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Social networks can be addictive, and it’s not always clear if one is putting too much out there, or connecting to the wrong people. Whether you want to remove a tweet, cut ties with shady followers or just restart with a clean slate, deleting individual tweets, followers or a whole account may become necessary. In this article, we would be giving easy solutions to all these things.
Step #1: Log in to the Twitter account from a desktop browser (or in the desktop view mode).
Step #2: Click on your profile thumbnail image to access additional options.
Step #3: Click on the “Settings” option
Step #4 (Optional): If you want to have a backup of your information as an archive, you can request it by clicking on the “Request Archive” option as shown in the image below.
Step #5: Click on “Deactivate my account”.
Step #6: Now, after you have advanced to deactivate the account, you will observe the deactivation information. Read the information carefully and then you will be prompted to enter your account password to verify the action.
Step #1: Visit your profile page by clicking on the image thumbnail.
Step #2: Scroll down to find the specific tweet that you want to be deleted.
Step #3: Click the more icon (•••)
Step #4: From the options, click on “Delete Tweet”. You have successfully deleted the Tweet.
There exists basically two methods to delete fake twitter followers. Here is what you need to do:
Here, you can block / delete your followers one-by-one. Whenever you come across your follower’s tweet, simply click on the more icon (•••) and click Block.
If you are on the profile page of a specific follower, you can click on the Gear icon and then select block option from the menu.
Of course, you would never want to delete your genuine followers but the fake ones. In order to make things easier and faster, you can take the help of certain online tools and scripts. Online tools like Fake Followers Check and Twitter Audit should come handy in giving you an accurate report of the fake followers.
They offer premium plans as well to automate things and give you an in-depth report.
Finally, you are aware of the steps to help delete your twitter account, delete tweets, and also delete fake twitter followers. There is a good chance that you might be knowing a solution even better than what we have mentioned. Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
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When your eyes look up to the heavens at night, what do you see? Not much at all, if the area has been polluted with plenty of light. However, if you were to go to a remote place, then chances are you would be able to check out the wonders of the various celestial bodies in all of their majesty, with different constellations coming to life. Well, you need not to to unchartered territory to experience that as you can now have the $59.99 Celestial Fireworks LED Bracelet to offer a glimpse of such right on the comfort of your own wrist.
Definitely using somewhat similar technology to an LED light strip, the Celestial Fireworks LED Bracelet will boast of a design that features Celestial Fireworks which have been captured by NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope. The 15 LED lights will twinkle when it is turned on, and you cannot pick this up from anywhere else since it is a ThinkGeek creation and exclusive. This particular piece of jewelry, if you can call it, might not end up as a family heirloom, but it is cool as heck! The 15 tiny twinkling white LED lights represent more foreground stars, and are powered by a rechargeable battery. Its hinged bangle ships with a proprietary USB charging cable so that it can be juiced up as and when required. Charging takes around an hour, delivering up to 8 hours of twinkling.
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WASHINGTON ― After a disastrous week for a Republican presidential nominee, you might have expected the party to circle the wagons and bring out its most prestigious leaders to defend their candidate, particularly in front of a friendly, conservative news outlet.
Speaker of the House Paul Ryan (R-Wis.), perhaps? Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), maybe? Nope. Donald Trump’s defense on “Fox News Sunday” came from a guy who left office in 1999, and who refuses to pay off the debt he accumulated from a quirky 2012 presidential campaign that served, in part, as a zoo tour.
Newt Gingrich did his best to defend Trump, and effectively attacked Hillary Clinton’s recent bizarre and false statements about her email scandal. But Gingrich also had to acknowledge that his candidate’s economic plan is nonsense. When host Chris Wallace asked whether Trump’s tax and spending plan adds up, Gingrich admitted the absurdity.
“Of course not,” Gingrich said. “Historically, no candidates have numbers that add up.”
It’s, let’s say, very unusual for campaign surrogates to acknowledge that their campaign’s entire economic policy is bunk.
Gingrich’s point is, in a sense, technically accurate and completely ridiculous. Republicans have been particularly egregious on this front. According to a conservative think tank, in the 2016 primary, Bobby Jindal offered a tax plan that would balloon the federal debt by $9 trillion. Other analysts said the Jeb Bush tax plan would cost $8.1 trillion. When Mitt Romney offered a $5 trillion tax cut in 2012 while vowing not to raise taxes on anybody, nonpartisan analysts noted this was impossible, and would require raising taxes on middle-class families. Clinton has acknowledged that her economic plan would require increasing the national debt by about 2 percent.
These could all be construed by deficit hawks as plans that do not add up. But Clinton, unlike the GOP, acknowledges that her plan involves deficit spending, rather than pretending that magic spending cuts or wild economic growth will fill the hole.
But according to Fox, Trump’s plan would add $11.2 trillion onto the national debt ― most of that fueled by tax cuts for the wealthy. Since the federal debt owed to the public is about $12.8 trillion, that’s an increase of more than 87 percent. There’s not adding up, and then there’s not adding up, Trump style.
When the Tax Policy Center rendered its verdict on Romney’s tax plan in 2012, GOP politicians and intellectuals didn’t shrug their shoulders and say that hey, tax policies never add up. They did their best to defend it. Trump’s plan is so preposterous that even his surrogates won’t do that.
Editor’s note: Donald Trump regularly incites political violence and is a serial liar, rampant xenophobe, racist, misogynist and birther who has repeatedly pledged to ban all Muslims ― 1.6 billion members of an entire religion ― from entering the U.S.
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Seth Rogen appeared on “The Tonight Show” on Friday, where he faced off against host Jimmy Fallon in one of our favorite, albeit understated, lip-sync battles to date.
Fallon kicked things off with Kent Jones’ “Don’t Mind,” for which he had some serious choreographed hand moves. Then Rogen upped the ante by lip-syncing to a live rendition of The Roots’ very own track “Mellow My Man.” He also opted to use a pick comb ― possibly lent by Questlove ― in place of a microphone.
Fallon tried to redeem himself with his second song, “Slam” by Onyx, but was outdone once again by the “Sausage Party” star, who went back to his Canadian roots for round two. As soon as Fallon was finished, Rogen swapped his suit jacket for a gray knit turtleneck, which can only mean one thing: “Hotline Bling.” Rogen went all in for his performance of the Drake song and, to be honest, he may have done the rapper’s dance moves better than him.
Watch the whole hilarious video above.
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Children these days have a wealth of toys to choose from, where they are able to enjoy the different kinds of gaming options unlike our younger days where the only console to pick from was the Atari 2600, and most of the time we would make good use of our imagination as opposed to forming suggestions for other people’s imaginations like today. Still, Augmented Reality (AR) is an area that is fast expanding into everyday life like vacuum cleaners, so it is not surprising at all that AR will also target children and their toys. NeoBear is all set to release the AR Globe, an AR toy for the little ones some time later this month.
With a compatible mobile device like a smartphone or a tablet, your little ones can check out different aspects of the planet on the AR Globe, where among them include territories, buildings, animals and natural disasters for every single listed country around the world. All of this without having to go through the complexities of Google search results, as they learn to bridge the gap between reality and virtual reality.
Not only that, the younger minds can experience what goes on in the broader solar system, including the revolutions of the eight planets. Traditional globes tend to be defined as scientific and educational tools, but the AR Globe makes sure that the way children perceive the world will be a whole lot more interesting, of course.
This high-tech multi-purpose globe will subvert the cognitive pattern of traditional globes so that young learners can easily master mass knowledge of astronomy and geography. The use of AR interaction, 3D animation, human voice narration makes up an all-dimensional multi-sensory interactive learning experience, facilitating mental development of children at a growth stage. We do look forward to NeoBear fixing the final sticker price sooner rather than later.
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