Today is One Odd Day.

Thursday is one odd day in history. And when we say odd, we mean the date is -- literally.

May 7, 2009, or 5-7-09 is one of only six dates this century that will feature three consecutive odd digits.

Numbers lovers say the rare occurrence is an excuse to celebrate.

Three consecutive odd numbers make up the date only six times in a century. This day marks the half-way point in this parade of Odd Days which began with 1/3/5.

The previous stretch of six dates like this started with 1/3/1905 — 13 months after the Wright Brothers' flight," said Ron Gordon, the Redwood City teacher who enthusiastically promotes these numerical holidays, like Square Root Day on 3/3/09.

Gordon is offering a prize of $579 to those who celebrate the date with the most zeal or who get the most people involved in an Odd Celebration. ”We've established a contest and are offering the date in dollars ($579) to be shared by the winners. Prizes will be distributed to those who involve the most people in the Oddest Parade of Odd Characters, write the best Odd Ode, or create the best Odd Celebrations.

Our daughter Rachel, a sophomore at U.C. Davis, is sponsoring a Facebook event which can be found on Facebook under "events" , "Odd Day"---all are invited---bring your friends!!

Things to do on Odd Day: It's a great day to do your odds 'n ends, give a friend a high-five, root for the odds-on-favorite, read the Wizard of Odds, watch the Odd Couple, say aaaahd in the doctor's office, look for sea odders, find that missing odd sock, and beat the odds.

Odd Days are the unsung numerical peace-keepers---if it wasn't for odd numbers, all the even numbers would bump into each other!

These days are like calendar comets---you wait and wait and wait for them, then they brighten up your day---and poof---they're gone!

The simplest way to celebrate Odd Day?---just share it with a friend. Greet them with the news of the day (they'll be awed)---and they, in turn, can tell another. It's kind of like a secret that you can't help sharing. A little math, a little smile, a little fun---that's Odd Day!

And why don't we celebrate even day? That's easy---it's one thing to encourage folks to do something odd for fun. But it's very different to urge them to get even with someone.

Odd Birthdays---if you didn't get one this year, Odds are you'll get an Odd Birthday next year. (and you probably had one last year too!)

An Odd Ode:

As Odd as it is, the day will be fine,

You see, it's the numbers 5,7, and 9.

Three odds in a row to tell you the date,

We've only three more, then a 90-year wait.

Nelson

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Hasta La Vista Windows Vista

Microsoft  Corp.'s next version of its Office desktop programs will reach consumers next year, though not likely in conjunction with the Windows 7 operating system.

Microsoft is set to announce Wednesday that Office 2010 will be finished and ready to send to manufacturers in the first half of next year.

From there, it can take six weeks to four months or more for the programs to reach PC users, said Chris Capossela, a senior vice president in the Microsoft group that makes Office. The timing will differ for big businesses and individual consumers, and for people who buy packaged software versus those who download it.

Some industry watchers had expected a new version of Office this year, but Microsoft Chief Executive Steve Ballmer extinguished that rumor at a meeting with analysts in February.

Capossela declined to be more specific about a launch date. Windows 7, the successor to Windows Vista, is scheduled to reach consumers by the end of January 2010.

Office 2010, previously known by the code name "Office 14", will include slimmed-down versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote that let people create and edit documents in a Web browser. Consumers will have access to a free, ad-supported version, and Capossela said the company is still hammering out what to charge businesses that want a version without ads.

Microsoft plans to let hundreds of thousands of people test a technical preview of the new Office portfolio starting in the third quarter of 2009, Capossela said. The company did not say whether average PC users will have a chance to test a more polished beta version.

Microsoft also said a new version of its Exchange e-mail server will be available for purchase in the second half of 2009. When paired with the next version of Microsoft's Outlook e-mail program, Exchange 2010 aims to prevent e-mail faux pas and would warn people against trying to "reply all" to a huge distribution list. Microsoft said it can also be tweaked to stop people from sending e-mail outside the organization, helping businesses cut down on unnecessary e-mail and prevent leaks.

If you`re gonna test the Beta Version, you need to know this before install it:

The Windows 7 Beta is a pre-release version of Windows. While we consider this a stable and high-quality beta, it's not the finished product. It could crash your computer or cause you to lose important files or information.

The Beta will stop working on August 1, 2009. To continue using your PC, please be prepared to reinstall a prior version of Windows or a subsequent release of Windows 7 before the expiration date. You won't be able to upgrade from the Beta to the final retail version of Windows 7.

Do not try to install this pre-release version of Windows if you don`t have Beta Testing experience. I hope this article be informative and useful for you.

Nelson

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The Power Of Web 3.0.Just Try It.

Just in case you aren’t aware, Web 2.0 is a term coined to describe the phletora of websites that exists nowadays catering to Internet users to have a place where they can network and participate in a more interactive way. Examples of web 2.0 based are Flickr, where users can share photos, and Wikipedia, a place where users can help to contribute to an article’s content either by editing or adding to it.

And not forgetting, blogging is also included in the web 2.0 family. Compared to the conventional fashion of publishing, it allows readers to share their views by commenting on it. And recently there’s a discussion of the possibilty of the third wave to hit the web in near future, the web 3.0.

What exactly is web 3.0? It basically means web browsing with 3D experience. If Web 2.0 is built towards the social side of the online world, web 3.0 is expected to be where the money will be made by the corporations. Although it have existed for quite some time now, but the exposure is for web 3.0 based applications more towards focused groups. This is possible, thanks to the development of faster processors and hi-speed broadband access that keep on coming our way nowadays.

Web 3.0 based applications are expected to be a virtual reality location where user and consumers can try anything.

 

Web 3.0 Essential Elements:

 

The Data Web - The Data Web is already in motion. Massive amounts of data are being published online every minute in reusable and remotely queryable formats such as XLM, RDF, Website Parse Template and Microformats. This data is ultimately building the architecture for a more advanced categorization that will dictate the way both humans and crawlers seek and retrieve information.

 

The Semantic Web/SOA - The Semantic Web, as it is coined today, is based partially on present data grouping capability and partially on yet to be implemented or realized machine reading and understanding capability. Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) allows different applications to exchange data with one another as they participate in business processes with the goal of coupling the services of operating systems, programming languages and applications. Together, the Semantic Web and SOA are envisioned to build a highly intelligent, multifunctional wired environment for sharing and retrieving information, both for humans and machines.

 

Ubiquitous Connectivity - As PC and CE (Consumer Electronics) technologies converge with video as the primary focus, traditional television viewing, computer usage and mobile phone usage are becoming interconnected, synonymous properties. With this convergence on the horizon, ubiquitous connectivity as it’s called, appears to be an obvious backbone in the emergence of Web 3.0.

 

 

An example would be the Second Life, where more than 1 million players, including offline merchants participate.

Other example is SpaceTime3D. After you type in your search term, you will see pictures of the web pages for your search. You can shuffle through these pages to make finding the information you are looking for easier.

I have been using SpaceTime3D and yesterday I emailed a comment to community@spacetime.com. They sent me the following Info:

 

"You can search using SpaceTime3D any time directly from Firefox's and Internet Explorer's toolbar as shown below.  You can choose this option while you are on our search page (http://search.spacetime.com) and select "SpaceTime" from the drop-down menu.

Please make note of the following:

This is a Beta - We think its really good but it isn't ready for public release yet.  You may find things that aren't perfect.  We really depend on your feedback to help make SpaceTime3D better.  This is so important to us that I am asking you to send feedback and criticism to us at community@spacetime.com.  We promise to be extremely responsive in getting back to you and making improvements.  Help us make SpaceTime3D great

We´re adding content - Now you can enjoy 3D Search (or Visual Search) from sites like Google, Wikipedia, About.com,Answers.com and Amazon.   We're excited to expand this list of content but we want to make sure we make SpaceTime3D as good as it can be first.

It´s usefull- Because SpaceTime3D works in any browser without a download, we think it's easily accessible, time-saving (because you no longer have to click back and forth between a list of search results and the actual web pages you really want to see) and fun.

Feedback- As a new website, we are sure you'll find ways to help us improve SpaceTime3D and make it better.  We welcome your feedback during this Private Beta and trust that you'll give us time to improve before you blog about it.  Please email us comments at community@spacetime.com

Mac Users - Thank you so much for your continued patience.  With the Mac's superior graphics and performance we are certain that SpaceTime3D will be especially captivating and useful for you.   

Tech specs- SpaceTime3D works best with newer more powerful computers that have access to high speed broadband.  Furthermore, we ask that you set your computer to a minimum of 1280 x 800 screen resolution or greater for the best experience.

Thank you for using SpaceTime3D! "

Instead of moving at the speed of light, the evolution of the internet, and technology in general, seems to take lightspeed jumps. Now start to enjoy The Web 3.0.

Nelson

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This is going to change the way you market forever.

 

Fair Comment

The internet: Books and other products sold by online retailers can attract thousands of reviews. Why are they worth reading—or writing?

IF A book on Amazon.com, the leading online retailer, already has hundreds of reviews, is it worth bothering to add another? Evidently some people think it is. Peter Hoflich, a financial journalist based in Singapore, recently wrote the 3,250th review of “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows”, for example. “I wonder if anyone will benefit from my review, especially since there are so many,” he muses. Oddly enough, somebody might. That is because the raw number of reviews or comments, and the proportion of positive and negative ones, sends useful signals to other people, even if they do not trawl through all of them. Accordingly, websites make it as easy as possible for people to add their comments.

Amazon was a pioneer in this regard: it has allowed customers to post reviews of books and other products for many years. Initially, publishers and authors were worried that allowing negative reviews would hurt sales. Online retailers have generally been reluctant to allow users to leave comments, says John McAteer, Google’s retail industry director, who runs shopping.google.com, the internet giant’s comparison-shopping site. But a handful of bad reviews, it seems, are worth having. “No one trusts all positive reviews,” he says. So a small proportion of negative comments—“just enough to acknowledge that the product couldn’t be perfect”—can actually make an item more attractive to prospective buyers.

The sheer volume of reviews makes far more difference, according to Google’s analysis of clicks and sales referrals. “Single digits didn’t seem to move the needle at all,” says Mr McAteer. “It wasn’t enough to get people comfortable with making that purchase decision.” But after about 20 reviews of a product are posted, “We start to see more reviews—it starts to accelerate,” says Sam Decker, the chief marketing officer of Bazaarvoice, a firm that powers review systems for online retailers.

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Fix and Speed Up Your PC

Today, Yourclickmarket want introduce you Registry Easy ™.

Registry Easy ™ is an award-winning Windows Registry Cleaner and System Optimize Suite that helps you thoroughly scan, repair and compact the invalid or missing Registry entries on your PC, which could cause system slowdown, freezing or crashing. The rich built-in utilities can effectively secure, optimize your Windows System and improve your computer performance and speed by up to 80%!

Registry Easy™ program found over 1300 problems with my computer and was able to fix them all. I'm now able to use my system without being afraid that it's going to crash in the middle of something.

The program is designed to be a very easy, intuitive and effective to use for scanning, repairing the Registry-related PC problems and optimizing the performance with a few clicks. Within minutes your PC will be back performing as best as it can. But if you are willing to take time to explore the other built-in features you will be amazed to find so many powerful tools for taking care of your PC, which is designed by the professional and experienced system maintenance experts in the industry.

With Registry Easy you can restore and optimize you PC with the built-in toolkits:

Evidence Cleaner completely remove all traces of your Internet activityand protect sensitive information while improving your computer's performance;the add-in feature Shred can completely erase the files or entire directory without any traces. 

Junk Files Cleaner scans and cleans up the junk files from your system to provide more free space on your hard drives and allow applications to run faster and more efficiently.

Duplicate Cleaner scans and cleans the duplicate files with same name on your local computer, which as its name suggests are files that could also have the same size, the same time.

Backups manages all the backups whether automatically or manually; the new feature Restore Point can give you more leverage on ensuring the safety of your system during the registry reparing.

IE Tools include BHO (Internet Browser Helper Objects) Manager and IE Restore to ensure a better and healthier internet experience by blocking malicious plugins and restore Internet Explorer to the original states respectively.

Optimize System is facilitated by 5 major utilities, including System Optimizer, Block ActivX, Error Utilities, Register ActiveX, Tweak Memory, sophisticatedly enough to tune up your system run at the optimal state.

System Tools includes 2 useful and effective utilities on enhancing the usability and performance of your PC: Startup Manager lets you easily administer which applications are launched at the system startup; Uninstall Manager is a better and easier way for you to completely uninstall any unwanted application that standard Windows Add/Remove Program can't remove.

Don’t wait. You can repair and speed up your PC now within minutes!. Try Registry Easy™.

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