Need practice in Malagasy language.

Neither the first nor the second one. Actually, I live in a small town.

Do you remember the warmth of the south? Do you remember the sound of the sea? The air full of fragrance of pines, wild herbs and flowers, The drumbeats of a music band in  twilight out there on the sea coast? Take that all and bring it to me. Words are better than thousands of pictures. They are the keys to millions of notions that have been kept in mind through all our life, And can be brought to light just now and make us smile And speak for hours, sharing this abundance. The pictures are just covers, hiding them behind. All this may stay in web like many other things. To everyone the same, by us - forgotten. Or live between us full of sense in words. The words you'll tell me. Will you tell the words?

Using the internet instead of printed materials when doing a research has a number of advantages.    Firstly, it's hard to argue that it would be a huge waste of time to get to the library and then find the desired books or articles, even with the help of an experienced librarian.    Another aspect is that there can be no guarantee that  the material is available, while the internet is an almost limitless source.    And last but not least, up-to-date electronic applications make the process of working itself much easier from the ergonomic point of view. Any document or a paragraph can easily be copied, cut out, inserted and finally printed, which is more effective compared to writing with a pen for long hours.    All this makes most people around the world choose the internet when they work with information.

In conclusion I would like to say that all is not gold that glitters. We should not lose our heads and we should not forget that the Internet is like a knife that might be useful in the kitchen, but it might also turn our life into hell if it is in the hands of a criminal. So,take care.

It's hard to imagine today's world without the Internet.I guess that most people are likely to agree that this technology has changed our life for better. And I would gladly share their opinion, but I can't.     You can't deny the fact that people have never had through the whole history such an unprecedented access to information. For many centuries knowledge has been sacred. Only people of certain social layers like clergy, aristocracy and , of course, people of power had the right of using books. The Internet is even difficult to compare to the era of printed books, bookshops and libraries. The use of the Internet for educational needs is hard to underestimate.    Needless to say that it saves our time. With a single click of a mouse we can find any information we need. Not only can we satisfy our information hunger in such an easy way. We can go shopping online. We can order plane tickets or pizza without lifting our bottom from the chair. Being a huge music fan I can't ignore the fact that I have downloaded almost all the music I dreamed about and I've found much more.     However, there are some buts which do not let me agree that everything is so nice about the Internet. The first one is that the Internet is often used for bad purposes. Our private life is in danger. For example, it's not a secret that all our personal data are collected and even sold. Anyone,if needed can track our likes and dislikes, our thoughts.  Not less terrible is the fact that our children, surfing the internet, come across so called websites for adults. And even playing video games online they become addicted and often dyslexic. And,of course, what we believed at some point would help us get closer to each other, I mean different messengers and social networking sites,in fact make us feel lonely.