over the years, competitors' reactions]]>
over the years, competitors' reactions]]>
I just took a peek at the movie trailer and it looks good!! 
The book is not scary and I see why teens (and adults) are so fascinated by it.
It's kind of like "The Breakfast Club" for dead teens. 
!Has anyone else been reading this?]]>
I just took a peek at the movie trailer and it looks good!! The book is not scary and I see why teens (and adults) are so fascinated by it.
It's kind of like "The Breakfast Club" for dead teens. !Has anyone else been reading this?]]>
Well here are some examples of the Corporate Language and what they actually mean:
'We will do it'
means
'You will do it' ;-)
'You have done a great job'
means
'More work to be given to you' :-(
'There was a slight miscommunication'
means
'We had actually lied' :-[
'We are on the right track but there needs
to be a slight extension of the deadline'
means
'The project is screwed up, we cannot deliver on time.' O:-)
'We had slight differences of opinion'
means
'We had actually fought' :-D
'Make a list of the work that you do and
let's see how I can help you'
means
'Anyway you have to find a way out, no help from me' ;-)
'You should have told me earlier'
means
'Well even if you told me earlier that
would have made hardly any difference!' ;-)
'That's actually a good question'
means
'I do not know anything about it' :-P
.
.
.
AND FINALLY, THE BEST OF ALL...
.
.
.
.
'All the Best'
means
' You are in trouble']]>
Well here are some examples of the Corporate Language and what they actually mean:
'We will do it'
means
'You will do it' ;-)
'You have done a great job'
means
'More work to be given to you' :-(
'There was a slight miscommunication'
means
'We had actually lied' :-[
'We are on the right track but there needs
to be a slight extension of the deadline'
means
'The project is screwed up, we cannot deliver on time.' O:-)
'We had slight differences of opinion'
means
'We had actually fought' :-D
'Make a list of the work that you do and
let's see how I can help you'
means
'Anyway you have to find a way out, no help from me' ;-)
'You should have told me earlier'
means
'Well even if you told me earlier that
would have made hardly any difference!' ;-)
'That's actually a good question'
means
'I do not know anything about it' :-P
.
.
.
AND FINALLY, THE BEST OF ALL...
.
.
.
.
'All the Best'
means
' You are in trouble']]>
So, I just dropped in to say hi to everyone and built a better rapport with the people here. This looks like a good place for the iGadgets. It would be great to interact with the members here and have some quality discussions here sharing some useful information. ]]> So, I just dropped in to say hi to everyone and built a better rapport with the people here. This looks like a good place for the iGadgets. It would be great to interact with the members here and have some quality discussions here sharing some useful information. ]]>Thanks]]>
Thanks]]>
None of the freeBSD machines were touched because there seem to be very few rootkits available.
I'd say the major security issue with LINUX is going to be rootkits which really only work because the source is available.
How may rootkits are there for LINUX at the moment?....what would be the best way to protect against such an attack?]]>
None of the freeBSD machines were touched because there seem to be very few rootkits available.
I'd say the major security issue with LINUX is going to be rootkits which really only work because the source is available.
How may rootkits are there for LINUX at the moment?....what would be the best way to protect against such an attack?]]>
1. Night Of The Living Dead
2. Dawn of the Dead
3. Psycho
4. The Exorcist
5. Frankenstein.]]>
1. Night Of The Living Dead
2. Dawn of the Dead
3. Psycho
4. The Exorcist
5. Frankenstein.]]>
I just had "Windows Vista, Home Premium, 64 BIT", installed and it showed all 4 GB ram available.
I just installed a fresh copy of "Windows 7, Ultimate, 64 bit", and my motherboard, an ASROCK G31M-S supports 8 GB ram, but its still showing only 3 - 3.19 GB available when i right-click on the "My Computer" then i click on "Properties".
I "Enabled" the "Memory Remap" option in the BIOS and nothing has changed.
CPU-Z recognizes the 4 GB of RAM, and so does Windows in the "System Information", but it only allows 3 bloody GB!!!
Someone please help...
Thanks...]]>
I just had "Windows Vista, Home Premium, 64 BIT", installed and it showed all 4 GB ram available.
I just installed a fresh copy of "Windows 7, Ultimate, 64 bit", and my motherboard, an ASROCK G31M-S supports 8 GB ram, but its still showing only 3 - 3.19 GB available when i right-click on the "My Computer" then i click on "Properties".
I "Enabled" the "Memory Remap" option in the BIOS and nothing has changed.
CPU-Z recognizes the 4 GB of RAM, and so does Windows in the "System Information", but it only allows 3 bloody GB!!!
Someone please help...
Thanks...]]>
There are some musical instruments that are easier to learn than others and are suitable for beginners. Here are the top 10 instruments for beginners in no particular order.
Violin
![[Image: Satin__Antique_Violin.jpg]](http://www.germes-online.com/direct/dbimage/50340018/Satin__Antique_Violin.jpg)
Violins are fairly easy to start learning and is mostly suitable for children 6 years and older. They come in a variety of sizes, from full size to 1/16, depending on the age of the learner. Violins are very popular and in demand so if you become a professional player it wouldn't be hard to join an orchestra or any musical group. Remember to opt for non-electric violins as it is more adequate for beginning students.
Cello
![[Image: Cello.jpg]](http://www.lakewoodconferences.com/direct/dbimage/50332560/Cello.jpg)
Another instrument that is fairly easy to start and suitable for kids 6 years and older. It is essentially a large violin but its' body is thicker. It is played the same way as the violin, by rubbing the bow across the string. But where you can play the violin standing up, the cello is played sitting down while holding it between your legs. It also comes in different sizes from full size to 1/4.
Double Bass
![[Image: double_bass.jpg]](http://www.compositiontoday.com/sound_bank/double_bass/double_bass.jpg)
This instrument is like a huge cello and is played the same way, by rubbing the bow across the strings. Another way of playing it is by plucking or striking the strings. Double bass can be played while standing up or sitting down and is suitable for kids 11 years and older. It also comes in various sizes from full size, 3/4, 1/2 and smaller. The double bass isn't as popular as other string instruments but is essential in most kinds of ensemble especially jazz bands.
Flutes
![[Image: flute.jpg]](http://www.iss.k12.nc.us/schools/mountmourne/lgragg/flute.jpg)
Flutes are very popular and suitable for children to learn at age 10 upwards. Since it is very popular, there will be a lot of competition out there if you do decide to continue professionally. But don't let this fact dishearten you. The flute is one of the easiest instrument to learn, easy to transport, not hard on the budget and fun to play.
Clarinet
![[Image: clarinet1.jpg]](http://wolfswiki.pbworks.com/f/clarinet1.jpg)
Another instrument of the woodwind family that is easy to start for kids 10 years and older. Like the flute, it is very popular and you will find opportunities to play it professionally if you desire. There are students who start off with the clarinet and take another instrument like a saxophone and have no problems with the transition.
Saxophone
Saxophones come in a variety of sizes and types: like the soprano saxophone, the alto sax, tenor sax and the baritone sax. It is suitable for kids age 12 years and older. The alto saxophone is advisable for beginners. You will have a lot of opportunities to play the saxophone as it is needed in most school orchestras.
Trumpet
The trumpet belongs to the brass family of instruments and is quite easy to start for students age 10 and older. Trumpets are orchestral instruments mostly used in jazz bands. It is easy to learn, easy to transport, fun to play and not very expensive. Remember to avoid buying a trumpet with a painted finish as the paint will chip.
Guitar
![[Image: Classical_Guitar.jpg]](http://blog.bioethics.net/Classical_Guitar.jpg)
The guitar is one of the most popular instruments and is suitable for students age 6 years upwards. Folk style is easier to start with for beginners and remember to opt for non-electric guitars if you're just starting out. Guitars come in a variety of sizes and styles to suit any students need. Guitars are a mainstay in most music ensembles and you can also play it solo and still sound appealing.
Piano
![[Image: segatoys-mini-grand-piano.jpg]](http://cache.gizmodo.com/assets/resources/2007/04/segatoys-mini-grand-piano.jpg)
Suitable for kids 6 years and older. The piano takes a lot of time and patience to master, but once you do, it is worth it. The piano is one of the most versatile instruments out there and one of the most beautiful sounding. Traditional pianos are more suitable for beginners but there are a lot of electronic pianos out in the market right now that sound and feel like a real piano and cost almost the same.
Harp
The harp is surprisingly easy to start. There are piano students who learn to play the harp with little difficulty because both instruments require reading music pieces in double-stave. Harps come in small sizes for kids age 8 years upwards and bigger harps for students 12 years and older. There are not a lot of people who play the harp and finding a teacher may be difficult. Nevertheless, it is one of the most ancient and beautiful sounding instrument and it's worth learning if you desire.]]>
There are some musical instruments that are easier to learn than others and are suitable for beginners. Here are the top 10 instruments for beginners in no particular order.
Violin
Violins are fairly easy to start learning and is mostly suitable for children 6 years and older. They come in a variety of sizes, from full size to 1/16, depending on the age of the learner. Violins are very popular and in demand so if you become a professional player it wouldn't be hard to join an orchestra or any musical group. Remember to opt for non-electric violins as it is more adequate for beginning students.
Cello
Another instrument that is fairly easy to start and suitable for kids 6 years and older. It is essentially a large violin but its' body is thicker. It is played the same way as the violin, by rubbing the bow across the string. But where you can play the violin standing up, the cello is played sitting down while holding it between your legs. It also comes in different sizes from full size to 1/4.
Double Bass
This instrument is like a huge cello and is played the same way, by rubbing the bow across the strings. Another way of playing it is by plucking or striking the strings. Double bass can be played while standing up or sitting down and is suitable for kids 11 years and older. It also comes in various sizes from full size, 3/4, 1/2 and smaller. The double bass isn't as popular as other string instruments but is essential in most kinds of ensemble especially jazz bands.
Flutes
Flutes are very popular and suitable for children to learn at age 10 upwards. Since it is very popular, there will be a lot of competition out there if you do decide to continue professionally. But don't let this fact dishearten you. The flute is one of the easiest instrument to learn, easy to transport, not hard on the budget and fun to play.
Clarinet
Another instrument of the woodwind family that is easy to start for kids 10 years and older. Like the flute, it is very popular and you will find opportunities to play it professionally if you desire. There are students who start off with the clarinet and take another instrument like a saxophone and have no problems with the transition.
Saxophone
Saxophones come in a variety of sizes and types: like the soprano saxophone, the alto sax, tenor sax and the baritone sax. It is suitable for kids age 12 years and older. The alto saxophone is advisable for beginners. You will have a lot of opportunities to play the saxophone as it is needed in most school orchestras.
Trumpet
The trumpet belongs to the brass family of instruments and is quite easy to start for students age 10 and older. Trumpets are orchestral instruments mostly used in jazz bands. It is easy to learn, easy to transport, fun to play and not very expensive. Remember to avoid buying a trumpet with a painted finish as the paint will chip.
Guitar
The guitar is one of the most popular instruments and is suitable for students age 6 years upwards. Folk style is easier to start with for beginners and remember to opt for non-electric guitars if you're just starting out. Guitars come in a variety of sizes and styles to suit any students need. Guitars are a mainstay in most music ensembles and you can also play it solo and still sound appealing.
Piano
Suitable for kids 6 years and older. The piano takes a lot of time and patience to master, but once you do, it is worth it. The piano is one of the most versatile instruments out there and one of the most beautiful sounding. Traditional pianos are more suitable for beginners but there are a lot of electronic pianos out in the market right now that sound and feel like a real piano and cost almost the same.
Harp
The harp is surprisingly easy to start. There are piano students who learn to play the harp with little difficulty because both instruments require reading music pieces in double-stave. Harps come in small sizes for kids age 8 years upwards and bigger harps for students 12 years and older. There are not a lot of people who play the harp and finding a teacher may be difficult. Nevertheless, it is one of the most ancient and beautiful sounding instrument and it's worth learning if you desire.]]>
Ask Jeeves :- The idea behind Jeeves was not to create yet another search engine or directory,
but to offer a question-answering service -- a virtual online concierge. Unfortunately, the company
neglected to ask Jeeves' creator for permission to use the likeness of the character.
Google :- Google is a variation of "googol," the mathematical term for a 1 followed by 100 zeros.
As Google itself notes, there isn't a googol of anything in the universe.
HotBot :- HotBot is a play on the underlying crawler technology used by major search engines to
discover web pages. The earliest crawlers were known as "web robots" or bots, because they were
autonomous, automated programs that found their way around the web on their own.
Yahoo :- Yahoo started out as "Jerry's Guide to the World Wide Web," named after co-founder
Jerry Yang. The name Yahoo is an acronym for "Yet Another Hierarchical Officious Oracle".]]>
Ask Jeeves :- The idea behind Jeeves was not to create yet another search engine or directory,
but to offer a question-answering service -- a virtual online concierge. Unfortunately, the company
neglected to ask Jeeves' creator for permission to use the likeness of the character.
Google :- Google is a variation of "googol," the mathematical term for a 1 followed by 100 zeros.
As Google itself notes, there isn't a googol of anything in the universe.
HotBot :- HotBot is a play on the underlying crawler technology used by major search engines to
discover web pages. The earliest crawlers were known as "web robots" or bots, because they were
autonomous, automated programs that found their way around the web on their own.
Yahoo :- Yahoo started out as "Jerry's Guide to the World Wide Web," named after co-founder
Jerry Yang. The name Yahoo is an acronym for "Yet Another Hierarchical Officious Oracle".]]>
application. I can add myself or I have to go anywhere else ? Please help me. Thanks
in advance.]]>
application. I can add myself or I have to go anywhere else ? Please help me. Thanks
in advance.]]>
What You Think ?]]>
What You Think ?]]>
My favorite places/countries for honeymoon are Singapore, Malaysia, London and New York.]]>
My favorite places/countries for honeymoon are Singapore, Malaysia, London and New York.]]>
According to you what is the meaning of Valentine's Day? Post here your opinion about Valentine's Day. How does it make you feel? Do you enjoy it or not? Thank you in advance!
According to me, meaning of Valentine's day is
1) spending time with the one you love
2) makes me feel very happy
3) its a good thing sometimes & sometimes not. when your spending it alone its not so good.]]>
According to you what is the meaning of Valentine's Day? Post here your opinion about Valentine's Day. How does it make you feel? Do you enjoy it or not? Thank you in advance!
According to me, meaning of Valentine's day is
1) spending time with the one you love
2) makes me feel very happy
3) its a good thing sometimes & sometimes not. when your spending it alone its not so good.]]>
Thanks for sharing this post.]]>
Thanks for sharing this post.]]>