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August 2010

GE’s locomotive tech to power passenger rail in Mass. | GE Reports

In the rail industry, all eyes are on the race to put the world’s best technologies into the next generation of higher-speed rail projects — especially those that may soon get the green light in the U.S. Already, California is in talks with manufacturers to build its own high-speed network, and Amtrak is considering massive upgrades that will include trains running between 110 and 124 mph in 10 U.S. corridors. As part of its push into that higher-speed arena, GE Transportation, which is the industry leader in diesel-electric locomotives, is already leveraging its latest breakthroughs in the passenger space — and one example is a deal announced today that will help power trains in the greater Boston area. Diesel engines, power systems, computer control systems and traction systems from GE — born from the Evolution series of more energy-efficient locomotives — will be going on 20 next-generation passenger locomotives as part of a contract between the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) and Wabtec’s locomotive-manufacturing MotivePower unit. With GE supplying components from plants in Erie and Grove City, Pennsylvania, and Wabtec building the locomotives at its Boise, Idaho facility, the project is expected to create or retain 1,246 jobs.

The teams say that the new design, with its advanced traction technology and the ability to remotely monitor key diagnostics, is poised to deliver the most reliable and efficient passenger locomotive to date. Importantly, it helps position them “to lead the way in developing locomotives for the higher-speed rail corridors of the future,” said Wabtec’s President and CEO Albert J. Neupaver.

GE’s technology was developed for the Evolution Series Locomotive, which represents a $400 million, eight-year investment. Today more than 3,700 GE Evolution Series locomotives are in revenue service around the world.

Pennsylvania-based Wabtec’s decision to go with the GE components follows China’s decision in November to work with GE to accelerate the development of high-speed rail projects in the U.S.— and the announcement in April that the new partnership is in the running to power California’s planned high-speed passenger rail project.

* Read today’s announcement
* Read more rail stories on GE Reports
* See why our Evolution series is part of our ecomagination line
* Learn about our Evolution Hybrid Locomotive

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Aug 31, 2010
How to setup Hotmail with ActiveSync on iPhone / ipodTouch

via mobileclues.com

Recently we have seen that Microsoft has announced Hotmail will support push email, calendar and contacts with Exchange ActiveSync (EAS).

Hotmail users will be able to sync their email, calendar, and contacts to their iPhone using Exchange ActiveSync. So any changes made on the iPhone will be reflected on the web interface, and vice versa.

Now here is step by step information on How to setup Hotmail with ActiveSync on iPhone:

How to setup Hotmail with ActiveSync on iPhone

Step 1 – Go to Settings.

Step 2 – Tap Mail, Contacts, Calendars option.

Step 3 – Select the Add Account option.

Step 4 – Tap Microsoft Exchange and input the following information.
Email: Your Hotmail address (yourname@hotmail.com)
Domain: Leave it blank
Username: Your Hotmail address (yourname@hotmail.com)
Password: Your Hotmail password
Description: Hotmail

Step 5 Tap Next.

Step 6 Once the account verification process is completed, a Server field will appear. In that field, input m.hotmail.com as the server address.

Step 7 Enable push for either Mail, Contacts, or Calendar or any other combination of your desire.

Step 8 Voila, you just brought push support for your Hotmail account.

Finally its done.

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Aug 31, 2010
Video: Hotmail Updates, Can Now Push Email, Calendar, and Contacts to Your Phone

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Popular web-based email service Hotmail updates today with support for Exchange syncing, meaning Hotmail can now push email, calendar events, and contacts between the web and your phone—if your phone supports Exchange (iOS, Windows, Nokia, and Palm devices do).

The new Hotmail is packed with impressive features, even when compared to Gmail. The addition of push syncing is extremely important if Hotmail wants to keep up with the likes of Gmail, and I can’t imagine a Hotmail user that won’t be very pleased with the new features. If you’ve got a Hotmail account and want to set it up with your device, Microsoft’s got instructions here:

http://windowslivehelp.com/solution.aspx?solutionid=46bd910c-ed99-497d-80d7-ab8b11237ed0

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Aug 31, 2010
Set Bing Backgrounds as Automatically Updated Wallpaper

via lifehacker.com

Even if you don’t love Bing’s search, you probably appreciate its home page backgrounds. Now you can set those Bing images as your desktop wallpaper through an official theme, and keep it updated automatically through an RSS feed.

Windows 7 users need only to download the theme package from Microsoft’s offering page and double-click it to set up a “Bing Dynamic” theme. By default, the wallpapers rotate every minute or so, so you’ll want to head into the settings to slow things down a bit (click the “Desktop Background” link at bottom). You’ll get three months of Bing wallpapers through the feed, automatically updated each week. Each image has a Bing watermark, but it’s not too ostentatious.

More:

http://lifehacker.com/5626382/set-bing-backgrounds-as-an-automatically-update…

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Aug 31, 2010
EAA - EAA Experimenter - An Introduction to Electric Airplanes

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This article is being written before EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2010. There is promise of many developments during AirVenture, and this article along with its companion “The Electric-Powered Aircraft: Technical Challenges” (May 2010 Experimenter) will be followed up after reviewing the Oshkosh developments.

In the “Technical Challenges” article, I made some predictions about electric planes. In the next five years, before 2015, I predict:
An electrically powered airplane will stay aloft for two hours carrying two people.
An electrically powered airplane will be cost competitive for special-light-sport aircraft and trainers.
Electric airplanes will be powered by batteries with energy densities at least 50 percent better than those available today.
An electric airplane will land at an airport near you!

The state of the art is advancing so rapidly and that there are sure to be advancements yet this year that may make these predictions too conservative.

Read more:

http://www.eaa.org/experimenter/articles/2010-07_electric.asp

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Aug 31, 2010
Ask the Pilot Is takeoff the riskiest part of flying? These and more questions from the reader mail bag

via salon.com

What are your thoughts on the History Channel’s recent program “Most Extreme Airports”? The show featured St. Bart’s, Lukla airport in Nepal, and some other notorious spots. And is it true, as the show suggested, that some airports require a special “signoff” in order for pilots to fly there.

These “extreme airport” lists pop up from time to time on TV, in magazines and on the Web. And they always drive me crazy. For starters, these lists often contain airports that aren’t even served by scheduled airlines. But more important, there is no such thing as an unsafe commercial airport. If an airport were unsafe, no commercial carrier, big or small, would be flying there. Some are challenging, yes, usually due to terrain, unusually short runways or both. The workload is higher, and they require greater concentration. But so what? Just as in any profession, some tasks are harder than others. In the context of aviation these tasks all are well within the capabilities of pilots and the aircraft they are trained to fly. Off the top of my head: Bogotá, Quito, Tegucigalpa. Heck, even the “Expressway Visual” pattern into LaGuardia can be tricky. Airlines often require crews to undergo supplemental training in order to operate into certain airports — usually those in mountainous regions.

read on:

http://www.salon.com/technology/ask_the_pilot/2010/08/30/question_and_answer/…

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Aug 30, 2010
Boeing removes jumbo chief

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Boeing Co. has removed the executive in charge of the 747-8 jumbo jet program.

Already plagued by delays in its Dreamliner program, Mohammed Yahyavi has been removed as head of Boeing’s 747-8 jumbo jet program in Everett, Washington.

Oversight of the 747-8 program will now be taken on by Vice President Pat Shanahan who will be attempting to speed up the delivery program.

Although scheduled for delivery this year, Boeing has been forced to admit that delivery of the 747-8, like that of the Dreamliner, is likely to happen in 2011.

The 747-8 is a stretch version of Boeing’s iconic 747 jumbo jet.

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Aug 29, 2010
US Airways: Flames seen on landing plane's engine - Business Breaking News

ARLINGTON, Va. — US Airways is investigating why flames were seen coming from the engine of an airplane as it landed at Reagan National Airport outside Washington.

US Airways spokeswoman Valerie Wunder says the captain of flight 1764 from Charlotte, N.C., to Washington declared an emergency as a precaution upon landing around 7 p.m. Saturday. Wunder says flames were seen coming from the Airbus 319’s engine, but it does not appear that the engine was on fire. No one on board was injured.

Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority spokesman Rob Yingling says by the time firefighters arrived, there were no flames. The plane taxied safely to the gate on one engine about five minutes later.

Wunder says US Airways mechanics are investigating the problem.

via miamiherald.com

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Aug 29, 2010
Airport Emergency Training Locations - Google Sightseeing

via googlesightseeing.com

As a moderately frequent flyer, I enjoy looking out for fire and emergency training locations at airports. It’s fascinating because, for anybody who is even vaguely nervous about flying, the sight of a twisted and charred fuselage is probably the last thing they want to see as their plane accelerates down the runway! Here are a few of the best that I’ve been able to find on Google.

Read more Here:

http://googlesightseeing.com/2010/08/airport-emergency-training-locations/

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Aug 29, 2010
Aug 29, 2010
Mexicana Airlines suspends operations -- Mexicana de Aviación suspende operaciones (Bilingual Post) ESP ENG

México.- Compañía Mexicana de Aviación decidió suspender operaciones por falta de flujo de caja y de inversión suficiente para sanear los adeudos, coincidieron trabajadores de la aerolínea.

Hace unos minutos fuentes de la Asociación Sindical de Pilotos de Aviación de México (ASPA) confirmaron haber recibido esta notificación; aunque todavía continúan las pláticas entre el personal y la empresa con la finalidad de ultimar detalles como alternativas para los usuarios, entre otros.

En su cuenta de twitter, el secretario del Trabajo y Previsión Social, Javier Lozano informó que se encuentra reunido con el secretario de Comunicaciones y Transportes, Juan Molinar Horcasitas y con los líderes sindicales de pilotos y sobrecargos. Anunció que pronto habrá una conferencia de prensa.

El viernes 13 de agosto la Tenedora Grupo K anunció la adquisición del 95 por ciento de las acciones de Nuevo Grupo Aeronáutico, controladora de Compañía Mexicana de Aviación y Mexicana Link y Click Este mismo día se anunció que este grupo sería el vehículo para capitalizar a la aerolínea.

Aunque, también se aclaró que la operación se concretaría en un plazo de 100 días en caso de que llegaran a un acuerdo pilotos, sobre cargos y la empresa.

Las fuentes consultadas de la Asociación de Pilotos comentaron que la decisión de Tenedora K es ajena a los trabajadores que en todo momento estuvieron abiertos al diálogo y la negociación.

via sdpnoticias.com

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Mexicana Airlines suspends operations

Send. In the absence of cash flow and sufficient investment, Mexicana Airlines decided to suspend operations. . Mexico .- Mexicana Airlines decided to suspend operations for lack of cash flow and investment enough to clean up the debts, the airline’s workers agreed.

A few minutes ago sources of the Association of Aviation Pilots Mexico (ASPA) confirmed receiving this notice, although talks are still continuing between the staff and the company in order to finalize details as alternatives to users, among others.

In his account of twitter, the Secretary of Labor and Social Welfare, said Javier Lozano is meeting with Secretary of Communications and Transport, Juan Molinar Horcasitas and union leaders for pilots and flight attendants. He announced that soon there will be a press conference.

On Friday 13 August, K Holding Group announced the acquisition of 95 percent of the shares of Air New Group, controller of Mexicana Airlines and Mexicana Link Click On the same day it was announced that this group would be the vehicle to capitalize the airline.

Although it was also clarified that the operation would live within 100 days if pilots reach agreement on fees and business.

The sources of the Pilots’ Association commented that the decision to Tenedora K is alien to the workers who were always open to dialogue and negotiation.

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Aug 27, 2010
Video: Painting Airliners Part II Livery Time Lapse Video Boeing 737

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Time lapse video of the 75th Anniversary Retro continental livery.

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Aug 27, 2010
Video: Painting Airliners: New Virgin Atlantic Livery boeing 747-400

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Our new video detailing the long hours that went into applying the new livery to the G-VROC aircraft.

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Aug 27, 2010
Video: 15 injured in hard landing at Sacramento airport - Travel - News

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SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The tires of a JetBlue airplane caught fire Thursday during a hard landing in Sacramento that left 15 people with minor injuries and sent passengers down emergency slides to escape the aircraft.

Passenger Michelle McDuffie said people onboard felt a thud when the plane touched down at about 12:50 p.m. after a flight from Long Beach, but nobody thought there was an emergency until the crew shouted for everyone to exit on the inflatable slides.

McDuffie saw the burning tires when she was on the ground.

“I thought, Oh I wish I had gotten my bag off. But I was just happy that I wasn’t hurt,” said McDuffie, 33, of Mission Viejo.

The plane appeared to experience trouble with its brakes, and four tires blew out during the landing, JetBlue Airways Corp. spokeswoman Sharon Jones said.

Sacramento Fire Department crews were on scene within four minutes of being dispatched and were escorted to the runway by airport security, according to the department.

Sacramento County Airport System Aircraft Rescue Firefighters extinguished tires of the aircraft that were on fire, while Sacramento firefighters triaged aircraft passengers and crew, according to a Sacramento Fire Department release.

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Aug 27, 2010
Remember the Milk for iPhone Now Free for All -- Gratis para todos Remember the milk

via lifehacker.com

Popular to-do list application Remember The Milk is releasing their iPhone app for free to all users. And yes, there is a catch.

Remember The Milk has long been a favorite among Lifehacker readers, but unless you were paying $25 per year for a pro account, you didn’t have access to RTM’s really useful iPhone app. Until today.

There is, however, still a difference between free and premium RTM accounts on your iPhone. If you’ve got a free account, RTM can sync once, manually, every 24 hours, and it won’t support push notifications. If that’s not going to work for you, the premium account still supports unlimited auto-syncing and push notifications. At first blush, to this editor at least, the free version sounds a little underwhelming. But if you only want to use RTM as an iPhone-based to-do list manager that backs up once-a-day to the web, it’s still a great little app.

Remember The Milk is a free download for iOS.

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Popular para la lista de aplicaciones de tareas Remember The Milk, lanza su aplicación para el iPhone de forma gratuita a todos los usuarios. Y sí, hay un retén.

Remember The Milk ha sido durante mucho tiempo un favorito entre los lectores de Lifehacker, pero a menos que pagaban $ 25 al año para obtener una cuenta pro, no tenía acceso a la aplicación de RTM iPhone realmente útil. Hasta hoy.

Hay, sin embargo, sigue habiendo una diferencia entre las cuentas gratuitas y premium para RTM en tu iPhone. Si tienes una cuenta gratuita, RTM puede sincronizar una vez, de forma manual, cada 24 horas, y que no apoyará las notificaciones push. Si eso no va a trabajar para usted, la cuenta de prima todavía apoya ilimitado de auto-sincronización y notificaciones push. A primera vista, a este editor por lo menos, la versión gratuita suena un poco underwhelming. Pero si usted sólo quiere usar RTM como un iPhone basado en la lista del lío que se regresa una vez al día a la web, todavía es una pequeña aplicación muy grande.

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Aug 27, 2010
YouTube Rolls Out Full-Fledged Movie Section; Shares 400 Free Films -- You tube nueva seccion de peliculas mas de 400,000

via lifehacker.com

Last year YouTube opened YouTube Shows, sharing dozens of classic TV shows and a spattering of movies. Now they’re back with a more focused—albeit colorful—effort on the movie-sharing front.

When YouTube started rolling out TV shows and classic movies last year, we wondered what their next move would be. YouTube Movies just opened and it sports hundreds of movies of ranging from the excellent (like the documentary Home) to the classic (like The Best of The Three Stooges) to the colorful (like the distinctly NSFW Pool Party and OC Babes and the Slasher of Zombies).

Check out the new offerings at the link below and if you find an interesting—and SFW!—movie to share, throw a link in the comments so your fellow readers can check it out.
YouTube Movies.

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El año pasado abrió YouTube YouTube Espectáculos, decenas intercambio de programas de televisión clásicos y un salpicón de películas. Ahora están de vuelta con un método más centrado, aunque colorido de esfuerzo en el frente de la película de reparto.

Cuando YouTube comenzó a rodar a cabo programas de TV y películas clásicas del año pasado, nos preguntamos cuál es su próximo movimiento sería. YouTube acaba de abrir videos y cientos de películas de deportes que van desde las de excelente (como el documental de Interior) a la clásica (como el mejor de The Three Stooges) a la colorida (como el Partido claramente NSFW Pool Chicas OC y el de Slasher Zombies).

En cuanto a las nuevas ofertas en el siguiente enlace y si usted encuentra un interesante-y SFW!-Película para compartir, a tiro de enlace en los comentarios asi que a los demás lectores pueden comprobarlo.
YouTube Películas

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Aug 27, 2010
Does this perigee make my Moon look fat? | Bad Astronomy | Discover Magazine

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I’ve been posting a lot of extreme close-ups of the Moon, but sometimes you can learn something by taking a step back.

For example, I imagine if I went out in the street and asked people what shape the Moon’s orbit was, they’d say it was a circle (or, given recent poll results, they’d say it was Muslim). In fact, however, the Moon’s orbit is decidedly elliptical. When it’s closest to Earth — the point called perigee — it’s roughly 360,000 kilometers (223,000 miles) away*, and when it’s at its farthest point — apogee — it’s at a distance of about 405,000 km (251,000 miles).

That’s a difference of about 10% — not enough to tell by eye, but certainly enough to see in a picture… like this one, by the Greek amateur astronomer Anthony Ayiomamitis:

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http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/badastronomy/2010/08/26/does-this-perigee-make-my-moon-look-fat/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+BadAstronomyBlog+%28Bad+Astronomy%29

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Aug 27, 2010
Live Tiger Found in Bag Full of Toy Tigers at Thai Airport -- Tigre vivo en bolsa de tigres jugete en el aeropuerto de thai | Wired Science

via wired.com

On August 22, airport security officials in Bangkok detected something suspicious in an oversize suitcase. X rays indicated that along with stuffed animals, the bag contained bones. Indeed, they belonged to a tranquilized two-month-old tiger. The bag, which had been checked by a 31-year old Thai woman, had been en route to Iran.

The cargo was confiscated and the cub is now under the protection of Thailand’s Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation, according to TRAFFIC International, a British-based conservation group committed to shutting down international trade in threatened and endangered species. DNA testing of the animal is currently underway to determine its subspecies, which may offer clues to whether it had been poached from the wild or reared in captivity.

Whatever its source, the cub could not be moved legally across national borders; the International Union for the Conservation of Nature has classified all tigers as endangered, which prohibits their movement in commercial international trade.

Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi International Airport hosts flights that move some 30 million people each year. It’s also been a major hub for Asian wildlife smuggling. According to the U.S. Agency for International Development, wildlife traffickers attempted to ship more than 1,000 snakes and turtles through Suvarnabhumi, just last year alone.

The transshipment of wildlife through Bangkok is one reason U.S. AID has provided financial backing for training of security officers and police as part of a “Wildlife Trafficking Stops Here” campaign at this airport. Earlier this year, some 250 individuals took part in the training.

“TRAFFIC is glad to see these training programs pay off in seizures, arrests and continued vigilance at the airport,” notes Chris Shepherd, regional director for the conservation group in Southeast Asia. However, he adds, the fact that people think they can move wildlife through checked baggage suggests “they obviously think wildlife smuggling is something easy to get away with.” The remedy, he argues, will be more aggressive monitoring and far tougher penalties for scofflaws.

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El 22 de agosto, los funcionarios de seguridad del aeropuerto en Bangkok detectó algo sospechoso en una maleta de gran tamaño. rayos X indica que, junto con animales de peluche, la bolsa contenía huesos. En efecto, pertenecían a un tigre tranquilizado de dos meses de edad. La bolsa, que habían sido controladas por una mujer de 31 años de Tailandia, estaba en camino a Irán.

El cargamento fue confiscado y el cachorro está ahora bajo la protección del Departamento de Tailandia de Parques Nacionales, Vida Silvestre y Conservación de la Flora, de acuerdo al tráfico internacional, un grupo conservacionista británica ha comprometido a cerrar el comercio internacional de especies amenazadas y en peligro de extinción. Las pruebas de ADN del animal se encuentra actualmente en curso para determinar su subespecie, que podría ofrecer pistas sobre si había sido cazado furtivamente en el medio silvestre o criados en cautiverio.

Cualquiera que sea su fuente, el cachorro no se pudo mover jurídicamente través de las fronteras nacionales, la Unión Internacional para la Conservación de la Naturaleza ha clasificado a todos los tigres en peligro de extinción, que prohíbe su circulación en el comercio internacional.

Suvarnabhumi de Bangkok, el aeropuerto internacional de vuelos de los ejércitos que se mueven unos 30 millones de personas cada año. También ha sido un importante centro para el contrabando de vida silvestre de Asia. Según la Agencia de Desarrollo Internacional de EE.UU., los traficantes de fauna silvestre intentó enviar a más de 1.000 serpientes y tortugas a través de Suvarnabhumi, a sólo el año pasado.

El transbordo de la vida silvestre a través de Bangkok es una de las razones EE.UU. AID ha prestado apoyo financiero para la capacitación de oficiales de seguridad y de policía como parte de un deja de Tráfico “Aquí la fauna” de la campaña en este aeropuerto. A principios de este año, unas 250 personas participaron en la capacitación.

“El tráfico se alegra de ver estos programas de formación pagar las incautaciones, detenciones y una continua vigilancia en el aeropuerto”, señala Chris Shepherd, director regional del grupo de conservación en el sudeste asiático. Sin embargo, añade, el hecho de que la gente cree que puede mover la vida silvestre a través de equipaje facturado sugiere “Obviamente pensamos que el contrabando de vida silvestre es algo fácil de salirse con la suya.” El remedio, según él, será un control más agresivo y penas mucho más duras para scofflaws .

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Aug 27, 2010
9 Badly Designed Websites To See What Not To Do As A Designer

via savedelete.com

Designing a website may be easy for some, but its a tough ask if you are rookie. On internet we always come across tons of websites which are pretty bad in shape, color and overall content.

Today we have gathered some of the most badly designed websites which can be avoidable while surfing. Some of these websites are worst in color schemes and others are having horrible typography

http://savedelete.com/9-badly-designed-websites-to-see-what-not-to-do-as-a-de…

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Aug 26, 2010
Google Voice Phone Booths To Start Popping Up In Airports, Universities

via techcrunch.com

Google wants to get you hooked on Google Voice, and it’s got a new weapon in its arsenal: charming red telephone booths inspired by the sort that litter the UK. Today at a press event where it announced the launch of phone calls and Google Voice integration into Gmail, the company disclosed that it’s going to begin installing Google Voice telephone booths into universities and airports. Step into one, and you’ll be able to make domestic and international calls, free of charge.

The purpose? To get people to try Google Voice and see how the voice quality compares to alternatives (and old-fashioned phones). Google wouldn’t say how many phone booths would be distributed, but said they should start appearing in the next few weeks (when they’ll reveal more details).

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