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Youtube also Followed Google to Use the Short URL

Saturday, December 26, 2009

Shorten the URL addresses for easy sharing via the various social networking sites also ogled YouTube. Video sharing site was launched a short URL with youtu.be address. Short URLs is a tool for changing the Internet address of a long string of random characters and shorter this can only be used to shorten the link address, now YouTube is also followed Google to use the short URL. Utilization will help the spread of YouTube links to various social sites like Twitter, Facebook, and other networks.

Before YouTube, Google and Facebook have previously more use of short URLs, Google launched Goo.gl and Facebook also launched Fb.me. Goo.gl service is used only on the Toolbar and RSS feeds in Feedburner service and has so far not been used in other services. While the new Fb.me designed for mobile services.

Short URLs starting to catch on since the last 18 months since popularized TinyURL and bit.ly. Short URL utilization rose dramatically as the Internet allows users to share links via Microblogging sites like Twitter, FriendFeed, Plaxo, Bkite, Plurk, etc., which limit the number of characters in each posting.

Short URL Bit.ly is the most widely used on Twitter. Nearly 75 percent of the outstanding short URL in the site microblogging is bit.ly. Last month, bit.ly has recorded 2 billion Internet addresses or links up dramatically from only 11.8 million links over the past year.



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Negeria Man Trying to Blow up the Northwest Airlines

Perpetrators who tried to blow up the Northwest Airlines (NWA) that landed in Detroit, USA, Friday 25 December 2009 it was a man from Nigeria who associated with al-Qaeda network. The suspect suffered burns severe enough, the fire burned one of his legs and should be extinguished with water added quencher. Thus according to one passenger who became witnesses.

Passengers also claimed was afraid would land safely, and the burning smell was detected when they landed. The suspect is now detained authorities. Two passengers also suffered minor injuries, but survived. "We believe this is an experiment terrorism efforts," said one White House official. President Barack Obama was on vacation in Hawaii and have been monitoring this situation.

Peter King, a member of the U.S. House of Representatives of the state security committee, said that the explosives used "quite sophisticated", and the suspect named Abdul Mudallad are Nigerians aged 23 years. "When the bomb went off, the suspect was also wounded. He suffered severe burns, the bomb was somewhat different from what we usually find," said Peter.



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Christmas Message to Stop the Violence and Revenge

Pope Benedict XVI, in a traditional message Urbi et Orbi on Christmas Day, called on the world to stop the violence and revenge. Pope's 82-year-old showed no sign of tension after a woman who 'mental instability' hit and made her fall, at Christmas Eve Mass, Thursday night.  In the Urbi et Orbi message from the main balcony of St. Peter's Basilica, the pope urged the world to rediscover the simplicity of Christmas and read the message of Christmas greetings in 65 languages. When the Pope spoke to tens of thousands of people in the field below, the Vatican remained focused on the incident Thursday night, which again questioned, how the pope should be protected when close to the masses.

Susanna Maiolo (25 years), a citizen of Italy and Switzerland, surprising the world's Catholics and Vatican security when she suddenly jumped the security barricade at the Basilica, jumped to the Pope, took his robe and made her fall to the floor. The Vatican declared that women are psychologically 'unstable' and not armed. Maiolo then taken to a hospital in Italy for psychological treatment. Vatican spokesman Father Federico Lombardi said, Friday, that can not be super-imposed tight security for the Pope because of proximity to people is part of the mission. "It is impossible to prevent the occurrence of something, even at close range," said Lombardi told reporters.

"The Pope wants direct pastors relationship and close to the people, where he can touch the children, shaking hands, do what you want him to do and what people expect him to do," said Lombardi.  He added, "If you impose a super tight security, it is not possible. It can not be in direct contact with people, away from them, contrary to the spirit of his mission. So, therefore, there is always a risk," he said.



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