Congratulations Yip Pin Xiu, for winning gold in the Paralympics 50m Backstroke. Not only did she break the Paralympic record but also the world record!
What an amazing event. I think no one is able to reach his record for a very long time. To pass 9.70 seconds is almost impossible but Usain crossed that mark comfortably without any tail wind.
Heck, the second man, Richard Thompson of Trinidad and Tobago, crossed the line at 9.89 seconds. That's TWENTY seconds more!
Just how fast is Usain Bolt? Too fast! You can actually see that he kinda slowed his stride slightly before reaching the line. I bet he can go even faster.
He is gunning to win the 200m in the upcoming event.
Usain Bolt is the first Jamaican to win this Olympic event.
After several tries trying to get into Mozilla to download Firefox 3, I finally got into the right download page. Yeah now I have my FREE Firefox 3. What's the fuss? I love this browser and I wanted to be part of the Guinness Record. Even as it is not an individual record, at least I was part of it. :P
Anyway, not any major visual changes, I think the most prominent change you can see are the icons; back/forward buttons, reload, home. Firefox still sticks to it's minimalistic features, which to me is good because I do not like my browser to be all cluttered.
Firefox claims that they are now faster, safer and smarter than the Firefox 2. Well, after using it for a while, it does feel faster, safer and smarter. No problems so far, I can still surf and watch videos online without any lagging.
Surprisingly, the address bar is being named the "Awesome" bar. It is awesome because instead of using a keyboard shortcut to boookmark a page, you can now do so just by clicking on the outline star on the right. Click twice and you can select where you want to save your bookmark. Plus, it also becomes like a search bar. Whatever you type, it shows the pages you have visited before. Nothing new, but a bit different. You'll have to try it out to get a sense of what I mean.
10.20 Jesse Owens (USA) Chicago (1936) 10.00 Bob Hayes (USA) Tokyo (1964) 9.95 Jim Hines (USA) Mexico City (1968) 9.93 Carl Lewis (USA) Rome (1987) 9.92 Carl Lewis (USA) Seoul (1988) 9.90 Leroy Burrell (USA) New York (1991) 9.86 Carl Lewis (USA) Tokyo (1991) 9.84 Donovan Bailey (CAN) Atlanta (1996) 9.79 Maurice Greene (USA) Athens (1999) 9.74 Asafa Powell (JAM) Rieti (2007) 9.72 Usain Bolt (JAM) New York (2008)
It's is coming soon and ready to be downloaded for all of you out there! Prepare to download the best browser out there and set a new world record for the most downloaded software in 24 hours!