- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8
- 9
- 10
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Top Ten Arthritis Myths
According to the Arthritis Foundation one in five adults, or 46 million Americans, have been diagnosed with arthritis. There are two main types of arthritis: osteoarthritis (the most common) and rheumatoid arthritis. Conditions like lupus, like gout, and fibromyalgia also fall under the arthritis umbrella. Many things can cause arthritis -- namely genetics, sedentary lifestyles, and joint injury. However, many of the things we think cause arthritis in fact don't, says Patience White, M.D., chief public health officer for the Arthritis Foundation.
Click the gallery below to learn the ten things that don't cause arthritis.
Click the gallery below to learn the ten things that don't cause arthritis.
Top 10 Online Translation Services
I often use Google Translate to translate Chinese into English, or to translate English into Chinese, and one day I just wonder if there are any other online translation services that like Google Translate.
Later, I find out that the answer is yes, there are really other similar and free online translation services for you to translate your text from one language to another. And among those free online translation services, I think below 10 are the best, of course, including Google Translation.
BabelXL is powered by Google and supports 52 languages. You can active the virtual keyboards, select one and enter your text, or you can just copy and paste the text, which will be automatically detected and translated into your target languages. The translation result can be sent to Twitter easily through twuit.com.
Check out BabelXL
The online translation service Freegly supports 34 languages, your input text will be automatically detected, virtual keyboards are available. Just enter your text, and select your target language, then you are done.
Check out Frengly
Google Translate has supported 54 languages up till now. You can enter text or a webpage URL, or even upload a document, Google Translate can do the rest, but it won’t auto-detect your input text until you select Translate from Detect language.
Check out Google Translate
Nice Translator is also an online translation service powered by Google, supporting 51 languages. Your input text will be auto-detected, when you select the translator, your text will be translated automatically. You can translate your text into multiple languages in the same web page.
Check out Nice Translator
PROMT Translator supports text translation and webpage translation. The text translator supports 7 languages, including English, German, Russia, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and French. The website translator supports 4 languages, including English, German, Russia and Spanish.
Check out PROMT Translator
Most services of SDL Free Translation is not free, but your can translate your text into 34 languages for free with 10,000 words at a time, and you can translate a webpage into 7 languages (but excluding Chinese). This free online translation is also powered by Google.
Check out SDL Free Translation
As a free online translation service, SYSTRANet supports 14 languages, you can enter and translate up to 3,000 words per time, and you can also translate a web page into another language.
Check out SYSTRANet
Tradukka is such a website from which you can translate the language in real time, your text will be translated while you are typing. Tradukka supports 52 languages, and lets you translate up to 5,000 characters at a time.
Check out Tradukka
The online translation service WorldLingo supports 31 languages, you can translate your text, a document file, or a website, and you can also translate your email and send to your friends directly, but for free account, you can only translate 500 words a time.
Check out WorldLingo
Yahoo! Babel Fish supports 11 languages, and you can enter 150 words per time, but there is no words limit when you translate a web page.
Check out Yahoo! Babel Fish
Among the above 10 online translation services, I often use Google Translate, but sometimes use Tradukka? Which one is your favorite? Or do you have any other similar online translation services? Share with us by adding a comment.
Later, I find out that the answer is yes, there are really other similar and free online translation services for you to translate your text from one language to another. And among those free online translation services, I think below 10 are the best, of course, including Google Translation.
1. BabelXL
BabelXL is powered by Google and supports 52 languages. You can active the virtual keyboards, select one and enter your text, or you can just copy and paste the text, which will be automatically detected and translated into your target languages. The translation result can be sent to Twitter easily through twuit.com.
Check out BabelXL
2. Frengly
The online translation service Freegly supports 34 languages, your input text will be automatically detected, virtual keyboards are available. Just enter your text, and select your target language, then you are done.
Check out Frengly
3. Google Translate
Google Translate has supported 54 languages up till now. You can enter text or a webpage URL, or even upload a document, Google Translate can do the rest, but it won’t auto-detect your input text until you select Translate from Detect language.
Check out Google Translate
4. Nice Translator
Nice Translator is also an online translation service powered by Google, supporting 51 languages. Your input text will be auto-detected, when you select the translator, your text will be translated automatically. You can translate your text into multiple languages in the same web page.
Check out Nice Translator
5. PROMT Translator
PROMT Translator supports text translation and webpage translation. The text translator supports 7 languages, including English, German, Russia, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and French. The website translator supports 4 languages, including English, German, Russia and Spanish.
Check out PROMT Translator
6. SDL Free Translation
Most services of SDL Free Translation is not free, but your can translate your text into 34 languages for free with 10,000 words at a time, and you can translate a webpage into 7 languages (but excluding Chinese). This free online translation is also powered by Google.
Check out SDL Free Translation
7. SYSTRANet
As a free online translation service, SYSTRANet supports 14 languages, you can enter and translate up to 3,000 words per time, and you can also translate a web page into another language.
Check out SYSTRANet
8. Tradukka
Tradukka is such a website from which you can translate the language in real time, your text will be translated while you are typing. Tradukka supports 52 languages, and lets you translate up to 5,000 characters at a time.
Check out Tradukka
9. WorldLingo
The online translation service WorldLingo supports 31 languages, you can translate your text, a document file, or a website, and you can also translate your email and send to your friends directly, but for free account, you can only translate 500 words a time.
Check out WorldLingo
10. Yahoo! Babel Fish
Yahoo! Babel Fish supports 11 languages, and you can enter 150 words per time, but there is no words limit when you translate a web page.
Check out Yahoo! Babel Fish
Among the above 10 online translation services, I often use Google Translate, but sometimes use Tradukka? Which one is your favorite? Or do you have any other similar online translation services? Share with us by adding a comment.
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Top 10 Coupon Sites
Using coupon sites can save you a considerable amount of money, which is more important than ever in today’s economy. With newspaper subscriptions dwindling worldwide, online coupon sites have become a popular way to access store coupons. Here are 10 coupon sites that can offer you great discounts on things you need.
1. 24.7 Coupon
This site offers thousands of coupons, allows you to register and upload coupons yourself, and has a blog that will keep you up to date on the latest coupons. This is a great site on which to share your coupons with others.
2. Savings.com
Savings.com allows you to browse by brand or category of item you’re looking for. You can also sign up for a free newsletter that offers the latest coupons along with money-saving tips on groceries, clothing, and more.
3. PromotionalCodes.com
Here you can search alphabetically by store. This site’s “expiring codes” section alerts you to codes that are expiring soon, ensuring that you don’t miss a deal you need. This is a great site to use if you are looking for deals within a particular store.
4. A Full Cup
This is a community-oriented site, with forums and social groups for people with like-minded shopping interests. Chat with others about saving money on particular items and your own experience with coupon sites.
5. Webby Planet
Follow this site on Twitter. You can view top stores and best deals in a convenient location on the site’s Home page.
6. Dazzling Deals
This site has an especially extensive selection of grocery coupons, as well as an entire page devoted to free shipping deals. This site has been recognized by Reader’s Digest as a good source of grocery coupons.
7. Coupon Club
This site has some great deals as well, but requires registration to access the coupons. Registration is free, however, and you can customize your account to suit your particular needs.
8. CouponWinner.com
This site features a particularly large number of categories for coupon items, such as pets and travel. Each category offers deals for many retailers and brand names.
9. DealCatcher
This site features Sunday ads on their own page, and offers the option of subscribing to new coupons via e-mail
10. Red Plum
This site offers some direction in selecting items for which to use coupons, such as holiday gift ideas, grocery saving tips, fashion advice, and editors’ picks
1. 24.7 Coupon
This site offers thousands of coupons, allows you to register and upload coupons yourself, and has a blog that will keep you up to date on the latest coupons. This is a great site on which to share your coupons with others.
2. Savings.com
Savings.com allows you to browse by brand or category of item you’re looking for. You can also sign up for a free newsletter that offers the latest coupons along with money-saving tips on groceries, clothing, and more.
3. PromotionalCodes.com
Here you can search alphabetically by store. This site’s “expiring codes” section alerts you to codes that are expiring soon, ensuring that you don’t miss a deal you need. This is a great site to use if you are looking for deals within a particular store.
4. A Full Cup
This is a community-oriented site, with forums and social groups for people with like-minded shopping interests. Chat with others about saving money on particular items and your own experience with coupon sites.
5. Webby Planet
Follow this site on Twitter. You can view top stores and best deals in a convenient location on the site’s Home page.
6. Dazzling Deals
This site has an especially extensive selection of grocery coupons, as well as an entire page devoted to free shipping deals. This site has been recognized by Reader’s Digest as a good source of grocery coupons.
7. Coupon Club
This site has some great deals as well, but requires registration to access the coupons. Registration is free, however, and you can customize your account to suit your particular needs.
8. CouponWinner.com
This site features a particularly large number of categories for coupon items, such as pets and travel. Each category offers deals for many retailers and brand names.
9. DealCatcher
This site features Sunday ads on their own page, and offers the option of subscribing to new coupons via e-mail
10. Red Plum
This site offers some direction in selecting items for which to use coupons, such as holiday gift ideas, grocery saving tips, fashion advice, and editors’ picks
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)