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Showing posts with label TECHNOLOGY. Show all posts

Monday, 14 October 2013

We must have our own brands....many and many owned Brands.here..


We must have our own brands....many and many owned Brand
same objection..for local develop..




14 Oct 13 Event & Seminars : งาน OTOP เพื่อสุขภาพ
            
ตามเอกสารแนบ
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14 Oct 13 Event & Seminars : งาน OTOP เพื่อสุขภาพ
            
ตามเอกสารแนบ
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Posted By :  นางสาวเปรมวดี มีสวัสดิ์  [กองประชาสัมพันธ์ กรมการพัฒนาชุมชน] - 14 Oct 13 11:44

Apparently This Matters: Billionaire uses flip phone






Editor's note: Each week in "Apparently This Matters," CNN'sJarrett Bellini applies his warped sensibilities to trending topics in social media and random items of interest on the Web.
(CNN) -- My dad still uses an old flip phone. It's gray. It's clunky. And its two ringtone choices are an early recording of Greensleeves or a dramatic poetry slam by Grover Cleveland.
But it works for him. And that's all that matters.
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"Apparently This Matters" Is Jarrett Bellini's weekly (and somewhat random) look at social-media trends.
Besides, how proletarian could it possibly be when even the billionaire owner of the Dallas Cowboys, Jerry Jones, uses one?
The world sort of took notice of Jones' phone last week at the Arizona State-Notre Dame football game which was, for recruiting and financial reasons, being played at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas. The venue is now known as AT&T Stadium.
But you can call it the Flip Phone Dome. Because, at one point, Jones appeared on the game's TV broadcast while talking on his flipper inside his luxury box. And that's when the tweets started pouring out.

http://www.taiwantrade.com.tw/1234/news-detail/en_US/30428

Wednesday, 13 February 2013

Wisdom and legend...force protection by immune self-actualization...yes or no?












Wisdom and legend...force protection by immune self-actualization...yes or no?





How technology has changed romance

Michelle Granoski says technology enabled her courtship with her husband, Shawn. The couple met on a dating site.
Michelle Granoski says technology enabled her courtship with her husband, Shawn. The couple met on a dating site.

STORY HIGHLIGHTS
  • Technology isn't killing off courtship as much as it's redefining what it looks like
  • A new generation is adopting digital models for romantic communication
  • Student: "A lot of our relationship has been e-mailing and texting and Facebook messaging"
  • Video producer: Mystery associated with romance is "not as strong as it used to be"
(CNN) -- When it comes to romance, texting is often seen as a bare-minimum form of communication. It's fine for firming up Wednesday night dinner plans, but for expressing heartfelt sentiments? Not so much.
That was made pretty clear last week when reality TV star Kristin Cavallari had to defend her fiancé, Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler, from those who poked fun at her story of their second engagement.
"I was in the airport, leaving Chicago," Cavallari, 26, tells E! News in an upcoming reality special about her nuptials. "We had just spent however many days together and we were texting and somehow it came up, like, 'Oh, shall we get married?' We're like, 'Yeah, OK.'"
The couple were first engaged in 2011 but split up briefly before reconciling that same year. Even so, Cutler faced criticism over what many saw as a too casual digital proposal. Cavallari later pleaded on Twitter for people to "stop bashing Jay" because he had proposed earlier in Mexico "and it was very romantic."
In the digital age, technology isn't killing courtship. But for many young couples, it's redefining what romance looks like.

Online dating boosts economies

Using faith to find a date

Baby boomers try dating online
These days we often text instead of speak, use FaceTime instead of having face-to-fac

Wednesday, 25 January 2012

Tough to caring childhood in smart brain ..because you need not to travel anymore ..only use your resource from technology..??

No travel as tourists anymore???...because technology can build you for anything...brain approve and beach also...look like..

make ICT to make more talent but lover real interact with person??

sugar think that really some warming family on differential culture ..must make kid growth on best intellectual talent..then ..after growth up..you need no travel..only transport or make up all in your country..


http://edition.cnn.com/2012/01/25/tech/social-media/multitasking-kids/index.html

Study: Multitasking hinders youth social skills

Mark Milian, CNN
Gadget multitasking can cause children to develop social problems, according to a new study.
Gadget multitasking can cause children to develop social problems, according to a new study.

STORY HIGHLIGHTS
  • Children who frequently multitask are less likely to develop social skills, study says
  • The study from Stanford University included nearly 3,500 girls aged 8 to 12
  • Face-to-face chats can improve kids' social devleopment
(CNN) -- FaceTime, the Apple video-chat application, is not a replacement for real human interaction, especially for children, according to a new study.
Tween girls who spend much of their waking hours switching frantically between YouTube, Facebook, television and text messaging are more likely to develop social problems, says a Stanford University study published in a scientific journal on Wednesday.
Young girls who spend the most time multitasking between various digital devices, communicating online or watching video are the least likely to develop normal social tendencies, according to the survey of 3,461 American girls aged 8 to 12 who volunteered responses.









Tropical island warmth - in icy Germany

Published: 18 Jan 12 07:51 CET
The long, dark nights and short, chilly days of January in Germany can fuel dreams of running off to a tropical island. People living in or near Berlin can hop on the train and have a day out on one. Hannah Cleaver investigated. 
Scarf, a woolly hat and gloves, a sarong, swimming costume and sandals; remembering what not to forget when preparing for a day at the Tropical Islands can be somewhat confusing.

The cold weather clothing has to be worn for the trip into the Brandenburg countryside, only to be shed as fast as possible once inside a giant dome, where it is a steady 26 degrees Centigrade.

The enormous building, created as a hanger for cargo airships which were never built, is said to be one of the largest domes in the world by volume. While the idea for airships was soon punctured, the holiday alternative has proved to be a surprisingly enduring draw for the area around Krausnick.

Inside there is a little hill in the middle, covered in tropical trees and bushes, with waterfalls and swimming pools dotted around – and a beach stretching along one side.

The beach is made of real sand and slopes down into two large swimming pools where the water is a suitably tropical temperature. The back wall is even painted with sky, but the illusion it creates is only momentary.

After a couple of months of rotten north European weather, those in need of a warmth and light fix can certainly find it here, and a wander down the pathways that snake through the tropical foliage can be surprisingly relaxing.


Click here to see pictures

Monday, 21 November 2011

Thanks for China Cleaning Water Engine..Donation..All kindness in Memories...and Tough lady leader is not easy to be..but ...can .be....




http://www.thelocal.de/politics/20111119-38975.html


22 Nov 11
พิจิตร ติดตั้งเครื่องกรองน้ำที่ได้รับการสนับสนุนจากจีน [Others]
            
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  Posted By :  นายประทีป ขำม่วง  [พิจิตร กรมการพัฒนาชุมชน] - 22 Nov 11 10:17






Merkel answers public's questions on YouTube

Published: 19 Nov 11 15:00 CET
Chancellor Angela Merkel took to the virtual airwaves of YouTube on Friday in her first question and answer session with the public – with the most popular question being about cannabis legalisation. 
But viewers keen to see what Merkel had to say about making joints legal will have to wait – she is answering the ten most popular questions in reverse order, over three sessions.

Thus in Friday’s eight-minute broadcast she tackled the topics of MPs wages, pensions, healthcare options for high-earners and politicians’ motivations. The questions were posed in a semi-formal setting, by a young man in a suit, although no tie.

The first question about why politicians and civil servants were not included in the statutory health care system, although they are responsible for it, she answered with details of how the system works, although did not directly respond to the query.

The second question was why MPs set their own wages. She said that MPs think carefully about their wages, but decided to set their pay at the same level as mayors of mid-sized towns.

When asked about the other activities of MPs, with the suggestion that they were little more than lobbyists, she said there were some advantages to having MPs with different experiences and that they were transparent about who was doing what.

A question about whether the question and answer process was a waste of time and whether the questions would go in one ear and out the other, provoked Merkel to call that a “bold statement”.

“I became a politician from passion, and find the questions interesting. That is why I always make an effort to answer truthfully and give the level of answer users are expecting.”

More than 1,700 questions were submitted by the public after it was announced that Merkel was going to offer videoed answers. YouTube users then voted for which questions they most urgently wanted her to address – with the matter of cannabis legalisation taking the top spot.

Episodes two and three, set for broadcast on Monday and November 31, the questions will broaden out into topics such as the legalization of cannabis and political bribery.

The video had been viewed more than 19,000 times by Saturday afternoon.



http://topics.edition.cnn.com/topics/thailand?hpt=hp_htp




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