MacAmour is back, and this is all thanks to M8trix who actively worked on it to make it up and working again. I really feel sorry about what happened…Welcome back to all of you dear readers, missed you!
2007 is over.. What a year! We had almost everything!
Oil prices raised, wars (of course), terrorism, cries and so many human and natural disasters! What will happen in 2008?
Many events that will probably change the shape of our world: US presidential elections and Russian presidential elections too (Bush and Poutine won’t have the right to be candidates once again), but I’m sure Vladimir Poutine will remain on top of the government maybe as a prime Minister.
There will also Olympic Games.. in China! The question of human rights will be asked again, there will be possibly a boycott of the games that will take place in a country who decided to sacrif ice a whole generation to become an industrial power.
Nicolas Sarkozy will marry the beautiful Carla Bruni, he will also try to seduce North African countries to boost mediterranean exchanges. In 2008, we’ll talk again about oil, about terrorism, about hate, about Israel/Palestine, about Afghanistan, about nuclear (Iran) etc…
Wish all of you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year full of love and harmony!
Hi,
I’m writing a “personal” post today, for MacAmour’s second birthday, that’s not a lot compared to Apple but it worths to be claimed .. at least.. here.
MacAmour has been launched on december 20th 2005 under the name “MacTrix”, then it became “Mac & Design” and finally “MacAmour”. I’m happy to see that 2 years later the site is still on the www. If this site is still alive, it’s absolutely not a coincidence: the emails we’re receiving, the visitors we’re having, the help of developers and your comments are here to encourage MacAmour’s expansion.
From a simple blog hosted at blogger.com, it had it’s own domain name: macamour.com, and a few days ago it started its community.
Thanks,
Hedi REGAYA
I wish a happy 20th birthday to the Tunisian people and to our president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, which is making of our country an example in the Arabic world, and the most advanced one in the whole African continent. Since November 7th 1987, Tunisia is in an exponential growth: economically, socially and politically. I’m sad to see here and there on the internet some people talking bad about some aspects which never existed of the Tunisian life, but thank God they are only a few and their audience is weaker than they are.
Tunisia is better than ever! Modernism and traditions at the same time. Open market and almost full employment. Not a lot of natural resources and a lot of brains and talents. That’s the magic President Ben Ali is making since 1987!
That’s why I’m with Zine El Abidine Ben Ali heart and soul for the 2009 presidential election in Tunisia!
A personal reminder…
| Number of zeros | U.S. & scientific community | Other countries |
| 3 | thousand | thousand |
| 6 | million | million |
| 9 | billion | 1000 million (1 milliard) |
| 12 | trillion | billion |
| 15 | quadrillion | 1000 billion |
| 18 | quintillion | trillion |
| 21 | sextillion | 1000 trillion |
| 24 | septillion | quadrillion |
| 27 | octillion | 1000 quadrillion |
| 30 | nonillion | quintillion |
| 33 | decillion | 1000 quintillion |
| 36 | undecillion | sextillion |
| 39 | duodecillion | 1000 sextillion |
| 42 | tredecillion | septillion |
| 45 | quattuordecillion | 1000 septillion |
| 48 | quindecillion | octillion |
| 51 | sexdecillion | 1000 octillion |
| 54 | septendecillion | nonillion |
| 57 | octodecillion | 1000 nonillion |
| 60 | novemdecillion | decillion |
| 63 | vigintillion | 1000 decillion |
| 66 - 120 | undecillion - vigintillion | |
| 303 | centillion | |
| 600 | centillion |
I ordered this item (Cocoa Programing for Mac OS X by Aaron Hillegass) from eBay 67 days ago, and it finally arrived, just wanted to mention it because it made me laugh!
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