Nutrition Analysis Calories in Blackberries

Discovering how many calories are in blackberries helps you understand its nutritional value as well as a understanding that it contains valuable vitamins. Not bad for a fruit that's free!

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Richie Havens Dies aged 72

Top US sound man Richie Havens, the opening musician of the historic as well as Iconic 1969 Woodstock festival, has died at the age of 72 of a heart attack.

Perhaps his best known music includes:

Album "Alarm Clock", which made the Top 30 and allowed him to produce a Top 20 single in “Here Comes the Sun."

Facebook Login featured on You Tube

As strange as it may sound Facebook users may soon be able to log in via their you tube account and post directly to their profile rumor has suggested. Never akin to slow down in advancing technology Facebook users have sometimes been left in the dark when it comes to hard-to-handle changes but the link with facebook and youtube logins heralds a new change in the fortunes of the world’s most prestigious and widely used social media.

Boston Terrorists - So Strange and Sad Too

Something is wrong here - the question my sources are asking is "What was the motive, why the Boston Marathon" - the issues that surround the terror attack on the US seems to have no answers and this is bad news. Of course we all feel for those who died, but why would 2 strangers (although they spent 10 years on US Soil) attack their country of adoption?

Is it really an issue of Chechen or for that matter Dagestan rebels trying to say something? If so what's the message? We seem to have no news of why they committed the atrocities seen throughout the world.

Strange days ahead but darker days to dawn, lets hope they capture the brother and we have some chance of understanding the motives! 

Nobody wants to comprehend why so many people died, without answer – so who are these people allegedly involved in the US Terror Attack?

Who is the richest person in the world in 2013?

Who is the richest person in the world? With the publication of the 25th edition of the Times Rich List this weekend we’ll know for certain.

Inherited wealth or “Old” money seems to reign supreme from previous lists such a the Queen of England who made it to Number 1 in 1989 with a wealth of £5.2 Billion – her occupation or sphere of influence – well “Landowner” , not surprising really as she already owns a lot of the world. – It would be interesting to find out how much of this wealth revolved around her personal jewel collection purported to be the largest in the world.

2^nd in 1989 was the Duke of Westminster valued at £3.2 Billion pounds of GBP. Interestingly his occupation “Landowner” – which means between them they could probably resolve the housing crisis in England over breakfast one day.

Foreign Money

Influx of the super rich into London, predominantly Russian Oil/India Business/Shareholders of Face book has meant he list changes from year to year. Expect to see many Oligarchs jostling for the Crown of Richest Person in the World on Sunday 21^st of April.

One thing for certain will be that the amount of wealth required to sit st the top of the pile, will have risen dramatically from recent years – now who said 1% of the world owns 99% of its wealth?

 

RFID Chips – Retail Integration or Human Integration?

RFID chips are not a new technology yet have in fact been around for several years. RFID or Radio Frequency Identification tagging works by allowing a RFID Chip to talk to a localised network and exchange commands. This language or commands are executed using Radio Frequencies that alternate between each network. The beauty of RTFID Chips is that replace conventional barcode systems in fact RFID retail applications remain the driving force behind this emergent technology.

One of the driving forces against this integration of electrical signal and humanity are those concerned about how RFID impacts the position of privacy.

Amongst the many practical aspects of RFID chip technology includes customizable bespoke asset control, manufacturing events, complex supply chain management, retail, electronic and virtual payment applications, as well as pre-programmed and manual  security access systems

The implementation of Radio Frequency Identification has been widely accepted for use in canine management. The ability to track dogs implanted with a monitored chip has widely reassured owners of the location of their beloved canine friends. Yet how would say an animal respond to changes in radio frequency (remember RFID technology acts as a receiver of external controllable frequencies) by unknown or unwanted forces?

How society will be affected by RFID chip technology and potential ethical concerns remains to be seen. It’s full integration remains a uncertainty.