April 15, 2009

"I Dreamed A Dream" or "I Dreamed A Dream"?

By now just about everyone on virtual world know about 47 Year old Susan Boyle. 
If not you can check out why 10,157,411 views her performance in the auditions for Britains Got Talent, singing "I dreamed a dream" from Les Miserables.



April 14, 2009

"Where is everybody going right now?"

Eating? Shopping? or Partying?
Soon anyone from any city will be able to see "live intelligent data" showing where most popular restaurants, popular retails, or popular bars. By using cellphone data, Sense
led by the 35-year-old Skibiski, will be able to pin point "HOT" activities in any city around the world. Others application in the future include track transit systems, study the spread of crime or disease, and even monitor and optimize the movements of workers.
See an example below by Sense Network.



Learn More : Sense Networks

April 12, 2009

Facebook 200 millionth active user, "profitable"?

In less than five years Social Media Facebook reached 200 millionth active user as of April 8, 2009! From U.S. President Barack Obama to French President Nicholas Sarkozy to Company to Organization and most importantly individual who seek to share and connect among each other. The question still remain is Facebook "profitable"?  Read what Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg think...

April 11, 2009

Where U.S. Workers Come From?


NYT posted a visual interactive map of "Where U.S. Workers Come From".
Below is two data set. Explore NYT for more details.

Top 10 Countries
Top tenNumber of workers (+/- Margin of error)
1.Mexico5,286,400+/- 1%
2.Philippines848,800+/- 2%
3.India746,200+/- 2%
4.China653,000+/- 2%
5.El Salvador580,100+/- 2%
6.Vietnam526,000+/- 2%
7.Germany476,100+/- 2%
8.South Korea408,400+/- 2%
9.Cuba399,300+/- 2%
10.Canada364,900+/- 2%

Top 20 occupations for those born in all countries

Only occupations with at least 500 workers are shown.

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OccupationNumber of workers (+/- Margin of error)
1. Clerical and administrative staff1,655,200+/- 1%
2. Sales-related occupations1,464,900+/- 1%
3. Managers and administrators1,337,300+/- 1%
4. Skilled construction workers1,180,300+/- 1%
5. Industrial equipment operators1,025,100+/- 1%
6. Cooks and other food preparers990,900+/- 1%
7. Drivers and other transportation workers722,200+/- 2%
8. Mechanics and equipment repairers589,500+/- 2%
9. Teachers516,200+/- 2%
10. Construction laborers500,200+/- 2%
11. Scientists and quantitative analysts473,900+/- 2%
12. Other manual laborers455,300+/- 2%
13. Janitors446,500+/- 2%
14. Assembly line workers390,000+/- 2%
15. Accountants and other financial specialists377,200+/- 2%
16. Nursing aides, orderlies and attendants372,900+/- 2%
17. Computer software developers368,600+/- 2%
18. Household service staff357,400+/- 2%
19. Engineers and architects351,000+/- 3%
20. Gardeners and groundskeepers339,000+/- 3%




April 9, 2009

132 Miles without human driving?


By using artifical intelligence, laser-guided vision, GPS navigation, and 3-D mapping systems about 23 unman vehicles compete for the 2 Million Dollars DARPA Grand Challenge. As a result MDV won the first robot car to navigate a 132-mile course with no human intervention.



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