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Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Fun Stuff

What do you get when you eat a blackberry?
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Why is a problem in a computer program called a "bug"?

The problem of bugs in machines has existed since the time of investor Thomas Edison, who described finding one in his phonograph. The word surfaced in an 1896 manual to describe faults in electrical apparatus. radio technicians called an early gadget that traces radio interference a bug because of its roach-shaped body.

In 1945, Harvard University operators removed a moth fouling the guts of a primitive computer called the Mark II Aiken relay calculator. They taped it to that day's log book with the entry : " First actual case of bug being found."

Computer bugs naturally spawned the term computer viruses, notable for spreading nasties from one infected machine to another faster than you can sneeze. Bugs aren't the only critters in computers, though. "Worms" describes a virus that contaminates computer networks, and some anti-virus software boasts "bait" or "goat" files that flush out viruses.

Let's learn vocabulary- wine connoisseur

Decant : To pour slowly, usually to separate liquid from sediment.
Our host insisted we decant the wine before dinner

Let's learn vocabulary- wine connoisseur

Must : Grape juice.
At the start, the product is no more than must.

Let's learn vocabulary- wine connoisseur

Sommelier : Waiter in charge of wine.
The sommelier suggested Bill and francine try a sancerre with their mussels.

Let's learn vocabulary- wine connoisseur

Capsule : Wrapping that covers the cork and neck of a wine bottle.
The salesman says that plastic or metal capsules protect corks from insect attack.

Let's learn vocabulary- wine connoisseur

bouquet - Aroma; a wine's characteristic scent.
The bouquet of pinot grigio may have a hint of nuts and lemons.

Barbara Walters's Quotes

Show me someone who never gossips and I'll show you someone who isn't  interested in people. - Barbara Walters

Too Hip for Comfort?

Tight low - cut trousers can put pressure on a sensory nerve under the front part of the hip bone, causing a burning sensation in the thighs. The fashion is linked with the problem "meraglia paresthetica". 3 mildly obese women complaining of tingly thighs suffers this symptoms as they had all worn tight low-slung trousers for several months. The women changed to loose-fitting dresses, and the symptoms soon disappeared.