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Thursday, June 24, 2010

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Tuesday, June 22, 2010

AutoPager 0.6.1.18 is Released

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  2. You can easily create your own rules to tell AutoPager how to load your pages. Please follow our tutorials to create new rules.
  3. Turn AutoPager on/off anytime by clicking the icon on the status bar located at the very bottom right corner of your browser window.
  4. Turn AutoPager on/off on specific sites anytime by clicking Tools->AutoPager->Disable On Site.
  5. Manually load certain pages anytime by clicking Tools->AutoPager->Immediately Load. Or press the shortcuts keys: Control+Alt+ 3,5,0,A for 3, 5,10 or all pages.
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Thursday, June 17, 2010

Korean goal hero Kaka 12 yuan monthly income of only 40 times their annual salary

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One is the number one ranked Brazil, a world ranking of only 105 of the Korean team, the two teams clash in the G group, the Korean team finally edged out 1-2, except that impregnable defense as the game last time Chi Yin veteran goal to become a highlight of the south, but apart from the competition, who can think of, this goal break the world's most powerful teams of people, compared with Brazil's star, worth the difference even greater.

The second half of the game can be dominated by the Brazilian team, but as soon as the five-star champion preparing to celebrate the victory, the Korean team one suddenly popped up in the restricted area on the left foot relevant statistic procedures ripped through the Brazilian team's goal. Last minute break, Chi Yin south, not only opportunities, more of a tenacious fighting spirit.

Chi Yin, 33-year-old South Korean league, a local player in their team, the top athletes like him a monthly salary of about 5,000 Korean currency (RMB 12 yuan), while Brazil team 10 million worth of players everywhere, annual salary of nine million U.S. dollars to the card, for example, his income was actually Chi Yin Nan annual income of more than 40 times. But in the game, Kaka, under guard against the Korean team with hardly any opportunity to pass the first half also repeated mistakes, if you know a huge gap in income, I do not know Kaka will Zuoheganxiang.

Brazil as the favorites to win the World Cup team, the team members played for almost all of the five major European leagues, which have more than Real Madrid, Inter Milan and other giants. Among them, the card was worth 50 million euros for the whole team up, together with the Brazilian team has several players, the team always worth up to 353 million euros. The North Korean top star, playing for the Japanese J League Kawasaki striker Chong Tese is also only worth 250 million euros, the Korean team worth a total of only 9.55 million euros, the Korean team less than Kaka one 1 / 5.

There are many examples like this, the current World Cup team competition, the first battle in Cologne to help Slovenia to score even in the period of unemployment, but they have a big star with comparable performance.
After the World Cup, such as Chi Yin Nam veteran will also face retirement, which most likely is his last term of the tournament. Nevertheless, he at the end of the game to give Brazil the provisional final blow will be the World Cup classic.


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Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Direct Download Links for Microsoft Office 2007 Suites and Applications

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If you just need the full standalone setup installer for Microsoft Office 2007 suites such as Office 2007 Enterprise and Office 2007 Professional, or redistributable setup package for individual Microsoft Office 2007 applications such as Office Groove 2007, Office OneNote 2007, Office Publisher 2007 and Office Visio 2007, and do not need the free-of-charge evaluation license or product key, you can skip the sign up step and download directly from Microsoft the full setup files
which will install complete features and functionalities that the genuine perpetual purchased versions will get, if you can provide the installed Office program a genuine and legal product key and successfully activate it.


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If you own volume license agreement and VLK, you can download Office 2007 from Microsoft Volume Licensing Services site.
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Monday, June 14, 2010

Assassins Creed II PC Plus 5 Trainer

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Saturday, June 12, 2010

FastestFox - Browse Faster

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Tuesday, June 01, 2010

Logging off: Cdn duo lead Quit Facebook Day

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By Lauren La Rose, The Canadian Press ADVERTISEMENT TORONTO - Joseph Dee is preparing to hit the delete key on his Facebook account. And if they stick to their pledge, thousands of others will be joining him Monday in "defriending" the social networking site. Dee, a web technologist, is one-half of the Toronto duo behind QuitFacebookDay.com. Dee and Matthew Milan launched the site May 12 to announce their plans to bid adieu to Facebook, expressing concerns over how the popular site manages the personal data of its more than 400 million users, which include 15 million in Canada. QuitFacebookDay.com provides an open forum for others to share their views, as well as allowing those who are inclined to submit their pledge to "commit to quit." As of early Sunday, more than 24,000 had signed on committing to quit Facebook. Dee said while privacy is a commonly discussed theme, the issue for both him and Milan regarding Facebook runs deeper. "It's more than just the issue of how they're handling people's personal information. It's about the approach that they take to the experience," Dee said. "It's one thing to give people the option to set their privacy, but how easy is that to do? And how much are they really concerned about people having ownership over that?" "I don't get the feeling that that's really their intent, so it's an issue of trust as much as it is an issue of privacy for me." Facebook has been in the hot seat over site privacy. Complaints have emerged over default privacy settings that were revealing more information than some users realized. The Associated Press reported that a security glitch exposed some users' private conversations, and another revealed the information of users to advertisers in a way that they could be identified — going against Facebook's terms of service. Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg announced last week amendments to the privacy settings. The changes include a single-click option allowing users to determine with whom they would share their information, as well as allowing users to stop third-party applications from accessing their personal data. Less private information is also now visible on user profiles by default. The office of Canada's privacy commissioner, which investigated Facebook's privacy policies in 2009, says while the latest changes are positive, they may not be enough to conform with Canadian law. In a statement emailed to The Canadian Press, Facebook said the privacy and security of user information is of "paramount importance to us." The statement went on to highlight some of the changes made to address concerns, pointing to the redesign of the privacy settings page, as well as the single privacy control for all content and a way to opt out of the Facebook platform. "We hope these changes address the concerns that people raised, but we encourage users to continue to send us their feedback," the statement reads, including a link to Facebook's privacy feedback page:http://www.facebook.com/help/contact.php?show_form=privacy_settings_feedback. "We also hope that people who had previously committed to quitting Facebook choose to spend the day going through their new privacy controls instead." Dee said he thinks the ability to stop the dissemination of user information to third parties is a good step. But overall, he sees the privacy changes as more reactive and a PR move than anything else. "I don't think that at the core Facebook is really concerned about what I feel as a user. I think they're looking at it more from a business sense, and that's their right to do that," he said. "They're a corporation and they own their network and they're setting the rules on their network. My option is whether or not I want to partake in that, and that's why I'm moving away from it." Dee said he's been "a little bit overwhelmed" by how much attention the site has received. However, he doubts either he or Milan will continue with it once Quit Facebook Day is over. "I think this was more our own sort of statement and it seems to have turned into a story and a bigger thing, but I don't think we're looking to lead a movement or be sort of the spokesmen for people quitting Facebook." Wendy Cukier, associate dean of the Ted Rogers School of Management at Ryerson University in Toronto, said Facebook should be concerned that it has some dissatisfied users, in addition to the privacy commissioner suggesting there are problems. However, at this stage, she wouldn't conclude there's going to be a mass exodus from the site. "I think what we're seeing now is what happens with virtually all technologies," said Cukier, a professor of information technology management and communications and culture. "After the period of sort of inflated expectations and hype, people start looking more critically at what the costs really are, what the limitations really are, what it really can do, really can't do, what the unintended consequences are, etc., and start to bring their expectations more in line with the reality."


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Friday, May 28, 2010

2010-05-27 Chinese dad chains 8-year-old son to pole and tries to auction him to strangers

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2010-05-27 Chinese dad chains 8-year-old son to pole and tries to auction him to strangers

By Sean Alfano DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER
Originally Published:Thursday, May 27th 2010, 1:52 PM Updated: Thursday, May 27th 2010, 1:52 PM
Yong Fai, 8, is chained to a pole while his dad looks for  strangers in in Wuhan, China, to take the boy off his hands.
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Yong Fai, 8, is chained to a pole while his dad looks for strangers in in Wuhan, China, to take the boy off his hands.
Enough is enough: Strangers attack dad for tying son up in  chains.
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Enough is enough: Strangers attack dad for tying son up in chains.

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One Chinese dad can forget about getting a Father's Day card after chaining his 8-year-old son to a pole and trying to auction him to strangers on the street in the central Chinese city of Wuhan. Yong Tsui tried to peddle Yong Fai, touting the boy's strong work ethic. Police did nothing until passersby grew irate and assaulted the dad after people expressing interest in Fai asked how much they would need to spend on the boy. "He has no job, no home and no money," one sympathetic officer said of the dad, the Daily Mail reports. "He says he wasn't interested in the money, just finding a home for the boy." The scared boy told police his father said he could no longer afford to raise him. Yong Tsui said he chained his son after learning about a similar situation in China where a chained-up 2-year-old boy got free day care after generous strangers learned of his plight. For now, the boy remains in the custody of the police.
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Thursday, May 27, 2010

Scientist says he’s first human with a computer virus - Blogs - Yahoo! Canada Tech

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"Scientist says he’s first human with a computer virus"
By Christopher Null

Let the hysteria begin: Computer viruses have apparently made the leap from PC to person, BBC News reports.

Mind you, this was all intentional. British scientist Mark Gasson of the University of Reading introduced a computer virus into an RFID chip (similar to the chips implanted in pets to identify them if they go missing) and then implanted the infected chip into his own hand.

In its uninfected state, Gasson's chip lets him pass through secured doorways and turn on his cell phone, so it has practical real-world capabilities.

An infected chip could pass malicious code on to chip scanners as, say, the bearer passes through a security door. The virus could then spread to other systems in the network, depending on the complexity and cleverness of its programming.

Right now this is just a proof of concept, but it’s a sobering one in a world where 'touchless' networking systems like RFID are becoming more and more commonplace, while the security of these systems has been largely ignored.

Recently issued passports, which include an RFID chip now by default, have already been subject to extensive hacking attempts — and numerous hacking successes. Some people even suggest whacking your passport with a hammer to disable the RFID chip inside. (We don't endorse this, however.)

What happens when you have an actual RFID implant? BBC News notes that these chips are becoming popular receptacles for medical information, so if a person is unconscious, medical responders can still determine if someone has a critical allergy or a rare condition that a hospital might need to be aware of. What happens if a virus scrambles or even reverses this information?

The issue of viruses moving from computer to human may not be the nightmare that Hollywood makes it out to be — but the threat is becoming more real than we might like to believe.

— Christopher Null is a technology writer for Yahoo! News.
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