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History in 9 March


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1942 - Japanese troops take Java in World War II after heavy fighting against Dutch colonial forces and their british, Australian and US allies









1924 - Italy annexes the independent city of Fiume but abandons claims to Yugoslavia's Dalmatian coast.

1956 - Archbishop Makarios III, leader of the greek Cypriot movement for unification with Greece, is deported from Cyprus to the seychelles by the British colonial authorities, who accused him of supporting terrorism.

1976 -  Forty-two people die in Cavalese, Italy, in the world's worst cable car disaster. One teenage girl survives.

1991 - Yugoslavia deploys tank in Belgrade after clashes between riot police and anti-Comunist Protesters.

1992 - Former Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin dies. He shared the 1978 Nobel Prize with President Anwar Sadat of Egypt.

1995 - US President Bill Clinton approves a visa for Gery Adams, leader of Sinn Fein, political ally of the IRA guerrillas who fought to end british rule in Nothern Ireland, to enter the United States to raise funds.

1996 -  George Burns, one of America's best-loved and most enduring entertainers, dies week after his 100th birthday.

2002 - The Month Blanc Alpine tunnel reopens to car traffic after a fire in 1999 that killed 39 people.

2004 - Scientist unvell a picture of the universe taken by the Hubble Space that looked back up to 13 billion years to register galaxies formed less than a billion years after the Big Bang.

2005 - The spanish serial murdererAlfredo Galan, nick named the "playing card killer" because he left a card at the scene of  his crimes, receives jail senctences totaling 142 years.

2006 - Jhon Profumo, the goverment minister who in 1963 was at the center of one Britain's biggest political scandals, featuring a mix of high-society sex and cold war paranoia, dies aged 91.
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Teens against Parents in the Street Chess Match


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As I waited for hours in college classes .. I hung out first at a coffee shop on the edge of the road located at Jalan Gatot Subroto, Bandung .. while drinking a glass of coffee accompanied my friend .. I saw teenagers and parents who are fighting chess .. teenager holding a white pawn while parents holding a white pawn .. battle took place very tight .. they will not budge .. at start killing each other between a white pawn and the black pawn is walking fast .. but when the pawn is where they begin a real fight .. they begin to think carefully .. steps have been taken very careful and calculating .. but over time I see instead wrote a chess match,, there are actually fighting pliers mouth (such as the cold war meant .. haha ..) but strangely when their mouths shot each other taunts,, their minds can not be separated from the chess match .. and finally driven Itupun teenagers and eventually lost ..ohh .. it is old or young it makes no difference if a matter of logic to play chess .. if often trained human brain will not be dull even to old .. as if we are studying the science that we get will not be exhausted by the time .. but different from the wealth that can run out .. then while we are still alive there is nothing wrong if a surplus property donated to the poor little more needed ..
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Nokia N900 Mobile Phone Review - The GSM Internet Tablet With Linux


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Announced in August and Released in November 2009, the latest in the Nokia family of Internet Tablets is sure to please those who longed for cellular GSM ability in their QWERTY handsets. It still bears the same no-nonsense Nokia appearance, any colour, so long as you like black, but in overall impression it still looks sleek and professional. The Nokia N900 weighs quite a bit - at 181g and measuring a shade under 111mm x 60mm x 18mm, its 113cc volume hangs heavy in your pocket, however, considering the functions it offers, Nokia have done well to keep the weight down as well as they have.
This mighty quadband handset works on both 2G (GSM 850/900/1800/1900) and 3G (HSDPA 900/1700/2100) networks. It features the Maemo 5 operating system running on an ARM Cortex A8 600MHz processor supported by the PowerVR SGX Graphics chipset. Data transfer takes place by means of class 32 GPRS and EDGE technology and runs on 3G at 10Mbps on HSDPA and at 2Mbps on HSUPA. Other connectability includes Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g and DLNA WLAN, Bluetooth v2.1 with A2DP microUSB 2.0 and an infra red port - unusual these days in a handset.
For talking to your friends and work colleagues, messaging is via SMS (threaded view), Email, Push Email and IM. The browser supports xHTML, HTML and RSS feeds.
When you open the box, the package contains the Nokia N900 handset, a microUSB charger, a converter for previous Nokia Chargers, microUSB cable, a TV-out cable and a Stereo headset with two sets of eartips. Also in the box is the User Guide and a very useful and thoughtfully provided cleaning cloth.
The N900 comes with 5 games pre-installed, with more downloadable but it does not support Java. It does, however, feature Skype and Google Talk VoIP integration, MP3/WMA/WAV/eAAC+ music player, TV-out, PDF Document Viewer, Photo Editor and Adobe Flash Player 9.4. GPS is also part of the package with A-GPS support and Ovi Maps, and it does include a Stereo FM radio via third party software and an FM transmitter. The speakerphone with stereo speakers and inbuilt standard 3.5mm audiojack allows for listening pleasure while you are working.
The memory in the Nokia N900 internet tablet allows for practically unlimited entries and fields in the phonebook, Photocall and detailed phone records for a maximum period of 30 days. The internal storage is a very satisfying 32GB with 256MB of RAM. If required, there is also the ability to boost the memory up to 16GB via a microSD card.
If taking photos is one of your pleasures, the Primary 5 megapixel Camera features Carl Zeiss Optics, autofocus, Dual LED flash and even a video light. It does support Geo-tagging and has the capability to take video (WVGA - 848x480) at 25fps. There is also a secondary VGA camera.

We did like:
Nokia as a company really tries hard to produce mobile phones which cater for everyone's taste - they are leaders in the field, and yet - they still provide the little things like a cloth to clean your handset with. Small, but very nice touch.
We didn't like:
The Nokia N900 does not support Java, making it incompatible with lots of things. Perhaps a future model will amend this.
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