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„Cracolandia“

By ShamsMay 21, 20101 commentCulturebrazil, cosmopolitan city, crackland, cracolandia, Reuters, sao paulo

or Crackland – a land for the cracks, or (a) land of the cracks.

Google’s Chrome is gaining more favour than IE

By ShamsMay 4, 20101 commentTechnology220.klecksquadrat.com, chrome, endangered species, firefox, Google, internet explorer, ipad, Microsoft, safari, web traffic

Share of Microsoft’s web browser ‘internet explorer’ has slipped below 60% (59.95%), according to NetApplications April 2010 analysis. That means, those days of Microsoft’s 90% authority of browser market are now just sweet memories. 😉

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‘Google translate’ is the Best

By ShamsApril 20, 2010Technologychinese, english, french, german, Google, google translate, leo, leo.org, lion master, partly, z.t., zum teil

No doubt about that.

Here’s a ‘tiny’ example. 🙂

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Join us in our ‚Environment Awareness Group‘

By ShamsApril 18, 2010Environmentblue and green, blue and green planet, climate changes, earth, environment awareness group, environmental pollution, Facebook, healthy and happy, healthy and happy earth, human knowledge, mars, ocean exploration

Dear Friends,

Join us in our ‘Environment Awareness Group’. It’s in Facebook.

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Internet addiction and self-harming

By ShamsMarch 29, 2010Health, Technologyinjury prevention, internet addiction, introvert, self harming

A recent study published on Injury Prevention, a journal for health professionals and others in injury prevention, shows a distinct association between internet addiction and self injurious behavior among the adolescents. (more…)

Sandstorms and desertification

By ShamsMarch 22, 2010Environmentasthma, Beijing, deforestation, desertification, deserts, deserts are expanding, eastern china, hazards, northern china, particulate, sandstorm, suspended particles, taiwan, urban, western united states

Saturday, and again on Monday (22^nd March) Beijing and part of eastern China was hit by two successive severe sandstorms originating in northern China. And the fine dust travelled not only to Taiwan, but as far as to the western United States.

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