communication

From Page: "There is no question that words are beautiful and every language is unique. For some people the mastery of words come from a deep-rooted interest in word origins and translations. While other people amazedly create new ways the world uses the words that their culture has to use. Let’s take a look at how people are using the words we use today."

AirPort Flow 1.2 is a free utility for Leopard that monitor the transfer rates of your AirPort Extreme. The top graph shows the incoming TCP traffic to the router and the lower one shows the outgoing TCP traffic from the router on a given interface.

All of this is innate for me, but I thought some of you might like to know.

Quoted: A cat's "first language" consists of a complex system of scent, facial expression, complex body language, and touch whereas we humans communicate primarily through sound. Cats soon realize that we don't understand the non-verbal signals they send to each other, so they vocalize in an attempt to communicate in our language. By observing which sounds elicit which actions from us, a cat is always learning how to make requests (or demands).

Quoted: If someone asked you to describe the heartbeat of your home, how would you describe it – erratic, racing, consistent and steady, or always changing and unpredictable? Here are some of the signs of an unhealthy family enviroment and some of a healthy one....

Communication within a relationship is vital for it to work.

Fascinating piece about how e-mail is becoming obsolete (although not in my world - I check it obsessively). Apparently, 50% of teen Internet users prefer IM over e-mail and Web sites like Facebook are now the communication hubs.

Quoted: Those of us older than 25 can't imagine a life without e-mail. For the Facebook generation, it's hard to imagine a life of only e-mail, much less a life before it.

Quoted: Scriblink is a powerful tool that allows you to collaborate in real time on a digital whiteboard where you can sketch, plan, collaborate or just have fun.