Travel(miles),and then to take showmap
total(miles)
0.00
Start out at Northampton,Northamptonshire
0.00
0.01
Turn left onto Bridge Street
Bridge Street
0.01
0.11
Bear left onto Saint Johns Street
Saint Johns Street
0.12
0.02
Bear left onto the A5123
A5123
0.14
0.11
Bear right onto the A508
A508
0.25
1.37
At roundabout take the 4th exit, then merge onto the A45
A45
1.63
2.10
Express by Holiday Inn (Northampton M1 Jct 15)
A45
3.73
0.02
At roundabout take the 2nd exit, then join the M1 motorway (signposted London)
M1
3.74
9.60
Newport Pagnell Service Area (WELCOME BREAK)
M1
1.34
2.30
Holiday Inn (Milton Keynes-East M1, Jct.14)
M1
15.64
12.34
Toddington Service Area (MOTO)
M1
27.98
6.72
Warning: Speed Cameras along the M1
M1
34.70
2.94
Express by Holiday Inn (Luton Hemel M1 Jct 9)
M1
37.64
0.18
Holiday Inn (Luton-South M1, Jct.9)
M1
37.82
3.82
Holiday Inn (Hemel-Hempstead M1, Jct.8)
M1
41.64
12.58
London Gateway Service Area (WELCOME BREAK)
M1
54.22
2.63
Leave the M1 at junction 2, then merge onto the A1. Traffic black spot: Call 401100 from your mobile
A1
56.85
1.19
At traffic signals continue forward
A1
58.04
0.73
At Henlys Corner continue forward onto the A406 then
A406
58.76
0.21
Express by Holiday Inn (London Golders Green North)
A406
58.97
0.10
Keep in right hand lanes then branch right onto the A1 (signposted Central London, Holloway, High gate)
A1
59.07
1.05
Warning: Speed Cameras along the A1
A1
60.12
0.87
Bear right (one-way) onto Archway Road
A1
60.98
0.13
Continue forward (signposted Central London, Holloway, Archway)
A1
61.11
0.36
At "The Woodman" public house continue forward (signposted C. London, Holloway, Archway)
A1
61.47
0.97
At Archway Junction continue forward then immediately
A1
62.43
0.02
Bear right and shortly
A1
62.46
0.08
Continue forward onto the A400 (signposted Camden Town, Kentish Town)
A400
62.54
0.62
At Tufnell Park Underground Station, traffic signals continue forward
A400
63.16
0.83
At traffic signals continue forward onto the A400 (signposted C. London, Euston, Camden Town)
A400
63.99
0.18
At "Quinn’s" public house, traffic signals branch left onto Camden Street (signposted C. London, Euston, Camden Town)
A400
64.17
0.18
At traffic signals continue forward (signposted C. London, Euston, Kings Cross)
A400
64.35
0.12
Warning: Speed Cameras along the A400
A400
64.47
0.56
Take left hand lane and at traffic signals turn left onto the A400 (signposted Central London, Euston)
A400
65.03
0.52
At traffic signals bear left onto the A400 (signposted West End, Westminster, Holborn)
A400
65.55
0.11
Then at next raffic signals bear right take right hand lane then shortly
A400
65.66
0.07
Continue forward onto the A400. Central London Congestion Charges ApplyMon-Fri 7am-6pm
A400
65.73
0.64
At traffic signals continue forward onto Bloomsbury Street
A400
66.37
0.08
At Shaftesbury Theatre, traffic signals turn right then
A40
66.45
0.01
continue forward
A40
66.46
0.18
At traffic signals turn right
A40
66.64
0.04
Arrive at Tottenham Court Road Underground Station, London
A40
66.68
Section time 1:35, Total time 1:35
Monday, 15 September 2008
Thursday, 11 September 2008
Tsunami and communications.
A tsunami is a series of wawes created when a body of water, such as an ocean is rapidly displaced. Earthquakes ,mass movements above or below water, some volcanic eruptions and other underwater explosions, landslides, underwater earthquakes, large asteroid impacts and testing with nuclear weapons at sea all have the potential to generate a tsunami. The effects of a tsunami can be devastating due to the immense volumes of water and energy involved. Since meteorites are small, they will not generate a tsunami.
The Greek historian Thucydides was the first to relate tsunamis to submarine quakes, but understanding of the nature of tsunamis remained slim until the 20th century and is the subject of ongoing research.
Many early geological, geographic, oceanographic etc., texts refer to "Seismic sea waves"—these are now referred to as "tsunami".
The Greek historian Thucydides was the first to relate tsunamis to submarine quakes, but understanding of the nature of tsunamis remained slim until the 20th century and is the subject of ongoing research.
Many early geological, geographic, oceanographic etc., texts refer to "Seismic sea waves"—these are now referred to as "tsunami".
*Tsunami is a very big problem it more people died, more people missing, all houses is crushed.
*Some countries are help to the country were was tsunami. They help them like that the get them food, houses clothes, drinks.
*The information show about tsunami on TV, radio, BBC news. Or you can now information on internet.
Tuesday, 9 September 2008
Digital divide
As part of its ongoing commitment to exploring new ways of bridging the digital divide, the Benton Foundation's Communications Policy Program has developed the DIGITAL DIVIDE listserv. DIGITAL DIVIDE is a moderated discussion in which citizens can discuss the wide range of issues related to bridging the digital divide. The listserv, which currently includes over 800 members from around the world, cuts across disciplinary boundaries: community activists, educators, researchers, representatives of commercial and nonprofit enterprises, volunteers, students and concerned citizens are all encouraged to take part in this online discussion.
The listserv tackles the digital divide from a variety of angles, which include (but are not limited to), the following subjects:
- technology access issues; - content creation for underserved populations and communities; - combating illiteracy in its many forms; - online diversity; - economic development and workforce issues; - community building; - the Internet and cultural diversity; - digital divide news and events; - education and training; - best practices from local, national and international Digital Divide efforts; - obstacles to bridging the Digital Divide; - new tools for measuring the Divide; - public/private and commercial/nonprofit partnerships; and - public policy issues.
The listserv tackles the digital divide from a variety of angles, which include (but are not limited to), the following subjects:
- technology access issues; - content creation for underserved populations and communities; - combating illiteracy in its many forms; - online diversity; - economic development and workforce issues; - community building; - the Internet and cultural diversity; - digital divide news and events; - education and training; - best practices from local, national and international Digital Divide efforts; - obstacles to bridging the Digital Divide; - new tools for measuring the Divide; - public/private and commercial/nonprofit partnerships; and - public policy issues.
Thursday, 4 September 2008
Email is a service, has grown exponentially as the internet .Using email is quite simple.
Essentially a message is sent to an individual post box on a mail server where it waits until an email client. Email can now also be used on mobile phone connected TV or games station connection to the internet.
Advantages of email result from its simplicity. It is very easy to use; it is fast; it provide a permanent record of communications; it is an informal medium but capable of formality.
As usual though, these advantages also point to some of the disadvantages. It is so easy to use it is often misused .At simple level people send inappropriate messages. People spoof others addressed .Viruses, worms and Trojan can attached very easily. Spam mail block up mailboxes and whole areas of the internet itself.
Essentially a message is sent to an individual post box on a mail server where it waits until an email client. Email can now also be used on mobile phone connected TV or games station connection to the internet.
Advantages of email result from its simplicity. It is very easy to use; it is fast; it provide a permanent record of communications; it is an informal medium but capable of formality.
As usual though, these advantages also point to some of the disadvantages. It is so easy to use it is often misused .At simple level people send inappropriate messages. People spoof others addressed .Viruses, worms and Trojan can attached very easily. Spam mail block up mailboxes and whole areas of the internet itself.
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