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Sunday, 20 May 2012

Reflection in Web 2.0 in my life.

This semester I took a subject which is called "MIS" and its relating to computing, I learned a lot of this subject and the main thing was Web 2.0, all about Google and I started to use these Google tools in my daily life, I want to share every tool with you all and give you an information on how it reflated in my life.

Google Blogger helped me to post my daily thoughts and share it with my friends and see my friends posts as well and comment on it, it made me know more about interesting topics that people do share among them.

Google Calendar I don't know what to say but it really helped to keep track of my daily tasks and alert me everyday morning of what I to do in my study schedule , it really helped and ill keep using it always.

I liked the way twitter work, its an social network, helped me to follow my friends profile and other peoples, it helped me to tweet whenever I'm from my phone or laptop.

Google Chrome made my life easier its faster and easy to get the information fastly , I can download any application I desire like games or any of the web 2.0 tools.

Google searching, I almost use it everyday and I found that there is no best search engine but Google.

Google Docs helped me share files with my project group this semester so we can all write on it and see each others working.

These are some Web 2.0 tools that I use everyday and there is a lot more, and in future ill use all of them to make my life easier.

Five reasons you should become addicted to green tea

what makes green tea so amazing?

1. Rich in Antioxidants

According to WebMD, antioxidants help play a huge role in the strengthening of the immune system, making it easier to ward off infections and illness. And green tea is chock-full of antioxidants. And because of the minimal amount of change the green tea leaves go through when being processed for consumption (as opposed to other tea types), the antioxidants are more concentrated and potent.

2. Promotes Weight-Loss

Studies show that green tea can increase your metabolism, and can aid to weight loss when accompanied by daily exercise and healthy eating. Plus, like most unsweetened teas, green tea has zero calories -- essentially, it's flavored water, but with added benefits.

3. Caffeine Boost

Though green tea doesn't have as much as a cup of coffee, it comes close. But unlike coffee, it doesn't leave your breath stinky or have as big of a crash, while still keeping you awake and alert. (If you're trying to cut caffeine, don't worry -- it's easy to find green teas that are decaffeinated, or lower in caffeine.)

4. Lowers Cholesterol

Studies show that drinking green tea can your lower cholesterol. Why's that important? Because lower cholesterol equals a lower risk of heart disease and stroke. It can also lower blood pressure, and break apart blood clots as well as aspirin. All of that, from tea? Amazing.

5. Lowers Risk of Cancer

Though it's still being studied, researchers believe that there are links between green tea and inhibited cancer growth. This theory hasn't been tested on humans yet, but hey -- with all of these other benefits, it wouldn't hurt to "test it out" on yourself, would it?

Don't like the bitter taste of green tea? No fear! It's easy to find flavored green tea in your local grocery store, and there's very little a little bit of sugar and lemon can't fix. I, personally, suggest Sweet Leaf's Mint and Honey Green Tea. It tastes like heaven!

Even without all of these benefits, green tea is still my favorite drink -- it's calming, tastes great hot or cold.....

Brilliant Uses For Everyday Objects ;)

We're always in the spirit of helping you out —especially when we stumble on pure gold. For example, I would never have thought to use a can opener to get into those impossible electronics packages you inevitably cut your hand on. Brilliant!