Chrome Extension Fixes Twitter’s Grammar, Tells Us “Whom” We Should Follow

All is right with the world, as genius (and Googler!) Thomas Steiner has made this beautiful Chrome extension that corrects Twitter’s subject/object discrepancy on its “Who to Follow” feature. Grammar snobs (I KNOW WHO YOU ARE AND WHERE YOU COMMENT), rejoice!
In case anyone’s still confused about ”Who” vs. “Whom” usage, here’s a quick tip to differentiate courtesy of Shit You Should Know:
“To determine proper usage of who/whom, separate the who/whom clause and pose it as a question.  If that question can be answered with “he”, use “who”; if it can be answered with “him”, use ‘whom’.”
You can change your entire life by downloading the extension here.

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Steve Jobs Going To Die !!

Recently i read an article in the newspaper(I-next) where i came to know about this rumour or may be truth about Steve Jobs :The man who gave us the real computer !!
To find out the reality behind the news i googled up the web and what i came out with,i'm sharing it with you guys !!

Apple founder and CEO Steve Jobs has terminal pancreatic cancer and may live for just six more weeks, a media report said Thursday.
The 55-year-old Jobs in January announced that at his request, the board of directors granted him a medical leave of absence so that he could focus on his health...
Since then, employees have said Jobs can still be seen at the company’s headquarters in California and is also calling all the strategic shots from his home.
According to a report, this time when Steve was spotted outside the hospital, he looked slimmer and more ill. Folks at National enquirer followed him from Breakfast to the Cancer Center and they say that Steve Jobs has six weeks to live based on analysis of his photos by Dr. Gabe Mirkin and Dr. Samuel Jacobson

This  photo show him looking painfully frail and weak, with his jeans and dark top hanging loosely on his six-feet-two-inches, frail body,Jobs’s weight is said to have dropped from a pre-cancer 175 pounds to 130 pounds now.
The Apple CEO, who is worth $6 billion, is currently on his third medical leave, and has battled a rare form of pancreatic cancer for seven years and had a liver transplant in 2009.

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