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Thursday, January 6, 2011

Forbidden symbol in the car!

MIAMI - FEBRUARY 03: The marker for the Police...

Image by Getty Images via @daylifeSwastikas blowing in my car this morning! I think exactly as they were the perpetrators. Not rushed to the police, I have had to photograph, but it was urgent to do, so much of the washer fluid was picked. Did not have to add 2 weeks ... where are the patrols?
I did file a complaint online to the Police Station of Kaposvár, but do not expect meaningful results! ... Why?

Friday, December 31, 2010

Metripond Plus - Mérlegtechnika

1st collector for Metripond Plus - Mérlegtechnika
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http://www.metripondplus.hu/ Cégünket 1989-ben alapítottuk a Metripond Mérleggyárban szerzett több évtizedes mérlegtechnikai tapasztalatot és szakértelmet felhasználva, melynek köszönhetően mára cégünk a magyarországi mérlegpiac egyik legjelentősebb szállítójává vált. Évi félmilliárd forintot meghaladó árbevételünket a közel 2000 üzleti partnerünk vásárlásai és szervizmunkái adják, mely stabil pénzügyi helyzetet teremtve megbízható partnerévé tette a Metripond Plus Kft-t.

Tuesday, August 24, 2010

Facebook Places boosts Foursquare awareness and users

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Long-rumoured as a 'Foursquare-killer', Facebook Places, a geolocation tool for the already wildly successful social networking site, has reported spurred growth in the location market leader, Foursquare.
According to chief executive Dennis Crowley, since the launch of Places, Foursquare saw its "biggest day ever in terms of new signups."
Foursquare is currently the most successful location-based social tool in terms of user numbers and revenues. The service allows users to 'check in' to establishments - including bars and restaurants or local attractions - and reap rewards if offered by the particular business.
Mimicking one of Foursquare's key features, Facebook Places also allows users to check in upon arrival at their favourite hang-out spots. However, that's where the similarities seem to end for the two competing applications.
Both available as mobile handset applications, which make use of a phone's built-in GPS chip, Places does not currently have a rewards system in place with local businesses. With Foursquare, top visitors can become 'mayors' of select locations, where often the business in question will reward them with free or discount goods.
At present, the Big Blue F's new venture only functions as a tool to let other friends within a social network know where to find you, and this could prompt users to investigate Foursquare, which features more comprehensive technologies.
In addition, whereas Places has only infiltrated specific markets of the United States, as Facebook tries to configure how much capacity will be taken up by user information related to the service, Foursquare is available in locations worldwide.
However, as the Places feature matures, the webbing world could be faced with yet another David v Goliath battle, as the half-billion users of Facebook, or even its 150 million mobile users, dwarf the circa 3 million subscribers to the Foursquare service.

20 August 2010 | Author: J. Morton Search Copywriter

Thursday, August 12, 2010

How to get Millions of People to Read Your Website

Matthew Inman, the guy behind one of my favorite websites of all time, The Oatmeal, has recently given an awesome Ignite presentation titled “How to Get 5 Million People to Read Your Website.”
We’ve created viral content on occasion here on geeks are sexy (such as the teapot blowing phenomenon, which ended up on BBC one), but this guy turns “viral” into an artform. If you’ve got a website and wish you had a little more traffic, I strongly encourage you to check out this video.
How to Get 5 Million People to Read Your Website

August 11, 2010 by Geeks are Sexy

Tuesday, June 29, 2010

Soccer Wives And Girlfriends

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Soccer Wives And Girlfriends

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Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Riots in Greece: The undercover news

The present blog has as a main aim to inform a specialized and enlightened audience of the “undercover” nature of events in the Balkan area within the security sector.
In this case, an alternative point of view is going to be presented which derives from a careful analysis and observation of the riots in Greece and reliable information streaming from the domestic security circles. For obvious reasons, matters concerning operational or intelligence procedures will not be mentioned or commented.

The riots were orchestrated since late summer 2008. There were reports within the Greek police that the riots would commence by the Christmas period at the latest; the location and the justification was not known, but any event could have caused them. This is a copycat case of what happened in France in Octomber 2005.

The culprits in the higher level are Islamic netowrks in the Middle East, hand-in-hand with corrupted Western officials that are selling their services for the highest bidder.

The purpose is to destabilize Greece, since it is the “Weakest link” of the Eurozone countries. The ultimate goal is the creation of a European space suitable for expansion of the Middle Eastern networks.

For the moment the latter use a variety of techniques to bolster their aims:
Terrorism, disinformation, Psy Ops, bribing officials. They are trying to throw USA against Russia from one side and disentegrate the bonds between EU-USA from the other side. They are the ones that burned Greek forests in summer 2007, in an operation some call “Ibrahim Project”, thus reminding of the same damages in the same region by Ibrahim Pasha of Egypt during the Greek revolution in the summer of 1827.

There is a great issue nowadays with the existence of more than obvious links between renegade intelligence officers of Western origin with anarchist-radical movements in order to destabilize European countries.

The anarchist-radical network of disoriented youth is very strong in Europe as the riots in 2005 showed where the radicals and the Muslims joined forces to damage Sarkozy’s image to no avail. In France recently it was announced by the Ministry of Interior that French anarchists that were in contact with Greek and Italian counterparts, tried to sabotage the railway network (TGV trains). The inability of the western goverments to comprehend what is really at stake already has grave consequences for Europe.

Moreover the deals being made between European and Russian energy companies that will increase natural gas imports by the former, greatly diminishes the influence of the Saudis in Europe along with their long-term income. The new American Administration should really understand that it has been used for a number of years by Riyad (and others) that has already managed to throw American forces into the Iraqi and Afgani battlefields were the new 21st century Mujahedeen forces are being molded. They will be used against Europe in a few years in a play that surpasses the ability of the Western capitals to deal with this kind of war.

Back to Greece, the riots were executed using internet-new media techniques, such as instant messaging from a mobile phone to webpages such as Indymedia along with use of CB’s, facebook pages, walkie-talkies, and construction of “Flow-networks” and already established “dark networks” within the city.
The French goverment has already called for tough action by the Greek goverment, whilst the intelligence apparatus of the former provides assistance to the latter. Over the coming days it seems that all the known security forces in the world will either try to take advantage of the situation or take the side of the Greek goverment.

As a concluding mark, the present blog emphatically notes that the responsibility of the Western capitals is of historical purpotions. Rioting by “Radical youth” will become an everyday reality in the Continent in the coming years and the security forces should look further than their noose when assesing a situation.

A 4th world war errupted in 2001, which has enemy collaborators within our ranks. Before any victory can be called, they should be removed and punished accordingly.

The riots in Greece are just one small incident of the ongoing war that may last more than the previous ones and it is one of all-encompassing national, social, and economic nature.

Interested readers should not forget that the first “Little war” of the Cold war started in Greek soil in 1946. The enemy then was clear and present. Now it is not and the effort will be much more difficult.

Post Scriptum
Quite a few Greek “radical groups” have adopted Arabic noms de guerre, promote illegal immigration of Muslims into Europe and call in for the destruction of Western civilazation. They are part of an almost global network that acts as a “Soft power” element of the hard one as envisaged by Al Qaeda. Once more, it has to be stressed that rogue elements of Western security forces protect them and they have to be dealt with as soon as possible.

by Eddy Merciless Guitto

Thursday, April 29, 2010

Internet wasted working time of workers

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The U.S. employees for more than two hours a day Internet allow themselves at work, chatting with colleagues, obtain information on the web in their dealings with personal phone calls are conducted.

The daily average of 2.9 hours to more than double what employers expect, says America Online and Salary.com survey. A waste of time allegedly paid 759 billion dollars to the companies.

The 10 044 workers surveyed reported that 45 percent of that for private user of the internet in the office.

The staff of the conversation, the second most common crime, followed by 23 per cent of this sin.

Personal dealing with issues of 6.8 per cent of work instead of hanging on to the Internet.

The workers responded to 33 percent if you're looking for internet hobby, if you just do not have any work to do.

Almost a quarter of the way you want to view megtizedelni low paid working hours.

In general, within reasonable limits naplopást beleépíti the employer to pay" - Bill Coleman of Salary.com said Assistant Vice President.

Bad news on the net lowers that the German Federal Labour Court decided just the other day: immediately out staff member who has time for private user of the internet. But the case is irrelevant to the employer prior to the ban for the use of a private internet.