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Programmable Metallization Cell

PMC – A new technology for had disk storage, it stands for Programmable Metallization Cell. It is likely to hit the markets in the next 18 months, if successful, this will probably replace hard drives, flash memory and RAM used in PCs.

The technology uses nanowires created from copper atoms to record binary data. It stores information by rearranging atoms to form stable and extremely small memory cells. Each cell can potentially store multiple bits of information.

The memory could also prove easy to make. Recently, the Arizona group published work demonstrating that nano-ionic memory can be made from materials conventionally used in computer memory chips and microprocessors. That could make it easier to integrate with existing technologies, and it would mean less retooling at factories, which would appeal to manufacturers.

Still, nano-ionic memory may not be far behind. A few companies have licensed nano-ionic-memory technology developed at the University of Arizona. These include Qimonda, based in Germany; Micron Technologies, based in Boise, ID; and a Bay Area stealth-mode startup. The startup is well on the way to producing its first memory devices, which Kozicki says could be available within 18 months. These first chips, however, won’t rival hard drives in memory density, he says.

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IF I AM RICH

I will buy Moonlight

My bedroom will have a window which can look for the world

MY PET WITH THE DIAMOND TEETH

My pretty servant always ready

MY GLASS MADE ONLY BY ORIGINAL DIAMOND

IF I HAVE TIME, I WILL PLAY GOLF ON THE BOAT

MY SECURITY FOR 24 HOURS

ONLY SPRING WATER FROM THE HIMALAYAS TO FLUSH MY TOILET

TOILET PAPER

MY SWIMMING POOL CAN ONLY FILL IN WITH EXPENSIVE PERFUME

ONLY A PROFESSIONAL CAN WASH MY CAR WHICH WAS GOLD PLATED

MY LAPTOP WITH DIAMOND EDGING AND HAS Intel Pentium IX WITH RAM 30 Gigabyte

MY HOLIDAY HOUSE

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Dil Dosti Etc

Certainly, times have changed in Bollywood with Omkara, and this new movie is one step ahead in using abusive language and Slang.

I wouldn’t have said this, if Prakash Jha had made this movie in Bhojpuri. This is a new genre for Bollywood movies. Kasam “Murgi phele ya Anda Pehle” wale kahawat ki, koi Hero aur Villain main fark kar ke bata de. Anyway we have crossed that border much earlier where the difference line between the two is very thin.

Look at the title of the movie – it seems Mr. Manish Tiwary have stressed mainly on this “etc”. Whats does this etc referring to – If you haven’t seen the movie let me disclose the suspense (if any) – Its SEX, in plain raw language – Sex. The so called protagonist go on f***ing girls.

Apurv, is a rich guy (by birth) is definitely big time confused and sex maniac (Movie’s website acclaims this is how young men of today think and choose to live their life), dumps Yale to go to a Desi University – Delhi University. For what? Ask me… To have as much sex as possible – to sleep with 3 women in a day – a school girl, a sex worker and his best friend’s girls friend.

He certainly don’t have any Dil – love is just another four letter word for him – neither he understand Dosti, ab bach gaya Etc ie Sex – thats what he wants always.

But can we discard all these things declaring some shit of a fat bull?

Lets talk about Sanjay – an old fashioned Bihari Guy. Hesitates from sex, over-reacts when he sees his girl in bikini – a supermodel aspirant – and how this girl counter-react upon his reaction.

Though two heros are shown as friends but they represent two extremes of society, two different mind-sets. Neither its good, neither bad – Its you – to whom you associate with.

In the end – Sanjay dies. That stupid Apurv asks in the end he don’t know why Sunjay died? He should see psychiatrist.

Know a bit about Mr. Tiwari in his own words

My parents are doctors in Muzaffarpur (Bihar). I studied at Delhi University but completed my PhD from Cambridge University in 2001. From there, I went to Yale University. I have also worked with the UN in Rome. While I was studying and working, I made a couple of documentary films (for the university and the UN). I just couldn’t help but direct. This is how I express myself. I was even a part of a film society in Cambridge. I returned to Delhi and wrote a script that resulted in Dil Dosti Etc.

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Turning Point: T20 Cricket World Cup 2007

This looks completely wonderful. This is what we call the turning point, it could have gone to either way.

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Blue Tongue

Blue tooth, and now Blue Tongue. Who coins these words? After Mad cow (bovine spongiform encephalopathy or BSE – You’d have to have been on the spaceship to Mars to miss hearing about mad cow disease), UK farmers a facing a fresh crisis. A totally new virus has struck its cows. It is the first case of bluetongue disease.

This disease doesn’t affect humans. It affects ruminants – sheep, cattle, deer and goats. It can cause high mortality rates and reduce milk yield in cattle.

The threat of decreased trade associated with Bluetongue outbreaks has become an even bigger threat to the livestock industry than the actual disease itself.

Although the disease is not a threat to humans the most vulnerable common breeds in the UK are cattle, goats and sheep. There is no efficient treatment. Prevention is effected via quarantine, inoculation with live modified virus vaccine and control of the midge vector, including inspection of aircraft.

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