You may wonder about your reaction. For sure, you’ll restricted yourself being surf the particular site. But, there are some more and more methods you can bypass all the restrictions.

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Happy surfing..

For the Goodness, the Tsunami never came. Here in Sri Lanka, the official instructed the people to evacuate from the coastal areas. Most of the people in the coastal area have been mode their way to safer places. 

The media and even the telecommunication specially GSM technology enabled system alerted the public to avoid coastal area.

Here I am going to give you a small piece of news culled from a web site.

The second powerful earthquake in as many days shook western Indonesia Thursday, collapsing buildings in a coastal city and triggering tsunami alerts around the region.

The latest quake was also felt in Malaysia and in Singapore where tall buildings swayed.

Rafael Abreu, a geologist with The U.S. Geological Survey in Colorado, said the magnitude-7.8 quake did not appear to be an aftershock to Wednesday’s 8.4-magnitude temblor.

The USGS said the new quake was centered about 125 miles from Bengkulu, a city on the Indonesian island of Sumatra, which was ravaged by the 2004 tsunami. It occurred at a shallow depth of about six miles.

In India, officials said the tremor wasn’t felt in the remote Andaman and Nicobar islands, some of which are just 150 miles north of the quake’s epicenter. But an alert was issued and authorities were told to take precautions, said Dharam Pal, the regional relief commissioner.

Sri Lankans were told to move at least 660 feet inland.

The magnitude-9 earthquake that hit on Dec. 26, 2004, triggered a tsunami off the coast of Sumatra that killed an estimated 230,000people in a dozen nations, most of them in Indonesia’s Aceh province.

Thank god making us safe from devastation. I can’t imagine a day with Tsunami.

Praying for a life without Tsunami like disaster, it’s very terrible to explain what can a Tsunami do. I am wordless as I was one of witness of 2004 Tsunami.

There is a software namely, WebShot, which enables you to capture full size or thumbnail screen shots of web pages and save the resulting image in JPG, PNG, GIF or BMP format.

You can either capture the entire page (fully scrolled) in full size or tweak the browser window and resizing settings to create a thumbnail image of the site. WebShot can capture web sites based on a single input URL, or you can load URLs from a text file (one per line) and batch process the list of sites in a single run. A command-line interface is also available for advanced users.

This is a freeware so, you can use it free and for the lucky it is so small application viz, it only 557 KB in size. So, here I am going to give you the location to download.

DOWNLOAD WEBSHOT

They only point out the way they work, the working frustration and busy time schedule don’t giving the time to work on, they said.

But, it is very essential to take the breakfast at the correct time. Not only breakfast but also, the every meals we take in a day.

Intense cochineal beetroot, royal purple cabbages, and indigo blueberries are all rich in anthocyanins, a pigment with natural cancer-fighting properties.

Recent studies unveiled at the annual meeting of the American Chemical Society in Boston this week confirm that they are particularly good at warding off colon cancer, and that their benefits may be even farther reaching.

Now no one is suggesting that we ditch all the rest of the fruit and veg, it’s just that simply eating your greens won’t give you all the significant health bonuses to be gained from the full rainbow of produce.

For the enterprising, many of the best sources can be foraged for free. Elderberries and blackberries can be found in city parks as well as country lanes.

Take a basket on a trip to the moors in Devon or Yorkshire where wild bilberries (a delicious cousin of blueberries) are heavy on the low bushes right now and even richer in anthocyanins.

There are lots of simple ways to add a bit more blue and purple to your diet. Blueberries, already well known as a superfood, are a prime example. Chomp on a punnet of them instead of an apple, and throw a few on your cereal in the morning.

Red salad leaves and cabbage are just as tasty as their green counterparts, and look out for purple carrots, rich in flavour as well as colour.

Source: telegraph.co.uk

It’s time to have a regular non-volatile schdule for meals  and make ourself with nutrition and healthy.

Google is a massive addictive search engine and has became the word for search. The guys at Google still fresh with new and cool thoughts and emopower the virtual world with information and communications.

It is not surprise, all the products that been produced by the Google will have updates very often, thus, Google Earth.

“Never before has a roadmap of the entire sky been made so readily available,” said Dr. Carol Christian of the Space Telescope Science Institute, who co-led the institute’s Sky team.

“Sky in Google Earth will foster and initiate new understanding of the universe by bringing it to everyone’s home computer.”

Like Google Earth, Sky will enable users to float and zoom in on over 100 million individual stars and 200 million galaxies. Users will view the sky as seen from earth.

Source: news.yahoo.com

We are living in an infoamtion age. So thus, Google always tries to give the idea about changes in the world, regardless of what we are thinking about Google and world.

Recent poll conducted by AP revealed similar habits patterned people. But, reading is an essential practise for every people in order to enhance their knowledge. Literacy rate merely depend on the ability of reading of the people in a nation.

With widespread of website, blogs, interactive medias, there are some sort of down time in making time to read by the people. People are really love read blogs and even magazines with pictorials not text – I have noticed several times in my surroundings.

They are only rely on image to get the idea about the article, not text. While  on my personal experience, I had merely a good hits in my Flickr page rathar than my mostly text based blog. It shows me that people don’t like to read but, to watch.

Taking messaging for instance, people used to type various abbreviation to convey a message. ASAP is one of the best example.

How these patterns have developed with in people? – tough question.

The busy life and freedom of infromation may be the reasons for these scenarios in my point of view.

One in four adults read no books at all in the past year, according to an Associated Press-Ipsos poll released Tuesday. Of those who did read, women and older people were most avid, and religious works and popular fiction were the top choices.

The survey reveals a nation whose book readers, on the whole, can hardly be called ravenous. The typical person claimed to have read four books in the last year — half read more and half read fewer. Excluding those who hadn’t read any, the usual number read was seven.

Source: news.yahoo.com via enathu

Let us think about this issue. I hope the print media will never been out dated since, It gives the comportable atmosphere to read the stuff. I love to read. Reading is the best way to increase knowledge related issues.

Teach children not to watch, read and watch. Once, they read they’ll get a idea about it and get an imagination on their head. So, read.

A recent report from Symantec indicates that malware writers are increasing their efforts in the area of mobile technology. This report is merely predict what the hackers target will be in the future. In order to prevent our mobile devices from this threat, all mobile users should be aware about these attempts and ready themselves to face the risk.

In 2006, mobile threats of note included the Mobispy attack, the first known handheld spyware program tracked by security researchers.

According to anti-virus applications maker F-Secure, there are already more than 370 different wireless threats in the air, including attacks that attempt to delete data stored on handhelds and even record end-users’ phone calls.

Over the next year, security vendors expect to see new threats aimed at wireless transactional systems and users of less sophisticated handheld hardware.

Source: news.yahoo.com

Most probably, these attempts may lead to raise the attention of the tech firm who working to produce anti-malware suits to heel the present vulnerabilities found in devises.

But, mobile handheld devices have been doing a great job in everyone day to day life in enhancing efficiency and accuracy. For these piont of view, all the users should aware about the threat that they may face in the future.

It is said that women may be biologically progrmmed by the nature in order to like the pink colour — according to Current Biology’s Aug. 21 issue.

Anya Hurlbert and Yazhu Ling, neuroscientists at Newcastle University conducted a color-selection experiment with 208 volunteers between the ages of 20 and 26. Participants were asked to move a mouse cursor as quickly as possible to their preferred color from a series of paired, colored rectangles, controlled for hue, saturation and lightness. Each person completed three separate tests, then was retested two weeks later.

On average, the study found, all people generally prefer blue, something researchers have long known. The study also found that while both men and women liked blue, women tended to pick redder shades of blue — reddish-purple hues — while men preferred blue-green. To assess whether the color preferences could have been due to culture, the researchers tested 37 Han Chinese volunteers from mainland China, along with the 171 British caucasian participants, and found the same male-female differences. Though the Chinese participants showed a greater overall preference for red than their British counterparts (red is considered an auspicious color in China), Chinese women and men diverged in color preference predictably along the red-green axis.

Source: time.com

Also, researchers say these differences may have a basis in evolution in which females developed a preference for reddish colours associated with riper fruit and healthier faces.

Colours also, playing a major role in reflects one’s mental desire and so on.

Now, the firm has announced that the problem is fixed and Skype is ready to use. There are massive comments and posts has been published in blogosphere about this failure of Skype.

Many users complaint about this failure to the firm and firm has taken prompt action in fixing the problem.

Skype also issued a statement to users to apologize the inconvience caused in this outage of service.
 

The problems with the service began on 16 August and stopped millions of people logging in and making calls.

Skype said the ongoing disruption was caused by an unexpected interaction between its servers and users’ PCs.

Despite Skype’s claim to have fixed the problems some subscribers reported that they had trouble making calls throughout the weekend.

Source: news.bbc.co.uk

It is beleived most of the people who take  internet calls are using this service to talk their loved one’s. Upto this time, hundreds of millions of times the Skype software is been downloaded by millions of users around the world.

Hence, the consumers may mislead by some of the online entities who used to sell fake and illegal things to their customers.

It is beleived the most of the drugs selling via online may be fake and high experts suggest to implement proper regulation in order to take these counterfeit attempts to unprevail.

According to BBC..

Analysis of more than 3,000 sites found medicines for sale without a prescription and some that were likely to be counterfeit or out of date.

Industry fraud advisers MarkMonitor also found half of the sites did not safeguard customer details.

The Royal Pharmaceutical Society is planning to roll out a logo scheme to help consumers identify genuine sites.

But experts warned against buying medicines online.

Source: news.bbc.co.uk