Wednesday, 19 October 2011


Tahukah korang sebenarnya banyak benda yang yahudi laknat ni sembunyikan pada pengetahuan umum. Jom Bola,Bola&Bola nak dedahkan 10 daripadanya!

1) Israel merupakan salah satu pembekal rokok terbesar dunia, namun rakyatnya tidak digalakkan menghisap rokok yang mereka cipta kerana mereka tahu akan bahana dalam kandungannya!.

2) Israel mempunyai kepakaran dalam mencipta vaksin dan mahir dalam ilmuperubatan, namun ilmu itu hanya untuk orang luar, kerana mereka tahu bahan kimia yang terdapat dalam ubat akan merosakkan untuk satu jangka masa panjang. Penduduk israel sendiri menggunakan Habbatus Sauda dalam perubatan harian.

3) Taktik kaum ibu di Israel ketika mengandung ialah si ibu/ isteri akan mendengar si suami membaca, menyanyi atau mereka akan menyelesaikan masalah matematik bersama-sama untuk mendapat bayi yang bijak dan petah kerana pada ketika ini fikiran dan perasaan si isteri adalah bersambungan dengan anak dalam kandungan berbanding anda bercakap padanya di perut.

4) McDonald di israel telah membuat pengubahsuaian contohnya dari segi minuman. Mereka menggantikan kopi berkafein kepada teh yang mengandungi polyphenols, iaitu unsur kimia yang berfungsi sebagai antioksidan berkekuatan besar untuk membuang sel rosak dan mencegah kanser. Kita disini masih lagi menggunakan KAFEIN BERBAHAYA!

5) Di Israel, mereka akan memakan buah-buahan dahulu sebelum memakan makanan utama. Ini kerana hakikatnya dengan memakan hidangan kabohidrat (nasi atau roti) dahulu kemudian buah buahan akan menyebabkan kita merasa ngantuk dan lemah dan payah untuk memahami pelajaran disekolah. Sedangkan disini kita dimomokkan dengan memakan buah-buahan sebagai pencuci mulut.

6) Israel terus melakukan berbagai usaha untuk menghancurkan Masjid Al Aqsha dan Qubah Shakhrah sejak 50 tahun yang lalu dengan menggali bawah tanah masjid tersebut agar runtuh dengan sendirinya?

7) Majoriti buku sejarah di dunia mengatakan Negara-negara Arab yang menyerang Israel terlebih dahulu pada perang tahun 1967? Padahal faktanya, Israel yang menyerang Negara-negara Arab terlebih dahulu kemudian mereka merebut kota Al Quds dan Tebing Barat? Tetapi mereka mengatakan serangannya itu adalah serangan untuk menjaga diri dan antisipasi?

8 ) Di Palestin, penduduk kristian Palestin dan Palestin Muslim bersatu melawan penjajah yahudi

9) Pelajar-pelajar di sekolah dilatih dengan taktik ketenteraan dalam bersukan seperti menembak dan mamanah bagi melatih otak memfokus sesuatu perkara dan mempersiapkan diri jika perkhidmatan diperlukan dimasa akan datang.

10) Hosni Mubarak merupakan tulang belakang Israel dan Amerika selama 30 tahun!

Wednesday, 5 October 2011

Tahukah Anda Duduk Boleh Membunuh Anda!!!


Mungkin ramai yang tak tahu, duduk yang terlalu lama pada satu-satu posisi boleh mendatangkan masalah kesihatan, malah lebih teruk lagi boleh membunuh anda! Macam mana? Kalau nak tahu lebih lanjut lagi, sila baca info grafik di bawah:



 








Sunday, 2 October 2011

☞ Jika sekiranya kalian ingin mengumpul saham akhirat, sampaikanlah ilmu ini kepada sahabat² yang lain. Sepertimana sabda Rasulullah SAW: ❝ Sampaikanlah pesananku walaupun satu ayat. ❞

Sesungguhnya apabila matinya seseorang anak Adam itu, hanya 3 perkara yang akan dibawanya bersama :

① Sedekah/amal jariahnya.
② Doa anak²nya yang soleh.
③ Ilmu yang bermanfaat yang disampaikannya kepada orang lain.

Thursday, 22 September 2011

Tutorial 1


Contents

Computers and How They Work
 Why is it important to know how a computer works?  Easy, if you don't, it will be hard to control.  Computers were never built to control us even though that is how it appears.  Their creation was just another tool God gave man to use to benefit society.  What can you do to learn more about computers?  I have an easy answer.  Just read, and use computers more.  They are not that hard and with time you too can become the master over this tool.
·         Computers, the ones we know and love have not been around all that long. 
·         The first home personal computer was not sold until 1977. 
·         We have come a long way since then. 
·         Did you know that in 1983 there were approximately 2 million personal computers in use in the United States. 
·         However just 10 years later in 1993 the number had jumped to more than 90 million.  And now the number is in the hundreds of millions.
Computers, today are small, fast, reliable, and extremely useful.  Back in 1977 that really was not the case.  However, they both operated in basically the same way.  They both receive data, stored data, processed data, and then output data similar the the way our own brain functions.  This article deals with those 4 functions: Memory, Processing, Input, and Output.

Memory

Lets look at computer memory first.  The function of storage in a computer comes in many different sizes, types and shapes.  However there are two basic categories: short-term and long-term.  A typical computer contains numerous types of memory including RAM, ROM, virtual, cache, and various long-term storage devices.  Each type of computer memory serves a specific function and purpose.
Computer memory is measured in bytes.  A single byte is made up of a series of 1's and 0's normally traveling in pairs of eight.  These eight 0's and 1's are the way the computer communicates and stores information.  With each keystroke or character a byte of memory is used.  In another article you will learn more about bits and how the computer thinks

ROM

ROM, or read-only memory is permanent, long-term, nonvolatile memory.  Nonvolatile means is doesn't disappear when the computer is shut off.  It also can not be erased or changed in anyway.  However there are types of ROM called PROM that can be altered.  The P stands for programmable.  ROM's purpose is to store the basic input/output system (BIOS) that controls the start-up, or boot process.

RAM

Early personal computer only needed about 64K of RAM.  Today that number is drastically higher.  With photos, sounds, and even movies going into RAM, the amount need is now in the millions.  The computer I am currently using has 80 MB or 80,000K of RAM.
Multitasking has put more demand on RAM in the past few years.  Multitasking is the ability to run more than one program at the same time.  For instance, many people like to run Netscape Communicator along with their word processing software.  This means you need lots of RAM to hold both programs.
Other types of temporary memory are cache (pronounced "cash") and virtual memory.  Both of these types of memory supplement the computer's primary RAM and perform the same function as RAM.

Storage Devices:

RAM and ROM may be very important parts of the computer; however, without storage devices like hard drives and disk drives your computer would not be near as useful.
Here are the most common forms of Storage Devices found on your home computer:
Thumb Drive or Memory Stick A device that in 1998 IBM introduced and has caught on very quickly as a great portable storage device.  It quickly replaced the floppy disk. This small device is extremely reliable and fits in the USB port on your computer.  It come in sizes ranging from 1 GB to 64 GB in size.

Hard disk (drive) or HD

A stack of round metal platters called disks encased in a metal air tight shell.  They commonly range in sizes from 60  to 500 gigabytes (1000MB=1GB).  The hard drive's function is to store all the files, and software the computer will ever use.  Any file or software program used by RAM most likely will come from the disk drive

CD-ROM (Compact disk, read-only memory)

CD's function much like hard drive in that they store large amounts of memory.  What separates them is their mobility and optical storage technology.  Their storage capacity is also very limited compared to hard drives.  The can only hold up to approximately 650 MB of information.  The other big difference is that you have to have a special drive to write to CD's.  Otherwise they can only be read from.

DVD-ROM (digital video disk, read-only memory)

DVD's are similar to CD in that they are written and read by laser.  Hard drives use magnetic currents store data.  However CD's and DVD's use light (laser) to write and read data on a disk.  These long and short pits are then stored or etched on the surface of the disk.  They can only be read by laser technology.  The new DVD technology increased the amount of memory a regular CD can hold.  DVD's can range in sizes from 4.34GB (1000MB=1GB)  to 7.95GB.

Processing

If someone had to find the brains of the computer they would most certainly say its the microprocessor.  The microprocessor is often referred to as the CPU (Central processing unit).  The microprocessor is a chip the size of a postage stamp.  The processor is the one part of the computer that is most important to the computer.  The microprocessor controls how data is sorted and directs the flow of data.
To a great extent a computer is defined by the power of its microprocessor.  Chips with higher processing speed and more recent design offer the greatest performance and access to new technologies.  Most microprocessors made for PCs are made by Intel or by companies that clone Intel chips, such as Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) and Cyrix.
The early Intel chip came in models called 286, 386, and 486.  The 586 chip was given the name Pentium.  The series of Pentiums were given the following names: Pentium Pro, Pentium with MMX, and Pentium II.  The newer processors hold more transistors and thus more computing power on a single chip.

Input

One of the best features of a computer is the ability to give the computer commands and feed it information.  Without an input device this would not be possible.  Input devices can be built into the computer, like the keyboard in a laptop, or it can be connected to the computer by a cable.  The most common input device is the keyboard.  There are lots of others such as: mice, trackballs, touch pads, touch screens, pens, joysticks, scanners, bar code readers, video and digital cameras, and microphones.  In addition, storage devices such as disk drives can serve as input devices. 

Output

Input is important but equally important is the ability to read what the computer is doing.  The computer output devices are used to serve the user.  The most common output device is the monitor, or screen.  However most computer come with speakers and a printer which are excellent output devices.  Storage devices such as disk drives and diskettes also serve as output devices when it is necessary to write new or updated data files to disk or tape.