Another egging episode has occurred in Beijing today over the cancelation in launching the iPhone 4S http://asiancorrespondent.com/73780/crowd-too-big-beijing-apple-store-cancels-sale/

It’s a good thing that riots has progressed to less violence like egging but did it have to be the smelly substitute?

Another Language blunder, should I say?, has been made by Dell with its new Tablet called ‘Peju’ which is a slang for ‘sperm’ in Indonesia! They’re going to have quite a time marketing in Indonesia, I suppose.
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Lastly let’s also be careful where we say “Susu” since it means “Milk” in Indonesia, “Breast” in Philippines and “Pee” in India!

Globalization a process of interaction and integration amongst people, companies and governments aided by International Trade and Information Technology is surprisingly not a new process! In fact, it’s as old as 1000 years and eminent even before the First World War in 1914! For instance, the renowned Silk Road across Central Asia which connected China and Europe is a prominent proof of globalization during the middle Ages.
For centuries, people and corporations have been actively taking part in trade between countries. This is probably a well- known fact, even our 6th grade history students are aware of; so why the sudden urge to label this conventional system of trade as “Globalization”. Multi-national companies and big corporations take pride during their marketing presentations showing how their businesses have spread, with the aid of a colorful globe smiling on the screen, that too.
Arguably, the current wave of globalization is all thanks to technological developments and changes in policies over the past few decades. For instance, since 1950 the volume of world trade has increased by 20 times. To note a quote by author Thomas Friedman, that today globalization is “farther, faster, cheaper, and deeper.” The “er” included at the back of each word suggests that all though Globalization holds a new meaning today, it does not mean it never existed!

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“Air matamu mengiris hatiku halus
kuusapkan telapak tanganku ke wajahmu yang pucat
terlihat ketakutan kehilangan akan nafasmu
nafasmu yang mengalir dalam nafasku”

“Kubelai rambutmu dengan kelembutan angin malam
terasa getaran menyatu diujung jari-jari
tak kuasa menahan gejolak kasih
limpahan nuansa kejora malam yang tak bertepi”

Poem translated in English by Google:
Your tears my heart sliced finely
kuusapkan palm of my hand to your face is pale
visible fear will lose your breath
your breath flowing in my breath
I stroked your hair with softness of the night wind
vibration felt tip fused fingers
could not withstand the turmoil of love
abundance of nuance Morning endless night

Translation performed by Vernacular World’s professional:
Your tears have shredded my heart to bits
I use my palm to stroke your stricken face
I feel you fear the loss of your breath
The breath that dwells within my breath

I caress your hair like the softness of the night wind
I feel the vibrations of unity on my fingertips
I feel powerless and can’t hide my affection
Pouring in abundance like a never ending night.