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1. CARLOS SLIM HELU
Net Worth : $74.0 Billion
Fortune : Self made
Source : Telecom
Age : 71
Country Of Citizenship : Mexico
Residence : Mexico City
Industry : Telecommunications
Education : NA
Marital Status : Widowed, 6 children

2. BILL GATES
Net Worth : $56.0 Billion
Fortune : Self Made
Source : Microsoft
Age : 55
Country Of Citizenship : United States
Residence : Medina, Washington
Industry : Software
Education : Harvard University, Drop Out,
Marital Status : Married, 3 children
3. WARREN BUFFETT
Net Worth : $50.0 Billion
Fortune : Self Made
Source : Berkshire Hathaway
Age : 80
Country Of Citizenship : United States
Residence : Omaha, Nebraska
Industry : Investments
Education : Columbia University, Master of Science
Marital Status : Widowed, remarried, 3 children
4. BERNARD ARNAULT
Net Worth : $41.0 Billion
Fortune : Inherited and Growing
Source : LVMH
Age : 62
Country Of Citizenship : France
Residence : Paris
Industry : Retail
Education : Ecole Polytechnique, Bachelor of Arts / Science
Marital Status : Married, 5 children
5. LAWRENCE ELLISON
Net Worth : $39.5 Billion
Fortune : Self made
Source : Oracle
Age : 66
Country Of Citizenship : United States
Residence : Redwood City, California
Industry : Software
Education : University of Illinois, Drop Out
Marital Status : Married, 2 children
6. LAKSHMI MITTAL
Net Worth : $31.1 Billion
Fortune : Inherited and Growing
Source : Steel
Age : 60
Country Of Citizenship : India
Residence : London
Industry : Steel
Education : St Xavier’s College Calcutta, Bachelor of Arts/Science
Marital Status : Married, 2 children
7. AMANCIO ORTEGA
Net Worth : $31.0 Billion
Fortune : Self Made
Source : Zara
Age : 74
Country Of Citizenship : Spain
Residence : La Coruna
Industry : Retail
Education : NA
Marital Status : Married, 3 children
8. EIKE BATISTA
Net Worth : $30.0 Billion
Fortune : Self Made
Source : Mining, Oil
Age : 53
Country Of Citizenship : Brazil
Residence : Rio de Janeiro
Industry : Retail
Education : RWTH Aachen University, Drop Out
Marital Status : Divorced, 2 children
9. MUKESH AMBANI
Net Worth : $27.0 Billion
Fortune : Inherited and Growing
Source : Petrochemicals
Age : 53
Country Of Citizenship : India
Residence : Mumbai
Industry : Manufacturing
Education : University of Bombay, Bachelor of Arts/Science
Marital Status : Married, 3 children
10. CHRISTY WALTON
Net Worth : $26.5 Billion
Fortune : Walton Family
Source : John T.Walton
Age : 55
Country Of Citizenship : United States
Residence : Jackson, Wyoming
Industry : Walmart, First Solar
Education : University of Arkansas, College of Business Administration
Marital Status : Married, 1 children

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1. How do I use the transliteration feature?

2. The Quick Answer

1. Go to the Settings|Basic tab and enable the transliteration option.
2. * Select your language.
3. Click the Transliteration button on the posting form to type in transliteration mode.
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6. What is transliteration?

7. Blogger offers an automatic transliteration option for converting Roman characters to the characters used in the following languages:

1. Amharic
2. Arabic
3. Bengali
4. Greek
5. Persian
6. Gujarati
7. Kannada
8. Hindi
9. Malayalam
10. Marathi
11. Nepali
12. Punjabi
13. Russian
14. Sanskrit
15. Serbian
16. Tamil
17. Telugu
18. Tigrinya
19. Urdu

20. This lets you type these languages phonetically in English script and still have them appear in their correct alphabet. Note that this is not the same as translation -- the sound of the words is converted from one alphabet to the other, not the meaning. For example, typing 'hamesha' transliterates into Hindi as:

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22. Enabling the Transliteration Feature

23. To enable this feature, go to the Settings | Basics page, select Enable for the transliteration option, and select your preferred language. This setting will affect all blogs on your account, similar to the Compose Mode setting.

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25. Next, go to your post editor and you'll see a new button.

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27. Typing with Transliteration

28. This button toggles the transliteration feature on and off. (You can also use Ctrl+G as a shortcut.) When it's on, it affects the title, labels, and body of your post. The letters of a word will appear as you type them until you reach the end of the word. As soon as you type a space or a punctuation mark, the letters will be converted to Indic characters, like this:

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30. If you prefer to do the transliteration all at once, rather than as you go, you can type your text with the transliteration button turned off. Then select all your text and click the button. Everything selected will be transliterated at once, and you can go back and edit it as desired. (Note: This only works in the body of the post, not in the title or labels.)

31. The transliteration will attempt to match the sounds of the letters as accurately as possible between the two alphabets. If you find that it's incorrect, however, you can fix it.

32. Correcting and Editing Words

33. When you find a word you want to change, just click on it once, using the left mouse button. This displays a short menu of alternate spellings, as well as an option to switch back to the original Roman characters you typed, or to edit the word further.

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35. If you choose the Edit... option, you'll see the word in an Edit mode that provides on-the-fly suggestions for the next letter in the sequence. Click on the letter you want to enter next; it will be added to the word, and suggestions for the following letter will come up. You can also continue typing from your keyboard. Type a space or press the Enter key to end the word and go back to normal typing mode.

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37. The suggestions provided in the Edit... option are limited to letters which could reasonably follow the ones already typed. Each button shows some English text in gray, which indicates the part of the last syllable that you have already typed. The text in bold indicates what you can type to get the Indic letter displayed on that button. Alternatively, you can just click the button and it will add the correct letter for you. If a button is green, that means that the letter is phonetically similar to the last typed syllable, and clicking on the button will replace it.

38. On-Screen Keyboard

39. If you want complete control over the choice of letters, click the keyboard icon to the right of the word you're editing. A full on-screen keyboard comes up, and you can simply click the letters you want to insert them into your text.

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41. Matras (accent marks) are shown with dotted circles to indicate that they can be applied to different letters. To use them, first click the letter you want to use, then click the matra you want to apply to it.

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43. Type a space, punctuation mark or the Enter key to end the word and go back to normal typing mode, or just click the X icon on the keyboard to remove it.

44. Character Mappings

45. For a complete mapping of which Roman characters will be converted into which Indic characters, please see the article below for the language you're using. Note that these are static mappings that only apply in Edit mode. When you're simply typing as usual, a more complex algorithm is used to determine the correct characters to display based on the sound of each overall word.

1. Hindi
2. Kannada
3. Malayalam
4. Tamil
5. Telugu

6. Saving Corrected Transliterations

7. Whenever you type a word and the Indic transliteration is not the one you wanted, you can correct it using the editing features described above. When you do this, the new transliteration is remembered for you. If you type the same word again in the future, it will then be transliterated correctly based on your saved preference. These corrections are stored to help us improve our service.

8. Installing and Viewing Indic Fonts

9. Blogger uses Unicode to encode the Indic characters in your post. Unicode is a system of representing text and symbols and is supported by all modern browsers and operating systems.

10. Mozilla Firefox requires support for complex text layout, otherwise it might display the Indic text incorrectly. The support for complex text layout is usually turned off by default, but this Wikipedia article gives a detailed explanation on how to turn it on in various operating systems. If you use Internet Explorer 6+ in Windows Vista/XP/2000, you should have no problems in viewing and editing Indic text correctly, except in the case of Malayalam. The Malayalam characters with chillus may not be rendered correctly on some systems even with complex script rendering enabled, in which case you can refer to this Wikia article for solutions.

11. Is transliteration available in other Google services?

12. Yes. Transliteration is available as a standalone product, as an iGoogle gadget and for writing Indic scraps in orkut. Please see this article for more information.

13. Notes:

1. The transliteration feature is only supported in Internet Explorer versions 6.0 and higher on Windows, and Firefox 1.5 and higher on Windows and Linux. It's not supported on Macs.
2. The transliteration button is available only in Compose Mode. All the other editing features of Compose Mode will continue to work normally with transliterated text, and you can also copy and paste text to work with into the editor.
3. If you see a message saying that the transliteration service is unavailable, check your internet connection. This feature requires a live internet connection, as all the transliteration is done on Google's servers and sent back to your browser while you work on your post.
4. For further help with transliteration, please see the Blogger Help Group.

CSS oke...

Editing CSS in the Template Designer

Blogger's Template Designer allows you to customize almost any aspect of your blog's appearance through the use of cascading style sheets (CSS). To add custom CSS snippets to your template, simply open the Template Designer and add your code to the field located in the Advanced | Add CSS tab. Changes you make will reflect instantly in a live preview beneath the editor.

Note: Editing CSS allows you to change the look and feel of your blog. For changes to the actual content of your blog, including the adding of gadgets or changes to the layout, please use the Edit HTML field located in the Layouts tab. Also remember that, like other customizations, your CSS will be removed if you change designs.

While CSS allows for an almost unlimited number of style customizations, here we'll just go over a couple of the most popular CSS tweaks so you can get a sense of how these changes can be made. For a more comprehensive list of various CSS tweaks, please see the 'What can I do with CSS' article in our Help Center.

The first CSS change we'll go over is how to center the header text on your blog. Head over to the CSS field located in the Advanced | Add CSS tab in the Template Designer. Once there, simply drop in the following lines of code:

.Header {
text-align: center;
}

Once you've added the code, you'll notice that your header text image will instantly change to centered alignment. If you like what you see, just click the orange Apply to Blog button and your header image will be saved. If you ever decide to remove or change the header image at a later point, it's as easy as deleting or swapping out the image code from the field.

The second CSS change we'll cover is how to add your own background image to your blog. For the sake of being comprehensive, we'll assume that your image isn't already hosted on the web, and go over instructions for how upload your image to a filehost so you can link to it. Here are all the steps necessary to take your own image from your computer and use it as a background image for your blog:

1. Compress your image.
You'll need to make sure the filesize of your image is under 250K, so the first step is to go into your photo editor of choice and compress the image down to fit within that limit. Alternatively, some image hosts such as Imgur provide an option to compress your image to a certain filesize before uploading.


2. Upload your image to a filehost. In order for you to add a background image via CSS, you'll need a working link to your image. If it isn't already on the web, you'll need to upload it from your computer to a host which will serve the image. Picasa Web Albums, Imgur, and Photobucket are all reliable options for your image hosting. Simply navigate to the host of your choice, and follow their directions for uploading.


3. Add the image background CSS snippet. Now that you have a compressed, uploaded image you will be able to add the CSS for using it as a background for your blog. Here is the code:

.body-fauxcolumn-outer {
background: url(http://www.example.com/image.png);
}
.body-fauxcolumn-outer div {
background: none;
}

4. Apply to blog! If you like what you see, go ahead and click the Apply to Blog button, and you're done! Of course, you can always come back and remove or swap out the background image code if you like.

Note: Templates with gradients (such as Simple #1) may slightly conflict in appearance with the use of a background image.

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“Andaikan harapan seseorang diturunkan hingga titik nol, orang akan benar-benar menghargai semua yang dia miliki saat ini.” Stephen Hawking, fisikawan asal Inggris”

“Perdamaian adalah tujuan ideal yang tak bisa diganggu gugat oleh pemerintahan atau bangsa mana pun, termasuk mereka yang gemar berperang sekalipun.” Aung San Suu Kyi, ikon demokrasi Myanmar”

“Manusia tak bisa menemukan samudera baru sepanjang dia tidak punya keberanian untuk memalingkan pandangan matanya dari pantai.” Andre Gide (1869–1951), penulis Prancis, peraih Nobel Sastra 1947″

“Orang-orang hebat bisa dikenali melalui tiga hal: murah hati dalam perencanaan, humanis dalam pelaksanaan, dan tidak berlebihan dalam keberhasilan.” Otto von Bismarck (1815–1898), kanselir Jerman”

“Ini bukan karena mereka tidak bisa menemukan solusi, tapi karena mereka tidak mampu memahami masalah.” GK Chesterton (1874–1936), kritikus Inggris”

“Anda tak boleh merasa terlalu tua untuk menetapkan tujuan lain atau merajut mimpi-mimpi baru.” CS Lewis (1898–1963), novelis dan ilmuwan Inggris”

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“Terkadang pertanyaan lebih penting daripada jawaban.” Nancy Willard, penulis dan pujangga Amerika Serikat”

“Tidak ada orang besar yang tidak menyumbangkan kebesaran pengabdiannya kepada kemanusiaan.” Voltaire (1694–1778), filsuf dan penulis Prancis”

“Di mana tidak ada harapan, di situ tidak ada usaha keras.” Samuel Johnson (1709–1784), pujangga Inggris”

“Dengan humor, Anda bisa memperlunak beberapa tamparan terburuk dalam hidup Anda. Begitu Anda tertawa, seberapa pun menyakitkannya situasi Anda, Anda pasti bisa melaluinya.” Bill Cosby, Aktor dan Komedian Amerika Serikat”

“Apakah sejarah itu? Pengulangan masa lalu di masa depan; refleksi dari masa depan pada masa lalu.” Victor Hugo (1802–1885), pujangga, novelis, dan dramawan Prancis”

“Si talenta bekerja, sang jenius yang menciptakan.” Robert A Schumann (1810–1856), komposer Jerman”

“Jika seseorang memulai dengan kepastian, dia akan mengakhirinya dengan keraguan: tapi jika dia memulai dengan keraguan, dia akan mengakhirinya dengan keyakinan.” Francis Bacon, Sr. (1561–1626), pengacara dan filsuf Inggris”

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“Ide yang bagus sudah umum, yang tidak umum adalah mereka yang bekerja keras untuk mewujudkan ide tersebut.” Ashleigh Brilliant (1933), pengarang dan kartunis asal Inggris”

“Satu-satunya hal yang harus kita takuti di planet ini adalah manusia.” Carl Gustav Jung (1875–1961), psikolog Swiss”

“Keberanian tak pernah membiarkan tindakan-tindakan Anda dipengaruhi rasa takut dalam diri Anda.” Arthur Koestler (1905–1938), jurnalis dan kritikus asal Inggris”