Another Google Chrome’s Ad on Indonesian Television

Google Chrome’s first television ad appeared on Indonesia national television stations as first campaign before it is officially entered to invest in Indonesia.

The story of Lia and Dani was inspired by the father and mother in the world who use the Internet to do things that are extraordinary, such as sharing special moments with her children. If you want to do more amazing things with the Internet, download Google Chrome on the link below. www.google.co.id/chrome.

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After yet another Zambrano meltdown, will Cubs learn lesson?

A mini-recap of events, Mike Quade is incredibly angry, Aramis Ramirez thinks it was extreme, Marlon Byrd says Zambrano may be gone, Geovany Soto was shocked, and Zambrano's agent is mum.

After being ejected in the fifth inning of Friday's game against the Braves, Cubs pitcher Carlos Zambrano cleaned out his locker at Turner Field and told clubhouse staff he intends to retire. Zambrano threw two inside

Bruce Miles and Phil Rogers believe Zambrano's days as a Cub are over, Rick Sutcliffe says both sides need to move on, and an anonymous player is calling this a great opportunity.

Bruce Miles and Phil Rogers believe Zambrano's days as a Cub are over, Rick Sutcliffe says both sides need to move on, and an anonymous player is calling this a great opportunity.

Cubs 'respect his wishes' after he gives up 5 homers to BravesATLANTA — Carlos Zambrano cleaned out his locker and told friends he was retiring Friday night after serving up five home runs and getting ejected in a 10-4

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Another Location Based Social Network from Yogyakarta

Dailysocial readers must know the local location based social services such as Yahoo! Koprol, Urbanesia, and Personaflag, for Yogya, beside Personaflag there is another location based social service called t4nya.com.

This one social media is quite interesting, has a slight difference from the others and a little bit unique. The first approach is mark a favorite location and then user can add photos, give score and comment to the place they’ve visited before, able to find places, location and new relations.

It’s quiet interesting from UI and UX side and also user friendly. The users have been given the privilege to add important places or their own favorite location on the map. It’s easy to add places and the funny icons display in each category made me comfortable in using t4nya.com. Even though it’s still in beta version, t4nya.com is such an addictive social service.

For users the registration process is very simple, you don’t need to fill in a registration form, simply login with your Facebook account. It’s also easy to add favorite places or important places with photos include in it, captions and comments on the site is very easy in t4nya.com. After the above process, users can also share their activities to Facebook and Twitter.

But when we visit t4nya.com there aren’t many people using this service yet. But some of the important or favorite places had already been add, especially in Yogyakarta, whether it’s a vacation spot, restaurant, and other places. Like other local service, t4nya.com also facilitate users to search or review places that their interested on.

When trying to add more places in t4nya.com, the process is quite simple. Giving name, give a description, giving a tag on a certain location, giving location a category and put a marker on a location. But the given category from the service is still limited. I try to add a place called HackerSpaceYK in t4nya.com, in just a matter of minutes. Unlike Yahoo! Koprol, a few months ago there was an ‘incident’ experienced by colleagues in Bandung.

Too bad, currently t4nya.com can only be access from the web, right now the mobile web and mobile app is still under development. Just like their explanation in their official blog, t4nya.com needs all the critics and suggestion for their references so they can develop their service and fix all the bugs. For suggestion and critics can be send from their feedback form or comment in this article.

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ANOTHER EARTH – Century City Review

By Nate Freeman 7/21 2:51pm A few hours after the premiere of her film Another Earth, the young star and co-writer Brit Marling, who has porcelain features and a significant amount of talent, stood on the top roof deck of The Standard hotel in a bright

The writer-director of Another Earth sits down with the Yap to discuss his film debut and the sci-fi genre's ability to externalize internal monologues.

I'm not sure the significance of such disparate depictions of interplanetary threat as seen in Michael Bay's “Transformers: Dark Side of the Moon,” Danish provocateur Lars von Trier's “Melancholia,” and Amerindie Mike Cahill's “Another Earth” (opening

INTERVIEW | 'Another Earth' Triple Threat Brit Marling Has (Finally) Arrived – The 2011 Sundance Film Festival has played host to a slew of fresh faces with multiple films in the lineup. British up-and-comer Juno Temple

A resourceful indie science-fiction effort considers the redemptive ramifications of a duplicate planet.

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ANOTHER EARTH – Century City Review

By Nate Freeman 7/21 2:51pm A few hours after the premiere of her film Another Earth, the young star and co-writer Brit Marling, who has porcelain features and a significant amount of talent, stood on the top roof deck of The Standard hotel in a bright

The writer-director of Another Earth sits down with the Yap to discuss his film debut and the sci-fi genre's ability to externalize internal monologues.

I'm not sure the significance of such disparate depictions of interplanetary threat as seen in Michael Bay's “Transformers: Dark Side of the Moon,” Danish provocateur Lars von Trier's “Melancholia,” and Amerindie Mike Cahill's “Another Earth” (opening

INTERVIEW | 'Another Earth' Triple Threat Brit Marling Has (Finally) Arrived – The 2011 Sundance Film Festival has played host to a slew of fresh faces with multiple films in the lineup. British up-and-comer Juno Temple

A resourceful indie science-fiction effort considers the redemptive ramifications of a duplicate planet.

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