Archive | January, 2011

Cobol computer language revived half a century later

31. January 2011

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While increase decrease binary languages spoken – The reserved two-digit code dates, which caused the alarm 2000. Cobol revived half a century after his birth. Has just been updated with Visual Cobol. Born in 1960, COBOL was the first computer language designed for businesses. When considering the need to develop a new software application, one [...]

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A young man run over five thousand kilometers in four months in the U.S. to promote

31. January 2011

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Jeff Grabosky is a lay Catholic who begins this January 20 physical and spiritual adventure: You will be more than three thousand miles between California and New York for four months to promote the importance of prayer. Grabosky, 27 years old, says he will pray for all the way because despite the difficulties it has [...]

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Microsoft engineer advocating a paradigm shift in server chips

31. January 2011

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Instead of using powerful processors which use a large amount of energy, Dileep Bhandarkar (Distinguished Engineer and Manager for Hardware Architecture Servers Microsoft) calls low-power processors such as those aimed at netbooks with multiple cores to perform specific tasks. Guillem Alsina (guillem @ Imata. org) – Bhandarkar is an authoritative voice in the matter, since [...]

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Egypt disappears Internet map

31. January 2011

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The Mubarak regime’s decision to block Internet access is unprecedented and threatens to ignite a revolt in the streets In a move unprecedented in the history of the Internet, the Egyptian regime of Hosni Mubarak has ordered all ISPs operating in the Arab country to cut their international connections to completely silence the protests that [...]

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Henrietta Lacks, a woman who died unaccounted immortal

31. January 2011

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smiling There you have it in an old black and white photo. It was called Henrietta Lacks , but for scientists it has become just in HeLa. Our protagonist was a poor tiller of snuff in the southern United States, who worked on the same land where their ancestors suffered slavery. He died in 1951 [...]

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The name of God’s Mercy

31. January 2011

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Internet: power [real] for the people?

31. January 2011

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The recent massive social protest in Egypt has seen in some time cutting the Mubarak government communications, Internet and telephony mostly mod ; vile. If we add that much of the demonstrators were young people between 20 and 30 years (typical profile of Internet users) and that the protests were organized through social networks and [...]

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The “gift” from Monsanto to Haiti. A brief history of violence

31. January 2011

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Let it burn “A great Easter gift,” said Elizabeth Vancil, Monsanto’s director of development initiatives. Almost 60. 000 bags of hybrid seed corn and other vegetables were donated by Monsanto to Haiti post-earthquake. In observance of World Environment Day, June 4, 2010, about 10. 000 rural farmers gathered in Papaye Haitians to march seven miles [...]

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When we follow the course of the other: Law of Social Proof

31. January 2011

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Our behavior is not always 100% rational as we think, in fact sometimes even reaching 50% as are many determinants that influence decision making, many of which act in an unconscious level. The Law of Social Proof is one of these conditions. The Law of Social Proof would be a principle that one means we [...]

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What is procrastination and why we tend to it?

31. January 2011

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I tend to procrastination, sometimes dangerously. People around me tend to procrastination. Probably all you tend to a greater or lesser extent to the procrastination. But what the hell is procrastination and why it is so popular on the Internet In short, the habit of procrastination would postpone the things we should do, getting caught [...]

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