This tool allows you to view how often case-sensitive comma-separated phrases appear in Google Books (until 2008 as far as I can see) from various languages. Interesting to see
scores a lot lower than
and “yes we can” was popular in 1930 – 1935 as well as 1944 – 1950 and started on a growth well before Obama came along in 1990.
Oddly enough, “I have a dream” has also been making a comeback since the 1980s
With instructional sales video
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/09/16/tampered_pos_market_surfaces/
Wickr is a free app that provides:
·military-grade encryption of text, picture, audio and video messages
·sender-based control over who can read messages, where and for how long
·best available privacy, anonymity and secure file shredding features
·security that is simple to use
https://www.mywickr.com/en/index.php
For both iphone and android
Ever send a bottle of wine back at a restaurant? If you weren’t just being a pretentious snob, then it was probably because the wine seemed “corked”—had a musty odor and didn’t taste quite right. Most likely, the wine was contaminated with a molecule called 2,4,6-trichloroanisole (TCA), the main cause of cork taint. But a new study by Japanese researchers concludes that you do not smell TCA directly; rather, TCA blocks up your sense of smell and distorts your ability to detect odors. The findings could help the food and beverage industry improve its products and lead to less embarrassment for both you and your waiter.
http://news.sciencemag.org/chemistry/2013/09/corked-wine-plugs-your-nose
This study goes in depth about why people are quitting social networking sites and finds some interesting conclusions
http://online.liebertpub.com/doi/full/10.1089/cyber.2012.0323