The Last King Of Scotland.....(2006)
Idi Amin story
* Director : Kevin Macdonald
* Cost : Idi Amin (Forest Whitaker)
Dr. Nicholas Garrigan (James McAvoy)
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Tuesday, December 1, 2009
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NEHARA PERIS First Presentations .....
First Presentations at the Age of 2 1/2
plz give u r comments.....
Friday, November 13, 2009
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Thursday, June 25, 2009
Amazing Video from National Geographic
Do not miss this one. A female leopard hunts a pregnant female baboon. While the leopard was dragging the baboon, the baboon delivers a baby. Leopard leaves the hunted mother and starts taking care of the newborn baboon. Watch this amazing video from National geographic.
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
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Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Message Addressing and Transmission Methods: Unicast, Broadcast and Multicast Messages
In a networking technology that uses messages to send data, there are a number of tasks that must be undertaken in order to successfully transmit the data from one place to another. One is simply the addressing of the message—putting an address on it so that the system knows where it is supposed to go. Another is transmitting the message, which is of course sending it to its intended recipient.
There are several different ways of addressing and transmitting a message over a network, One way in which messages are differentiated is in how they are addressed, and to how many recipients. Which method is used depends on what the function of the message is, and also on whether or not the sender knows specifically whom they are trying to contact, or only generally.
Message Transmission Methods
To help explain these different methods, I will use a real-world analogy. Consider a social function with 300 people that is being held in a large hall. These people are mingling and are having different conversations. There are different kinds of messages that may need to be sent in this setting, much as is the case with networks.
Unicast Messages: These are messages that are sent from one device to another device; they are not intended for others. If you have a friend at this social event, this is the equivalent of pulling him or her aside for a private conversation. Of course, there is still the possibility of someone else at the event overhearing your conversation—or even eavesdropping on it. The same is true in networking as well—addressing a message to a particular computer doesn't guarantee that others won't also read it, just that they normally will not do so.
Broadcast Messages: As the name suggests, these messages are sent to every device on a network. They are used when a piece of information actually needs communicating to everyone on the network, or used when the sending station needs to send to just one recipient, but doesn't know its address.
For example, suppose a new arrival at the social gathering saw a blue sedan with New Hampshire plates in the parking lot that had its lights left on. He of course does not know whose car this is. The best way to communicate this information is to broadcast it by having the host make an announcement that will be heard by all, including the vehicle’s owner. In networks, broadcast messages are used for a variety of purposes, including finding the locations of particular stations or the devices that manage different services.
Multicast Messages: These are a compromise between the previous two types: they are sent to a group of stations that meet a particular set of criteria. These stations are usually related to each other in some way, such as serving a common function, or being set up into a particular multicast group. (Note that one can also consider broadcast messages to be a special case of multicast, where the group is “everyone”.
Back to our analogy: this would be somewhat like a group of friends who go to this large social hall and then stay together in a small discussion group—or perhaps use radios to talk to each other from a distance. Multicasting requires special techniques that make clear who is in the intended group of recipients.
There are several different ways of addressing and transmitting a message over a network, One way in which messages are differentiated is in how they are addressed, and to how many recipients. Which method is used depends on what the function of the message is, and also on whether or not the sender knows specifically whom they are trying to contact, or only generally.
Message Transmission Methods
To help explain these different methods, I will use a real-world analogy. Consider a social function with 300 people that is being held in a large hall. These people are mingling and are having different conversations. There are different kinds of messages that may need to be sent in this setting, much as is the case with networks.
Unicast Messages: These are messages that are sent from one device to another device; they are not intended for others. If you have a friend at this social event, this is the equivalent of pulling him or her aside for a private conversation. Of course, there is still the possibility of someone else at the event overhearing your conversation—or even eavesdropping on it. The same is true in networking as well—addressing a message to a particular computer doesn't guarantee that others won't also read it, just that they normally will not do so.
Broadcast Messages: As the name suggests, these messages are sent to every device on a network. They are used when a piece of information actually needs communicating to everyone on the network, or used when the sending station needs to send to just one recipient, but doesn't know its address.
For example, suppose a new arrival at the social gathering saw a blue sedan with New Hampshire plates in the parking lot that had its lights left on. He of course does not know whose car this is. The best way to communicate this information is to broadcast it by having the host make an announcement that will be heard by all, including the vehicle’s owner. In networks, broadcast messages are used for a variety of purposes, including finding the locations of particular stations or the devices that manage different services.
Multicast Messages: These are a compromise between the previous two types: they are sent to a group of stations that meet a particular set of criteria. These stations are usually related to each other in some way, such as serving a common function, or being set up into a particular multicast group. (Note that one can also consider broadcast messages to be a special case of multicast, where the group is “everyone”.
Back to our analogy: this would be somewhat like a group of friends who go to this large social hall and then stay together in a small discussion group—or perhaps use radios to talk to each other from a distance. Multicasting requires special techniques that make clear who is in the intended group of recipients.
Saturday, April 11, 2009
Fate of a Boy Who Tried To Escape LTTE Clutches (Not for weak Hearts please)
Not for weak hearts...
This very disturbing video should not be viewed by children (or women for that matter). This video shows the barbaric acts that were done to a boy who, together with his family, tried to escape being held as a 'human shield" by the manic terrorists of Sri Lanka, the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam.
This is only a tiny fraction of the inhuman treatment that innocent Tamil people who are being held by the LTTE for their protection are being subjected to. The Tamil diaspora in western countries paint a very different picture, just to get international support to stop the Sri Lankan armed forces from completely eliminating these psychopathic terrorists. The government of Sri Lanka is trying to help these innocent people to lreagain a life free from these terrorists. It is too bad that those in the United Nations, the "Human Rights Watch" with many other international aid organizations, and many other politicians have fallen for their blatant lies. The boy passed away after few minutes of suffering crying and screaming.
They say that one can fool some people some of the time, but no one can fool all the people all the time. This video should speak a lot of words for those who care. The dialogs in the video are in Tamil.
Please take heed..
This very disturbing video should not be viewed by children (or women for that matter). This video shows the barbaric acts that were done to a boy who, together with his family, tried to escape being held as a 'human shield" by the manic terrorists of Sri Lanka, the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam.
This is only a tiny fraction of the inhuman treatment that innocent Tamil people who are being held by the LTTE for their protection are being subjected to. The Tamil diaspora in western countries paint a very different picture, just to get international support to stop the Sri Lankan armed forces from completely eliminating these psychopathic terrorists. The government of Sri Lanka is trying to help these innocent people to lreagain a life free from these terrorists. It is too bad that those in the United Nations, the "Human Rights Watch" with many other international aid organizations, and many other politicians have fallen for their blatant lies. The boy passed away after few minutes of suffering crying and screaming.
They say that one can fool some people some of the time, but no one can fool all the people all the time. This video should speak a lot of words for those who care. The dialogs in the video are in Tamil.
Please take heed..
Monday, March 9, 2009
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SuperHero Movie - Full Movie (Video)
watch SuperHero Movie Online............ enjoy (",)
* Director : Craig mazin
* Writer : Craig mazin
* Genre : Action , comedy
*Release Date : 28 March 2008 (USA)
*Runtime : 75 min
*Starring : Drake Bell,SaraPaxton
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10 Signs of Healthy Romantic Relationship (Article)
Many people experience problems in relationship because they do not have any idea whether their relationship is healthy. As an ordinary human being, we constantly seek for advancement in everything we do. No doubt that this is good in almost every area of our life but this is not always true when it comes to relationship. Seeking for improvement is good to a relationship if you work to improve it from the inside out. However if you start to seek improvement by comparing it with other couples, you are asking for trouble. The reason is simple as almost every relationship is not the same and it is impossible for you to compare it with other couples. The definition of a healthy relationship may not be the same for each couple and hence before you dare to think that your relationship is inadequate or unhealthy, evaluate the below to determine whether your relationship needs improvement.
In every healthy relationships,
1) Both you and your partners enjoy passion and safety. There is also a shared sense of intense passion and sexuality but they are not the key aspect of the relationship. In other word, passion and sexuality are the resultant of a balance relationship but not the cause.
2) Your relationship revolves around shared values, goals and lifestyle preferences which were established based on respect, trust and sense of security.
3) You know who your partner is and what your partner wants and vice-versa, your partner knows who you are and what you want.
4) Both your feelings’ and communication are well balanced and clear. You do not allow your feeling to be the excuse on irresponsible act which can affect your relationship and vice-versa.
5) Both you and your partner has the room to think clearly for yourselves, for each other and as well as your relationship as a whole.
6) Both you and your partner are present for each other and vow to support each other’s wants or needs to the best ability.
7) You are satisfied with whom you are and more important you are satisfied with whom your partner is.
8) You do not hide your partner behind the scene and are proud with what they do/did or who they are and vice-versa.
9) You are please with the relationship that you both built and you know that nothing can replace the relationship and lastly,
10) You have a realistic expectation on the relationship, on what it can or cannot do for you and most importantly both of you are happy and satisfied with the expectation.
If your relationship possessed most of the above quality, you are on the right track to a perfect relationship and you have nothing worry about. Seek to work on improving the other area that is lacking. And for those who did not meet the above quality, you can always use the above as a guideline to improve the health of your relationship.
Author: Alex ChewSunday, January 4, 2009
Hancock - Full Movie (Video)
Watch Hancock movie online... enjoy
1 Director : Peter Berg
2 Writers : Vincent Ngo
3 Release Date : 2 July 2008 (USA)
4 Genre : Action , Comedy
5 Starring : Will Smith , Charlize Theron , Jason Bateman
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button on the menu bar to view it fullscreen..
1 Director : Peter Berg
2 Writers : Vincent Ngo
3 Release Date : 2 July 2008 (USA)
4 Genre : Action , Comedy
5 Starring : Will Smith , Charlize Theron , Jason Bateman
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button on the menu bar to view it fullscreen.. Saturday, January 3, 2009
Family Crisis (Logic Game)
do you like to play this game? Give a try..
DL Link...
http://rapidshare.com/files/179577234/Game3.exe.html
Thursday, January 1, 2009
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