English Recordings

(September 6, 2012)I’m sleepy now, I feel very, very, very sleepy! Thus I didn’t write an entry today,and just a moment ago, I quickly read the entry I wrote on September 1, 2011.Oh, I’ll go to bed for sleep right now!Good night!
–(September 1, 2011.)I have become busy this September, just as I did last year. I ‘ve been a little busy and I’ve also been getting a little stressed out with work.This week , things changed for me.This week I’ve been a little busy and also I’ve been getting a little tense.However, I guess I will write about it when I’m more relaxed this weekend.Good night!

(September 7, 2012)<One Busy Week /A Busy Week>
It was one busy week./It had been one of busy week./It will be busy from now till next year February (/from this September to February next year) for me because/since/ I (will) work at an elementary school and teach children.
One of the teachers at this school took a half year off work to take care of her baby./It`s beacuse that one of the teachers / one teacher/ in this school took a half year off of/from work to raise her baby,So I’ll teach her sixth grade children instead of her, and it makes me a little stressed out because recently I don’t work as a full time teacher.(and it makes me a little tensed because I don’t work as a full time teacher these days.)After I quit as an elementary shool teacher, I just have been a substitute teacher when I have free time, and it`s very irregular and felt so free.However from/starting this month I have to work regularly, so to tell the truth, I feel a liitle tensed about having less free time.However, at the same time, I believe I will do well. ^^I hope I will enjoy the new situation./I hope I can enjoy of the whole/entire new situation.Anyway it has already been one week!
/Anyway one week has passed very, very quickly!
I hope I will have a good time with them.
/I hope I will make a good time with the children.
Everyone, good night!

Once upon a time, a mother fox and her child were living in a cave. That year, the young fox saw the snow for the first time. Although he was surprised by the coldness of the snow first, after a few hours, he really enjoyed playing in the snow. However, he cried suddenly because he got chilblains on his forehand. It really hurt. The mother fox felt sorry for her son, so they went to town to buy mittens. They reached the place where they could see the light of the town. The mother fox couldn’t move because she had flashbacks of a bad experience with humans. There is no way she could go to town, so she sent her son to the town by himself. When the mother fox was young, she tried to steal a chicken from a human house, but she failed and was caught. Humans could have killed her but they felt pity for her, so they released her after giving her a beating as a lesson that she never try to do that same thing again. The mother fox changed her son’s one hand into a human hand with her magic powers and gave her son human money. Foxes have some kind of magical power that allows them to change their shape into a human, but the mother fox's power is limited and she only can change her son’s one paw. The mother fox said to her son.
“First, you have to knock on the door and say, “Good Evening” and after the human opens the door a little bit, you have to put out your human hand, and say, “Please give me a pair of mittens that will fit my hand”, make sure you, never show your fox hand! Humans are cruel creatures. When they see a fox, they want to kill it.”
The little fox was really scared, but he tried to encourage himself and arrived at the town's general store. He knocked on the door and the owner of the general store opened the door a little bit. The little fox was surprised by the light coming out of the door and accidentally put his real fox hand into the gap of door.
“Please give me a pair of mittens that will fit my hand”
Although the owner of the general shop was really surprised by the fox's hand, he checked to make sure the money was real and gave the fox a small pair of mittens. The little fox put the pair of mittens on his hands. It was very warm and soft. On the way back to the home, he heard the voice of a human mother singing a nursing song to her child. The human child asked his mother a question. "Tonight is so cold, I am worried about the little fox. Is he going to freeze to death?” and the mother answered, “Please don’t worry about it. The little fox is sleeping, wrapped in his mother's warm arms inside a cave. The little fox suddenly missed his mother after hearing the human's conversations. He rushed back to his mother as fast as he could. His mother was waiting, nearly scared to death. The mother fox held her son tightly. The little fox explained to his mother what happened to him. Although he failed to show his human hand and showed his fox hand instead, the owner of the general shop kindly sold him a pair of mittens. The mother fox was really surprised. She thought to herself. “The true nature of a human being is kind?”

Fear, worry, negativity may just be an obstacle to stop you to reach to your success, but, if you are positive, it will be your biggest strength within you to be strong and face the best of obstacles to help you to reach with the best of success, just be strong and have the right faith, that's it. - Jiten Soni

Hawk vs Falcon

A falcon is a bird of prey that belongs to the Genus falco. There are various species of these raptor birds in the genus falco. They are characterized by their long wings and powerful beaks that are adapted to the way the birds hunt for prey, by strongly clawing and then tearing the flesh of the captured animal. Falcons, when fully mature typically fly at very high speeds and easily alter directions because their wings are tapered and thin. For the young falcons, their longer flight feathers are typical of any other flying bird but they make it easy for the young birds to learn superior prey hunting skills that will make them acquainted with effective hunting skills when they are grown. Falcons are known for their super fast flying speeds and the peregrine falcon is recorded as the fastest flying bird as well as fastest moving creature on earth with a diving speed of 322km/hr. other known falcons are the Lanner, Merlin, gyrfalcon and the hobbies which are small with wings that are long and narrow. Like many birds of prey, falcons have a very superior sense of vision, more than twice that of humans.

The hawk on the other hand is a term referring to the bird species belonging to the Accipitrinae subfamily. There are several genera in that subfamily including the Accipiter, Micronisus, Melierax and Megatriorchis with the Accipiter genus being the largest and has the most common hawk birds. In this genus there are sparrowhawks, goshawks the sharp shinned hawk and many more. The hawks in this genus basically stay in woodlands and are very visually astute. They hunt their prey by unexpected dashes from a hidden perch. A long tail is characteristic of these birds. Sometimes, the word hawk may be used generally to mean any bird of prey other than owls. Although the hawk and falcon are similar in characteristics, there are several features where the two birds differ.

Falcons generally have an angular bend on their beaks that allows them to easily break their prey’s neck while hawks generally have smoother beaks with a simple curve as they mainly use their talons to snatch and kill their prey. Falcons are very fast in flight especially the peregrine falcon whereas hawks are much slower in flight and would basically just glide on a descent. Falcons are smaller birds than hawks which are generally large but with shorter wings compared to falcons.

Summary:

1. Falcons belong to the same genus while hawks fall into several genera.

2. Falcons have a notch on their beaks while hawks have a simple curve on the beak.

3. Falcons grab their prey with the beaks while hawks use talons on the feet to kill prey.

4. Hawks are generally larger birds than falcons

Read more: Difference Between a Hawk and a Falcon | Difference Between | a Hawk vs a Falcon http://www.differencebetween.net/science/nature/difference-between-a-hawk-and-a-falcon/#ixzz25nitpLXd

Hey, Ryoma or you prefer to be called Matthew?
Anyway, you are a really bad guy.
A guy is too good word for you.

To my kindness, what have you done!
You never did anything good for me in return.
On the contrary you eliminated me.

Everybody will ignore you!

http://rhinospike.com/profiles/profile/RyomaPiano/

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contaminated
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cusp
flash point
opaque
full well
unbridled
to brag
rabble
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sleasy
to assail
tenet
to compel
debtor
intrinsic
to accede to
convoluted
to abhor
extant humans
premonition
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high-minded
surreptitiously
to proffer
to inveigh against
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The motivations of the top virus writers can often seem paradoxical. They spend hours dreaming up new strategies to infect computers, then hours more bringing them to reality. Yet when they're done, most of them say they have little interest in turning their creations free. Though Philet0ast3r is proud of his keylogger, he said he does not intend to release it into the wild. His reason is partly one of self-protection; he wouldn't want the police to trace it back to him. But he also said he does not ethically believe in damaging someone else's computer.
So why write a worm, if you're not going to spread it?
For the sheer challenge, Philet0ast3r replied, the fun of producing something 'really cool'. For the top worm writers, the goal is to make something that's brand new. A truly innovative worm, Philet0ast3r said, 'is like art'. To allow his malware to travel swiftly online, the virus writer must keep its code short and efficient. 'One condition of art,' he noted, 'is doing good things with less.'

Computer-science experts have a phrase for this type of fast-spreading epidemic, 'a Warhol worm' in honour of Andy Warhol's prediction that everyone would be famous for 15 minutes. 'In computer terms, 15 minutes is a really long time,' says Nicholas Weaver, a researcher at the International Computer Science Institute in Berkeley, who coined the Warhol term. 'The worm moves faster than humans can respond.' He suspects that even more damaging worms are on the way. All a worm writer needs to do is find a significant new flaw in a Microsoft product, then write some code that exploits it. Even Microsoft admits that there are flaws the company doesn't yet know about.
Virus writers are especially hostile toward Microsoft, the perennial whipping boy of the geek world. From their (somewhat self-serving) point of view, Microsoft is to blame for the worm epidemic, because the company frequently leaves flaws in its products that allow malware to spread. Microsoft markets its products to less expert computer users, cultivating the sort of gullible victims who click on disguised virus attachments.
But it is Microsoft's success that really makes it such an attractive target: since more than 90 per cent of desktop computers run Windows, worm writers target Microsoft in order to hit the largest possible number of victims. (By relying so exclusively on Microsoft products, virus authors say, we have created a digital monoculture, a dangerous thinning of the internet's gene pool.) Microsoft is now so angry that it has launched a counterattack. Last autumn, it set up a $5 million fund to pay for information leading to the capture of writers who target Windows machines. So far, it has announced $250,000 bounties for the creators of Blaster, Sobig.F and Mydoom.B.

Worms, in contrast, usually do not require any human intervention to spread. That means they can travel at the breakneck pace of computers themselves. A worm's danger lies in its speed: when it multiplies, it often generates enough traffic to crash internet servers. The most popular worms today are 'mass mailers' which attack a victim's computer, swipe the addresses out of Microsoft Outlook (the world's most common email program) and send a copy of the worm to everyone in the victim's address book. These days, the distinction between worm and virus is breaking down. A worm will carry a virus with it, dropping it on to the victim's hard drive to do its work, then emailing itself off to a new target.
The most ferocious threats today are 'network worms', which exploit a particular flaw in a software product (often one by Microsoft). The author of Slammer, for example, noticed a flaw in Microsoft's SQL Server, an online database commonly used by businesses and governments. The Slammer worm would find an unprotected SQL server, then would fire bursts of information at it, flooding the server's data 'buffer', like a cup filled to the brim with water.
Once its buffer was full, the server could be tricked into sending out thousands of new copies of the worm to other servers. Normally, a server should not allow an outside agent to control it that way, but Microsoft had neglected to defend against such an attack. Using that flaw, Slammer flooded the net with 55 million blasts of data per second and in only 10 minutes colonised almost all vulnerable machines.