Google Releases Chinese-English-Japanese Dictionary Freeware: Google Jin Shan Ciba (PowerWord)
Google releases a Chinese-English-Japanese dictionary freeware – Google Jin Shan Ciba, co-operated with Kingsoft company, the original Jin Shan Ciba software developer.
Google China CEO
1000 people run Google Jin Shan Ciba, 100 people use Google, 10 people reach Google website, 1 people click the ads. This is how we earn from Google Jin Shan Ciba. The returns won’t be much but we’re looking more in user software experiences.
Google Jin Shan Ciba Freeware
Google Jin Shan Ciba is totally free of charge and no registration is required.
Translation of words or sentences
Some basic functions of Google Jin Shan Ciba
Download: http://download.iciba.com/pwl/powerwordlite.25269.3008.exe (23 MB only)
Google Jin Shan Ciba Website
Additionally, Google and Kingsoft also launches an essential Chinese-English dictionary website.
The video below shows how Google and Kingsoft co-operate to have Jin Shan Ciba dictionary re-destinated.
(Chinese only)
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A China Tale » Study Aches & A Little Software History said,
Wrote on June 24, 2009 @ 3:20 pm
[...] This article springboarded my learnings surrounding this matter. If you tire of my ramblings Wikipedia has a well thought-out entry you may like to peruse. Now to clarify there are several versions of “Powerword” I have seen mentioned back and forth online. The software I initially downloaded (zip file named ‘powerwordlite.25269.3009.exe’) was infact the free software developed by the Google/Kingsoft joint venture (using that term loosly – haven’t researched the official relationship between the two entities). All other versions of Powersoft (I lost count of how many I found – ranging in years from 2000-2009 version numbers 3.0 to 5.5 and a languages Japanese, Chinese, English) were/are produced by Kingsoft and are not freeware. As I’m in China the fact that they are not freeware simply means its a little more difficult for me to effectively transform it into free ware.. [A. Search online for a full download and crack OR B. Go down to my local electronics shopping area and pick up a hacked copy for 10 yuan]. Though I’m sure these behaviors would be frowned upon by many it is an unfortunate defacto law of the land here in China. Some acts are in motion in an effort to circumvent this trend but believe you me for now they remain in full swing. [...]
Kath said,
Wrote on December 25, 2009 @ 6:20 pm
this is really a good stuff……. learn alot vacab from it……..Thanks CIBA and Google
Anonymous said,
Wrote on February 6, 2010 @ 1:46 am
Symptoms of Autism
WHAT IS AUTISM?SYMPTOMS OF AUTISMWHY DOES AUTISM OCCUR?The symptoms of autism and their onset may vary among children, even those who are diagnosed at the same end of the autism spectrum. Below you’ll find information on the most common symptoms. Hopefully, this list will help you identify and better understand your child’s behavior.
Exclusivity/ lack of significant peer-to-peer relations
People with autism often find ways to avoid spending meaningful and intense interactive time with others. While at times they may converse, interact or play with others, there is a significant difference between the amount of quality time an autistic child spends with people versus the amount of time a non-autistic child might spend with others. There are three basic ways this exclusivity presents itself. They are:
Repetitious and self-stimulating behaviors
The single most defining characteristic of autism is “self-stims,” exclusive and repetitious behaviors. For instance, the child may line up objects on the floor repeatedly, flap his hands in front of his head, watch TV or videos over and over, stare off into space for long periods of time, or repeat particular sounds or phrases. These are the behaviors that lead people to describe autism as a child being in his or her “own world.”
Lack of consistent eye contact
While many people with autism can look consistently at objects for long periods of time, they often make little eye contact with other people.
Low attention span for human interactions
Most autistic people don’t interact with others for significant periods of time. Autistics will often halt an interaction by walking away and doing a self-stimulating behavior (see above). They will sometimes return to the interaction after having done the self-stim.
Developmental delays
Autism is a developmental delay. This means that different aspects of the child’s development are slowed. These aspects can vary, but often include: language challenges, self-help skills (such as dressing, toilet training, and brushing teeth), academic issues, and injurious behavior to self or others. Some autistic children have many evident developmental delays, while others may have no apparent delays at all. This is part of what makes treating autism so complicated—and one of the reasons we created Kyle’s Treehouse.
Language challenges
An autistic child’s language skills can range from being completely non-verbal to having a huge vocabulary with the ability to speak in long, meaningful conversations. The main aspects of language are size of vocabulary, clarity of speech, and using speech as the main form of communication versus a self-stimulating behavior.
Self-help skills
Some people with autism dress themselves immaculately, others prefer to wear nothing at all. Some are extremely conscientious when they go to the toilet, others will use a diaper or go on the floor. Some eat a variety of foods, others refuse to eat anything but cookies. As with all developmental delays in autism, the range is immense.
Academics
People with autism may have very strong academic abilities or may show no interest or ability at all in academics. In most cases, autistics don’t value academics and give it little attention. While others are excellent at academics—they love words and numbers and use them as a self-stimulating behavior, a way to be exclusive.
Injurious behaviors
Some children with autism will hit, kick, or bite themselves and others. This may happen when the child is not getting what he or she wants, but may also occur at other times with no explanation.
Ben Ke said,
Wrote on August 8, 2010 @ 7:46 pm
I want to download see what u guys say, but i can’t. Can you guys show me who do you go about?
Ben Ke said,
Wrote on August 8, 2010 @ 7:49 pm
I want to download and have fun, but i don’t know how to download. Can you guys show me how do you go about? Write me mozebaki@yahoo.com