facebook via status trick

1. Go to Facebook.com and sign in
2. Now copy the below code and paste it in the address bar .:

http://www.facebook.com/connect/prompt_feed.php?preview=true&api_key=123456789

3. Now @ last you can see api_key=123456789 that’s the thing which you need to replace with the numbers through which you need to post, so grab those number from below .:

API KEYS .:

Skynet (249284985083592)
iPhone (6628568379)
Blackberry (2254487659)
Palm (7081486362)
Sidekick (21810043296)
Sony Ericsson (38125372145)
Xbox LIVE (5747726667)
iPad (112930718741625)
Foursquare (86734274142)
Telegram (140881489259157)
Carrier Pigeon (130263630347328)
Morse Code (134929696530963)
Message in a Bottle (123903037653697)
Commodore 64 (138114659547999)
Your moms computer (132386310127809)
TRS-80 (134998549862981)
K.I.T.T. (129904140378622)
Mind Computer Interface (121111184600360)
eyePhone (110455835670222)
toaster (203192803063920)
microwave (0a5266c8844a1b09211e7eb38242ac2f)
Super Nintendo Entertainment System (235703126457431)
Gameboy Color (180700501993189)
GoD (256591344357588)
Glade Air Freshner (4aeb4db2e8df1cdb7f952b2269afb560)
Strawberry (a4c9fb1708a848c2241674531176209b)
The moon (221826277855257)
Dr. Pepper (eea90d40e1d12565695dbbbdbd5e965b)
Nintendo wii (243870508973644)
Alcohol (250335888312118)
Cheese (218791271497130)
iPod Nano (142039005875499)
Nintendo 64 (236264753062118)
Microsoft Excel (242740155751069)
Linux Ubuntu (220593361311050)
iPhone 5g (211333348912523)
My Bedroom (174811032586879)
Your Mums Bedroom (5f64bbc9ac2f12b983200925da461322)
Lamp (230755826955133)
Your moms anus (b625297b655f0b46c86b68f754b82121)
Refrigerator (250828364944350)
A potato (127926427295267)
Nasa Satellite (31d608d30292175bf7703149699ccb39)
Vibrator (eb4c6d1a60e19a7795da501e1f468035)
Sperm Whale (170318539700306)
Pogo Stick (185103391549701)
Banana Phone (1477a4cd29ec724a3de19be5d26e0389)
Google+ (4d8243dbb7064f88351fe6c809582320)
The Future (108372819220732)
Smoke Signal (134138923334682)
tin cans connected by string (242191299125647)
Pokedex (de3da265cf6976745bb1d60a8c198151)
Telepathy (ea01a57edb26cf1de143f09d45cfa913)
Typewriter (d3d554bf60297cb2c384e3d7cf5a066d)
Harry Potter (b8ebeb983f45eaa0bd5f4f66cad97654)
TARDIS (200439256674396)
Pip Boy (142806259133078)
Mind Control (1dc633368924b3b0b4d08e3f83230760)
Jedi Mind Control (240597869302110)
Telekinesis (224139600960217)
Post-It Note (115227201900831)
GLaDOS (246126362083515)
Ansible (185474028180003)
W.O.P.R (228373497202865)
Airwolf (123944137696757)
HMCS Belafonte (222345601140304)
Hogwarts (2dc1d3004dbc4a67c4b552be3c25ccb0)

4. So now suppose you wanna post a status update via iPAD like in the above image so you will copy the iPAD api key from above and than paste it replacing the 123456789 numbers like below .:

http://www.facebook.com/connect/prompt_feed.php?preview=true&api_key=112930718741625

5. So now click enter and you will get window which will tell you to enter the status and than click on share that’s it, you are done check your status message and impress your friends with new via status messages.

Research Firefox Extensions for College Students

Much of students’ library research nowadays takes place online, so make sure you’re making it as easy on yourself as possible with these extensions.

1. Zotero: This research tool will help you collect, organize and appropriately cite any sources you find over the Web. You’ll no longer have to switch between windows — you can do your work right in your browser window.
2. BetterSearch: Enhance your search engine experience with this extension. It adds previews as well as options to open search results in a new tab or window to almost all major search engines including Google, Yahoo, Ask.com and more, making it easier to find what you’re looking for.
3. Clusty Toolbar: Don’t search harder for more information, search smarter. This toolbar will allow you to cluster search results from several sites, get dictionary and encyclopedia definitions, and many other useful features.
4. Snap Links: Sometimes during a search, more than one site will come up that looks promising. With this tool you can open these sites all at once in different tabs. Simply click and drag over all the sites you want to open and it will take care of the rest.
5. ScrapBook: If you’re collecting research for a project or just doing some online comparison shopping, this can be a valuable tool. It allows you to save and organize websites and parts of websites, and also take notes on them while keeping everything in one easily accessible place.
6. Read It Later: One way to keep on task or to accelerate research is to not read every interesting page you come across. This tool for Firefox allows you to save these tidbits for later when you have more time and to store them in an easy-to-find-and-manage menu in your browser.
7. Googlepedia: Get both Google search results and Wikipedia entries with this extension. It splits the search in half and gives you (hopefully) more interesting and useful information.
8. Customize Google: This extension allows you to easily move from your Google search results to Yahoo, Ask.com, Technorati, Wikipedia and more. It makes switching through search engines much quicker and easier.
9. WorldCat Search: Quickly find a book or download a video with this great search plug-in. WorldCat will find resources at the libraries nearest you so you can quickly find research materials.
10. Yoono: Enhance your browsing with the features of Yoono. It will automatically suggest other sites it thinks you’ll like and allow you to save and share your articles and websites.
11. Bookstack: This extension allows you to add sites to a file to read later. It’s easy to use and can be a great way to keep track of information you want to read but just don’t have the time to.
12. eReader: This extension makes it easy to read ebooks right in your Firefox browser, helping you to take advantage of free online materials from Google and sites like Project Gutenberg.

circle and rectangle area using object in java

import java.util.Scanner;
class circle
{
    int r;
    double area()
    {
        return r*r;
    }
    double dia_circle()
    {
        return 2*r;
    }
}
class rectangle
{
    int l,w;
    rectangle(int x,int y)
    {
         l=x;
         w=y;
    }
    double area()
    {
        return l*w;
    }
}
public class Circle_rect_object {

     public static void main(String[] args) {
        Scanner virus=new Scanner(System.in);
        circle c1=new circle();
        circle c2=new circle();
        System.out.println("enter the radius for c1");
        c1.r=virus.nextInt();
        System.out.println("enter the radius for c2");
        c2.r=virus.nextInt();
        System.out.println("area of c1 is "+c1.area()+" area of c2 is "+c2.area());
        System.out.println("diameter of c1 "+c1.dia_circle()+" diameter of c2 "+c2.dia_circle());
        System.out.println("enter hight and width of rectangle");
        int x=virus.nextInt();
        int y=virus.nextInt();
        rectangle r=new rectangle(x,y);
        System.out.println("the area of rectangle is "+r.area());
       
    }
}

visibility modifier in java program

import java.util.Scanner;
class student
{
    public int er_no,sem;
    private int age;
    private String name;
    void set_age(int x)
    {
        age=x;
    }
    void set_name(String k)
    {
        name=k;
    }
    void get_data()
    {
        System.out.println("er_no "+er_no);
        System.out.println("sem "+sem);
        System.out.println("age "+age);
        System.out.println("name "+name);
    }
}

class faculty
{
    public String name;
    private String dept;
    void set_dept(String k)
    {
        dept=k;
    }
    void get_data()
    {
        System.out.println("faculty name "+name);
        System.out.println("faculty dept "+dept);
    }
}
public class Visibility {

    /**
     * @param args the command line arguments
     */
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        // TODO code application logic here
        Scanner virus=new Scanner(System.in);
        student s=new student();
        System.out.println("enter er_no");
        s.er_no=virus.nextInt();
        System.out.println("enter sem");
        s.sem=virus.nextInt();
        System.out.println("enter name");
        String k=virus.next();
        s.set_name(k);
        System.out.println("enter age");
        int x=virus.nextInt();
        s.set_age(x);
        s.get_data();
        faculty f=new faculty();
        System.out.println("enter name of faculty");
        f.name=virus.next();
        System.out.println("enter dept");
        k=virus.next();
        f.set_dept(k);
        f.get_data();
    }
}