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lunes, 23 de mayo de 2011

Xentenario

There are 12 leaves slightly retouched with Photoshop because the book is very large and is difficult to do well in a traditional scanner ... If you like going up little by little by chapter, because it has more than 300 pages!

The footage has the beginnings of the club, was founded with photos of the day!

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http://www.mediafire.com/?zte13s1vyym

editions are about to see the light

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Google is digitizing books by
The new service will allow Internet users check e-books from the Internet, the tactic can also be read as an advance for his new 'tablet', which will compete against Kindle and iPad.

Google launched its mid-year online bookstore Google Editions, a spokesman for the company.

So Google will enter the war for the market for electronic books (e-book). In an earlier offensive Amazon.com had already entered the arena with Kindle, which also compete with Barnes & Noble online store for the reader Nook, and Apple, which recently launched its popular iBookstore iPad.

The software giant announced last month that was associated with HTC to develop a new tablet computer that would compete with the iPad, so having your own digital library will help increase sales of the device.

In addition to this new service, called Google Editions, the company has projects that go beyond their own tablet. Unlike its rivals, Google plans to make its digital books can be read on any device.

Amazon.com, for example, requires publishers to convert books to a special format just for the Kindle, so that to read any text on the Amazon library users must necessarily have a reader or an application compatible with its software another device.

Apple has adopted the industry standard digital format, called Epub, but his books are encrypted so that only Apple devices can read or a custom software.

Google Editions, on the other hand, will not download books, but will be available only in the web browser where users can consult. This measure will reduce the costs of copyright, although according to The New Yorker, Google will allow publishers to price their books.

Currently, the Internet search engine offers many public domain books for free through its Google Books service, and plans to offer the works that are in epub format.

The company continues a legal battle that will allow you to distribute millions of books now out of print. Google reached an agreement with authors and publishers, but some groups remain opposed to some provisions of the agreement

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Rapidshare face imprisonment for e-books

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* Each book is displayed in this protected content hosting service could cost the company 250,000 euros.
* A court Rapidshare forced to block access to books.

A Hamburg court has urged the content hosting company to eliminate 148 Rapidshare eBooks. Otherwise, the owners of the company would face jail terms of up to two years and fines of up to 250 thousand euros.

The court has ruled in favor of six-book publishers Bedford, Freeman & Worth and Macmillan, Cengage Learning, Elsevier, The McGraw-Hill Companies and Pearson, which this month filed a lawsuit against RapidShare, as recorded by Los Angeles Times.

The Hamburg Court ordered them to quickly block access to pirated books

The lawsuit cited 148 copyrigth titles whose rights belong to those publishers that were available to the users of its digital version Rapidshare.

On 10 February the Court of Hamburg ruled that the company should stop distributing the securities to which the editors allude in their application. So he ordered his own, Christian Schmid and Bobby Chang, "quickly block" access to pirated books and "take the necessary measures to prevent similar situations in the future."

According to Torrent Freak publishes, each time a book from this list appear in Rapidshare, it could cost the company 250,000 euros and even result in jail time for their owners.

It is not the first time received an order from Rapidshare content filtering, and in 2009 the Regional Court of Hamburg ruled that the company had to eliminate 5,000 catalog items GEMA.

http://torrentfreak.com/rapidshare-ordered-to-proactively-filter-book-titles-100224/

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ASPECT OF MONSTER

Michael Jackson's face is falling apart

Some pictures of the singer recently caused widespread impact. Which was once the King of Pop is more haggard than ever.
Wrapped in bandages. So was "Jacko" when he went to buy books, last week. PHOTO TAKEN FROM NEW YORK POST

WASHINGTON .- The popular expression that indicates that they drop the shameless face may gain new dimensions in the case of Michael Jackson. Some recent photos of undervalued singer caused widespread impact by showing that the artist tries to hold her face with bandages that literally was falling apart.

Apparently, the large number of surgeries that the erstwhile King of Pop "has been subject have proved to be too much for the suffering skin of his face and the artist has seen better solution than to engage in patches that disguise what some media have described as "a monstrous aspect."
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Dressed in a long coat, a long scarf wrapped around with a big hat and dark sunglasses, the singer was allowed out last week, along with two of his daughters. Reluctantly, was caught by paparazzi while he chose books in a store and, since then, began circulating the shocking photos.

Unrecognizable and more haggard than ever, Jackson hopes that at least his face does not come as far down as his career. (Special)