Abdulla Hisham

An Indian discovered that nobody can create a

folder anywhere in any Computer named as

"con"

This is something pretty cool...and unbelievable... At Microsoft the whole

Team, including Bill Gates, couldn't answer why this happened!

Try it out yourself...

For solution ..Click here.. Monday, October 24, 2005 at 9:34 AM

Airbus to build seven story airliner
Passengers will have choice of restaurants and theatres

-- With delivery of its first 555 passenger, double-deck commercial airliner expected to take place later this year, Airbus announced today that it has initiated preliminary studies for the design and manufacture a 2600 passenger airplane. The aircraft on the drawing board will have ten decks-seven for passengers, three for cargo and baggage. A prototype of the new aircraft, based on the company's Super Transporter design, will be called the "Airbus A390." The plane is targeted for international service of flights of over 9,000 nautical miles (about 16,600 kilometers). The A390 will be powered by six Rolls-Royce turbofan engines developing thrusts of over 340,000lb each.
According to a company spokesman, Jean-Claude Randele, "The break-even point for operating the airplane will be at a passenger load of about 1760 passengers." Mr. Randele also noted, "Flights in 9,000 miles-plus range are expected to take 20 hours or longer so the A390 will include lots of amenities to help the passengers pass the time." Among the features proposed for the future aircraft are six restaurants, three duty free shops, a lounge with a discothèque, two full sized movie theatres, a 14 lane bowling alley, a swimming pool with water slides, a wedding chapel, a fully functional medical clinic, and a 11,000 volume library. Mr. Randele said that two major international carriers have already placed orders and that the new jets are scheduled to begin service in late summer of 2008. Thursday, October 20, 2005 at 6:46 PM

Nanotechnology is the application of sceince to developnew material and process by manipulating molecular and atomic particles. it is about designing new products and improving existing ones by making things much smaller, faster, stronger and more energy eficient.

Everything in this universe - from giant stars to our bodies- works on molecular level. therefore, everything inour body and in the physical universe is already nanotechnology. Nanotechnology has been around since the late 1970's, when the scientists found new ways of making the computer chipsmaller and efficient.
The computer industry has been the driving force for the advancement of nanotechnology. Medical science is likely to benefit from the use of naanotechnology, particularly in the key area of diagnostics.

Just imagine the world then.... Sunday, October 16, 2005 at 3:23 PM