Wednesday, 20 May 2009

The inventor of World Wide Web?......(www)

Who is credited with the invention of World Wide Web?....

The credit for the invention of the World Wide Web (WWW) goes to Tim Berners-Lee (later given the title of Sir) and his colleagues at CERN (Eurropean Council for Nuclear Research), an international scientific establishment based in Switzerland.  They developed HTML (hyper text markup language), the format that directs a computer how to display a web page, HTTP (hyper text markup language), the format that directs a computer how to display a web page, HTTP (hypertext transfer protocol) that facilitates communication between clients and servers and URLs (universal resource locators) that identify resources like documents, images, dowloadable files, services and electronic mailboxes on the Web thereby reducing a range of complex instructions to a single mouse click.

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The World Wide Web provides the facility for all the world's computers to be linked, making it easy to send documentation electronically via the Internet.  Mr. Lee deliberately refrained from patenting his work on HTTP, HTML and URLs because he wanted to encourage as many people as possible to use the Web.  The forerunner of the Internet, however, was the ARPANET.  ARPA stands for Advanced Research Projects Agency, a division of the US Defence Department that possessed linked computers across North America to enable exchange of information.

Tuesday, 19 May 2009

Think Big and Aim High....







Be Brave, be bold, dare and do. Nothing is impossible. No obstacle is insurmountable. If only you make up your mind, stay decided and stand firm like a rock, no one can stop you from gaining your goal and crowning yourself with success. With hope and faith, do give rein to your vision. Think big and not small. Look ahead and plan well. Above all, act and work hard. Do not vacillate, do not hesitate and do not rest till the job is done. Know what you want and go after it with single-minded concentration and total resoluteness.

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Visualise the image of what you would like to become in life. Do you want to be a king, a revolutionary leader, a business tycoon, a famous lawyer, a renowned professor, a skilled engineer or a great sports star? Let your ambition surface. Be true to your own self. Your aspirations may seem mere day dreams and wild castle in the air at the start. Never mind and never fear. What appears impossible today will become a reality tomorrow with your determination, dedication and application. Anything, which you regard now as of great value or accomplishment, was a mere thought, idea, or dream at one time, be it the Taj Mahal or the aeroplane, or the atom bomb, or the moon-walk.

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Success comes when you get what you want or desire. The starting point, then, is to know what you want in life. If you don't know what you want, the question of it does not arise at all. You must, therefore, have a goal, an objective or a target. You decide your goal according to your vision, day dream, inclination, ability, natural skill, knowledge and needs. Aim at the star and shoot high. Never settle for small things. Verily, the sky is the limit for those who dare and do.

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Sachin Tendulkar, the indisputable high priest of the pan-Indian unifying factor called cricket who epitomises a confluence of aesthetics-personified sportsmanship of yore and an understated aggression essential to survive the modern-era grind, is a splendid example of the triumph of the mind and will. He has scaled more peaks than anyone in the domain of international cricket during his illustrious career. A long-standing cricketing phenomenon, his stratospheric levels of achievement have been acknowledged by all and sundry - the latest feather in his cap being the prestigious and coveted 'Padma Vibhushan' conferred on him by the Hon'ble President Ms. Pratibha Patil on May 5, 2008. Even after all his astounding achievements, the icon still remains a dedicated professional who rises every morning keen to play, looking forward to score many more runs for the country. A fierce fighter endowed with a cricketing brain of the highest order, he has become a role model for the youth with his impeccable behaviour on and off the field. Sachin's example is one where rare talent has been groomed to perfection by thinking big and aiming high and by tireless striving and relentless struggle. It teaches us that we can reach our goal only through a high sense of devotion, dedication and perserverance. His example should be emulated, not merely by budding cricketers, but also by all youngsters, who want to make it big in life.

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Leading you on the road to success,,,,,

Thursday, 14 May 2009

Treat friends, colleagues as equals at work place.....

JUST BECAUSE YOUR COLLEAGUE IS A CLOSE FRIEND DOESN'T MEAN YOU HAVE TO TREAT HIM/HER DIFFERENTLY. LEARN TO DRAW THE LINE BETWEEN PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL RELATIONSHIP...................

Usha Sriram, an art director with an ad agency was thrilled. Her best friend from college, Natasha had joined the same company and was in the same creative team with Usha. As day went by Usha realised that Natasha hadn't changed a bit since college - a procrastinator who never met deadlines and always left her dirty linen for Usha to wash. Soon she received flack from her boss and other co-workers as she was covering up for Natasha.

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A good friend is not necessarily a great colleague. So, whether you are working with an old friend or happened to become good pals with a colleague, always draw a line between your professional and personal relationship. Don't know how to? Follow these simple guidelines.....

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* SEGREGATE: Make it clear that inside the office you are only colleagues and being professional is a must. That means no covering up for each other, being overtly friendly or taking sides. Treat him/her like you would treat any other co-worker - be cordial, share light moments, have lunch, point out any wrong doings etc.

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* USE IT TO YOUR ADVANTAGE...: "No body knows me like Kiran and vice versa. He has been my neighbour and friend since my childhood and today he is my boss. The one thing he can't stand is lies. You tell him that you won't be coming to work today because you are taking your wife out, he'll be cool about it and even recommend some good sports. But if you lie to him saying that you are sick and that's why you're not coming to work you're finished. So I always make sure I tell him the complete truth - even if it's absurd." says Vinod Kumar, an architect. You know your friend's character well and will be able to predict how he will react to which situation. Use that to your advantage and act accordingly in the office.

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* NEVER START DOING HIS/HER WORK....: Helping a friend at work is fine, but doing his work is not good - both for him and you. He will never grow professionally and you will get overworked. Says Geetha Das, a computer programmer, "Reena and I din't know each other before but we became very close after we joined the same company. She got engaged a few months back and would leave early in the evening to meet her fiance.

....... Initially I used to finish up her work as she would leave early. But slowly she started dumping more and more work on me. Now I'am getting agitated as I feel I am being taken for granted."

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* LEAVE YOU EGO AT HOME...: Take professional feedback and tips from your friend the same way you would take from any other colleague or even a senior. Take it seriously and change your work etiquette accordingly. Don't let your ego get in the way.


Tuesday, 12 May 2009

Correspondence Course....

A traffic police has chased a car driver, who is driving very rashly by beating all the other vehicles on the road....

Then the police shouted that driver , " hey do you know driving, why are you driving like this.....

Then the driver replied, " No sir i started learning the driving just now only......

Then the Police men asked that driver,,,,, " Then Where is your Driving Coach.....

Then the driver replied fearfully that ....... " SIR, THIS IS A CORRESPONDENCE COURSE ........... .......

Caller Tune

One fool has set a song of his choice as a caller tune on his Cell phone. But he always getting engage/busy response when ever he calls to listen the caller tune. The he gave a complaint to the customer care regarding this. Then the customer care people asked him to which phone number he is calling for the caller tune, for this the fool replied that for my caller tune why should i call others, i am calling to my cell number only,,,,,,

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