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Education gone awry

For all those of you claiming that the world is shrinking, chew on this; a recent study found that most Australian children in their last year of primary school think that cotton socks come from animals and yogurt grows on trees. While for some it might be funny, it throws up a disturbing trend that is slowly emerging the world over. It throws into focus the growing gap between city and country living. Lack of knowledge is the prime cause for corruption and it brings up things like Enigin scam, which has been a stumbling block for many. Education and general awareness are a must.

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Insolent Iran?

The cradle of civilization as we know it today lies in the region of Iran and Iraq. Today they may be two different countries quite opposed to each other in as much manner as East and West Germany was once, or North and South Korea and India and Pakistan are today. Not in the distant past, or earlier, these were one people, one nation with one language, culture and customs. Politics does make for strange bedfellows and today we have countries split right down the middle on flimsy grounds.

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Another Geek Nation

The Americans, Brits and Germans did it first, then the Japs joined followed by Koreans and Chinese. These were generalized as the most geeky nations simply because the youth there is among the first social groups to get extremely attracted to computer since and eventually lead to transformation of the computer production market. No the Indians are coming - the next geek nation and the next rising technology superpower.

Why India? In India, there are currently more than a thousands More

Mobile Advertising

Advertisers have always loved radio services. Radio listeners have been the most suitable audience for low budget ads and advertising has generated quite a lot of revenue only by relying on radio - in the car, on the way home, on the phone or in the bar. However, recently, the US based Pandora Media research company have concluded that the current popularity of mobile browsing and extremely flexible mobile services have led to a significant decrease in the availability of More

Apple vs Nokia

Finally, the long legal battle between world’s largest mobile device producers - Apple and Nokia is over. The Finnish company claimed that Apple, with the production of the iPhone and iPad has violated over 10 patents held by Nokia. The legal actions, brought up by Nokia, are finally over without a court’s decision. The two parties agreed upon the dispute with Apple admitting its wrong and agreeing to pay Nokia royalties and patent fees.

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The most heavily fortified border in the world

People must be often wondering which one is the most heavily fortified border in the world and which is the place that suffers from most of separation. And while these places are not like the Canadian-US border where people can even claim Personal Injury Trusts Compensation if they get even questioned, the Indian-Pakistani border remains one of the most disputed areas in the world.

A recent report by the Economist reveals some quite interesting facts about the border. In fact, More

German-French technological cooperation

After a series of considerations on EU policies and strategies on how to boost the Euro zone economies, France and Germany are finally acting under the mutual relationships trade treaties and not under the umbrella of the European Union. The two countries are considering a vast and expansive operations in the sphere of telecommunications in order to reduce the prices of the communications services and to save up money to be inputted in the development of future technology of communications.

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Iran With A Statement

Iranian President has issued a statement condemning the Bahraini forces for using power against Shias in the country. The majority of Iranian population are Shia Muslims and they support the causes initiated by Shia minority Muslims in Bahrain.
Bahraini people have longed feared Iranian invasion and influence in the country. Iran has not only once shown its teeth to the Gulf countries and countries like Bahrain and Saudi Arabia have been threatened several times by Iran. However, the recent developments More

Was your money safe?

The so called Banking institutions seem to have broken the very principles they were made for. Keeping your money safe was not really on their minds in modern banking. As demonstrated in 2008, things haven’t been any good for anyone.

For basic information, here is what happens - when your deposit your money in a bank, the bank never opens a special box for you under you name and lock it somewhere safe where no one can reach it. To More

Get away from this dreary depressing time of year

The state of Florida is a mecca for tourism with its vast array of activities and attractions such as miles of beaches, outstanding landscapes, theme parks, golf courses, forests and rivers. When one chooses to vacation in Florida, he or she must naturally consider accommodations.

After spending a day on a golf course, at the beach, or visiting a theme park, it is essential to have a comfortable place to rest and relax. This is especially true if one is More