星期二, 八月 22, 2006

星期一, 八月 21, 2006

Famster : Everything for your family


Famster is a social network with a special focus on families. Once registered you can create a family tree with as many branches as you want, create the family blog and photo albums and much more. Reminders, calendar are all on the list to get into production soon.

Famster offers 1 GB storage you can use for the whole set of applications, including e-mail. The interface is very, very sleek (totally built in Flash) and works fine.

The creators of Famster have done good research since this site is full of features for families : Even a place to share recipes is included (23,000 preloaded !!). Photo upload is unlimited, the contact list integrate with Yahoo! Maps and even a feedreader is in there. In short : A very nice looking fully specced site.
via:web2weblog.com

星期六, 八月 19, 2006

Thermogenic Foods

This site list some specific foods that raise your metabolism and help burn body fat.Here is something i like :)

Ice Water -
High water intake reduces fat deposits and rids the body of toxins. Simply drinking eight 16 oz. glasses of water throughout the day, cooled to 40 Fahrenheit, will burn 200 calories; that's equivalent to running 3 miles! Ice water will burn more calories since your metabolism will increase to warm the water to body temperature. It is also very effective for reducing cravings. If you're not a water fan, we suggest you experiment with purified, spring or reverse osmosis water. If you're still not convinced, add a little juice for flavor. Don't drink Ice Water with meals as it dilutes digestive enzymes. A little warm water or herb tea is a good choice then.

Green Tea (Iced or Hot) -
Studies have shown that green teas that contain both Cannatic Extract and Gymnemic Acid, reduce absorption of sugar into the blood, and lessen the craving for sweets. More importantly, green tea inhibits the action of amylase, a primary digestive enzyme of carbohydrates and therefore, moves food more quickly through the digestive system, raising the metabolism quicker, and burning more calories. Green tea is best consumed before a meal to aid digestion. Other advantages include links to cancer prevention and health benefits for people with diabetes.

Cayenne Pepper -
Oxford Polytechnic Institute proved that cayenne pepper stimulates the metabolism approximately 20%. It not only stimulates the body's metabolic rate, but also cleans fat out of the arteries. Cayenne pepper also adds great zip to foods such as spaghetti sauce and soups.

Cabbage -
Red or green cabbage should be shredded, raw or steamed. Start including cabbage in your diet as it is a longevity food. Studies in the United States, Greece and Japan have shown that people who eat a lot of cabbage are less likely to develop colon cancer, and also have a lower incidence of disease-related death. Try coleslaw instead of green salad with your next meal.

Celery -
Celery takes more energy from the body to absorb and digest than the calories it provides. Celery has also long been used as a nerve tonic; it's a good, crunchy raw vegetable to chew on if you are stressed out. Celery will calm your nerves, help flush fat out of your system, and make you sleep better. Try eating celery with low-fat yogurt dip.

Writely


Writely is a part of Google.But you have not to register with Google to use the site.It allows you to edit documents online with whomever you choose, and then publish and blog them online.
you can:
^ Upload Word documents, OpenOffice, RTF, HTML or text (or create documents from scratch).
^ Use simple WYSIWYG editor to format your documents, spell-check them, etc.
^ Invite others to share your documents (by e-mail address).(nice)
^ Edit documents online with whomever you choose.
^ View your documents' revision history and roll back to any version.
^ Publish documents online to the world, or to just who you choose.
^ Download documents to your desktop as Word, OpenOffice, RTF, PDF*, HTML or zip.
^ Post your documents to your blog.
It seems like a good service.

Hurricanes Heating Up

By Phil Berardelli
ScienceNOW Daily News
17 August 2006

Last year produced a record 15 Atlantic hurricanes, including four of the most severe Category 5 variety. One of those, of course, was Katrina, the most economically damaging storm in U.S. history. So it's no surprise that climate scientists are scrambling to learn whether these events merely constituted a freak coincidence or evidenced a frightening trend. Some studies have suggested that rising temperatures worldwide are to blame for the increased frequency of hurricanes . The jury remains out on that issue, but new research suggests the first direct link between global warming and greater hurricane intensity.[read more]

Monster Laptop Sleeve


While standard laptop cases are nice-looking and generally protective of your computer, they are, unfortunately, easy to spot — for you, and for thieves. With this in mind we checked out the whimsical . Handmade and available in four different colors, the case reminds us of a fanged cousin of cookie monster. Plus, it looks more like something that would hold a Fisher-Price computer, as opposed to a Sony or Apple — keeping would-be thieves guessing. [via]

星期五, 八月 18, 2006

brain science


Livescience reports that the brain, when waking, will boot up like a computer. Nitric oxide seems to be the “on” switch of the brain, as when the person wakes it triggers certain functions that will set the scene for increasingly complex activities—such as going to the bathroom.

Scientists have found that the thalamus might not be the primitive structure they had previously thought. Before they thought it was simply a gate that opened and shut to allow sensory information to flow through or to bar it, now they believe it has more processing power and can pick and choose who goes through, like a bouncer does at a club. What does this all mean? It’s mostly food for thought, right now anyway, but it may lead scientists to make more advanced discoveries about how the brain functions.
[via:crunchgear.com]

星期四, 八月 17, 2006

Magnetism

Mint is a Belgian band, founded in 1999. The band currently consist of
Erwin Marcisz (vocals, guitar), Steve Janssens (guitar), Phil Marcisz (bass guitar), Kim Windmolders (keyboard) and Tim Claes (drums). Typical for their style is simplicity and attention for melody.
This album 'Magnetism' is released on 02-02-2006. The first single from the album ('your shopping lists are poetry') gets tons of airplay on Belgian radio and ends up at N°3 in StuBru's Afrekening.

星期三, 八月 16, 2006

far away


by tegehel

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This site is only a weblog of mine.I record something useful and interesting in my both real and visional life.As the fleeting time elapse,the lucky memory remain.so,tap-tap,you can get a bit..:)
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