Friday, 10 August 2012

Internet

Internet: The Internet "An elegantly organized tour of the Internet, both fun and informative, a rare combination!" - Steve Crocker, invented the Internet RFC's

Internet

Web

Email

Usenet

IRC

MUD's

Lists

Internet History
The collection of people, hardware, and software - the multiaccess computer together with its local community of users -- will become a node in a geographically distributed computer network. Let us assume for a moment that such a network has been formed.

The Internet is a large, complex information space that reflects much of the variety of our physical world. The key people, organizations, and events that shaped the development of this remarkable virtual universe are described in the following sections:

World Wide Web History

Usenet Newsgroups History

Email History

Timesharing computers
SNDMSG & READMAIL
RD
NRD
WRD / BANANARD
MSG
MS / MH
RFC 773
MMDF
Sendmail
Commercial Email

Online Services

How The Internet Works

The current incompatibilities of the platforms and tools make it impossible to access existing information through a common interface, leading to waste of time, frustration and obsolete answers to simple data lookup. There is a potential large benefit from the integration of a variety of systems in a way which allows a user to follow links pointing from one piece of information to another one.
- Tim Berners-Lee, Robert Cailliau; WorldWideWeb: Proposal for a HyperText Project; 1990.

The Internet is managed by a roughly democratic group of policy and technical organizations. The technical structure of the Internet is made up of a mix of hierarchical systems, like IP addresses and domain names, and network systems, like packet switching and routing. The following sections provide more information:

How The Internet Works

Internet Management

Packet Switching

Internet Routing

Exterior Gateway Protocols (EGP)

Unix Operating System

Ethernet Networking

How The World Wide Web Works

How The Usenet Works

How Email Works

Messaging Application Programming Interface

Monday, 30 July 2012

Health

Health

1) Health Center : Our country health center called hospital . maximum hospital are maintain Government and some are maintain Non Government organization .

2) Doctor : A health center most important tools are doctor .

3) Nurse : Nurse is most important also of the health center .

4) Place : place is a important for health center .

5) Management : Management body are heard of the hospital

Books

Books : Varies kind of books such as :

1) Tale
2) poem
3) story
4) Literature

How to Turn Your Book into Profits

By Stacy

Wednesday, March 14th, 2012

Please enjoy this guest post from my colleague, Susan Rogers. We’re fellow participants in a course all about how to be an effective author’s assistant. I’m proud to host her here today!

How to Turn Your Book into Profits

Ebooks are a revolutionary way to publish your book without incurring the costs of print production. All you need is a relevant and targeted subject and some inexpensive software, and you can transform your manuscript into a book.
The problem, in terms of actually seeing any profits from your ebook, is that the market is overwhelmed with ebooks, and many of them are not worth the time it takes to download them. Just because the ability exists to easily produce an ebook, doesn’t make it good writing.
Make sure your book does not simply rehash old material. You will injure your credibility as an author by claiming to offer valuable new insights and disappoint your audience with material they’ve read a zillion times before. So spend enough time writing and revising your book to make sure it’s of the highest quality and presents the most current information. A good book will eventually sell itself; false claims about your book will make it extremely difficult to sell any future books you may write.

Assuming you have determined that you do indeed have a quality product that answers some question or need of your target audience with NEW information, how do you know how much to charge for it? Rule number 1: Set a price for your book equal to its value. An underpriced book will only give the impression that your book isn’t worth very much.
To figure out a fair price, estimate how much time you put into creating it and how difficult it was to transform the necessary information into understandable and engaging writing. Figure out how much your time and effort is worth, and then price it accordingly. The goal is for you to be adequately compensated for your talent, your time, and your effort.
Once you’ve figured out a price that is high enough to convey the value of the book, but not so high as to be out of the reach of your target audience’s mean budget, then it’s time to offer it for sale on your website.
There are multitudes of books about self-promotion that will guide you in your efforts. Choose a plan that is both creative and professional. Learn how to write a catchy yet informative press release, and learn how to write powerful sales copy. This is an essential part of your marketing plan. You absolutely need excellent sales copy to sell your book. Make sure the copy includes all the reasons your target audience needs your book, and the benefits they will derive from buying it.
Be sure to use graphics in your sales copy as they convey the amount of valuable information the book contains, and your careful attention to detail.
Finally, when you set up your download link, make sure to simplify the process. It’s a good idea to offer a few bonuses that make your book even more enticing to purchase, but make sure the bonuses are valuable and of high quality. Also, don’t offer too many bonuses. Too much free stuff offered diminishes your credibility.
So in conclusion, make sure your book is a quality product. Make sure it is relevant and current. Develop an effective marketing plan that includes excellent sales copy and a well written press release. Then offer your book for sale, and wait for your audience to discover you!

Computer

Computer : Computer has two parts such as hardware and software .

1) Hardware part of the computer .:
i) PC
ii) Monitor
iii) Key board
iv) Sound box
v) Mouse
2) Software part of the computer :
i) program and Orhers .

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