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One week ago The City Hall began construction of bridges in several streets of Tbilisi. At first the aim of building enormous constructions was not very clear for city dwellers. In fact this bridges are built for the inhabitants to pass the streets more carefully, without fear and accidents, caused mostly by traffic. One can simply use the special ladder for crossing the bridges. They are intended for the places where are cross-roads and no underground passages for people. Furthermore the bridges remain advanteges for drivers too: If the inhabitants use them in the future, there will be no more light-signals for drivers to stop and make way for passers-by, it mean that the traffic jams will decrease noticebly. Constructions will end by the end of November 2009. There are similar crossing bridges in different countries of the around the world, which makes progress in everyday life.

'This Is It'

Los Angeles - Michael Jackson's 'This Is It' comes too late in the year to be considered for 2009 documentary Oscar, but the film is about the late King of Pop's preparations for a series of comeback concerts could qualify for other Hollywood honors this year, including Academy Award for the best picture.

The film, which opened around the globe Tuesday and Wednesday has already earned rousing praise from fans and critics, who say it restores Jackson's reputation as a world-class entertainer. It already tops the box office with $20.1 million worldwide after just one full day in theatres.

Sony, which paid $60 million for global film rights, plans to keep 'This Is It' in theaters for just over two weeks. The studio has not said wether it plans to submit the film in any of the Oscar categories - says The Yahoo News portal.

Photo by usafricaonline.co

Artifical Heart

The French scientist Allen Carpenter and Airbus engineer invented an artifical heart, similar to the natural one. Georgian medical internet site www.medportal.ge says that if the experiment ends successfuly, the man-made heart can be placed in human body by the year of 2013.

According to CNN.com/technology the device could save millions of lives and beats almost exactly like the real thing electroning sensors to regulate heart rate and blood flow. It would initially be for patients who had suffered a massive heart attack or who had heart failure.

The artifical heart is expected to cost about 15. 000 Euros.

The Photo by CNN.com

Local library is closed

A local library building was closed near the park of Roses on Agmashenebeli Ave. In the beginning local dwellers hoped that the building would open after restoration. Five days ago when one of the customers who wanted to take a book, found out that the stuff was putting books in boxes for transporation, they said that it will close in the near future. Someone has bought the building and is going to open a fast food restaurant.

There are many bistros and fast food places on this territory, according to that, closing an educational source is not desirable, it can be avoidable.

Unfortunately it is like illnes in Georgia, that everyone wants to open own food place, because it's the most profitable business to earn money.

Alfred Eisenstaedt

Alfred Eisenstaedt (December 6, 1898 - August 24, 1995) was a German American photographer and photojpurnalist. Eisenstaedt was successful enough to become a full - time photographer in 1929. He photographed a meeting between Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini in Italy.

Eisenstaedt's most famous photograph is of an American sailor kissing a young woman on August 14, 1945 in Times Square.Eisenstaedt's last photographs were of President Bill Clinton with wife and daughter on August 1993.

He died in his bed at midnight in his beloved Menemsha Inn cottage known as the 'Pilot house'

Google Earth

კომპანია Google-ის პროექტი, რომლის მეშვეობით ინტერნეტში მოთავსდა დედამიწის მთელი ზედაპირის სატელიტური ფოტოსურათები. ზოგიერთი რეგიონის სურათები საკმაოდ მაგალი სიმკვეთრისაა. ეს პროგრამა თავდაპირველად კომპანია Keyhole-მა გამოუშვა, რომელიც მოგვიანებით Google-მა იყიდა და საყოველთაოდ ხელმისაწვდომი გახადა.

პირველი პერსონალური კომპიუტერი

პირველი პერსონალური კომპიუტერი (PC), პრველად სხვადასხვა ბიზნესის მართვის მიზნით 1970 წელს შეიქმნა. სტივ ჯობსსა და სტივ ვოზნიაკს, რომლებმაც Apple კომპიუტერი დაარსეს, (1976) ასევე პირველი პერსონალური კომპიუტერის შექმნასაც მიაწერენ. კომპიუტერის პროტოტიპის შექმნისთვის მათ ექვს თვეზე მეტი დასჭირდათ. 1970 წელს ბაზარზე პირველად გამოვიდა სახლის პირობებში გამოსაყენებელი კომპიუტერი. იმ დროისათვის პერსონალური კომპიუტერი მხოლოდ 1000 $ ღირდა.