Niels Bohr, in full Niels Henrik David Bohr
(born Oct. 7, 1885, Copenhagen,
Den.—died Nov. 18, 1962, Copenhagen), Danish physicist who is generally
regarded as one of the foremost physicists of the 20th century. He was
the first to apply the quantum concept, which restricts the energy of a system to certain discrete values, to the problem of atomic and molecular structure. For this work he received the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1922.Among the international community of nuclear physicists, Bohr came to
play the role of convener of discussion groups and lectures, as well as
being a mentor and an advisor. With the assistance of the Danish
government and the Carlsberg Foundation, he succeeded in founding the Institute of Theoretical Physics in 1921, of which he became director.
Bohr's institute served as a focal point for researchers into Quantum
Mechanics and related subjects in the 1920s and 1930s, when most of the
world's best known theoretical physicists spent some time in his
company. Bohr became widely appreciated as their congenial host and
eminent colleague, both at the Institute and at the Foundation's mansion
in Carlsberg, where he and his family resided after 1932Bohr also conceived the principle of complementarity:
that items could be separately analyzed as having several contradictory
properties. For example, physicists currently conclude that light
behaves either as a wave or a stream of particles depending on the
experimental framework – two apparently mutually exclusive properties –
on the basis of this principleBohr found philosophical applications for this daring principleAlbert Einstein
much preferred the determinism of classical physics over the
probabilistic new quantum physics (to which among many others Einstein
himself had 'unwittingly' contributed). Philosophical issues that arose
from the novel aspects of Quantum Mechanics became widely celebrated
subjects of discussion. Einstein and Bohr had good-natured arguments
over such issues throughout their lives.
Saturday, October 6, 2012
Windows 8 is coming
Official release date for windows 8 is 26 October.But windows 8 pro is available for students on Microsoft Dream Spark premium.Best thing so far in windows is its metro style Applications,Windows 8 is designed especially for tablet PC's.this version of windows allows you to download applications from Microsoft applications store online.new feature added in Microsoft 8 is its log on screen which provides you to lo-gin to your computer using three options.
lo-gin through pin contains only 4 digit pin code,second is through password and third and the most interesting one through picture password.In picture password lo-gin user must have to specify specific points to lo-gin so guys wait for the official release and enjoy the best windows ever.
Thursday, April 28, 2011
5 Important Measures To Gear Up Your Windows 7 Security
If you are not making effort to improve your Windows 7 security Running a program always carries risks. For example, a program executed by a normal user can easily change the registry so it will start every time you turn on your computer. Other times, a utility, designed to improve your operating system, can change the registry using methods that works in Windows XP but not in Windows 7. Viruses and other kind of malware can also change your system files and make your computer acts erratically. So what can we do to protect ourselves?
In this tutorial, you will learn how to protect your system from an untrusted software.

This check is not going to take more than 1 minute and it is definitely worth your effort. If you don’t have any antivirus suite yet, Microsoft Security Essential is a good choice.
Right click on any file. Select “Properties”:

If the program include signatures information, you will see a new tab:

In this case we see that is signed by “RealVnc Limited“.
Note: Not all valid programs are signed, but at least you can eliminate the probability of a virus if the program include digital signature information.
Using the search function in windows 7 type “create restore point” and select the program:

Go to the “Create” button:

Now the system will ask for a name for that restore point and create it. Select a descriptive name so you can find it easily.
Go the search function type “user accounts” and press Enter:

Select “Create a new account“:

Type a name for the user, remember to check “Standard user” and click over “Create account“:

Search for “windows firewall advanced“.

Goto “Outbound Rules” and select “New Rule…“:

In this case we are going to block a normal program, so select this option and press next:

Select “Block the connection” and press next:

Now you are done.
Note: If you are testing out a software, you can also use Windows XP Mode for Windows 7 or a virtual machine using Virtual Box to prevent any changes to your system.
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In this tutorial, you will learn how to protect your system from an untrusted software.
1. Use your Antivirus
This may sound pretty obvious, but it is surprising that many people are not fully utilizing it. Some malware are known to prevent antivirus from running properly, so before you install anything, it is best to scan the file before running it.
This check is not going to take more than 1 minute and it is definitely worth your effort. If you don’t have any antivirus suite yet, Microsoft Security Essential is a good choice.
2. Check Digital Signatures
Some files include a signature to provide information about the developers who created the file. Virus and malware programs don’t usually include this information. We can easily check a file for its signature and discard those suspicious software that don’t come with one.Right click on any file. Select “Properties”:

If the program include signatures information, you will see a new tab:

In this case we see that is signed by “RealVnc Limited“.
Note: Not all valid programs are signed, but at least you can eliminate the probability of a virus if the program include digital signature information.
3. Create A Restore Point
Every time you are going to make something risky with your computer, make sure you create a restore point. This applies to installing of a new antivirus suite or a new driver as well. Having a restore point allows you to restore the system back to an earlier time before the changes are made. Here is the way to create a restore point:Using the search function in windows 7 type “create restore point” and select the program:

Go to the “Create” button:

Now the system will ask for a name for that restore point and create it. Select a descriptive name so you can find it easily.
4. Create A Standard User
Windows 7 creates its first user with administration rights. This user has the permission to do almost everything in your computer. It is a really good practice to never use your admin account for normal use of the computer. The best way is to create a standard user for your everyday use.Go the search function type “user accounts” and press Enter:

Select “Create a new account“:

Type a name for the user, remember to check “Standard user” and click over “Create account“:

5. Restrict Access To Internet
Many viruses use Internet to look for updates. Other kind of malware, such as keyloggers, send every key you type to Internet. So if you don’t trust a program, you should block its access to the web.Search for “windows firewall advanced“.

Goto “Outbound Rules” and select “New Rule…“:

In this case we are going to block a normal program, so select this option and press next:

Select “Block the connection” and press next:

Now you are done.
Note: If you are testing out a software, you can also use Windows XP Mode for Windows 7 or a virtual machine using Virtual Box to prevent any changes to your system.
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OBJECT ORIENTED C++ CODE (INHERITANCE)
GUYS HERE IS THE CODE OF INHERINTANCE OF PARENT AND CHILD CLASSES..
THIS CODE IS WRITTEN BY (SIKANDAR HAYAT HUNZAI) FOR HELPING STUDENTS..
CODED BY (SIKANDAR HAYAT)
THIS CODE IS TESTED IN VISUAL BASIC 2010
#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////distance class//////////////////////////////////////////
class Distance
{
protected:
int feet;
float inches;
public:
Distance()
{
feet=inches=0;
}
Distance (int f,float i)
{
feet=f;
inches=i;
}
int getfeet()
{
return feet;
}
float getinches( )
{
return inches;
}
};
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Child class
class signedDistance :public Distance
{
private:
char sign;
public:
signedDistance()
{
sign ='+';
}
signedDistance (int b)
{
sign=b;
}
signedDistance(int f,float i,char ch)
{
feet=f;
inches=i;
sign =ch;
}
void setsign(char ch)
{
sign =ch;
}
void setfeet(int f)
{
feet=f;
}
void setinches(float i)
{
inches=i;
}
char getsign()
{
return sign;
}
int getfeet()
{
return feet;
}
float getinches( )
{
return inches;
}
};
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////MAIN/////////////////////////////////////////////////
int main()
{
signedDistance D(10,6,'+');
cout<<D.getsign()<<"/"<<D.getfeet()<<"/"<<D.getinches()<<endl;
}
THIS CODE IS WRITTEN BY (SIKANDAR HAYAT HUNZAI) FOR HELPING STUDENTS..
CODED BY (SIKANDAR HAYAT)
THIS CODE IS TESTED IN VISUAL BASIC 2010
#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////distance class//////////////////////////////////////////
class Distance
{
protected:
int feet;
float inches;
public:
Distance()
{
feet=inches=0;
}
Distance (int f,float i)
{
feet=f;
inches=i;
}
int getfeet()
{
return feet;
}
float getinches( )
{
return inches;
}
};
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Child class
class signedDistance :public Distance
{
private:
char sign;
public:
signedDistance()
{
sign ='+';
}
signedDistance (int b)
{
sign=b;
}
signedDistance(int f,float i,char ch)
{
feet=f;
inches=i;
sign =ch;
}
void setsign(char ch)
{
sign =ch;
}
void setfeet(int f)
{
feet=f;
}
void setinches(float i)
{
inches=i;
}
char getsign()
{
return sign;
}
int getfeet()
{
return feet;
}
float getinches( )
{
return inches;
}
};
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////MAIN/////////////////////////////////////////////////
int main()
{
signedDistance D(10,6,'+');
cout<<D.getsign()<<"/"<<D.getfeet()<<"/"<<D.getinches()<<endl;
}
Friday, December 17, 2010
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