Guidance is a prayer times application for Mac OS X that plays the Adhan when it is time to pray. Designed to be simple and elegant, Guidance sits in the menu bar and shows a countdown until the next prayer. When it’s time for prayer, Guidance displays a Growl notification and plays the adhan. Guidance stays out of the way while providing you with current prayer time information. It’s a 100% free application and for Mac only.

We are looking for students who want to test an iPod for ten days for free.
The iPod comes preloaded with music, podcasts and movies, just turn it on and enjoy! And while testing the iPod you may want to add some more music or videos to it. After your test you can win the iPod!

The iPod works with a PC or a Mac, so everybody can participate!

Interested? Read more…

KOMPAS one of Indonesia’s leading newspaper is available as an epaper. You can read it online, which is cheaper and good for the environment. The technology used is similar to the one we created a preview of the Intercultural Communication booklet, have a look! (Well, KOMPAS is doing it much more sophisticated…)

Thanks, Teppy for the hint!

Well actually these 3 secrets are no real secrets anymore, since Rizky Wisnoentoro, Thesis Advisor of PGP, LSPR is going to share them with you in his interview with Mr.T.

We asked him to tell us what the most important factors are to write a good thesis. Rizky should know because he received a special recognition from LSPR for his own brilliant thesis.

Just listen to his motivating advice and you will write your research paper with confidence and most importantly with a lot less stress and anxiety.

If you like to get more advice on how to write a thesis, leave a comment (click on ‘Leave a Comment’ above)!

In this podcast you will also get an information how you can win an iPod (starting next week). So don’t miss it!

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The Open University is promising to make 300 audio and video files available from current courses - and all for free.

University College London, the Open University and Trinity College Dublin are putting lectures onto iTunes.

Educational content is already available in the United States through the non-charging “iTunes U” section of the music downloading service.

But European universities are now joining, providing video and audio material for students to use on iPods or computers.

The service will include recordings of lectures from leading academics.

“Our students will be able to revisit materials presented to them in lectures, so they can learn anywhere and anytime,” says Professor Peter Mobbs at University College London (UCL).

(From BBC News)