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Technology (20 May, 2007)
Google and Salesforce.com to Compete With Microsoft

The number one search engine Google Inc. together with the on-demand vendor of Customer Relationship Management solution Salesforce.com Inc. may soon form an alliance. ...
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Politics (11 Jun, 2007)
Google Brings Microsoft to Court

Google has launched a legal challenge to new operating system Windows Vista introduced by Microsoft. ...
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Technology (09 Jul, 2007)
There Are Successful Bloggers in Africa Too

An African student from Malawi has become a successful blogger just two weeks after he had seen the internet for the first time. ...
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//1 Nov 26, 2007 11:24 AM | posted by: photochannell

PHOTO CHannell

Yours sincerely.
It was with some satisfaction that I read their chronic and saw his Biography.
This BLOG intends “TO GIVE & TO RECEIVE” information, of everything what in it encircles them, to say the truth without fear. To say a language that the people understands and likes to hear, and to see the reality of a “naked and raw SOCIETY”, much ignored time. Valley the penalty to see and to hear. Still, that the impact of these “PHOTOS AND VIDEOS “can produce a reflection effect, and until preventive.
I also want to make my "BLOG" which I think is a good vehicle for the transmission of information and awareness of global issues!
And already now call for after seeing make any comments if they feel, and also if possible to disclose your friends or with other communities.
Now my thank you for your attention!
Hug and all the best!

We count on all internautas, that they can order information that judge important PHOTOS VIDEOS TEXTS

Offbeat (09 Aug, 2007)
Crime Story Writer - a Cruel Killer?

A Polish writer precisely described the facts of a real-life murder in his popular novel. The killed man turned out to be his ex-wife's friend. ...
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//1 Nov 01, 2007 06:44 AM | posted by: Gitte Lindgaard

I am still looking for the book "Amok", but I don`t know where to find it. I have been asking every bookstore in Denmark, I just got home from a trip to England/London, still no book, and I have been in to every webside about Krystian Bala, and guess what: I still haven`t found what I`m looking for. I hope someone out there, can help me....thank you. And I hope that you understand this, because Iґm not very good a writning english, it`s ok talking and reading in english, but writning....anyway, I do hope this will help me.

Technology (14 Aug, 2007)
Web is a Fun Place for Most Users

A new survey revealed that most users use Internet to search for news and entertainment rather than to make the most of it by searching useful information or sending e-mails, for example. ...
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Offbeat (10 Sep, 2007)
Comments from Digg

Phara0h: Server not found...
Frnnkdlxx: ... these websites are like virgins and dig users are like a football team of black 14 inchers.

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Press-releases (19 Dec, 2007)
Ethical Sourcing Forum (ESF), North America, 2008

Ethical Sourcing Forum (ESF), North America, 2008 ...
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Press-releases (27 Feb, 2008)
Intertek's Ethical Sourcing Forum - Press Release from 26 Feb. 2008

Register now at the Intertek's Ethical Sourcing Forum as there is a limited number of only 200 places, which will be taken in no time and you'll be left behind disappointed without hearing such speakers as Nike, Pepsi, Levi's and other major manufacturers. ...
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Press-releases (04 Apr, 2008)
Intertek joins Trace One to create connected sources, global solutions for supplier risk management

Intertek, the leading global provider of certification, Corporate Social Responsibility, quality and safety services to a wide range of global and local industries, today announces a new joint venture providing product development and supplier risk management. ...
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//3 Apr 30, 2008 08:27 AM | posted by: alcotrazz [InfoBIG]

why do you think so?

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//2 Apr 30, 2008 04:09 AM | posted by: snsuresh [InfoTOT]

nice

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//1 Apr 15, 2008 06:28 AM | posted by: snsuresh [InfoTOT]

superb!

Science (05 Jun, 2008)
Researchers Secretly Identified Users of Mobile Phones Outside US

Researchers managed to secretly identify the positions of 100,000 people outside U.S. through their mobile phone use ...
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//8 Jun 05, 2008 03:17 PM | posted by: thishappens [InfoTOT]

It's been happening. With any three towers, the company / govt / scientists can pinpoint and track your location down to a very small area. And, it need not involve you making active calls or texting. Your phone is checking in with the towers periodically, at the least. Newer phones allow ever more trackability, as well. Ever played with Google Maps on your cellphone/smartphone??? Its Google -- not the govt -- and even if your phone doesnt support GPS, they are able to figure out YOUR LOCATION IN REAL TIME within a few blocks using some Google'y calculations they've worked out.. Which is to say, even some dot-com can track you easily enough, even lacking all the access/tools that the telco or govt would have access to...

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//7 Jun 05, 2008 02:52 PM | posted by: Beetle B.

"I like how they wanted the physics department to go through the ethics board about this. The team broke no law, got no personal information, and didnt know exact locations. If there are 6 cell towers in even a place the size of vermont, youd have no clue where the phone was."

A scientifically unethical study need not violate any law. In disciplines like psychology, the ethics requirements are much more stringent than simply, "Don't break the law".

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//6 Jun 05, 2008 01:35 PM | posted by: ThatGuy

Don't imagine what big brother can do. Think of what big brother has done to you with out you knowing.

Current Events (15 Jul, 2008)
World's Oldest Blogger Wrote Her Last Post at the Age of 108

A woman from Australia, who became very famous as the oldest blogger in the world, passed away at the age of 108. ...
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//11 Mar 24, 2009 11:47 PM | posted by: Sarah

I recently came across your blog and have been reading along. I thought I would leave my first comment. I don't know what to say except that I have enjoyed reading. Nice blog. I will keep visiting this blog very often.

Sarah

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//10 Oct 06, 2008 06:40 AM | posted by: sharaeff [InfoBIG]

Yeah..this woman inspires respect!!!no matter how old you are, you should be always young in your soul!!! and who said that blogs are just for youngs??
It's great that she always had a love for life and the desire to share this love with people!!!I wish to read her stories!

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//9 Jul 19, 2008 02:39 AM | posted by: Brian

Very cool, just goes to show you don't have to be young to blog. My respect goes to Olive, and her family and friends.

Science (10 Nov, 2008)
Researchers Figure Out the Most Irritating Things

A nation wide survey, showed that the top three of the most irritating things reported by 4400 Australians are telemarketing calls, bad drivers and poor customer service. ...
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Offbeat (15 Aug, 2008)
Website Ensures Threesome with Scarlett Johansson

A charlatan who claims to represent the popular movie actress Scarlett Johansson, decided to start an online competition were the winners will be able to participate in a threesome with the actress, who is set to be the number one prize. ...
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//1 Aug 31, 2008 06:47 PM | posted by: heru

may i join

Technology (10 Sep, 2008)
New Virtual Korset to Prevent Malware Attacks

Scientists from the Tel Aviv University developed a one-of-a-kind software program dubbed Korset that is able to stop malware from damaging servers that run on Linux, operating system used by most web and email servers around the world. ...
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Science (17 Sep, 2008)
Computer Games Help Youngsters Be More Social

The results of Pew Internet research of American teenagers showed that the majority of youngsters prefer playing computer games with friends and communities rather than alone, which leads to the conclusion that games make teenagers more social. ...
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//6 Feb 06, 2009 11:03 PM | posted by: Rob [InfoTOT]

What would you rather your kids do, smoke, or play games.
I was an outcast when I was a couple of years younger, due to my inability to socialize without aggravating people constantly, so for a few years I played games in an online community.
Now days I hang out with mates, have no problem helping people out if I see something that needs to be done, and generally know how to have a good time when I'm with people without causing problems.
Know where I learned this?

If you go off and play a computer game with a bunch of random people on the net, then you can just leave the situation and join another if you say or do the wrong thing,
and through that you can learn how to control the things you say around not just people in the "virtual world" but also outside of it.
The only times I think that have had a detrimental effect on me when playing games have been when playing single-player games without a group of people there to play with.

Do you know why you don't hear about the people who play games and turn out just fine?
Its because its boring, just think of these two headlines, and which your going to look at:

"Crazed loner plays game then steals car and crashes into old folks home."

"Anti-Social child plays games and then goes on to lead productive life."

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//5 Feb 06, 2009 11:00 PM | posted by: Rob

What would you rather your kids do, smoke, or play games.
I was an outcast when I was a couple of years younger, due to my inability to socialize without aggravating people constantly, so for a few years I played games in an online community.
Now days I hang out with mates, have no problem helping people out if I see something that needs to be done, and generally know how to have a good time when I'm with people without causing problems.
Know where I learned this?

If you go off and play a computer game with a bunch of random people on the net, then you can just leave the situation and join another if you say or do the wrong thing,
and through that you can learn how to control the things you say around not just people in the "virtual world" but also outside of it.
The only times I think that have had a detrimental effect on me when playing games have been when playing single-player games without a group of people there to play with.

Do you know why you don't hear about the people who play games and turn out just fine?
Its because its boring, just think of these two headlines, and which your going to look at:

"Crazed loner plays game then steals car and crashes into old folks home."

"Anti-Social child plays games and then goes on to lead productive life."

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//4 Jan 31, 2009 10:58 AM | posted by: snsuresh [InfoTOT]

Computer games may be useful, but they can hardly develop spiritual world of a teenager, his feelings and attitudes as well as his psychological stability. Yeah, teenagers deal with different problems in virtual communities, but what about their behaviour outside these communities?How can a person shooter make one more sociable?Computer games are similar to drugs. Once you try it you get addicted to it. To my mind, any kind of addiction is harmful. Besides that it was proved that while playing man's brain involves just visual and motor nerves which causes decrease of intellectual activity. Teens get used to their virtual lives and consider that reality is not so important. They feel comfortable hiding behind various images which finally makes them lose their own face. When they're forced to face the reality they become deadlocked, because they see that people react differently, they're not programmed super heroes. In this case if they don't find support of their parents and friends, the only way out is suicide. I'd advise parents to involve their kids in real activities.