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The first-time attendance of a delegate from the United States to ceremonies commemorating for the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, Japan has been used to push for a world free of nuclear weapons.

…Scene from the Hiroshima ceremony
The first-time attendance of a delegate from the United States to ceremonies commemorating for the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, Japan has been used to push for a world free of nuclear weapons.
American Ambassador John Roos joined representatives from 74 other nations at the ceremony.
A moment of silence was held at 08:15, the exact time the atomic bomb was dropped on August 6, 1945 that killed 140,000 people. Offerings of water were given to the dead.
Roos said in a statement that he wanted to use the ceremony to push for a nuclear-free world, which is top of the international agenda of US President Barack Obama.
Ambassador Roos attending the Hiroshima ceremony
For the sake of future generations, we must continue to work together to realize a world without nuclear weapons, Roos said.
Hiroshima mayor Mayor Tadatoshi Akiba welcomed the American Ambassador’s attendance and agreed with the idea of eliminating nuclear weapons from the world, reports The UK Guardian.
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Hiroshima Ceremony Pushes Nuke-Free Agenda

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Yahoo!-Google deal in Japan is anti-competitive, says Microsoft.

…”This deal gives Google virtually 100 percent of all searches in Japan, both paid and unpaid.” Brad Smith, Microsoft’s general counsel, said in a statement.He also refers to the expected 2008 Yahoo! Google deal which was scraped owing to anti-competitive fears.I wonder what Microsoft thinks of its own monopoly in the PC segment where the company has exclusive deals with all major PC vendors to pre-install Windows.This monopoly, in my opinion, is more dangerous than the fears Microsoft has about Yahoo! Google deal.Every competition has been crushed in the PC segment. All major vendors including Dell, HP and Lenovo offers ‘only’ Windows pre-installed laptops and desktops for non-enterprise segment.If you are a Gnu/Linux, BSD or Solaris user you are forced to buy Windows pre-installed PCs. Even if you format the hard-drive and install OS of your choice you end up paying cost of Windows which you will never use.All vendors splash ‘we recommend windows 7′. It is not clear to an end user if it is a recommendation…

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Time To End Microsoft Monopoly?

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