beautiful woman when

Beautiful woman is: 

1.painting strength through times of stress

2.smile when have a problem when your heart was crying wheninsulted 

3.beautiful

4.patient because forgive without replies

5.adder 

6.give strong in prayer & hope the Divine ... Ya Allah ... Although I'm not beautiful in the eyes of humans, it is enoughsimply gorgeous front-MU

i love you mother

When the light could not illuminate the darkness You were therelike a lamp lights endless .. You teach me to love You earnestnessgive me a hope of life With the steep road that can be passed onlywith patience and sincerity .. No doubt for your love There is no liefor your love There is no reason for anyone to hate .. You are thehighest peak of pleasure for me in my life With God's love cantransform grief into love With your love can transform pain intohealthy tulusmu With love capable of transforming anger so friendlyand able to transform calamity goodwill so beautiful No words that can describe my love ketulusanmu You're my first love in My lifeand my breath in every noise in every step of my feet .. I Love Youwith all seriousness in my heart * I love my prayer UMY Mayblessings and love GOD always be with you

syurga expert women and its characteristics

Every human being must crave the pleasure of the most high and eternal. Pleasure it is HEAVEN. Inside are the vessels of gold and silver, magnificent palaces decorated with various jewels, and assorted other pleasures that are never seen by the eye, heard by the ears, and conceived in the liver. Al-Quran in many verses that describe the pleasures of Heaven. Among them Allah says: "(Do) parables (residents) Heaven is promised to the righteous people in which there are rivers of water that does not change the taste and smell, rivers of milk that does not change the taste, rivers from The wine (wine) is delicious for the drinkers, and rivers of honey is filtered and they get in it all sorts of fruit and forgiveness from their Lord the same as those in the eternal hell and given a drink with boiling water so that the cut cut his intestines? "(Surah Muhammad: 15) In addition to getting these pleasures, those who believe in Allah wa Ta'ala Tabaraka will eventually get the companion (wife) of the angels of Heaven are lots of beautiful nan told in verse verses of the Qur'an are noble, such as: "And (in Heaven) no-eyed maidens like hidden pearls jelly good." (Surat al-Waqi'ah :22-23). ​​"As if will angel jewel-Yakut and Marjan. "(QS.Ar Rahman: 58). "Verily, We created them (maidens) of special and made them virgins again loving old age." (QS.Al-Waqi 'ah :35-37).Muhammad sallallaahu 'Alaihi Wa Sallam illustrate the virtues of women residents of Heaven in his words: "... if one of the women population of the earth's population look Heaven surely he will shine among them (the people of Heaven and the earth's population) and will meet the smell of perfume. And half of women veil of Heaven are her head it's better than the world and its contents. "(Narrated by Bukhari from Anas ibn Malik radliyallahu 'anhu). In another hadith Muhammad sallallaahu 'Alaihi Wa Sallam bersanda: "Verily, the wives of the population of Heaven will call their husbands with a melodious voice which was never heard by anyone. Among them are sung by: "We are the women the best choice. The wives of the noblest. They looked with a soothing eye .. "And they hummed;" We are women who are eternal, will not die, We are the women that are safe, do not be afraid. We are women who stay, will not go away. "(Sahih al-Jami 'number 1557)

reflections of life

No one is perfect. Those who want to learn from mistakes is wise.Sad to see people insist that they are right even if proven wrong ...When we fill our hearts with repentance for past and fears for the future, we do not have today to acknowledge. An open mind and a closed mouth, is a combination of happiness. The more you talk about yourself, the more possibilities for you to lie. If you can not be smart, be a good person. Jealousy is shown to someone will injure themselves. You can only live once in this world, but if you live right, once is enough. Fond memories of the past only to be remembered, not to be remembered. Fear is not to be enjoyed, but to deal with. Wise people always complement her life with a lot of friendships. Open our eyes wide open before marriage, and let our eyes half closed after health like a true friendship, we became aware of value after we lose friends with people who like to defend the truth. He is happy and we dikala ornate shield at a time when we are hard, but we will never have a friend, if we expect someone with no errors. Because all humans are good if we could see the goodness and fun if we could see the uniqueness, but all men would be bad and boring if we can not see them. Semulia-noble man is who has the manners, shall humble themselves as noble, forgiving when powerless to retaliate and be just as strong. Indeed there are some words that are harder than stone, sharper than a needle prick, more bitter than jadam and hotter than the coals.Truly the heart is a field, then tanamkanlah it with a good word because if it does not grow all of them (an unkind word) necessarily grow partially. No deposit is more useful than a science. Nothing is more fortunate than adab. There is no better friend than reason. There is no unseen object is closer than death.Hopefully useful Salam brotherhood fillah

virus function

Virus Recovery Tips

Why is a computer virus harmful? For the same basic reason that biological viruses are: they damage components that keep systems healthy.

Some are relatively benign - they generate annoying, juvenile messages or crash the system once, then go away. But many are specifically designed to do substantial harm - by deleting files needed to run word processing programs or perform essential operating system tasks. Some prepare the way for further attacks by opening up access to administrative functions.

Combating them is simple - install antivirus software, keep it up-to-date and running in the background and don't open email attachments from unknown sources.

Nonetheless, odds are high that someday the system will be infected. Important data will be lost, essential program and operating system files will be zapped. Now what?

First thing: Don't panic. You may not even be infected. Before implementing a cure you have to diagnose properly.

If the system is still functional and you have access to the Internet, search for current, known viruses. Scan your system manually and search the file system for virus programs or infected files. Search memory too - sometimes the little creeps hide there.

Test multiple programs and operating system functions. It may be that something just went wrong with one component. Not a fool-proof method, the virus may have just attacked those specific ones.

If the system isn't functional, boot the system using an antivirus diskette or CD. You did prepare one, right? No? Er, go back to Step 0 - pre-attack - and (1) prepare bootable antivirus diskettes and a CD, (2) create CD copies of software purchased and/or organize the originals, and (3) backup important data.

Scan the system after booting from diskette or CD and look for the virus or infected files. You really are infected? Ok, on to the next phase.

If you're running Windows select the boot option: Last Known Good Configuration. It rarely helps, but sometimes you'll get lucky, and if you've re-booted twice you've lost the opportunity.

If you're running Windows, check for existence and the dates of key operating system files. (The list is too long to display here. Search Microsoft's web site for 'Operating System files', or make a list from the Windows (or WINNT) directory and System (or System32) sub-directory, of another computer. For the same service pack level, the dates should match other files, for the most part. 

Check especially kernel32.exe and lsass.exe. Hackers like to go after those two. Fixes from Microsoft update some, but they tend to come in bunches. Just one with a different date is suspect. Yes, no one said this was going to be easy. Windows is to some extent self-protecting and self-healing but far from perfect. Replace those files with good ones, if needed.

Again for Windows users, it may be the Registry that's corrupted. There are several useful tools available to fix it. Just search on Windows Registry repair utilities and choose one suitable for your version. Any recommendation made here will be out-of-date in six months, but forums are full of helpful up-to-date opinions.

If the problem is only a program - word processing software, or email client or browser, for example - de-install and re-install. Annoying, but usually pretty straight forward, and most programs won't delete any user created data files without prompting you first.

In the worst case scenario - lost user data not backed up somewhere (oops, you skipped Step 0) - several commericial Data Recovery services are available that can sometimes get it back. They tend to be expensive, but your data may be worth it. It sounds like magic, but they often can recover at least some even though you've searched thoroughly and the data appears lost.

what is spam

What Is Spam?

Almost anyone with a passing acquaintance with the Internet is familiar with spam. Just as junk mail is the demon of the Postal Service, spam is the scourge of e-mail.

Spam is unsolicited e-mail - often with some alleged commercial purpose, but almost always unwelcome. It's sent in bulk by automated programs to millions of e-mail addresses, usually offering products and services such as prescription medicines, get-rich-quick schemes and pornography.

As much as the objectionable content, it's the method of sending spam that upsets most people. Unlike junk (snail) mail that's delivered by the Postal Service at the expense of the sender, the cost of sending spam lies almost entirely on the receiver and the transmitters. There is a cost to the sender, when they use paid services to distribute, but the charge is often minimal.

So, why is spam so hated? After all, it can be eliminated with a simple delete. While receiving one or two unwanted e-mails a day is a minor inconvenience, when the number rises to 10, 20, or a hundred per day it becomes a major problem.

Before e-mail became an accepted means of communication, spam was mostly limited to USENET - newsgroups established to discuss specific topics. As it advanced, mechanisms for cross-posting - sending one message across multiple groups - came widely into use.

The ability to cross-post was, regrettably, quickly exploited by spammers. The same message could be sent to thousands of newsgroups with no regard for their actual interests.

With the rise in popularity of e-mail, spammers gained a whole new arena in which to inflict harm. They use software (spambots) to collect e-mail addresses posted on web sites or newsgroups, and send out their unwanted messages to millions of recipients at once.

Spambots are programs used to harvest e-mails for subsequent compiling into lists in order to - you guessed it - spam large groups of individuals in one easy and ill-bred way.

The sheer number of messages sent makes spam profitable. This is known as 'shotgun' advertising - when it's advertising at all and not a scam. Most reputable advertisers use 'targeted' marketing, which involves soliciting e-mail addresses voluntarily - or at least attempting to analyze the recipient - to send only messages that are likely to be welcomed.

Most people won't fall for get-rich-quick schemes or be interested in random merchandise solicitations, but if even one recipient out of a million provides his or her credit card number, the spammer's efforts can be amply repaid.

But don't despair. Spam is being fought on several fronts simultaneously. Companies and trade groups, legislation and technology are combining forces to make spam a thing of the past.

The effort may never be 100% effective since one man's spam is sometimes another's welcomed offer for a hotly sought item. But large strides are being made in all three areas.

In the interim, an individual needn't wait passively for others to solve the problem. We look at some tips on how to reduce spam and hinder spambots in later articles.

virus hoaxes

Virus Hoaxes, As Bad As The Real Thing?

computer viruses cause real damage to systems or lead to data theft. The consequences are lost time, broken programs and sometimes real money stolen.

A hoax can have these same consequences.

A virus hoax is typically distributed by e-mail to 'warn' recipients of a new threat to computer systems security. After detailing how this new virus is a serious threat, the e-mail advises you to forward the message to everyone you know. This 'chain letter' effect causes one kind of real harm.

Virus hoaxes can circulate widely. Suppose a recipient distributes it to 10 people and each of those 10 people distribute it to 10 more people, and so on down the line. After only six generations, one million bogus e-mail messages will circulate throughout the Internet. By the seventh generation the number reaches 10 million, and by the eighth generation - 100 million e-mail messages that serve no purpose are clogging up networks worldwide.

This effect can cause servers or routers (specialized computers that route Internet traffic) to slow down or even crash.

Often such hoaxes are forwarded with good intentions. A classic example is the e-mail warning about a virus called 'Deeyenda', circulating since 1995. It claims a virus called Deeyenda is circulating via e-mail. The e-mail explains the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) has issued warnings about this virus, and advises the recipient to pass the message on.

Everything about the warning is false. Viruses can't be activated by reading a text e-mail and the FCC doesn't issue warnings about viruses. (Spyware, yes. But then it's not usually a warning, but the annoucement of a criminal indictment.) Furthermore, there has never been a virus called Deeyenda.

Even a hoax can do real system damage. Some warn the user to delete certain files allegedly containing the virus. Such files are typically (unknown to the average user, of course) critical to proper computer operation. Deleting them may have no immediate effect - until the system is re-booted and fails to start.

How to Combat Virus Hoaxes

Fighting a hoax starts with 'recognizing the enemy'.

One clue that a warning is bogus is the use of technical jargon. The 'Good Times' virus hoax contained this warning: 'If the program is not stopped, the computer's processor will be placed in an nth-complexity infinite binary loop which can severely damage the processor.' This sounds very impressive, but in fact there is no such thing as an nth-complexity infinite binary loop. Also, no processor can be harmed by excessive use. Your system may be too busy to process desired commands, but no actual harm is done to the hardware.

Virus hoaxes often contain references to real organizations such as the FCC or a company specializing in antivirus software. If the warning is real, it'll be easy to verify on these organizations' web sites. If the virus warning is real, you can expect to find references to it in print, on television, as well as all over the Internet.

It should go without saying, though some have fallen prey, one should never 'buy' from someone unknown proposing to 'cure' your virus infection. There are many legitimate antivirus vendors - some offer downloadable products, others provide a service over the Internet. But all can be verified by reviews in trade publications and valid testimonials from trusted sources.