According to Rochester’s local newspaper, Democrat and Chronicle, the reporter Steve Orr says there was never any worry since the situation never got out of hands, it never exploded, it never leaked and it never was any danger to environment or human lives. However, its security and safety precautions kept throughout does not mean that it was not a folly and neither does it justify keeping it. Still the logic seems very much unclear when considered in front of potential risks.

Albert Filo, a former Kodak research scientist said that it was just for checking some chemicals for impurities and for an imaging technique called “neutron radiography”. Still the answer is unsatisfactory. Could not he visit other nuclear reactor laboratories maintained by the U.S. government itself rather than having one of their own? Stupidity to say the least.

Till 1974, Kodak was sane enough to use the facilities at Cornell University, but later planned having one its very own! In 2006, Kodak felt no longer the need of it and helped by the U.S. Federal government shifted it safely to a uranium storage facility in South Carolina. If Kodak had been using its own nuclear reactor, then the question is who else has also been using it under their basement without common knowledge.

This site could be a web designer’s dream of having a collection of open-source fonts at one place. Fonts are such an important tool for a web designer as they are a major part of a site’s outlook, appearance and theme.

This site will give you options to choose many fonts and thus having many different kinds of creations. The site is also part of the movement to have free and open-source fonts. You can also contribute any fonts that you have made and developed yourself. The site invites you to join its revolution of movable types.

There are different fonts available on the site which you can click and avail. You can also become a member of this wonderful site. So this site is surely one to be bookmarked and noted. Most of all visited and used.

After rocking the market with the daily mobile internet package, ZONG brings a new outstanding offer for their customers named as

“ZONG Daily Unlimited Mobile Internet Package”

The main thing and different in this package is that is has no download limit. You can download unlimited things using this package. Keeping in view the growing requirements of the customers for downloading, Zong introduced this offer to meet their need and get better position in market. And it is a great offer for those customers who had downloading problem on mobile internet packages. Another interesting thing about this is that it cost only R.s 10 (+tax) .

This package is available for all ZONG’s prepaid and postpaid customers without any discrimination.

ZONG Daily Unlimited Mobile Internet Package Details:

• Unlimited Downloading
• Daily Charges – 10 Rs (+tax)
• Validity  – 24 hours
• Limited Time Offer

How to subscribe ZONG Daily Unlimited Mobile Internet Package:

Recently Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL) has become the first company, who achieve one million broadband users. It doesn’t only grow in Pakistan but also delivered the latest technologies and products to its customers and had made the life of its customers digital. According to them it is the fruit of the hard work of the employers of the PTCL. PTCL also hold 50% share of broadband in Market.

The current President and CEO of PTCL Mr. Walid Irshaid published something about this greatest achievement. This is stated below:

“With over 3 million fixed line users and 1 million Broadband customers in over 1000 cities, PTCL is reaching the country’s furthest areas where others have not.

We are fueling the Broadband revolution in Pakistan with our EVO 3G Wireless Broadband offering true mobility and fastest wireless Internet within the reach of every citizen of Pakistan.”

PTCL is growing very fastly , can you imagine PTCL introduced DSL broadband in 2007 and EVO / Nitro in 2009 and today it has 1 million users. That’s milestone for PTCL.

PTCL claims that its DSL broadband service is available in 1,000 cities countrywide and Wireless broadband service EVO stretched in 180 cities while Nitro in 70 cities.

PTCL is not only concentrating on landline customers, but also introducing different offers of DSL , EVO , Nitro time by time to attain a better position.

Recently PTA also reported that PTCL has 1.9 million users in Pakistan on the end of February 2012.

And I think that PTCL is really proving its motto “Welcome To The Future” by introducing latest offers and products.

The 3.5-inch smartphone is powered by a 600MHz Snapdragon S1 processor and boasts an HVGA display, Bluetooth 4.0, 5-megapixel camera, 512MB of RAM, 4GB of internal storage and a 1230 mAh battery.

As with HTC’s One range of Android devices, the Desire C will provide owners with 25GB of free Dropbox storage and the HTC’s Sense UI, although it is not known whether it features the company’s latest Sense 4.0 interface, which underpins the One X, One S and One V.

WIPO recently posted to its website that the domain has been ‘Terminated’, with the domain owner expected to have relinquished ownership. The iPhone5.com domain is now being held by brand protection agency Corporation Service Company, which may have been used by Apple to take ownership.

The domain was registered in 2008 and operated as a online bulletin board. Its owners stated that it was “not endorsed, sponsored, nor otherwise affiliated with Apple” and was “for the sole purpose of entertainment and knowledge.”

The dispute doesn’t confirm that Apple will name its next-generation smartphone ‘iPhone 5′, the company is probably acting to stop people from profiting from its trademarks.

India currently has 57 million registered Facebook members, putting it some distance behind the US (157 million) and narrowly below Brazil (59 million) — according to Socialbakers — but India has barely scratched the service of its online potential, and could bring hundreds of millions of its population online in the coming years.

Speaking to CNBC, Gartner analyst Shalini Verma predicted that a change of order will take place before the end of 2015, driven by a continued growth in mobile-based Web access:

India could overtake the United States in the next three years. Last year, Facebook users in India doubled. Growth will be driven by mobile Internet users in second- and third-tier cities.

“Telecommunications and IT are bringing encouraging economic dividends and inspiring lifestyle choices for the people of Pakistan,” said Prime Minister Gilani, who was the Chief Guest of the mega event and exhibition organized jointly by PTCL and Ministry of IT & Telecom to mark the WTIS Day 2012. This year’s theme for WTIS Day is ‘Women, Girls & ICT’.

“The role of ICTs matter immensely for gender equality and empowerment of women,” said Prime Minister Gilani. “ICTs are a force multiplier for girls’ education, enabling them to build their future on a level-playing field with their male counterparts.”

The event was also addressed by Federal Minister of IT & Telecom, Raja Pervaiz Ashraf; Federal Secretary IT & Telecom, Farooq Ahmed Awan; and PTCL President & CEO, Walid Irshaid. The event was attended by senior government and PTCL officials, a large number of students, members of the civil society and media.

“Achieving the one million Broadband customers mark is yet another historic milestone for PTCL,” said Mr. Irshaid in his remarks. “PTCL passionately believes in creating innovative yet affordable ICT and telecom solutions that meet the needs of all segments of Pakistan’s society, especially women. We are determined to utilize the full potential of ICTs by providing women with the telecommunication tools, products and services they need to empower them to be free and make their own decisions.”

Earlier, Prime Minister Gilani visited PTCL’s impressive pavilion exhibition set up in the main hall of the Pak-China Friendship Center. The Prime Minister experienced first-hand the telecom giant’s state-of-the-art products and services, and was briefed by PTCL’s team about their various features.

President & CEO PTCL, Walid Irshaid, also presented on the occasion special 1 million Broadband commemorative shields to Prime Minister Gilani and Minister IT & Telecom, Raja Pervaiz Ashraf.

To understand what that means, here is an example. A full-length could be downloaded within 30 minutes and a song downloads in less than 3 minutes and 30 seconds. In contrast to South Koreans are states like Cuba which connect with the speed under 300kbps. The U.S. has an average connection speed of 5.8 Mbps. The internet speed of Pakistan can be checked out here.

According to Akamai’s data, the top ten the countries with the highest average broadband connection speeds are:

• South Korea
• Japan
• Hong Kong
• The Netherlands
• Latvia
• Switzerland
• Ireland
• Czech Republic
• Romania
• Belgium

At times we wish to go back to the past, to mend something that we have said or done, but mostly to our childhood days, which are days when ignorance is bliss. However, we also do think about reaching out to the future sooner or just jump at some future point in time to see what would happen and then be back here again to act accordingly.

But all these wishes of going back and forth in time are but imaginative devices used as probability mostly in arts and literature. Here, on the internet though, you can have a little bit of that desire fulfilled to email your future self through Future Me. Through this you can write a letter to your future self. If you want, you can make this letter public too or keep it to your future self. You can read other letters made public by users.

You can choose the time of delivery. And also add your picture and simply send it to yourself. However, you can also use it to email someone else by putting in their email address and have it delivered at some other point in time of your choosing. Those who are looking to reveal a secret or have themselves be reminded of something can use this site.