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NO! One of the earliest attacks on Obama was made by Ted Cruz’s father — who, when Ted was elected Senator, said Obama was from Kenya.The Birth Certificate nonsense was pure racist Right-wing Republican. They knew their base were and remain idiots (Hitler’s Simpleton Masses) and so could challenge the birth. It didn’t matter that the announcement was published by the government as part of the normal routine periodic report of births, deaths and marriages in Hawaii. Since any requested document is a copy generated when the request is made, claiming it is false is easy. Refuting the claim needs the individual who created the document to come forward and there is no simple venue for that (plus you can always say they were bribed to create the document).As pointed out in "President Ted Cruz: The 2016 Election and America's Future" {Amazon – December 2013} [President Ted Cruz: The 2016 Election and America's Future: W. Lawrence Lipton: 9781494321697: Amazon.com: Books], the rational American would have insisted that the travel records for the mother be provided — not the Birth Certificate. If she had a passport and passed through border control in USA & Kenya, there would be hard documentation in BOTH countries. Moreover, had Obama been born in Kenya, at the time, Kenya was under the British Home Office control and the birth would have been reported there — because it granted automatic BRITISH citizenship.Russian’s, unlike Right-wing Republicans, are smart enough to know you do not create a lie that is easily disproven through objectively obtained records — as Genealogists know, the port of entry records for USA in that period are online… so his mom would be recorded. PLUS, his dad was in meetings with INS (the week after Obama was born) to adjust his visa status based on the marriage and Obama’s birth. Russia knows how stupid the a third of the population is… and they would take advantage of that stupidity — which means the idea of impeaching Trump could be one of their games … there are no hard facts or any documented basis … that is primary requisite for propaganda (NO HARD FACTS). Dump Trump and Crooked Hillary are based on disruption, innuendo and anything which lacks hard facts.

Attention all 10+2 students! The wait is finally over. You don’t have to be disappointed that there’s no Bachelor of Design (B.Des) in IIT Bombay anymore! One of the best design schools in India, IDC IIT Bombay has finally added a four year B.Des programme and a five year dual degree (B.Des + M.Des) programme to its much respected and much valued design courses. This makes IIT Bombay the only other IIT to offer a B.Des degree for undergraduates other than IIT Guwahati.The first B.Des course in IIT Bombay will be commencing from this year i.e. 2015 and your performance in the Undergraduate Common Entrance Exam for Design (UCEED) will decide your entry into this prestigious institution. Like CEED (India’s most regarded design entrance exam for PG design courses), UCEED will also be conducted by IIT Bombay. Launchpad Academy learned about this recent development at the earliest and went through the UCEED brochure thoroughly. Here’s everything you need to know about B.Des in IIT Bombay and the UCEED entrance exam as per the UCEED brochure released by the institution.Eligibility CriteriaThere are three main eligibility criteria to appear for UCEED. Since B.Des in IIT Bombay is a bachelor’s degree offered for undergraduates, along with the number of attempts one takes to clear UCEED, age and educational qualification are also taken into consideration.• Age Limit: A candidate belonging to General or OBC-NCL category should have been born on or after October 1, 1995 and October 1, 1990 if belonging to the SC, ST and PwD categories.• Number of Attempts: A candidate can attend UCEED for a maximum of two consecutive years and since the entrance exam is the first of its kind, the maximum number of attempts for UCEED 2015 is one.• Class XII (or Equivalent) Examination: The candidate should have passed the 2014 Class XII or equivalent exam or passed/appeared in the 2015 Class XII or equivalent exam. Those who appeared for the first time in their Class XII (or equivalent) examination in 2013 or earlier are not eligible.Registration Details• The registration for UCEED is completely online and can be done on UCEED’s online portal http://uceed.iitb.ac.in.• Applicants must satisfy all of the above mentioned eligibility criteria and the application cannot be withdrawn after registration is completed.• Online registration begins from April 10, 2015 and ends on April 25, 2015.• The registration fees is Rs.2000 for all General/OCC-NCL male candidates and Rs.1000 for all SC/ST/PwD male candidates. Irrespective of the category, all female candidates must pay Rs.1000 as registration fees.Documents Required for RegistrationThe following is a list of documents required to complete the UCEED registration process.• A color photograph of the candidate with a clear full frontal view of the face.• Class X certificate if the birth certificate is mentioned in it or birth certificate.• Class XII certificate for those who appeared for board exams in 2014 and a scanned copy of admit card for those who are appearing/appeared in 2015.• Scanned copies of the candidate’s full signature and left thumb impression.• Concerned category documents for those belonging to SC, ST, PwD and other reserved categories.Examination Pattern• Undergraduate Common Entrance Exam for Design (UCEED) is a computer based test and comprises of a total of 100 questions, accounting to a total of 300 marks.• The examination duration is for a total duration of three hours and the medium of instruction is English.• The question paper consists of Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ), Multiple Selection Questions (MSQ) and numerical answer type questions. Negative marking is included.• All the questions are based following six design related topics1. Visualization and Spatial Ability2. Observation and Design Sensitivity3. Environmental and Social Awareness4. Analytical and Logical Reasoning5. Language and Creativity6. Design Thinking and Problem SolvingExamination Day• The first ever UCEED exam i.e. UCEED 2015 will be conducted on May 31st, 2015 and the admit card will be made available for download from 18th to 28th May, 2015.• The candidate must carry a printed copy of the admit card to the examination center and any kind of electronic device (including mobile phones, calculators etc.), abacus, slide rule, log book, geometry box and study material of any kind are strictly prohibited.• UCEED 2015 will be conducted in the following 9 cities- Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi, Guwahati, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Mumbai, and Pune.Results• UCEED 2015 results will be announced online on 10th June, 2015 and individual ranks will not be sent to the candidates. A candidate should have attend both Part A and Part B to be qualified for ranking.• Only those candidates who have the minimum required marks in each of the six categories and the required aggregate will be included in the merit list.• This year’s admissions for B.Des in IIT Bombay are based on UCEED 2015 merit list prepared by UCEED Admissions committee 2015

To start your own company in India, your corporation must be registered under Section 2(20) of The Companies Act, 2013 .According to the Act, a company is defined as, "An entity incorporated under this Act or under any previous Company Law".All you need is to follow these simple steps to register your corporation as a company in India:First Step is to Acquire Digital Signature CertificateIt is the digital equivalent of a physical certificate. It serves as an evidence of an individual's identity.It can be directly obtained from certifying authorities with original supporting documents, and self-attested copies.In place of a DSC, a letter/certificate issued and signed by a bank containing the applicant's information as per the bank database is also valid.Second Step is to Acquire Director Identification Number (DIN)An individual intending to become the company's Director needs to apply for the allotment of a DIN.The application should be made only through a Simplified Proforma for Incorporating Company Electronically (SPICe) e-form.An application fee of Rs. 500/- is payable at this stage.The DIN is allotted by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs.Third Step is to e-file these documentse-Form 1A: The form deals with the naming of the company. At least four and at most six names must be listed in the order of preference.MoA and AoA: Draft and e-file the company's Memorandum of Association (MoA) and Articles of Association (AoA). While the MoA represents the company's objectives, the AoA tells how the company would function.Fourth step is to apply for the incorporation of the companyAfter the e-filing of the mentioned documents, the applicant must file the application for the registration of the company with the Registrar of Companies (RoC) of the Indian state where the company is to be established.The application is to be filed online at the website of Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA).Final step is to collect the incorporation certificateIf the RoC is satisfied with the submitted documents, a Certificate of Incorporation will be issued to the applicant.In case of missing or inappropriate documents, the applicant will be notified and asked to make the required corrections in order to complete the incorporation process.The Certificate of Incorporation can be regarded as the company's birth certificate!.Source: #FinancialBytes: How to register a company in India?Google