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Easy English PSL: A Must Have Learning Gadget

September 14, 2008 · Comments 

Getting bored with the usual textbooks? Ever imagine your book with sounds and fully colored pictures? With the revolutionary educational toy, Easy English PSL, you’ll be learning English and have fun both at the same time.

Easy English Palm-Size Learner (EE PSL) is an MP4 player that is preloaded with fully illustrated voice-narrated chip containing classic English literature, vocabulary words, garden of verses and other information that will help a child with his grammar, intonation and pronunciation.

It specifically contains 104 Aesop’s fables, 20 A Child’s Garden of Verses, 37 Teaching Manners, 154 Mother Goose rhymes and a thousand vocabulary words. All contents were studied thoroughly by the experts of American Institutes for Learning.

With this learning device, you don’t need to buy volumes of books for you to be able to learn English. It’s also very handy that you can listen to it anytime, anywhere. It’s also a great way to attract children to give time to study instead of just spending time with the console. With a very helpful gadget like this, no doubt that the future generation will be able to master the English language fluently.

Last Friday, A-Z Marketing and Reverie Communication and Connections formally launched the said product and it’s now available to the public. You can buy now EE PSL in it’s introductory price of 7,999. If you are interested, you may contact Reverie Communications and Connections, Incorporated at 735-5132 and 723-1242 or A-Z Marketing, Incorporated at 747-9250.

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Written by Hanne Rebollos · Ennah is currently taking up B.S. Computer Science and Information Technology Major in Systems and Software Engineering at Asia Pacific College. Her life as a comsci student is really tough. Nevertheless, she makes it fun and exciting. =D

Up for a programming challenge? Join Google Code Jam

June 27, 2008 · 3 Comments 

Google Code Jam is back. Google Code Jam is an annual coding competition open to all professional and students programmers who are up to the challenge of competing against the clock and with other programmers around the world.

If you’re up to the rush of the competition and if you think you have what it takes to win, then register now.

Registration started last June17, 2008 and will end at July 17, 2008. The competition will begin at mid July and will continue in August, in which contestants will compete in online round with other contestants around the globe. If you are lucky enough to be in the top 500, you will advance in the on-site competition at a local Google office to compete against other programmers within your same region. The top 500 will be cut down to 100 top coders who will compete head-to-head at the search giant’s Mountain View bunker in California this November.

And what’s really great about this contest is that Google Code Jam lets you program in the coding language and development environment of your choice. You don’t have to adjust in any language or environment, the contest is very flexible.

Whether you just want to practice your coding skills or you’re serious in winning this programming contest, this contest will enhance your coding abilities, creativity, and ingenuity to solve a series of challenges. This is also a great opportunity for all Filipinos out there to prove that we can top in the programming world.

If you have any questions or inquiries, just visit http://code.google.com/codejam/

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Written by Hanne Rebollos · Ennah is currently taking up B.S. Computer Science and Information Technology Major in Systems and Software Engineering at Asia Pacific College. Her life as a comsci student is really tough. Nevertheless, she makes it fun and exciting. =D