The number of Somalis needing aid has fallen by more than half a million because of increased food production, mostly in the south of the Horn of Africa state, a survey showed on Thursday.
In August last year 3.76 million people, about half the population, needed humanitarian aid. But a report by the U.N.’s Food Security and Nutrition Analysis Unit (FSNAU) said the number in need had now been reduced to 3.2 million.
Friday, February 12, 2010
Good News! Aid Dependence is Decreasing!
Google Buzz! Wonder if SideWiki Can Squeeze Itself Into You!
Here is a thought! Should Google add the Share Options of SideWiki the Google Buzz? I mean, think about it. You use SideWiki on a web site, can't you BUZZ about the same site with friends? Wouldn't it be an easy way to add links to Buzz? I already use SideWiki with blogger and it is working out really great!
By the way, if you are reading this post on one of my blogs, then you better check out the link ref: below to read about Google Buzz because you may be missing out on one of the newest Google innovations called the Google Buzz
Dad Mareykan ah oo Soo Dhiibay Deeq Daawo ah Ku Socota Xamar
Dowladda Mareykanka ayaan had iyo goor ku eedeynaa inay lug ku leedahay burburka dalka Soomaaliya. Hadii taasi run tahay, iyo hadeysan ahaynba, waxaa cad in dadka Mareykanka (shacabka ah) aan dhamaantood aysan naga mutaysan inaan eedaas gaarsiino. Dekadda Muqdisho ayaa shalay waxaa kasoo degtay caawinaad ka timid shacabka Mareykanka oo aheyd daawo. Hoos ka aqriso
in reference to: http://hiiraan.com/news/2010/Feb/wararka_maanta12-8922.htm (view on Google Sidewiki)What is Google SideWiki? Quick Answer
Google says: What if everyone, from a guitar enthusiast to a renowned doctor, had an easy way of sharing their insights with you about any page on the web?
That easy way Google is referring to is their commenting tool called SideWiki. Using SideWiki you can comment on web sites without signing up for them and all those that have SideWiki tool bar installed can also see your comments and comment back
To use Google SideWiki you obviously need to have a Gmail account. Gmail is usually referred to as Google Account. Just click the ref: link below to read more! This is an exciting new way to share your voice with others about every page you visit on the web (if you want to)
Saturday, February 6, 2010
blogger-dashboard templates SCAM! Stolen ADSENSE clicks
Need Blogger Templates? DO NOT USE the free Blogger-Dashboard Templates! Here is why! They have Malware in them that inlcluded Adsense Ads of their own on your web site automatically! Read this review of a popular blogger! Blogger-DashBoard Templates is a Scam! Read Here
in reference to: http://www.somchat.com/2010/02/free-blogger-dashboard-templates-is.html (view on Google Sidewiki)Friday, January 29, 2010
Youtube is either Addiction or Work
Are you addicted to visiting Youtube.com? or Perhaps you are here to promote something important to you? I am here to do both! :)
in reference to: YouTube - 333miley3's YouTube (view on Google Sidewiki)Friday, August 29, 2008
Google Fixes Gmail Emails to Blogger Issue of Unable to Send Email to Blogger or My BLog
If you are like me, you are one of millions of Google's Blogger users who email their blogs straight to their blogs via a secret Blogger emails.
Issue: Blogger not receiving Emails from Gmail
There was an issue with blogger not receiving the emails sent from Gmail recently where Gmail was returning undeliverable mail errors. I blogged on this last week hoping someone would know why this was happening. Some bloggers suggested that we go Settings and resave the settings on Gmail but that did not work for me.
So I got back to blogging the hard way. That is using blogger's Compose form. Unfortunately, doing so might seem regular for bloggers with one or two blogs. But If you run many blogs like I do, you cannot update them regularly without emailing your blogs.
Resolved: Google Fixes Gmail to Blogger Emails
So I stayed off from emailing my blogs for a few days. Yes, I did miss some posts as I couldn't update all my blogs in a regular fashion. Today I tested to see if the issue is still pending. Thank god, my first email went through fine! Just like before. It seems Google quietly ironed out the rinkles without making a big fuss out of it. I didn't check the Blogger's blog so I don't know if they have acknowledged the problem with Blogger not receiving emails sent from Gmail, however, that seems to be history now. Thanks to Google's effortless work to fix problems with their system.
I hope this has not been inconvenient for you as it was for me!
Lesson of the Day!
Subscribe to:
Comments (Atom)