Canada, USA) and province or state you live in (eg. Ontario, Canada, or Florida, USA) but it would never ask you for your address.
QuestionCan I have mail from my old email account automatically forwarded to my new Gmail address?Community AnswerYes, in your old account go into the settings, and set a new filter that forwards a copy of all incoming mail to the desired address. Just be aware that when you cease to maintain the old account, such as no longer paying for it/subscribing to it, mail will cease to be forwarded.
QuestionCan I create an email address for someone else without interfering with my own email?Community AnswerYes, as long as you are logged out of your account. You will need to input their name, a new email address, and a different password.
QuestionWhat do I do if I don't have a previous email account?Community AnswerTyping "Your current email address" to make a new Gmail account is optional. Having another email account helps you to access your account when you forget your password. So, it's good to have multiple email accounts and link them together as a secondary email address.
QuestionWhy can't children create a Gmail account?Community AnswerThey are underage. In order to create one for your child, you need to lie about their age, or create one under the parent's name.
QuestionWhy can't I just use my existing Gmail account?CaptianYayaCommunity AnswerYou can always just use your own account. However, some people may want multiple accounts. For example, one account for work/school, and another for their personal life.
QuestionWhat if my phone doesn't have e-mail?Community AnswerPhones don't require an e-mail, but you could link it to one via Mail on iPhones if you so choose.
How do I access my new Gmail account after creating it?
Can I create a Gmail account if I'm 10 years old?
How can I remove my Gmail account?
How do I make a Google account without linking it to my parent's ID?
How do I create a new email address with Gmail?
- Gmail comes stock-installed on most Android phones since you need a Google account to log into your Android's services.
- Make sure that you choose a memorable but difficult-to-guess password when creating your Gmail account.
Article SummaryX
1. Go to https://www.gmail.com.
2. Click Create Account.
3. Fill out the form and click Next.
4. Find the verification code in your email or texts.
5. Enter the verification code and click Next.
6. Fill out the form and click Next.
7. Read the terms and click I Agree.
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