Colombian military kills 15 rebels, president says By The CNN Wire Staff March 26, 2011 -- Updated 1840 GMT (0240 HKT)
Now day’s rebels in Colombia can do whatever they want but the armed force can bring them down with only killing one of their leaders.
(1)Bogota, Colombia (CNN) -- Colombian armed forces have killed 15 guerrillas in the western province of Cauca.
(2)It took place less than two weeks after the military led an assault that killed a rebel leader near Colombia's border with Ecuador in Putumayo province.
(3)Known as Oliver Solarte, the rebel leader had been linked to Mexican drug cartels. Solarte was wanted in Colombia for terrorism, kidnapping, rebellion and murder.
(4)The FARC is a leftist rebel army that claims to work as a bulwark against Colombia's elite ruling class.
(1)(2)(3)(4)http://edition.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/americas/03/26/colombia.farc.raid/index.html Colombian military kills 15 rebels, president says By The CNN Wire Staff March 26, 2011 -- Updated 1840 GMT (0240 HKT)
Now day’s rebels in Colombia can do whatever they want but the armed force can bring them down with only killing one of their leaders.
Bogota, Colombia (CNN) -- Colombian armed forces have MURDED 15 REBELS in the OCCIDENT province of Cauca.
It took POINT MINUS than 15 DAYS after the military led an ATTACK that MURDED a rebel DIRIGENT CLOSE TO Colombia's BOUNDARY with Ecuador in Putumayo province.
CALLED as Oliver Solarte, the rebel DIRIGENT had been CONNECTED to Mexican drug cartels. Solarte was SEARCHED in Colombia for terrorism, ABDUCTION, rebellion and KILLING.
The FARC is a LEFTOVER rebel army that claims to OCCUPATE as a BASTION against Colombia's elite DESITION class.
Colombian military kills 15 rebels, president says By The CNN Wire Staff March 26, 2011 -- Updated 1840 GMT (0240 HKT)
Now day’s rebels in Colombia can do whatever they want but the armed force can bring them down with only killing one of their leaders.
(1)Bogota, Colombia (CNN) -- Colombian armed forces have killed 15 guerrillas in the western province of Cauca.
(2)It took place less than two weeks after the military led an assault that killed a rebel leader near Colombia's border with Ecuador in Putumayo province.
(3)Known as Oliver Solarte, the rebel leader had been linked to Mexican drug cartels. Solarte was wanted in Colombia for terrorism, kidnapping, rebellion and murder.
(4)The FARC is a leftist rebel army that claims to work as a bulwark against Colombia's elite ruling class.
(1)(2)(3)(4)http://edition.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/americas/03/26/colombia.farc.raid/index.html Colombian military kills 15 rebels, president says By The CNN Wire Staff March 26, 2011 -- Updated 1840 GMT (0240 HKT)
Now day’s rebels in Colombia can do whatever they want but the armed force can bring them down with only killing one of their leaders.
Bogota, Colombia (CNN) -- Colombian armed forces have MURDED 15 REBELS in the OCCIDENT province of Cauca.
It took POINT MINUS than 15 DAYS after the military led an ATTACK that MURDED a rebel DIRIGENT CLOSE TO Colombia's BOUNDARY with Ecuador in Putumayo province.
CALLED as Oliver Solarte, the rebel DIRIGENT had been CONNECTED to Mexican drug cartels. Solarte was SEARCHED in Colombia for terrorism, ABDUCTION, rebellion and KILLING.
The FARC is a LEFTOVER rebel army that claims to OCCUPATE as a BASTION against Colombia's elite DESITION class.
http://edition.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/americas/03/26/colombia.farc.raid/index.html valeria stevenson the one up its mine but i forget to put the name and i don't know how to take it off sorry mr. Pablo.
Djokovic storms to 20th consecutive win March 28, 2011 The position of men and women and Djokovic streak through all the beginning of the season .Novak Djokovic is through to the last 16 of the Sony Ericsson Masters in Miami, thrashing James Blake in straight sets to win his 20th consecutive ATP Tour match.Djokovic, who has won all three tournaments he has played in this season, told the official The victory means Djokovic becomes only the third player in the last 30 years to go 20 matches unbeaten from the start of the season .In other matches, 2009 U.S. Open champion Juan Martin del Potro produced his best performance since returning to action from injury , who has now beaten the Swede in their last three encounters and is up to 51st in the world despite missing eight months after wrist surgery. Del Potro now faces Mardy Fish for a quarterfinal place, after the 14th seed kept alive American hopes of victory Fish is the highest-ranked home player remaining following the elimination of defending champion In other matches, Spanish sixth seed David Ferrer cruised to a comfortable 6-4 6-2 win over India's Somdev Devvarman while 30th seed John Isner saw off Alex Bogomolov 6-2 7-6.
Meanwhile, there were no surprises in the women's section, with all the big seeds reaching the last 16, although second seed Kim Clijsters was given a scare by Spanish left-hander Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez. .Ana Ivanovic, who advanced after Virgine Razzano of France, was forced to retire through injury. Third seed Vera Zvonareva of Russia beat Australian Jarmila Groth 7-6 6-2 while fifth-seeded French Open champion Francesca Schiavone beat Lourdes Dominguez Lino of Spain 6-4 7-6.Ninth seed Agnieszka Radwanska is also through, after winning a tricky last 32 clash with Russian 24th seed Maria Kirilenko 7-6 6-3, while Indian Wells semifinalist Marion Bartoli, seeded 15th, crushed Ekaterina Makarova 6-0 6-2.
The position of men and women and Djokovic streak through all the beginning of the season .Novak Djokovic is through to the last 16 of the Sony Ericsson Masters in Miami, has win all the matched with James Blake at ATP Tour match .Djokovic, who is not been defeat in the three tournaments he has been playing in this season, The victory means Djokovic becomes the 3 player who was not been defeat in the start of the season 2009 U.S. Open champion Juan Martin del Potro makes his best game since returning to action from injury , , who has now win the Swede in their last three confrontation and is up to 51st in the world despite missing eight months after wrist surgery. Del Potro now played Mardy Fish for a quarterfinal place, after the 14th seed kept alive American hopes of victory Fish is the being in a higher posicion because is a local player remaining following the elimination of defending champion In other matches, Spanish sixth seed David Ferrer cruised to a comfortable 6-4 6-2 win over India's Somdev Devvarman while 30th seed John Isner saw off Alex Bogomolov 6-2 7-6.
Meanwhile, there were´n any new impression in the women competition , with all the big seeds reaching the last 16, although second seed Kim Clijsters was being surprise by Spanish left-hander Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez. .Ana Ivanovic, who advanced after Virgine Razzano of France, had to retired because a injury Third seed Vera Zvonareva of Russia beat Australian Jarmila Groth 7-6 6-2 while fifth-seeded French Open champion Francesca Schiavone beat Lourdes Dominguez Lino of Spain 6-4 7-6.Ninth seed Agnieszka Radwanska is also through, after winning a tricky last 32 clash with Russian 24th seed Maria Kirilenko 7-6 6-3, while Indian Wells semifinalist Marion Bartoli, seeded 15th, crushed Ekaterina Makarova 6-0 6-2.
Striking Honduran teachers face suspensions By the CNN Wire Staff
Honduran teachers want a better payment and treatment .Honduran teachers who have been on strike for 21 days faced a decision Monday morning: return to the classroom or endure punishments. The government on Sunday issued an ultimatum, disseminated on radio and television, to the teachers, saying that if they did not show up for work they would be suspended for months without pay. "If these deadlines are not met, the government will begin to execute justified firings." The teachers are protesting an education bill that they say can lead to the privatization of the public school system. Those teachers who are suspended will be replaced by educators who are currently unemployed.
Striking Honduran teachers face suspensions By the CNN Wire Staff
Honduran teachers want a better payment and treatment . Honduran EDUCATORS who have been PROTESTING for 21 days had to TAKE a decision Monday morning: GO BACK to the classroom or HARDER punishments. The government on Sunday issued an ultimatum, disseminated on radio and T.V, to the EDUCATORS, saying that if they didn´t GO TO THEIR JOB they would be PUNISHED for months without pay. “ if these deadlines are not WANTED, the government will begin to MAKE FAIR firings.” The EDUCATORS are protesting a TEACHING PAYMENT that they say can lead to the privatization of the public school system. Those EDUCATORS who are PUNISHED will be CHANGED by TEACHERS who are currently unemployed.
Justices to hear appeal over Wal-Mart gender pay lawsuit By Bill Mears, CNN Supreme Court Producer March 28, 2011 -- Updated 1721 GMT (0121 HKT)
At issue is whether the justices should allow certification of the largest class-action employment lawsuit in U.S. history, a long-standing dispute against mega-corporation Wal-Mart Stores Inc. The company is the world's largest retailer and the nation's largest private employer. If the class-action goes through, hundreds of thousands of women -- perhaps as many as 1.6 million plaintiffs --
The high court case is among the biggest of the current term, and could establish binding standards over high-stakes liability involving companies large and small. Wal-Mart operates 4,300 facilities in the U.S., with more than $400 billion in global sales in 2009. It employs 1.4 million people in the U.S. alone.
Gisel Ruiz is an example of what Wal-Mart says is a person who started small but has risen in the company because of her talents and hard work. After beginning as a store management trainee nearly two decades ago in California, she is now executive vice president for people at Wal-Mart, The workers bringing suit say women represent more than 70% of Wal-Mart's hourly workforce, but in the past decade made up less than one-third of its store management.
Justices to hear appeal over Wal-Mart gender pay lawsuit
By Bill Mears, CNN Supreme Court Producer March 28, 2011 -- Updated 1721 GMT (0121 HKT)
At issue is whether the LAW should PERMIT certification of the BIGGER class-action employment lawsuit in U.S. history, a long-standing dispute OVER mega-corporation Wal-Mart Stores Inc. The INDUSTRY is the world’s BIGGEST retailer and the nation's GIGANTIC private employer. If the class-action goes through, MILLION of COLOSSAL of women -- perhaps as many as 1.6 million plaintiffs. The GREAT court BASE is ON the of the current term, and could establish binding standards over HIGH-stakes liability involving companies large and small.Wal-Mart MANAGE 4,300 facilities in the U.S.,ALSO with more than $400 billion in global sales in 2009. It employs 1.4 million people in the U.S. alone. Gisel Ruiz is an INSTANCE of what Wal-Mart says is a person who started LITTLE but has GROWING in the company because of her INGENIOUS and hard work.
Will Roger Federer rule in 2011? Posted by: Candy Reid, CNN World Sport Anchor
After Wimbledon, several well-known commentators speculated that Roger Federer would never regain the number one ranking. From his performance at the ATP World Tour Finals in London, I believe Federer could well take the 2011 season by storm. In a tournament which included the top 8 players in the world, the Swiss lost just one set throughout. That was in the final against Nadal, which in the end he won convincingly. Agreed, the indoor surface suited Federer much more than the Mallorcan, but still, we know all about Nadal’s ability to win anywhere, anytime, don’t we? The Spaniard was easily the man of 2010. He was superb in winning the final three majors, and I think he is also a fabulous ambassador for tennis. It will be interesting to see if Nadal can keep up his stellar play next year. For me, he will have to in order to prevent Federer domination. I asked a close acquaintance of Federer’s at the US Open why the Swiss was staying back so much. He told me that Roger wanted to show he could beat the best from the baseline. His career goal is 20 majors. I wouldn’t be too surprised if, by this time next year, he’s nearing the mark, if not there!
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FOLLOWING Wimbledon, NUMEROUS well-known commentators speculated that Roger Federer would never RECOVER the number one ranking. From his PRESENTATION INthe ATP World Tour Finals in London, I TRUST Federer CAN well take the 2011 season by storm. In a COMPETITION which INTEGRATED the top 8 players in the world, the Swiss lost just one set IN THE WHOLE MATCH. That was in the final IN OPPOSITION TO Nadal, which in the end he won convincingly. Agreed, the indoor surface suited Federer much more than the Mallorcan, but still, we RECOGNIZE all about Nadal’s TALENT to win EVERYWHERE, anytime, don’t we? The Spaniard was SIMPLY the PLAYER of 2010. He was excellent in winning the final three majors, and I think he is also a WONDERFUL DIPLOMAT for tennis. It will be EXCITING to OBSERVE if Nadal can STAY IN his stellar play next year. For me, he will have to in order to AVOID Federer CONTROL. I asked a close FRIEND of Federer’s at the US Open why the Swiss was staying back so A LOT. He told me that Roger wanted to show he could PUNCH the best from the baseline. His career OBJECTIVE is 20 majors. I wouldn’t be too AMAZED if, by this time next year, he’s nearing the SCORE, if not there!
Survey shows we're too lazy about mobile phone security By Jolie O'Dell, Mashable
People nowadays are really not caring much about mobile phone security, letting them being cheated, or infested by mobile virus.
A new survey shows U.S. consumers are shockingly lax about basic security on their mobile phones. Most of us have no qualms about making purchases via mobile that is a common vulnerability in web security. Yet in spite of these yellow flags, few of us use phone-locking passwords and duplicate the same passwords for mobile apps that we use on our desktops. One key finding we mentioned was the crossover between business and personal use of the same device. When it comes to the kind of data that puts consumers at further risk, 66% of respondents said they kept personal and personally identifiable data on their phones, and we’re not as wary as we should be about mobile viruses, either. Roughly 67% of consumers surveyed said they were concerned about receiving marketing ads and promotions, but just 44% said they were worried about the possibility of a mobile virus attack. A full 12% have been the target of attempted mobile payment fraud. And in spite of all these security risks, less than half of consumers in this survey used keypad locks or passwords to secure their mobile devices.
----------------------------------------------- Survey shows we're too lazy about mobile phone security By Jolie O'Dell, Mashable
People nowadays are really not caring much about mobile phone security, letting them being cheated, or infested by mobile virus. New survey DEMOSTRATES U.S. consumers are SCANDALOUSLY lax about basic security on their mobile phones. Most of us have no qualms about making purchases via mobile that is a common WEAKNESS in web security. Yet in spite of these BLONDE flags, few of us EMPLOY phone-locking passwords and COPY the same passwords for mobile apps that we APPLY on our desktops. One key DISCOVERY we POINT OUT was the INTERSECT between COMPANY and personal EXPLOIT of the same device. When it TAKE PLACE to the kind of data that LAY consumers at EXTRA risk, 66% of respondents BELIEVED they RESERVED personal INFORMATION on their phones, and we’re not as CAUTIOUS as we OUGHT TO be about mobile viruses. AROUND 67% of consumer’s INVESTIGATION said they were WORRIED about GETTING marketing ads and promotions, but just 44% ASSUMED they were NERVOUS about the OPPORTUNITY of a mobile virus HIT. A full 12% have been the target of CHALLENGE of mobile COMPENSATION fraud. And in MALICE of all these security DANGER, less than half of CUSTOMERS in this survey UTILIZE keypad locks or passwords to PROTECT their mobile devices.
Survey shows we´re too lazy about mobile phone security
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People are not worried about the risks on having professional and personal information on the smartphones.
A new survey shows U.S. consumers are shockingly lax about basic security on their mobile phones. Most of us have no qualms about making purchases via mobile, and the vast majority of us use the same phone for business and personal use. When it comes to the kind of data that puts consumers at further risk, 66% of respondents said they kept personal and personally identifiable data. And 23% of respondents also said they stored passwords on their phones. In fact, more consumers are bothered by mobile ads than by malware.
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People are not worried about the risks on having professional and personal information on the smartphones.
A RECENT STUDY DEMOSTRATES AMERICAN PEOPLE are IN SHOCK FOR THE LOW security on the CELL-PHONES.Most PEOPLE ARE NOT CONCSCIENCE OF BUYING via mobile and WE MOSTLY use IT FOR PROFESSIONAL and personal use. When it comes to the STUFF that BRINGS AMERICANS IN DANGER, 66% of AMERICANS TOLD they STORED PRIVATE AND PERSONAL STUFF. And 23% of AMERICANS also TOLD they KEPT WATCHWORDS on their SMARTPHONES. In fact, MOST OF THE PEOPLE DISAGREE WITH CELL-PHONE’S CMERCIALS than with malware. Mariana Sarmiento
Japan calls off tsunami advisory By the CNN Wire Staff March 28, 2011 -- Updated 0943 GMT (1743 HKT)
Japanese authorities on Monday called off a tsunami advisory after a 6.5-magnitude earthquake off the country's northeast coast produced little more than ripples. Japan Meteorological Agency urged coastal residents to remain prepared to evacuate. The tsunami height had been expected to climb to half a meter, or 1.6 feet, tall. Hirofumi Yokoyama, a meteorological official, said Monday's temblor was the latest of a series of aftershocks to rattle the region since a 9.0-magnitude earthquake. Yokoyama said aftershocks of this magnitude could still produce dangerous tsunamis.
MODIFY: JAPAN FORCES on Monday DECLARED OFF a tsunami advisory after a 6.5-magnitude earthquake off the NATION’S northeast coast MAKES TINY more than ripples. Japan Meteorological Agency IMPLORE coastal residents to STAY prepared to LEAVE. The tsunami ELEVATION WAS HOPPED to climb to half a meter, or 1.6 feet, tall. Hirofumi Yokoyama, a meteorological official, ANNOUNCED Monday's temblor was the latest of a SEQUENCE of aftershocks to rattle the AREA since a 9.0-magnitude earthquake. Yokoyama said aftershocks of this magnitude could still produce UNSAFE tsunamis.
Arsene Wenger and midfielder Samir Nasri will both miss Arsenal's next Champions League match after opting not to appeal against one-match suspensions.
Wenger was also fined $14,00, for "inappropriate language" towards referee Massimo Busacca following the 3-1 defeat to Barcelona earlier this month.
Wenger was enraged by the Swiss official's decision to send off striker Robin van Persie for a second yellow card
Arsenal eventually lost the tie 4-3 on aggregate and Wenger insisted that he would deny the charge levelled against him.
Van Persie was cautioned for taking a shot at goal, just one second after being blown for offside.
However, the English Premier League club have now decided not to take the matter any further.
Arsenal have decided not to appeal against UEFA bans for Arsene Wenger and Samir Nasri
A statement on the club's official website read: "Arsenal have decided not to appeal against UEFA bans for Arsene Wenger and Samir Nasri.
"The manager and the midfielder were each suspended for one European match following charges of improper conduct.
In the next match Samir Nasri and Arsene Wenger would miss the next Champions League match after apting not to appeal against one - match sumpension.
Arsene Wenger need to paid $14,00, for "inappropriate language" towards referee Massimo Busacca following the 3-1 defeat to Barcelona earlier this month.
Arsene Wenger was frenzied because the Swiss official's decision to send off striker Robin van Persie to put the second yellow card Alsothey lost the tie 4-3 on aggregate and Arsene insisted that he would deny the charge levelled against him.
Van Persie warned to make a goal, only one second before he recive blown for offside However, the club have decide in the English Premier League not to take the case very seriously.
So Arsenal decided not to appeal against UEFA for Arsene Wenger and Samir Nasri.
In the official web site appears that : "Arsenal have decided not to appeal against UEFA bans for Arsene Wenger and Samir Nasri.
The manager and the midfielder were suspended for 1 European match because they demostrate an disrespectfull conduct.
No iPhone 5 coming this June? By Brian X. Chen, First pragraph As we know Apple traditionally promote iPhones annual, unfortunately, this year's event in June will be 100 percent software news. Citing anonymous tipsters, Apple blogger, Jim Dalrymple claims there will be no iPad, iPhone or Mac hardware introduced at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference, which kicks off June 6 in San Francisco. Apple enterprise says the event does not give much hope for any hardware announcement. "At this year's conference we are going to unveil the future of iOS and Mac OS," said Philip Schiller. This means an iPhone 5 would probably release in the fall timeframe with the launch of iOS 5. Taken from: http://edition.cnn.com/2011/TECH/gaming.gadgets/03/28/no.iphone.5.wired/index.html SECOND PARAGRAPH As we know Apple´s TRADITION IS TO promote iPhones ANNUALLY, UNLUCKIY, this year's event in June will be 100 percent software news. REITERATE NAMELESS tipsters, Apple blogger, Jim Dalrymple DECLARSE there will be no iPad, iPhone or Mac hardware INSIDE Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference, which kicks off June 6 in San Francisco. Apple COMPANY says the event does not give much WAIT for any hardware announcement. "At this year's conference we are going to unveil the future of iOS and Mac OS," said Philip Schiller. This means an iPhone 5 would probably release in the fall timeframe with the OPEN of iOS 5. Taken from: http://edition.cnn.com/2011/TECH/gaming.gadgets/03/28/no.iphone.5.wired/index.html
Survey shows we're too lazy about mobile phone security By Jolie O'Dell, Mashable March 28, 2011 -- Updated 1206 GMT (2006 HKT) A new SURVEY shows U.S. CONSUMERS are SHOCKINGLY LAX about basic SECURITY on their mobile phones. MOST of us have no QUALMS about making purchases via mobile, and the VAST majority of us use the SAME phone for business and personal use -- two COMMON vulnerabilities in web security. If the user's phone ever becomes LOST or compromised, the AMOUNT of risk is automatically doubled, since both kinds of PRIVATE and confidential data COULD be accessed. When it comes to the KIND of DATA that puts consumers at FURTHER RISK, 66% of respondents said they kept PERSONAL and personally IDENTIFIABLE data (such as an email address, name, contact lists, photos, videos, anniversary and personal dates, etc.) on their phones. And 23% of respondents also said they stored passwords on their phones. According to the survey, 66% of respondents have made at least one purchase on their phone, 38% make payments on their phones and 14% do mobile banking.
MODIFY: A new INVESTIGATION shows U.S. COSTUMERS are DREADFULLY NEGLIGENT about basic PROTECTION on their mobile phones. A GOOD NUMBER of us have no WORRIES about making purchases via mobile, and the IMMENSE majority of us use the IDENTICAL phone for business and personal use -- two FREQUENT vulnerabilities in web security. If the user's phone ever becomes NOWHERE TO BE FOUND or compromised, the TOTAL risk is automatically doubled, since both kinds of PERSONAL and confidential data POSSIBLY WILL be accessed. When it comes to the TYPE of INFORMATION that puts consumers at ADDITIONAL DANGER 66% of respondents said they kept PRIVATE and personally EXCLUSIVE data (such as an email address, name, contact lists, photos, videos, anniversary and personal dates, etc.) on their phones. And 23% of respondents also said they stored passwords on their phones. According to the survey, 66% of respondents have made at least one pay for on their phone, 38% make payments on their phones and 14% do mobile banking.
Libyan rebels target Gadhafi's birthplace By the CNN Wire Staff
Opposition fighters continued to push west, entering territory loyal to Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi, but were quickly beaten back, rebels told CNN, as diplomats arrived Tuesday in London to discuss the crisis.
The setback for the rebels highlights the tenuous nature of their recent gains and suggests they might face more resistance in the days to come. As they moved into Umm el Ghindel -- near Sirte, Gadhafi's birthplace -- rebels began searching homes and found that Gadhafi's forces had armed residents in the area, they said. As they were talking to residents, asking them to join the opposition, gunfire broke out. Rebels told CNN they refused to fire back and began a hasty retreat. A stream of vehicles could be seen fleeing the area. tory
Modify: The ADVERSE OPPONENT continued moving west, BEEN INTRODUCES into the PLACE, STEADY to the Libyan leader moamar gadafi, but were rapidly PUNISHED back. Rebels told to cnn, as diplomats arrived in London to discuss the CONFRONTATION.
The setback for THEM highlights the tenuous nature of their gains and suggests they might face more resistance in the days to ARRIVE. As they SPLEPT into umm el ghindel – near Sirte, Gadhafis birthplace –rebels began LOOKING homes and DETECTED that Gadhafis forces had armed residents in the SECTOR, they ANSWERED. As they were discussing to residents, asking them to UNITE to de opposition, gunfire BEGAN. Rebels told cnn they refused to fire back and began a hasty retreat. A stream of vehicles could de fleeing the PLACE.
Reports are still drifting in, but it seems likely that most of the 25 countries where Apple (AAPL) launched the iPad 2 on Friday had run out of product by Saturday afternoon.Pocket-lint reported Saturday that the two flagship Apple Stores in London were completely out of stock and wouldn't be getting more before Monday. . According to Ticonderoga's Brian White, Germany's Apple Stores sold out in a couple hours. A shopper at Apple's Opera Store in Paris reported that the outlet sold more than 3,000 iPad 2s between 5 p.m. and 10 p.m. Friday, and although the store was still selling iPads Saturday morning, by 4 p.m. its shelves were bare.We'll learn exactly how many iPads Apple sold between Dec. 26 and March 26 when the company reports its Q2 2011 earnings a few weeks from now.
Reporters are still wandering in,but it seems probable that most of the 25 countries where apple, launched the ipad 2on Friday had expired the product by Saturday afternoon. Pocket-lint reported Saturday that the two flagship apple stores in London totally away of stock and not receiving more up to Monday. According to Ticonderoga’s brian white , germany’s apple stores sell in a pair of hours.a shopper at opera store in paris reported that the outlet sold more than 3,000 ipads 2 between 5p.m10p.m Friday. Even though the sore still sell ipads on Saturday morning, by 4pm it shelves where without anything. When company reports its q2 2011 we will know how many ipads where sell between 26 of December to 26 of march.
Japan calls off tsunami advisory By the CNN Wire Staff March 28, 2011 -- Updated 0943 GMT (1743 HKT) Japanese authorities on Monday CALLED OFF a tsunami advisory after a 6.5-magnitude earthquake off the country's northeast COAST PRODUCED little more than ripples. The Japan Meteorological Agency urged coastal RESIDENTS to REMAIN PREPARED to EVACUATE DUE TO the CONTINUED threat of aftershocks that COULD spawn tsunamis. Hirofumi Yokoyama, a meteorological official, said Monday's temblor was the LATEST OF A SERIES of aftershocks to rattle the region SINCE a 9.0-magnitude earthquake and the tsunami it triggered devastated coastal villages, killed thousands of PEOPLE and SET off Japan's WORST nuclear DISASTER since World War II. "We have to be ready for jolts with the intensity of 6 or so, and so people have to be on the alert," Yokoyama told reporters. He also said that aftershocks of this magnitude could still produce dangerous tsunamis. MODIFY: Japanese authorities on Monday ANNOUNCED a tsunami advisory after a 6.5-magnitude earthquake off the country's northeast COASTLINE CREATED little more than ripples. The Japan Meteorological Agency urged coastal INHABITANTS to STAY GEARED UP to LEAVE BECAUSE OF the CONSTANT threat of aftershocks that MIGHT spawn tsunamis. Hirofumi Yokoyama, a meteorological REPRESENTATIVE, ALLEGED Monday’s temblor was the MOST RECENT OF A SEQUENCE of aftershocks to rattle the region EVER SINCE a 9.0-magnitude earthquake and the tsunami it triggered devastated coastal villages, killed thousands of INHABITANTS and POSITIONED off Japan's MOST TERRIBLE nuclear CATASTROPHE EVER SINCE World War II. "We have to be ready for jolts with the intensity of 6 or so, and so people have to be on the alert," Yokoyama told reporters. He also said that aftershocks of this magnitude could still produce dangerous tsunamis.
Scientists fight flames with electric wand By: Jason Hanna, CNN The chemistry team in Harvard University just starts looking at how electric fields' effects scale to the size of flames and in this way form an electric field to stop flames.In a new study, Harvard University scientists say they used an electric field to extinguish an open flame more than 1 foot tall. Chemistry professor George M. Whitesides, connected a 600-watt amplifier to a metal wire that was fixed in place and pointed at the base of a methane flame.The wand-like wire, serving as an electrode, generated an oscillating electric field that essentially pushed the flame off its fuel source.The electric field exerts force on charged particles in the flame, causing those particles to move quickly.The team did extinguish a wood fire with an electric field too. Firefighters might carry a device in a backpack and distribute the electric field with a handheld wand, perhaps creating viable escape paths if nothing else.
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Scientists fight flames with electric wand By: Jason Hanna, CNN THIS team in Harvard University just BEGINSINVESTIGATING at how electric fields' CONSEQUENCESCHART to the size of flames and in this way MAKE an electric field to DELETE flames. In a RECENT study, Harvard University CHEMISTRIESsay they used an electric field to FINISH an open flame more than 1 foot tall. Chemistry professor George M. Whitesides, connected a 600-watt amplifier to a metal wire that was REPAIRED in place and SHOWED at the base of a methane flame. The wand-like wire, serving as an electrode, FORMED an oscillating electric field that SUCCESSFULLY pushed the flame off its fuel source. The electric field PUSHES force on charged particles in the flame, causing those particles to move FASTLY. The team did DESTROYED a woods’FLAMES with an electric field too. Firefighters might TAKE a device in a backpack and USE the electric field with a handheld wand, perhaps creating viable escape WAYS if nothing else.
Scientists fight flames with electric wand By: Jason Hanna, CNN The chemistry team in Harvard University just starts looking at how electric fields' effects scale to the size of flames and in this way form an electric field to stop flames.In a new study, Harvard University scientists say they used an electric field to extinguish an open flame more than 1 foot tall. Chemistry professor George M. Whitesides, connected a 600-watt amplifier to a metal wire that was fixed in place and pointed at the base of a methane flame.The wand-like wire, serving as an electrode, generated an oscillating electric field that essentially pushed the flame off its fuel source.The electric field exerts force on charged particles in the flame, causing those particles to move quickly.The team did extinguish a wood fire with an electric field too. Firefighters might carry a device in a backpack and distribute the electric field with a handheld wand, perhaps creating viable escape paths if nothing else.
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Scientists fight flames with electric wand By: Jason Hanna, CNN THIS team in Harvard University just BEGINSINVESTIGATING at how electric fields' CONSEQUENCESCHART to the size of flames and in this way MAKE an electric field to DELETE flames. In a RECENT study, Harvard University CHEMISTRIESsay they used an electric field to FINISH an open flame more than 1 foot tall. Chemistry professor George M. Whitesides, connected a 600-watt amplifier to a metal wire that was REPAIRED in place and SHOWED at the base of a methane flame. The wand-like wire, serving as an electrode, FORMED an oscillating electric field that SUCCESSFULLY pushed the flame off its fuel source. The electric field PUSHES force on charged particles in the flame, causing those particles to move FASTLY. The team did DESTROYED a woods’FLAMES with an electric field too. Firefighters might TAKE a device in a backpack and USE the electric field with a handheld wand, perhaps creating viable escape WAYS if nothing else.
Venezuela's Chavez receives press freedom award in Argentina
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez was given a prestigious journalism award in Argentina on Tuesday, despite his frequent and outspoken criticism of media outlets at home and abroad. Chavez received the Rodolfo Walsh journalism award from Argentina's Universidad Nacional de La Plata "for his unquestionable and authentic commitment to support the freedom of peoples." During a raucous, two-hour acceptance speech in front of hundreds of students and the university's journalism faculty. The Rodolfo Walsh award, given to people who advance the cause of press freedom, is named in honor of the late Argentine journalist who was killed in 1977 during Argentina's "Dirty War," when military leaders systematically eliminated dissident voices. Walsh was also a co-founder of Prensa Latina, Cuba's state-run news agency. Past award winners include Argentine journalists Joaquin Morales Sola and Tomas Eloy Martinez. Flush with petrodollars, Chavez's government in 2005 helped create Telesur, a state-funded television network that covers news from throughout Latin America and the globe. Telesur has been championed as an alternative voice to privately owned media conglomerates, but also criticized for its one-sided coverage of Chavez. Journalists and politicians in Argentina criticized the choice of Chavez as the award recipient, claiming that he has continually worked to silence his critics and suppress freedom of the press throughout Venezuela. "Chavez has closed more than 30 radio stations and six television channels and constantly threatens to take away broadcast licenses of any media that is at all critical of his administration," said Jorge Macri, a congressman from Buenos Aires province. The award ceremony in Argentina came two days after protesters prevented trucks carrying Argentina's two largest daily newspapers, Clarin and La Nacion, from leaving the printing press. "The Argentine government needs to take immediate measures to sanction this disregard and violation of a judicial ruling that constitutes an attack on freedom of the press"
Colombian military kills 15 rebels, president says
ResponderEliminarBy The CNN Wire Staff
March 26, 2011 -- Updated 1840 GMT (0240 HKT)
Now day’s rebels in Colombia can do whatever they want but the armed force can bring them down with only killing one of their leaders.
(1)Bogota, Colombia (CNN) -- Colombian armed forces have killed 15 guerrillas in the western province of Cauca.
(2)It took place less than two weeks after the military led an assault that killed a rebel leader near Colombia's border with Ecuador in Putumayo province.
(3)Known as Oliver Solarte, the rebel leader had been linked to Mexican drug cartels. Solarte was wanted in Colombia for terrorism, kidnapping, rebellion and murder.
(4)The FARC is a leftist rebel army that claims to work as a bulwark against Colombia's elite ruling class.
(1)(2)(3)(4)http://edition.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/americas/03/26/colombia.farc.raid/index.html
Colombian military kills 15 rebels, president says
By The CNN Wire Staff
March 26, 2011 -- Updated 1840 GMT (0240 HKT)
Now day’s rebels in Colombia can do whatever they want but the armed force can bring them down with only killing one of their leaders.
Bogota, Colombia (CNN) -- Colombian armed forces have MURDED 15 REBELS in the OCCIDENT province of Cauca.
It took POINT MINUS than 15 DAYS after the military led an ATTACK that MURDED a rebel DIRIGENT CLOSE TO Colombia's BOUNDARY with Ecuador in Putumayo province.
CALLED as Oliver Solarte, the rebel DIRIGENT had been CONNECTED to Mexican drug cartels. Solarte was SEARCHED in Colombia for terrorism, ABDUCTION, rebellion and KILLING.
The FARC is a LEFTOVER rebel army that claims to OCCUPATE as a BASTION against Colombia's elite DESITION class.
http://edition.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/americas/03/26/colombia.farc.raid/index.html
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ResponderEliminarColombian military kills 15 rebels, president says
ResponderEliminarBy The CNN Wire Staff
March 26, 2011 -- Updated 1840 GMT (0240 HKT)
Now day’s rebels in Colombia can do whatever they want but the armed force can bring them down with only killing one of their leaders.
(1)Bogota, Colombia (CNN) -- Colombian armed forces have killed 15 guerrillas in the western province of Cauca.
(2)It took place less than two weeks after the military led an assault that killed a rebel leader near Colombia's border with Ecuador in Putumayo province.
(3)Known as Oliver Solarte, the rebel leader had been linked to Mexican drug cartels. Solarte was wanted in Colombia for terrorism, kidnapping, rebellion and murder.
(4)The FARC is a leftist rebel army that claims to work as a bulwark against Colombia's elite ruling class.
(1)(2)(3)(4)http://edition.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/americas/03/26/colombia.farc.raid/index.html
Colombian military kills 15 rebels, president says
By The CNN Wire Staff
March 26, 2011 -- Updated 1840 GMT (0240 HKT)
Now day’s rebels in Colombia can do whatever they want but the armed force can bring them down with only killing one of their leaders.
Bogota, Colombia (CNN) -- Colombian armed forces have MURDED 15 REBELS in the OCCIDENT province of Cauca.
It took POINT MINUS than 15 DAYS after the military led an ATTACK that MURDED a rebel DIRIGENT CLOSE TO Colombia's BOUNDARY with Ecuador in Putumayo province.
CALLED as Oliver Solarte, the rebel DIRIGENT had been CONNECTED to Mexican drug cartels. Solarte was SEARCHED in Colombia for terrorism, ABDUCTION, rebellion and KILLING.
The FARC is a LEFTOVER rebel army that claims to OCCUPATE as a BASTION against Colombia's elite DESITION class.
http://edition.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/americas/03/26/colombia.farc.raid/index.html
valeria stevenson the one up its mine but i forget to put the name and i don't know how to take it off sorry mr. Pablo.
Djokovic storms to 20th consecutive win
ResponderEliminarMarch 28, 2011
The position of men and women and Djokovic streak through all the beginning of the season .Novak Djokovic is through to the last 16 of the Sony Ericsson Masters in Miami, thrashing James Blake in straight sets to win his 20th consecutive ATP Tour match.Djokovic, who has won all three tournaments he has played in this season, told the official The victory means Djokovic becomes only the third player in the last 30 years to go 20 matches unbeaten from the start of the season .In other matches, 2009 U.S. Open champion Juan Martin del Potro produced his best performance since returning to action from injury , who has now beaten the Swede in their last three encounters and is up to 51st in the world despite missing eight months after wrist surgery. Del Potro now faces Mardy Fish for a quarterfinal place, after the 14th seed kept alive American hopes of victory Fish is the highest-ranked home player remaining following the elimination of defending champion In other matches, Spanish sixth seed David Ferrer cruised to a comfortable 6-4 6-2 win over India's Somdev Devvarman while 30th seed John Isner saw off Alex Bogomolov 6-2 7-6.
Meanwhile, there were no surprises in the women's section, with all the big seeds reaching the last 16, although second seed Kim Clijsters was given a scare by Spanish left-hander Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez. .Ana Ivanovic, who advanced after Virgine Razzano of France, was forced to retire through injury. Third seed Vera Zvonareva of Russia beat Australian Jarmila Groth 7-6 6-2 while fifth-seeded French Open champion Francesca Schiavone beat Lourdes Dominguez Lino of Spain 6-4 7-6.Ninth seed Agnieszka Radwanska is also through, after winning a tricky last 32 clash with Russian 24th seed Maria Kirilenko 7-6 6-3, while Indian Wells semifinalist Marion Bartoli, seeded 15th, crushed Ekaterina Makarova 6-0 6-2.
The position of men and women and Djokovic streak through all the beginning of the season .Novak Djokovic is through to the last 16 of the Sony Ericsson Masters in Miami, has win all the matched with James Blake at ATP Tour match .Djokovic, who is not been defeat in the three tournaments he has been playing in this season, The victory means Djokovic becomes the 3 player who was not been defeat in the start of the season 2009 U.S. Open champion Juan Martin del Potro makes his best game since returning to action from injury , , who has now win the Swede in their last three confrontation and is up to 51st in the world despite missing eight months after wrist surgery. Del Potro now played Mardy Fish for a quarterfinal place, after the 14th seed kept alive American hopes of victory Fish is the being in a higher posicion because is a local player remaining following the elimination of defending champion In other matches, Spanish sixth seed David Ferrer cruised to a comfortable 6-4 6-2 win over India's Somdev Devvarman while 30th seed John Isner saw off Alex Bogomolov 6-2 7-6.
Meanwhile, there were´n any new impression in the women competition , with all the big seeds reaching the last 16, although second seed Kim Clijsters was being surprise by Spanish left-hander Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez. .Ana Ivanovic, who advanced after Virgine Razzano of France, had to retired because a injury Third seed Vera Zvonareva of Russia beat Australian Jarmila Groth 7-6 6-2 while fifth-seeded French Open champion Francesca Schiavone beat Lourdes Dominguez Lino of Spain 6-4 7-6.Ninth seed Agnieszka Radwanska is also through, after winning a tricky last 32 clash with Russian 24th seed Maria Kirilenko 7-6 6-3, while Indian Wells semifinalist Marion Bartoli, seeded 15th, crushed Ekaterina Makarova 6-0 6-2.
http://edition.cnn.com/2011/SPORT/tennis/03/28/tennis.sony.djokovic.clijsters/index.html
Striking Honduran teachers face suspensions
ResponderEliminarBy the CNN Wire Staff
Honduran teachers want a better payment and treatment .Honduran teachers who have been on strike for 21 days faced a decision Monday morning: return to the classroom or endure punishments. The government on Sunday issued an ultimatum, disseminated on radio and television, to the teachers, saying that if they did not show up for work they would be suspended for months without pay. "If these deadlines are not met, the government will begin to execute justified firings." The teachers are protesting an education bill that they say can lead to the privatization of the public school system. Those teachers who are suspended will be replaced by educators who are currently unemployed.
http://edition.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/americas/03/28/honduras.teacher.strike/index.html
Striking Honduran teachers face suspensions
By the CNN Wire Staff
Honduran teachers want a better payment and treatment . Honduran EDUCATORS who have been PROTESTING for 21 days had to TAKE a decision Monday morning: GO BACK to the classroom or HARDER punishments. The government on Sunday issued an ultimatum, disseminated on radio and T.V, to the EDUCATORS, saying that if they didn´t GO TO THEIR JOB they would be PUNISHED for months without pay. “ if these deadlines are not WANTED, the government will begin to MAKE FAIR firings.” The EDUCATORS are protesting a TEACHING PAYMENT that they say can lead to the privatization of the public school system. Those EDUCATORS who are PUNISHED will be CHANGED by TEACHERS who are currently unemployed.
Renato Feoli
Justices to hear appeal over Wal-Mart gender pay lawsuit
ResponderEliminarBy Bill Mears, CNN Supreme Court Producer
March 28, 2011 -- Updated 1721 GMT (0121 HKT)
At issue is whether the justices should allow certification of the largest class-action employment lawsuit in U.S. history, a long-standing dispute against mega-corporation Wal-Mart Stores Inc.
The company is the world's largest retailer and the nation's largest private employer. If the class-action goes through, hundreds of thousands of women -- perhaps as many as 1.6 million plaintiffs --
The high court case is among the biggest of the current term, and could establish binding standards over high-stakes liability involving companies large and small.
Wal-Mart operates 4,300 facilities in the U.S., with more than $400 billion in global sales in 2009. It employs 1.4 million people in the U.S. alone.
Gisel Ruiz is an example of what Wal-Mart says is a person who started small but has risen in the company because of her talents and hard work. After beginning as a store management trainee nearly two decades ago in California, she is now executive vice president for people at Wal-Mart,
The workers bringing suit say women represent more than 70% of Wal-Mart's hourly workforce, but in the past decade made up less than one-third of its store management.
http://edition.cnn.com/2011/US/03/28/scotus.wal.mart/index.html
Justices to hear appeal over Wal-Mart gender pay lawsuit
By Bill Mears, CNN Supreme Court Producer
March 28, 2011 -- Updated 1721 GMT (0121 HKT)
At issue is whether the LAW should PERMIT certification of the BIGGER class-action employment lawsuit in U.S. history, a long-standing dispute OVER mega-corporation Wal-Mart Stores Inc. The INDUSTRY is the world’s BIGGEST retailer and the nation's GIGANTIC private employer. If the class-action goes through, MILLION of COLOSSAL of women -- perhaps as many as 1.6 million plaintiffs. The GREAT court BASE is ON the of the current term, and could establish binding standards over HIGH-stakes liability involving companies large and small.Wal-Mart MANAGE 4,300 facilities in the U.S.,ALSO with more than $400 billion in global sales in 2009. It employs 1.4 million people in the U.S. alone. Gisel Ruiz is an INSTANCE of what Wal-Mart says is a person who started LITTLE but has GROWING in the company because of her INGENIOUS and hard work.
By:Sebastian Jassir
Will Roger Federer rule in 2011?
ResponderEliminarPosted by: Candy Reid, CNN World Sport Anchor
After Wimbledon, several well-known commentators speculated that Roger Federer would never regain the number one ranking.
From his performance at the ATP World Tour Finals in London, I believe Federer could well take the 2011 season by storm. In a tournament which included the top 8 players in the world, the Swiss lost just one set throughout. That was in the final against Nadal, which in the end he won convincingly.
Agreed, the indoor surface suited Federer much more than the Mallorcan, but still, we know all about Nadal’s ability to win anywhere, anytime, don’t we?
The Spaniard was easily the man of 2010. He was superb in winning the final three majors, and I think he is also a fabulous ambassador for tennis.
It will be interesting to see if Nadal can keep up his stellar play next year. For me, he will have to in order to prevent Federer domination.
I asked a close acquaintance of Federer’s at the US Open why the Swiss was staying back so much. He told me that Roger wanted to show he could beat the best from the baseline.
His career goal is 20 majors. I wouldn’t be too surprised if, by this time next year, he’s nearing the mark, if not there!
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FOLLOWING Wimbledon, NUMEROUS well-known commentators speculated that Roger Federer would never RECOVER the number one ranking.
From his PRESENTATION INthe ATP World Tour Finals in London, I TRUST Federer CAN well take the 2011 season by storm. In a COMPETITION which INTEGRATED the top 8 players in the world, the Swiss lost just one set IN THE WHOLE MATCH. That was in the final IN OPPOSITION TO Nadal, which in the end he won convincingly.
Agreed, the indoor surface suited Federer much more than the Mallorcan, but still, we RECOGNIZE all about Nadal’s TALENT to win EVERYWHERE, anytime, don’t we?
The Spaniard was SIMPLY the PLAYER of 2010. He was excellent in winning the final three majors, and I think he is also a WONDERFUL DIPLOMAT for tennis.
It will be EXCITING to OBSERVE if Nadal can STAY IN his stellar play next year. For me, he will have to in order to AVOID Federer CONTROL.
I asked a close FRIEND of Federer’s at the US Open why the Swiss was staying back so A LOT. He told me that Roger wanted to show he could PUNCH the best from the baseline.
His career OBJECTIVE is 20 majors. I wouldn’t be too AMAZED if, by this time next year, he’s nearing the SCORE, if not there!
http://worldsport.blogs.cnn.com/2010/11/30/will-roger-federer-rule-in-2011/
Alberto Cure
Survey shows we're too lazy about mobile phone security
ResponderEliminarBy Jolie O'Dell, Mashable
People nowadays are really not caring much about mobile phone security, letting them being cheated, or infested by mobile virus.
A new survey shows U.S. consumers are shockingly lax about basic security on their mobile phones.
Most of us have no qualms about making purchases via mobile that is a common vulnerability in web security. Yet in spite of these yellow flags, few of us use phone-locking passwords and duplicate the same passwords for mobile apps that we use on our desktops. One key finding we mentioned was the crossover between business and personal use of the same device. When it comes to the kind of data that puts consumers at further risk, 66% of respondents said they kept personal and personally identifiable data on their phones, and we’re not as wary as we should be about mobile viruses, either. Roughly 67% of consumers surveyed said they were concerned about receiving marketing ads and promotions, but just 44% said they were worried about the possibility of a mobile virus attack. A full 12% have been the target of attempted mobile payment fraud. And in spite of all these security risks, less than half of consumers in this survey used keypad locks or passwords to secure their mobile devices.
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Survey shows we're too lazy about mobile phone security
By Jolie O'Dell, Mashable
People nowadays are really not caring much about mobile phone security, letting them being cheated, or infested by mobile virus.
New survey DEMOSTRATES U.S. consumers are SCANDALOUSLY lax about basic security on their mobile phones.
Most of us have no qualms about making purchases via mobile that is a common WEAKNESS in web security. Yet in spite of these BLONDE flags, few of us EMPLOY phone-locking passwords and COPY the same passwords for mobile apps that we APPLY on our desktops. One key DISCOVERY we POINT OUT was the INTERSECT between COMPANY and personal EXPLOIT of the same device. When it TAKE PLACE to the kind of data that LAY consumers at EXTRA risk, 66% of respondents BELIEVED they RESERVED personal INFORMATION on their phones, and we’re not as CAUTIOUS as we OUGHT TO be about mobile viruses. AROUND 67% of consumer’s INVESTIGATION said they were WORRIED about GETTING marketing ads and promotions, but just 44% ASSUMED they were NERVOUS about the OPPORTUNITY of a mobile virus HIT. A full 12% have been the target of CHALLENGE of mobile COMPENSATION fraud. And in MALICE of all these security DANGER, less than half of CUSTOMERS in this survey UTILIZE keypad locks or passwords to PROTECT their mobile devices.
Survey shows we´re too lazy about mobile phone security
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People are not worried about the risks on having professional and personal information on the smartphones.
A new survey shows U.S. consumers are shockingly lax about basic security on their mobile phones. Most of us have no qualms about making purchases via mobile, and the vast majority of us use the same phone for business and personal use. When it comes to the kind of data that puts consumers at further risk, 66% of respondents said they kept personal and personally identifiable data. And 23% of respondents also said they stored passwords on their phones. In fact, more consumers are bothered by mobile ads than by malware.
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People are not worried about the risks on having professional and personal information on the smartphones.
A RECENT STUDY DEMOSTRATES AMERICAN PEOPLE are IN SHOCK FOR THE LOW security on the CELL-PHONES.Most PEOPLE ARE NOT CONCSCIENCE OF BUYING via mobile and WE MOSTLY use IT FOR PROFESSIONAL and personal use. When it comes to the STUFF that BRINGS AMERICANS IN DANGER, 66% of AMERICANS TOLD they STORED PRIVATE AND PERSONAL STUFF. And 23% of AMERICANS also TOLD they KEPT WATCHWORDS on their SMARTPHONES. In fact, MOST OF THE PEOPLE DISAGREE WITH CELL-PHONE’S CMERCIALS than with malware.
Mariana Sarmiento
Japan calls off tsunami advisory
ResponderEliminarBy the CNN Wire Staff
March 28, 2011 -- Updated 0943 GMT (1743 HKT)
Japanese authorities on Monday called off a tsunami advisory after a 6.5-magnitude earthquake off the country's northeast coast produced little more than ripples.
Japan Meteorological Agency urged coastal residents to remain prepared to evacuate.
The tsunami height had been expected to climb to half a meter, or 1.6 feet, tall.
Hirofumi Yokoyama, a meteorological official, said Monday's temblor was the latest of a series of aftershocks to rattle the region since a 9.0-magnitude earthquake. Yokoyama said aftershocks of this magnitude could still produce dangerous tsunamis.
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JAPAN FORCES on Monday DECLARED OFF a tsunami advisory after a 6.5-magnitude earthquake off the NATION’S northeast coast MAKES TINY more than ripples.
Japan Meteorological Agency IMPLORE coastal residents to STAY prepared to LEAVE. The tsunami ELEVATION WAS HOPPED to climb to half a meter, or 1.6 feet, tall.
Hirofumi Yokoyama, a meteorological official, ANNOUNCED Monday's temblor was the latest of a SEQUENCE of aftershocks to rattle the AREA since a 9.0-magnitude earthquake. Yokoyama said aftershocks of this magnitude could still produce UNSAFE tsunamis.
http://edition.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/asiapcf/03/27/japan.tsunami.advisory/index.html?iref=obinsite
Wenger and Nasri to serve Europeans bans
ResponderEliminarArsene Wenger and midfielder Samir Nasri will both miss Arsenal's next Champions League match after opting not to appeal against one-match suspensions.
Wenger was also fined $14,00, for "inappropriate language" towards referee Massimo Busacca following the 3-1 defeat to Barcelona earlier this month.
Wenger was enraged by the Swiss official's decision to send off striker Robin van Persie for a second yellow card
Arsenal eventually lost the tie 4-3 on aggregate and Wenger insisted that he would deny the charge levelled against him.
Van Persie was cautioned for taking a shot at goal, just one second after being blown for offside.
However, the English Premier League club have now decided not to take the matter any further.
Arsenal have decided not to appeal against UEFA bans for Arsene Wenger and Samir Nasri
A statement on the club's official website read: "Arsenal have decided not to appeal against UEFA bans for Arsene Wenger and Samir Nasri.
"The manager and the midfielder were each suspended for one European match following charges of improper conduct.
In the next match Samir Nasri and Arsene Wenger would miss the next Champions League match after apting not to appeal against one - match sumpension.
Arsene Wenger need to paid $14,00, for "inappropriate language" towards referee Massimo Busacca following the 3-1 defeat to Barcelona earlier this month.
Arsene Wenger was frenzied because the Swiss official's decision to send off striker Robin van Persie to put the second yellow card Alsothey lost the tie 4-3 on aggregate and Arsene insisted that he would deny the charge levelled against him.
Van Persie warned to make a goal, only one second before he recive blown for offside
However, the club have decide in the English Premier League not to take the case very seriously.
So Arsenal decided not to appeal against UEFA for Arsene Wenger and Samir Nasri.
In the official web site appears that : "Arsenal have decided not to appeal against UEFA bans for Arsene Wenger and Samir Nasri.
The manager and the midfielder were suspended for 1 European match because they demostrate an disrespectfull conduct.
http://edition.cnn.com/2011/SPORT/football/03/28/football.wenger.nasri.bans/index.html
No iPhone 5 coming this June?
ResponderEliminarBy Brian X. Chen,
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As we know Apple traditionally promote iPhones annual, unfortunately, this year's event in June will be 100 percent software news. Citing anonymous tipsters, Apple blogger, Jim Dalrymple claims there will be no iPad, iPhone or Mac hardware introduced at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference, which kicks off June 6 in San Francisco. Apple enterprise says the event does not give much hope for any hardware announcement. "At this year's conference we are going to unveil the future of iOS and Mac OS," said Philip Schiller. This means an iPhone 5 would probably release in the fall timeframe with the launch of iOS 5.
Taken from: http://edition.cnn.com/2011/TECH/gaming.gadgets/03/28/no.iphone.5.wired/index.html
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As we know Apple´s TRADITION IS TO promote iPhones ANNUALLY, UNLUCKIY, this year's event in June will be 100 percent software news. REITERATE NAMELESS tipsters, Apple blogger, Jim Dalrymple DECLARSE there will be no iPad, iPhone or Mac hardware INSIDE Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference, which kicks off June 6 in San Francisco. Apple COMPANY says the event does not give much WAIT for any hardware announcement. "At this year's conference we are going to unveil the future of iOS and Mac OS," said Philip Schiller. This means an iPhone 5 would probably release in the fall timeframe with the OPEN of iOS 5.
Taken from: http://edition.cnn.com/2011/TECH/gaming.gadgets/03/28/no.iphone.5.wired/index.html
Survey shows we're too lazy about mobile phone security
ResponderEliminarBy Jolie O'Dell, Mashable
March 28, 2011 -- Updated 1206 GMT (2006 HKT)
A new SURVEY shows U.S. CONSUMERS are SHOCKINGLY LAX about basic SECURITY on their mobile phones.
MOST of us have no QUALMS about making purchases via mobile, and the VAST majority of us use the SAME phone for business and personal use -- two COMMON vulnerabilities in web security.
If the user's phone ever becomes LOST or compromised, the AMOUNT of risk is automatically doubled, since both kinds of PRIVATE and confidential data COULD be accessed.
When it comes to the KIND of DATA that puts consumers at FURTHER RISK, 66% of respondents said they kept PERSONAL and personally IDENTIFIABLE data (such as an email address, name, contact lists, photos, videos, anniversary and personal dates, etc.) on their phones. And 23% of respondents also said they stored passwords on their phones.
According to the survey, 66% of respondents have made at least one purchase on their phone, 38% make payments on their phones and 14% do mobile banking.
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A new INVESTIGATION shows U.S. COSTUMERS are DREADFULLY NEGLIGENT about basic PROTECTION on their mobile phones.
A GOOD NUMBER of us have no WORRIES about making purchases via mobile, and the IMMENSE majority of us use the IDENTICAL phone for business and personal use -- two FREQUENT vulnerabilities in web security.
If the user's phone ever becomes NOWHERE TO BE FOUND or compromised, the TOTAL risk is automatically doubled, since both kinds of PERSONAL and confidential data POSSIBLY WILL be accessed.
When it comes to the TYPE of INFORMATION that puts consumers at ADDITIONAL DANGER 66% of respondents said they kept PRIVATE and personally EXCLUSIVE data (such as an email address, name, contact lists, photos, videos, anniversary and personal dates, etc.) on their phones. And 23% of respondents also said they stored passwords on their phones.
According to the survey, 66% of respondents have made at least one pay for on their phone, 38% make payments on their phones and 14% do mobile banking.
Manuela Moseres
Libyan rebels target Gadhafi's birthplace
ResponderEliminarBy the CNN Wire Staff
Opposition fighters continued to push west, entering territory loyal to Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi, but were quickly beaten back, rebels told CNN, as diplomats arrived Tuesday in London to discuss the crisis.
The setback for the rebels highlights the tenuous nature of their recent gains and suggests they might face more resistance in the days to come.
As they moved into Umm el Ghindel -- near Sirte, Gadhafi's birthplace -- rebels began searching homes and found that Gadhafi's forces had armed residents in the area, they said. As they were talking to residents, asking them to join the opposition, gunfire broke out. Rebels told CNN they refused to fire back and began a hasty retreat. A stream of vehicles could be seen fleeing the area.
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The ADVERSE OPPONENT continued moving west, BEEN INTRODUCES into the PLACE, STEADY to the Libyan leader moamar gadafi, but were rapidly PUNISHED back. Rebels told to cnn, as diplomats arrived in London to discuss the CONFRONTATION.
The setback for THEM highlights the tenuous nature of their gains and suggests they might face more resistance in the days to ARRIVE. As they SPLEPT into umm el ghindel – near Sirte, Gadhafis birthplace –rebels began LOOKING homes and DETECTED that Gadhafis forces had armed residents in the SECTOR, they ANSWERED. As they were discussing to residents, asking them to UNITE to de opposition, gunfire BEGAN. Rebels told cnn they refused to fire back and began a hasty retreat. A stream of vehicles could de fleeing the PLACE.
Link: http://edition.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/africa/03/28/libya.war/index.html
By: Giovanni Cunha
iPad 2: Out of stock in London (update: now UK)
ResponderEliminarReports are still drifting in, but it seems likely that most of the 25 countries where Apple (AAPL) launched the iPad 2 on Friday had run out of product by Saturday afternoon.Pocket-lint reported Saturday that the two flagship Apple Stores in London were completely out of stock and wouldn't be getting more before Monday. . According to Ticonderoga's Brian White, Germany's Apple Stores sold out in a couple hours. A shopper at Apple's Opera Store in Paris reported that the outlet sold more than 3,000 iPad 2s between 5 p.m. and 10 p.m. Friday, and although the store was still selling iPads Saturday morning, by 4 p.m. its shelves were bare.We'll learn exactly how many iPads Apple sold between Dec. 26 and March 26 when the company reports its Q2 2011 earnings a few weeks from now.
Reporters are still wandering in,but it seems probable that most of the 25 countries where apple, launched the ipad 2on Friday had expired the product by Saturday afternoon. Pocket-lint reported Saturday that the two flagship apple stores in London totally away of stock and not receiving more up to Monday. According to Ticonderoga’s brian white , germany’s apple stores sell in a pair of hours.a shopper at opera store in paris reported that the outlet sold more than 3,000 ipads 2 between 5p.m10p.m Friday. Even though the sore still sell ipads on Saturday morning, by 4pm it shelves where without anything. When company reports its q2 2011 we will know how many ipads where sell between 26 of December to 26 of march.
luis felipe salazar
http://tech.fortune.cnn.com/2011/03/27/ipad-2-out-of-stock-by-saturday/?cnn=yes
Japan calls off tsunami advisory
ResponderEliminarBy the CNN Wire Staff
March 28, 2011 -- Updated 0943 GMT (1743 HKT)
Japanese authorities on Monday CALLED OFF a tsunami advisory after a 6.5-magnitude earthquake off the country's northeast COAST PRODUCED little more than ripples. The Japan Meteorological Agency urged coastal RESIDENTS to REMAIN PREPARED to EVACUATE DUE TO the CONTINUED threat of aftershocks that COULD spawn tsunamis. Hirofumi Yokoyama, a meteorological official, said Monday's temblor was the LATEST OF A SERIES of aftershocks to rattle the region SINCE a 9.0-magnitude earthquake and the tsunami it triggered devastated coastal villages, killed thousands of PEOPLE and SET off Japan's WORST nuclear DISASTER since World War II.
"We have to be ready for jolts with the intensity of 6 or so, and so people have to be on the alert," Yokoyama told reporters. He also said that aftershocks of this magnitude could still produce dangerous tsunamis.
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Japanese authorities on Monday ANNOUNCED a tsunami advisory after a 6.5-magnitude earthquake off the country's northeast COASTLINE CREATED little more than ripples. The Japan Meteorological Agency urged coastal INHABITANTS to STAY GEARED UP to LEAVE BECAUSE OF the CONSTANT threat of aftershocks that MIGHT spawn tsunamis. Hirofumi Yokoyama, a meteorological REPRESENTATIVE, ALLEGED Monday’s temblor was the MOST RECENT OF A SEQUENCE of aftershocks to rattle the region EVER SINCE a 9.0-magnitude earthquake and the tsunami it triggered devastated coastal villages, killed thousands of INHABITANTS and POSITIONED off Japan's MOST TERRIBLE nuclear CATASTROPHE EVER SINCE World War II.
"We have to be ready for jolts with the intensity of 6 or so, and so people have to be on the alert," Yokoyama told reporters. He also said that aftershocks of this magnitude could still produce dangerous tsunamis.
Manuela Moseres
Scientists fight flames with electric wand
ResponderEliminarBy: Jason Hanna, CNN
The chemistry team in Harvard University just starts looking at how electric fields' effects scale to the size of flames and in this way form an electric field to stop flames.In a new study, Harvard University scientists say they used an electric field to extinguish an open flame more than 1 foot tall. Chemistry professor George M. Whitesides, connected a 600-watt amplifier to a metal wire that was fixed in place and pointed at the base of a methane flame.The wand-like wire, serving as an electrode, generated an oscillating electric field that essentially pushed the flame off its fuel source.The electric field exerts force on charged particles in the flame, causing those particles to move quickly.The team did extinguish a wood fire with an electric field too. Firefighters might carry a device in a backpack and distribute the electric field with a handheld wand, perhaps creating viable escape paths if nothing else.
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Scientists fight flames with electric wand
By: Jason Hanna, CNN
THIS team in Harvard University just BEGINSINVESTIGATING at how electric fields' CONSEQUENCESCHART to the size of flames and in this way MAKE an electric field to DELETE flames. In a RECENT study, Harvard University CHEMISTRIESsay they used an electric field to FINISH an open flame more than 1 foot tall. Chemistry professor George M. Whitesides, connected a 600-watt amplifier to a metal wire that was REPAIRED in place and SHOWED at the base of a methane flame. The wand-like wire, serving as an electrode, FORMED an oscillating electric field that SUCCESSFULLY pushed the flame off its fuel source. The electric field PUSHES force on charged particles in the flame, causing those particles to move FASTLY. The team did DESTROYED a woods’FLAMES with an electric field too. Firefighters might TAKE a device in a backpack and USE the electric field with a handheld wand, perhaps creating viable escape WAYS if nothing else.
Scientists fight flames with electric wand
ResponderEliminarBy: Jason Hanna, CNN
The chemistry team in Harvard University just starts looking at how electric fields' effects scale to the size of flames and in this way form an electric field to stop flames.In a new study, Harvard University scientists say they used an electric field to extinguish an open flame more than 1 foot tall. Chemistry professor George M. Whitesides, connected a 600-watt amplifier to a metal wire that was fixed in place and pointed at the base of a methane flame.The wand-like wire, serving as an electrode, generated an oscillating electric field that essentially pushed the flame off its fuel source.The electric field exerts force on charged particles in the flame, causing those particles to move quickly.The team did extinguish a wood fire with an electric field too. Firefighters might carry a device in a backpack and distribute the electric field with a handheld wand, perhaps creating viable escape paths if nothing else.
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Scientists fight flames with electric wand
By: Jason Hanna, CNN
THIS team in Harvard University just BEGINSINVESTIGATING at how electric fields' CONSEQUENCESCHART to the size of flames and in this way MAKE an electric field to DELETE flames. In a RECENT study, Harvard University CHEMISTRIESsay they used an electric field to FINISH an open flame more than 1 foot tall. Chemistry professor George M. Whitesides, connected a 600-watt amplifier to a metal wire that was REPAIRED in place and SHOWED at the base of a methane flame. The wand-like wire, serving as an electrode, FORMED an oscillating electric field that SUCCESSFULLY pushed the flame off its fuel source. The electric field PUSHES force on charged particles in the flame, causing those particles to move FASTLY. The team did DESTROYED a woods’FLAMES with an electric field too. Firefighters might TAKE a device in a backpack and USE the electric field with a handheld wand, perhaps creating viable escape WAYS if nothing else.
the comment was mine (andres guzman)
ResponderEliminarVenezuela's Chavez receives press freedom award in Argentina
ResponderEliminarVenezuelan President Hugo Chavez was given a prestigious journalism award in Argentina on Tuesday, despite his frequent and outspoken criticism of media outlets at home and abroad. Chavez received the Rodolfo Walsh journalism award from Argentina's Universidad Nacional de La Plata "for his unquestionable and authentic commitment to support the freedom of peoples." During a raucous, two-hour acceptance speech in front of hundreds of students and the university's journalism faculty. The Rodolfo Walsh award, given to people who advance the cause of press freedom, is named in honor of the late Argentine journalist who was killed in 1977 during Argentina's "Dirty War," when military leaders systematically eliminated dissident voices. Walsh was also a co-founder of Prensa Latina, Cuba's state-run news agency. Past award winners include Argentine journalists Joaquin Morales Sola and Tomas Eloy Martinez. Flush with petrodollars, Chavez's government in 2005 helped create Telesur, a state-funded television network that covers news from throughout Latin America and the globe. Telesur has been championed as an alternative voice to privately owned media conglomerates, but also criticized for its one-sided coverage of Chavez. Journalists and politicians in Argentina criticized the choice of Chavez as the award recipient, claiming that he has continually worked to silence his critics and suppress freedom of the press throughout Venezuela. "Chavez has closed more than 30 radio stations and six television channels and constantly threatens to take away broadcast licenses of any media that is at all critical of his administration," said Jorge Macri, a congressman from Buenos Aires province. The award ceremony in Argentina came two days after protesters prevented trucks carrying Argentina's two largest daily newspapers, Clarin and La Nacion, from leaving the printing press. "The Argentine government needs to take immediate measures to sanction this disregard and violation of a judicial ruling that constitutes an attack on freedom of the press"
Andres Guzman