Tuesday, November 25, 2008
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Monday, November 17, 2008
Traditional Stories
Traditional Stories
A friend in need is a friend indeed
Once upon a time there was a boy named Thomas who was 13 years old and studied in class 8. There were only 2 weeks left for the final exams of class 8. But Thomas was very upset because none of the subject was learned and prepared for his exams.
The next day after school, he sat under a tree and began to learn his work except playing with his friends. When he came home, his head began to pain and he got headache. When he looked in the thermometer, he had temperature up to 103oc and became more upset. He went to the principle next day and wanted a discount for the exams but he was unlucky.
His another friend named Tonny was his classmate and his all subjects were ready for his final exams. When he listened about Thomas, he became worried about him and decided to help him. At home time, he went with Thomas to his house and helped him in learning the exams and it also benefit him that he also got revised.
When the exams were over, the both friends got good result but Thomas was the topper so he thanked a lot to Tonny. When the summer vacations passed, Thomas was surprised that Tonny had fractured his right arm so he could not write. Thomas decided to help Tonny because now, it was his turn. So he Tonny’s work after doing his own work.
Then Tonny was alright and he thanked Thomas too. They both became best friends.
By: Arsal Siddiq
Class: VII Silver
A friend in need is a friend indeed
Once upon a time there was a boy named Thomas who was 13 years old and studied in class 8. There were only 2 weeks left for the final exams of class 8. But Thomas was very upset because none of the subject was learned and prepared for his exams.
The next day after school, he sat under a tree and began to learn his work except playing with his friends. When he came home, his head began to pain and he got headache. When he looked in the thermometer, he had temperature up to 103oc and became more upset. He went to the principle next day and wanted a discount for the exams but he was unlucky.
His another friend named Tonny was his classmate and his all subjects were ready for his final exams. When he listened about Thomas, he became worried about him and decided to help him. At home time, he went with Thomas to his house and helped him in learning the exams and it also benefit him that he also got revised.
When the exams were over, the both friends got good result but Thomas was the topper so he thanked a lot to Tonny. When the summer vacations passed, Thomas was surprised that Tonny had fractured his right arm so he could not write. Thomas decided to help Tonny because now, it was his turn. So he Tonny’s work after doing his own work.
Then Tonny was alright and he thanked Thomas too. They both became best friends.
By: Arsal Siddiq
Class: VII Silver
Cell o Mania
Cell o mania
Mobile is the nowadays the basic need of everyone. It helps us to talk with anyone, anywhere. We can also send messages to others on mobile. We can also listen to songs on our mobile and download pictures and video clips on our mobile. But some people just use mobile for nothing. They waste their money on new sets of mobile and loading cards after every 5 hours. And they even have no purpose. There are some positive and negative aspects. These aspects are following:
Positive:
1. It enables us to send music and images.
2. We can communicate with others.
3. We can call at low rates with special packages.
4. We can also win a lucky draw by using some special packages from the company.
5. We can also listen to news on mobile and jokes of the day and other things.
6. We can also connect Blue tooth.
7. We can now also connect internet on mobiles.
8. We can shop on the mobiles.
9. We can play games.
10. We can listen to Islamic talks.
Negative:
1. People disturb other people.
2. They send bad messages on mobiles.
3. Their eyesight can become weak.
4. People waste their money on loading cards and buying new hand sets.
5. People can get into trouble by disturbing others.
6. People can be robbed on mobiles.
7. Hackers can hack our mobile.
8. People can send bad images and videos.
9. Mobiles are very delicate so they can be broken.
10. Mobiles are very expensive nowadays.
By: Arsal Siddiq
Class: VII Silver
Mobile is the nowadays the basic need of everyone. It helps us to talk with anyone, anywhere. We can also send messages to others on mobile. We can also listen to songs on our mobile and download pictures and video clips on our mobile. But some people just use mobile for nothing. They waste their money on new sets of mobile and loading cards after every 5 hours. And they even have no purpose. There are some positive and negative aspects. These aspects are following:
Positive:
1. It enables us to send music and images.
2. We can communicate with others.
3. We can call at low rates with special packages.
4. We can also win a lucky draw by using some special packages from the company.
5. We can also listen to news on mobile and jokes of the day and other things.
6. We can also connect Blue tooth.
7. We can now also connect internet on mobiles.
8. We can shop on the mobiles.
9. We can play games.
10. We can listen to Islamic talks.
Negative:
1. People disturb other people.
2. They send bad messages on mobiles.
3. Their eyesight can become weak.
4. People waste their money on loading cards and buying new hand sets.
5. People can get into trouble by disturbing others.
6. People can be robbed on mobiles.
7. Hackers can hack our mobile.
8. People can send bad images and videos.
9. Mobiles are very delicate so they can be broken.
10. Mobiles are very expensive nowadays.
By: Arsal Siddiq
Class: VII Silver
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Story Writing (Carribean Pirate)
Story Writing
Once upon a time, there was a pirate named Jack Sparrow who was very greedy. He was traveling with 112 crews aboard. He was traveling in the ship called the Blue Pearl in the Caribbean Sea.
Another pirate named Alex was also traveling in the Caribbean Sea in his ship named Green Lotus. Jack Sparrow stole his ship, Blue Pearl. Alex was ready to take revenge from him. Somehow, they both got sight of each other and were ready to fight. The strategy of Jack Sparrow was this that some of his crews stayed in their position in their own ship to bombard Alex’s ship while others jumped into the enemy’s ship. Alex also commanded some of his crews to jump into Jack Sparrows ship while other defended the attack of Jack Sparrow. They both fought non-stop and badly.
Suddenly a storm struck in between them and Jack Sparrow quickly sailed his ship but as he looked back, he saw Alex’s ship was coming behind him. He was surprised that how he had escaped but then, Blue Pearl cast a curse on Green Lotus and it was slowly breaking. Then Alex commanded his crews to quickly bombard Blue Lotus before it could drown. They promptly obeyed his command and headed forward to bombard the enemy’s ship. Finally the Blue Pearl was knocked down into the sea.
The curse of the Blue Pearl was then over and then Alex took his revenge and not that only, he also became the most dangerous pirate of the Caribbean Sea. All his crews shouted in excitement and Alex was also happy and finally said:
“ I am the most dangerous pirate of the Caribbean Sea. Ha! Ha! Ha!”
By: Arsal SiddiqClass: VII Silver
Once upon a time, there was a pirate named Jack Sparrow who was very greedy. He was traveling with 112 crews aboard. He was traveling in the ship called the Blue Pearl in the Caribbean Sea.
Another pirate named Alex was also traveling in the Caribbean Sea in his ship named Green Lotus. Jack Sparrow stole his ship, Blue Pearl. Alex was ready to take revenge from him. Somehow, they both got sight of each other and were ready to fight. The strategy of Jack Sparrow was this that some of his crews stayed in their position in their own ship to bombard Alex’s ship while others jumped into the enemy’s ship. Alex also commanded some of his crews to jump into Jack Sparrows ship while other defended the attack of Jack Sparrow. They both fought non-stop and badly.
Suddenly a storm struck in between them and Jack Sparrow quickly sailed his ship but as he looked back, he saw Alex’s ship was coming behind him. He was surprised that how he had escaped but then, Blue Pearl cast a curse on Green Lotus and it was slowly breaking. Then Alex commanded his crews to quickly bombard Blue Lotus before it could drown. They promptly obeyed his command and headed forward to bombard the enemy’s ship. Finally the Blue Pearl was knocked down into the sea.
The curse of the Blue Pearl was then over and then Alex took his revenge and not that only, he also became the most dangerous pirate of the Caribbean Sea. All his crews shouted in excitement and Alex was also happy and finally said:
“ I am the most dangerous pirate of the Caribbean Sea. Ha! Ha! Ha!”
By: Arsal SiddiqClass: VII Silver
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Wikipedia
Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Wikipedia is a free website which is used all over the world. It was launched by Jimmy Wales and Larry Sanger in 2001. It has an option of displaying information in different languages. It gives us as free information on different things when asked. It also gives us news of the wider world. On its homepage it has 10 million articles in 253 languages which tell us about the news, sports, science and other stuff. It is very interesting in having a tour of this website and gathering different information about this website. This also improves our vocabulary and reading skills. It also makes us fluent in English and other subjects. Free downloads are there and informative Games and Quiz.
Arsal Siddiq
VII Silver
Wikipedia is a free website which is used all over the world. It was launched by Jimmy Wales and Larry Sanger in 2001. It has an option of displaying information in different languages. It gives us as free information on different things when asked. It also gives us news of the wider world. On its homepage it has 10 million articles in 253 languages which tell us about the news, sports, science and other stuff. It is very interesting in having a tour of this website and gathering different information about this website. This also improves our vocabulary and reading skills. It also makes us fluent in English and other subjects. Free downloads are there and informative Games and Quiz.
Arsal Siddiq
VII Silver
Mobile technology
Latest mobile technology
A guide to the latest in mobile communications technology
From the heavy cordless phones of the 1980's to the smart phones of today, cellular phone technology has undergone a tremendous change.But have you ever wondered how you can call someone across the world using a tiny phone? You might have heard of features like WAP and GPRS from cell phone vendors and service providers. But are you aware of what they really mean?Rediff Guide to the Net has compiled a guide to make you familiar with today's mobile technologies. So next time you go to buy a phone, you know exactly what they're talking about.
Generations of mobile communications
The first generation (1G) of mobile communications was introduced in the late 1970s; it was primarily used for voice transfer. In the early 1990s, second generation (2G) systems came into existence and was further developed to 2.5G, which includes GSM, TDMA and CDMA. These were used for voice and data.The next generation of mobile communications is 3G and this delivers data speeds from 384 kbps to 2 Mbps and over wireless interfaces such as GSM, TDMA and CDMA.
Mobile phone access technologies
Frequency division multiple access (FDMA)
The first-generation analog mobile access method; FDMA uses separate frequencies for each call. For example if there are four stations, each will receive their own frequency. Thus there is no interference between them. This reduces interference, but limits the number of users.
Time division multiple access (TDMA)
TDMA allocates unique time slots to each user within each channel, thus allowing many users to access the radio frequency without anyone's interference. Each mobile conversation uses only a particular frequency slot of the time.
Code division multiple access (CDMA)
Commercially introduced in 1995 by Qualcomm, CDMA quickly became one of the world's fastest-growing wireless technologies. 3G CDMA networks provide more capacity for voice traffic, along with high-speed data capabilities, hence many cellular service providers are now building or upgrading to it.CDMA is used in both 2G and 3G wireless technologies. Indian Cell operators like Reliance IndiaMobile, TATA Indicom, BSNL and MTNL's Garuda all use CDMA2000 technology and its variant CDMA1x.
Global system for mobile communications (GSM)
Developed on TDMA protocol in Europe, GSM is now the worldwide standard technology for mobile communications. The advantage of GSM is that it provides a high level of security, globally accepted technology standards and superior sound quality.For any GSM phone to work, it requires a Subscriber Identity Module (SIM), a card that contains your telephone account information. Thus, an Indian GSM phone can be used in USA and other countries too.
Wireless technology platforms: GPRS, EDGE and WAP
What is GPRS?
GPRS, short for General Packet Radio Services, is an enhancement to GSM technology that integrates GSM and IP technology. GPRS offers an always-on, high speed connectivity to the Net. Thus you can check your email on the move and surf the Web at high speeds. Currently BPL Mobile and Hutch (Orange in Mumbai) offer GPRS services in India.
What is WAP?
In this hi-tech age, people on the move need any-time access to the Net. This is where WAP comes in. It provides Internet access to cell phones. It is an open standard for wireless protocols that is independent of the service providers. To display Web content, the cell phone must have a WAP browser. Nowadays, cell phones often come with WAP and GPRS technology. WAP and GPRS also allows you to download games, send mail and even transfer your messages to your PC.
What is EDGE?
The new EDGE ((Enhanced Data GSM Environment) interface has been developed specifically to meet the bandwidth needs of 3G. Promoted by Ericsson, it offers high-speed data transfers over GSM networks with just a software upgrade to the handset. EDGE allows speeds up to 384 kbps.
By Arsal Siddiq
7 S
A guide to the latest in mobile communications technology
From the heavy cordless phones of the 1980's to the smart phones of today, cellular phone technology has undergone a tremendous change.But have you ever wondered how you can call someone across the world using a tiny phone? You might have heard of features like WAP and GPRS from cell phone vendors and service providers. But are you aware of what they really mean?Rediff Guide to the Net has compiled a guide to make you familiar with today's mobile technologies. So next time you go to buy a phone, you know exactly what they're talking about.
Generations of mobile communications
The first generation (1G) of mobile communications was introduced in the late 1970s; it was primarily used for voice transfer. In the early 1990s, second generation (2G) systems came into existence and was further developed to 2.5G, which includes GSM, TDMA and CDMA. These were used for voice and data.The next generation of mobile communications is 3G and this delivers data speeds from 384 kbps to 2 Mbps and over wireless interfaces such as GSM, TDMA and CDMA.
Mobile phone access technologies
Frequency division multiple access (FDMA)
The first-generation analog mobile access method; FDMA uses separate frequencies for each call. For example if there are four stations, each will receive their own frequency. Thus there is no interference between them. This reduces interference, but limits the number of users.
Time division multiple access (TDMA)
TDMA allocates unique time slots to each user within each channel, thus allowing many users to access the radio frequency without anyone's interference. Each mobile conversation uses only a particular frequency slot of the time.
Code division multiple access (CDMA)
Commercially introduced in 1995 by Qualcomm, CDMA quickly became one of the world's fastest-growing wireless technologies. 3G CDMA networks provide more capacity for voice traffic, along with high-speed data capabilities, hence many cellular service providers are now building or upgrading to it.CDMA is used in both 2G and 3G wireless technologies. Indian Cell operators like Reliance IndiaMobile, TATA Indicom, BSNL and MTNL's Garuda all use CDMA2000 technology and its variant CDMA1x.
Global system for mobile communications (GSM)
Developed on TDMA protocol in Europe, GSM is now the worldwide standard technology for mobile communications. The advantage of GSM is that it provides a high level of security, globally accepted technology standards and superior sound quality.For any GSM phone to work, it requires a Subscriber Identity Module (SIM), a card that contains your telephone account information. Thus, an Indian GSM phone can be used in USA and other countries too.
Wireless technology platforms: GPRS, EDGE and WAP
What is GPRS?
GPRS, short for General Packet Radio Services, is an enhancement to GSM technology that integrates GSM and IP technology. GPRS offers an always-on, high speed connectivity to the Net. Thus you can check your email on the move and surf the Web at high speeds. Currently BPL Mobile and Hutch (Orange in Mumbai) offer GPRS services in India.
What is WAP?
In this hi-tech age, people on the move need any-time access to the Net. This is where WAP comes in. It provides Internet access to cell phones. It is an open standard for wireless protocols that is independent of the service providers. To display Web content, the cell phone must have a WAP browser. Nowadays, cell phones often come with WAP and GPRS technology. WAP and GPRS also allows you to download games, send mail and even transfer your messages to your PC.
What is EDGE?
The new EDGE ((Enhanced Data GSM Environment) interface has been developed specifically to meet the bandwidth needs of 3G. Promoted by Ericsson, it offers high-speed data transfers over GSM networks with just a software upgrade to the handset. EDGE allows speeds up to 384 kbps.
By Arsal Siddiq
7 S
Windows Vista
Windows Vista
Windows vista is a collective form of many informative things. It contains many good softwares.
There are good advantages and disadvantages.
Advantages:
1. It is very stylish.
2. It contains much new software.
3. It also contains informative projects.
4. It contains many good types of wallpaper.
Disadvantages:
1. It is very slow.
2. It takes a lot of time to be installed.
3. It’s net is very slow.
4. When ever we install a program, it takes a lot of time.
5. The computer becomes corrupted sometimes.
6. Windows Vista cannot detect viruses.
By: Arsal Siddiq
Class: VII Silver
Windows vista is a collective form of many informative things. It contains many good softwares.
There are good advantages and disadvantages.
Advantages:
1. It is very stylish.
2. It contains much new software.
3. It also contains informative projects.
4. It contains many good types of wallpaper.
Disadvantages:
1. It is very slow.
2. It takes a lot of time to be installed.
3. It’s net is very slow.
4. When ever we install a program, it takes a lot of time.
5. The computer becomes corrupted sometimes.
6. Windows Vista cannot detect viruses.
By: Arsal Siddiq
Class: VII Silver
Traditional Stories
Traditional Stories
A friend in need is a friend indeed
Once upon a time there was a boy named Thomas who was 13 years old and studied in class 8. There were only 2 weeks left for the final exams of class 8. But Thomas was very upset because none of the subject was learned and prepared for his exams.
The next day after school, he sat under a tree and began to learn his work except playing with his friends. When he came home, his head began to pain and he got headache. When he looked in the thermometer, he had temperature up to 103oc and became more upset. He went to the principle next day and wanted a discount for the exams but he was unlucky.
His another friend named Tonny was his classmate and his all subjects were ready for his final exams. When he listened about Thomas, he became worried about him and decided to help him. At home time, he went with Thomas to his house and helped him in learning the exams and it also benefit him that he also got revised.
When the exams were over, the both friends got good result but Thomas was the topper so he thanked a lot to Tonny. When the summer vacations passed, Thomas was surprised that Tonny had fractured his right arm so he could not write. Thomas decided to help Tonny because now, it was his turn. So he Tonny’s work after doing his own work.
Then Tonny was alright and he thanked Thomas too. They both became best friends.
By: Arsal Siddiq
Class: VII Silver
A friend in need is a friend indeed
Once upon a time there was a boy named Thomas who was 13 years old and studied in class 8. There were only 2 weeks left for the final exams of class 8. But Thomas was very upset because none of the subject was learned and prepared for his exams.
The next day after school, he sat under a tree and began to learn his work except playing with his friends. When he came home, his head began to pain and he got headache. When he looked in the thermometer, he had temperature up to 103oc and became more upset. He went to the principle next day and wanted a discount for the exams but he was unlucky.
His another friend named Tonny was his classmate and his all subjects were ready for his final exams. When he listened about Thomas, he became worried about him and decided to help him. At home time, he went with Thomas to his house and helped him in learning the exams and it also benefit him that he also got revised.
When the exams were over, the both friends got good result but Thomas was the topper so he thanked a lot to Tonny. When the summer vacations passed, Thomas was surprised that Tonny had fractured his right arm so he could not write. Thomas decided to help Tonny because now, it was his turn. So he Tonny’s work after doing his own work.
Then Tonny was alright and he thanked Thomas too. They both became best friends.
By: Arsal Siddiq
Class: VII Silver
The internet: advantages and disadvantages
The Internet: Blessing vs Curses
Internet is a connection in computers and nowadays in mobile too. Internet was invented in 1969. This is a software in which we can be connected to the whole world in just one click. Some internet connections are also free to use. This benefits people who use internet regularly for a long time. But there are some advantages and disadvantages of internet. These advantages and disadvantages are following:
Advantages:
1. We can find every kind of information we need.
2. We can download music, songs, games, pictures, etc.
3. We can send mails to other people via internet.
4. We can chat with other person on internet.
5. We can find all the Islamic information on the internet.
6. We can be connected with the world just by one click.
7. Internet can be connected anywhere in the world.
8. We can complete our work quickly.
9. Through internet, we can copy; paste the information except of typing.
10. We can be communicated with our relatives on the internet.
Disadvantages:
1. Internet can contain sites which have virus in them and it can be transferred to our computer.
2. Internet can also contain sites which are bad.
3. Some shortcuts can corrupt our windows.
4. People also misuse internet.
5. Some internet connections are very expensive to afford.
6. People can be misguided via internet.
7. Bad things can be opened unconsciously.
8. We can get into trouble by opening the sites.
9. If we use internet, some one can hack our computer.
10. If we are using illegal windows, some one can catch us.
By: Arsal Siddiq
Class: VII Silver
Internet is a connection in computers and nowadays in mobile too. Internet was invented in 1969. This is a software in which we can be connected to the whole world in just one click. Some internet connections are also free to use. This benefits people who use internet regularly for a long time. But there are some advantages and disadvantages of internet. These advantages and disadvantages are following:
Advantages:
1. We can find every kind of information we need.
2. We can download music, songs, games, pictures, etc.
3. We can send mails to other people via internet.
4. We can chat with other person on internet.
5. We can find all the Islamic information on the internet.
6. We can be connected with the world just by one click.
7. Internet can be connected anywhere in the world.
8. We can complete our work quickly.
9. Through internet, we can copy; paste the information except of typing.
10. We can be communicated with our relatives on the internet.
Disadvantages:
1. Internet can contain sites which have virus in them and it can be transferred to our computer.
2. Internet can also contain sites which are bad.
3. Some shortcuts can corrupt our windows.
4. People also misuse internet.
5. Some internet connections are very expensive to afford.
6. People can be misguided via internet.
7. Bad things can be opened unconsciously.
8. We can get into trouble by opening the sites.
9. If we use internet, some one can hack our computer.
10. If we are using illegal windows, some one can catch us.
By: Arsal Siddiq
Class: VII Silver
Blogger rules
Blogger Rules
Language:
I would use formal language when using blogger.
I would not use informal and irrelevant language.
I would not use language which is insulting for others.
Relevance:
I would like to share information of mobile.
I will not like to share irrelevant information.
I would like to share information which is useful to others.
Safety measures (social + moral):
I would not respond to any unknown mail send by an unknown person.
I would not send mail to an unknown person.
I would even not share my personal matters with an unknown person.
By: Arsal Siddiq
Class: VII Silver
Language:
I would use formal language when using blogger.
I would not use informal and irrelevant language.
I would not use language which is insulting for others.
Relevance:
I would like to share information of mobile.
I will not like to share irrelevant information.
I would like to share information which is useful to others.
Safety measures (social + moral):
I would not respond to any unknown mail send by an unknown person.
I would not send mail to an unknown person.
I would even not share my personal matters with an unknown person.
By: Arsal Siddiq
Class: VII Silver
Bluetooth Fever
Blue Tooth Fever
Blue tooth is a new advance technology, which is very useful among teenagers. Every one is crazy about Blue tooth and whenever they go to buy a mobile, they always ask the attendant to show a mobile with Blue tooth. Teenagers are crazy about Blue tooth because it can send songs, images, clips, videos, data, etc. There are some advantages and disadvantages of Blue tooth. These advantages and disadvantages are following:
Advantages:
It can send clips, videos, data, music, images, etc.
It is free to send a it does not require any charges.
It can be send from computer to computer, from mobile to mobile, from computer to mobile and from mobile to computer.
It does not require and attachments.
It sends our data fast to other mobiles or computers.
It can send data from anywhere in the world.
Disadvantages:
It can send virus to other mobiles and computers.
Listening to songs all the time can affect our ears.
Eyesight can become weak by using Blue tooth frequently.
If we use Blue tooth all the time, others will think that we are mad or something.
By: Arsal Siddiq
Blue tooth is a new advance technology, which is very useful among teenagers. Every one is crazy about Blue tooth and whenever they go to buy a mobile, they always ask the attendant to show a mobile with Blue tooth. Teenagers are crazy about Blue tooth because it can send songs, images, clips, videos, data, etc. There are some advantages and disadvantages of Blue tooth. These advantages and disadvantages are following:
Advantages:
It can send clips, videos, data, music, images, etc.
It is free to send a it does not require any charges.
It can be send from computer to computer, from mobile to mobile, from computer to mobile and from mobile to computer.
It does not require and attachments.
It sends our data fast to other mobiles or computers.
It can send data from anywhere in the world.
Disadvantages:
It can send virus to other mobiles and computers.
Listening to songs all the time can affect our ears.
Eyesight can become weak by using Blue tooth frequently.
If we use Blue tooth all the time, others will think that we are mad or something.
By: Arsal Siddiq
Class: VII Silver
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