Installation of IBM Thinkcenter

Yesterday Me and My friend got an IBM ThinkCenter machine. We tried to install windows xp in that machine. While installing we realized that we lost the serial number of the XP cd. Then we brought another windows xp cd for complete the installation. But we not even continue and we couldn't change the boot order. Finally we found out the solution. We can change the boot device also.but it is different from normal setup procedure. There is no need to press del key for enter in to setup.

1. Press F1 to enter in to setup , while machine turning on
2. For change the boot device or boot order press F12

Now I am thinking that HP or another branded pc may have another procedure or key sequence for Installation. I accept every one's comments on this.

Thanks and Regards
Teji Thomas

Website and Domain Name extensions

You may noted that all the web sites have an extension. We are familiar with the .com,.net ,.org domain extensions. There are a list of extensions for the domains and websites. It varies from country to country also. I made an effort to list the domain name extensions for web site. Please find.

1. .ae :United Arab Emirates
2. .ai : Anguilla
3. .ar : Argentine Republic
4. .arpa : Advanced Projects Research Agency
5. .at : Austria
6. .au : Australia
7. .be : Belgium
8. .bg : Bulgaria
9. .bh : Finland
10. .bm : Bermuda
11. .bo : Bolivia
12. .br : Brazil
13. .ca : Canada
14. ,ch : Switzerland
15. .cl : Chile
16. .cn : People's Republic of China
17. .co : Colombia
18. .com Commercial
19. .cr : Costa Rica
20. .cy : Cyprus
21. .cz : Czech Republic
22. .de : Federal Republic of Germany
23. .dk : Denmark
24. .do : Dominican Republic
25. .ec : Ecuador
26. .edu : Education
27. .ee : Estonia
28. .eg : Arab Republic of Egypt
29. .es : Spain
30. .fi : Finland
31. . fj : Fiji
32. .fo : Faroe Islands
33. .fr : France
34. .gb : Great Britain
35. .ge : Georgia
36. .gl : Greenland
37. .gov : Government
38. .gr : Greece
39. .gu : Guam
40. .hk: Hong Kong (Hisiangkang, Xianggang)
41. .hr : Croatia / Hrvatska
42. .hu : Hungary
43. .id : Indonesia
44. .ie : Ireland
45. .il : Israel
46. .in : India
47. .int : International
48. .is Iceland
49. .it : Italian Republic
50. .jm : Jamaica
51. .jo : The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
52. .jp : Japan
53. .kr :Korea
54. .kw : Kuwait
55. .ky: Cayman Islands
56. .kz : Kazakhstan
57. .lc : Saint Lucia
58. .li : Principality of Liechtenstein
59. .lt : Lithuania
60. .lu : Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
61. .lv : Latvia
62. .mil : Military
63. .mo : Macau (Ao-me'n)
64. .mt : Malta
65. .mx :United Mexican States
66. .my : Malaysia
67. .net : Network
68. .ni : Nicaragua
69. .nl :Netherlands
70. .no : Norway
71. .nz : New Zealand
72. .org :Organization
73. .pa :Panama
74. .pe : Peru
75. .ph : Philippines
76. .pl :Poland
77. .pt :Portuguese Republic
78. .ro :Romainia
79. .ru :Russian Federation
80. .se :Sweden
81. .sg :Singapore
82. .si : Slovenia
83. .sk :Slovakia
84. .su :Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
85. .th :Thailand
86. .tr :Turkey
87. .tt : Trinidad & Tobago
88. .tw : Taiwan
89. .ua :Ukraine
90. .ug : Uganda
91. .uk : United Kingdom of Great Britain
92. .us :United States of America
93. .uy :Uruguay
94. .ve :Venezuela
95. .za :South Africa
96. .zm :Zambia

Thanks and Regards
Teji Thomas

POTS about Laptop

10 things to look for in a laptop

Laptops are all the rage. Once reserved for mobile professionals and elite executives, notebook PCs are replacing desktop computers in many organizations and homes. Driven by changing habits and the ease of locating and joining wireless networks, sales of laptop computers began exceeding those for desktop models in mid-year 2005. The trend shows no signs of easing.However, just buying a laptop doesn’t ensure you automatically become an effective mobile computer user. In fact, the odds are you’ll end up with a subpar PC if you purchase a model directly from many retailers’ shelves.
Due to competitive pressures, many office supply and electronics chains aggressively market very low prices for laptop computers. The problem is, because of cost constraints, many of those PCs aren’t well-equipped for most real-world computing. Here are 10 things to look for in your next laptop to help you choose a model that readily meets your needs.

#1: Operating system

Most PCs sold in office supply and major big box electronics stores come preloaded with Microsoft’s consumer operating system. Deploying PCs powered by Windows XP Home or Vista Home Basic might not appear problematic, at least at first. In many cases, it may even appear beneficial. Why pay for the more expensive business edition if all you really need to do is write documents, crunch spreadsheets, send and receive e-mail, and use the Internet?
As so many organizations and users have discovered in the real world, the business versions of Microsoft’s operating system offer many features that may well become necessities down the road. Many a client has found the migration from a workgroup environment to a client-server system complicated by the need to purchase new Windows XP Professional or Vista Business licenses (not too mention the time and cost associated with upgrading each user computer).
Microsoft’s consumer operating systems typically don’t support joining server domains. Nor have they readily enabled hosting remote desktop connections. For this reason, when purchasing a laptop PC, be sure it comes preloaded with the Microsoft operating system that will meet all your professional computing requirements.

#2: CPU

Laptop models advertised at attractive price points often don’t have potent CPUs. When selecting a portable computer, buy a model with a CPU tailored to the rigors of mobile computing. Fail to do so, and you could end up with a PC that takes seven to eight minutes to fully boot into Windows, provides minimal battery life, and can’t reasonably power the applications you use.
Intel’s new Core 2 Duo CPUs (Figure A) perform exceptionally well. In addition to packing considerable processing power, these chips use less energy (resulting in improved battery life) and generate less heat than previous Pentium CPUs. Laptops featuring these chips (2.0 GHz and higher) should meet most users’ computing needs for the next three or four years (the timeframe in which accountants amortize information technology assets).
Figure A

Intel’s Core 2 Duo CPU is a potent CPU that’s the favorite of many road warriors.

#3: RAM

Many Windows Vista laptops are marketed as having a full 1 GB of RAM. While 1 GB of RAM works well for most Windows XP installations, it typically isn’t enough to enable a Vista system to work smoothly. Any users planning to run multiple applications simultaneously on a Windows Vista laptop should consider loading the notebook with 2 GB of RAM.
While most users don’t think of themselves as power users, 2 GB of RAM should be the norm for individuals planning to maintain multiple Office application windows while surfing the Internet and checking e-mail. Anyone planning to edit digital photographs or play more advanced games on a Vista system should also upgrade to 2 GB of RAM.

#4: Video card

Video performance is notoriously shortchanged on laptop computers. This is especially true for $500 notebooks frequently featured on the front covers of electronics and office supply store circulars.
Windows Vista operating systems, in particular, require potent video cards to maximize the system’s many new features (including its resource-demanding Aero interface, translucent menus, and Flip 3D technologies). Windows XP computers that must power three-dimensional engineering and drafting programs also require strong video cards, as do gaming systems, regardless of OS.
When preparing to purchase a laptop computer, consider selecting a model with at least 128 MB of onboard RAM. If you plan to run drafting and engineering applications, video production software, or games, you should upgrade to video adapters with 256 MB of RAM.

#5: Ports

Many users assume that any modern laptop computer has numerous USB ports, as well as VGA, DVI, serial, and parallel ports. Those same users may learn a painful lesson; increasingly, in another effort at managing costs, laptop manufacturers are reducing the number of ports found on their PCs.
Budget notebook computers often ship with only a pair of USB ports, with no serial, parallel, or DVI ports and only a single VGA port (if a video port is even included). When purchasing a laptop, review the model’s technical specifications and make sure that the chassis includes the ports you require. While most PCs now include integrated wired NICs, they don’t always have PC Card slots, so that’s an additional factor to consider before purchasing a new unit.

#6: Screen size

Carefully review your monitor needs before ordering a new notebook. You may think that a 17-inch widescreen display is just what you need. Ultimately, that may prove to be too big.
How’s that?
Think about how you’ll be using the laptop. If the computer will truly be used most often on the road, placing the notebook in a protective case, lugging it onto a cramped airplane, removing it for baggage inspectors, carrying it into a meeting room, and transporting it wherever else you go is made exponentially more difficult for each inch of display size beyond 12 inches.
Models with 12-inch displays are much easier to carry through doorways, into tight airline seats, and in coffee shops. They’re also much lighter.
If your laptop will see only occasional travel, a larger model may be just what you need. But if not, consider purchasing a 12-inch model. You can always mate it to a 22-inch widescreen on your desk. Just be sure the laptop offers the correct ports to do so, as described in item #5.

#7: Integrated wireless

There should almost be a rule that any laptop sold today include an integrated 802.11g wireless (WiFi) adapter. But of course there is no rule, and not all models include one.
Make sure that the laptop you’re considering includes the WiFi technology you use. For many, that will soon mean that the laptop includes integrated 802.11n compatibility. Read specifications closely to verify that the model you’re buying provides the wireless connectivity you require.

#8: Integrated Bluetooth

Integrated Bluetooth technology used to be a luxury in laptops. Most users associate Bluetooth now with the wireless hands-free headsets used with cellular telephones, but Bluetooth is also growing in importance when it comes to connecting handheld devices to laptops.
Bluetooth technology enables synchronizing cell phone contacts, e-mail, calendars, and tasks lists wirelessly with a laptop. The same Bluetooth technology can also be used to add a wireless mouse to a notebook.

#9: Track pad

Most every laptop now comes equipped with a track pad mouse and corresponding click buttons. Some models include a simple track pad, while others include a track pad and an integrated pointer (usually nestled between the G and H keys). These so-called pencil-eraser pointers (Figure B) have long been popular, gracing everything from older Toshiba models to newer ThinkPads.
Figure B

The “pencil-eraser” pointer (shown here in blue) is the favorite of many mobile users.
It’s not important to choose a laptop computer that includes a sophisticated track pad and pencil-eraser pointer. Just make sure you select a notebook PC that features the pointing device you prefer.
Some models permit scrolling pages when two fingers are used versus scrolling within the currently displayed page when a single finger is used (such as with Apple laptops). Other laptops feature track pads that contain two separate tracking areas, such as are found on Compaq Presarios, for scrolling entire pages versus the contents of those pages.
Review the model you’re preparing to buy to confirm you find its track pad agreeable. Even if you plan to use an external mouse, there are times when you’ll be without it and the track pad is all you’ll have.



#10: Battery life

Battery life is a critical consideration but not a deal breaker. When purchasing a laptop, if the only battery option doesn’t provide the lifespan you require, you can always buy a second battery.
Many users, however, don’t want the hassle that comes with carrying multiple batteries. In such cases, upgrade laptop orders to include 12-cell batteries (if available) instead of a standard six- or nine-cell battery. Bigger batteries almost always last longer, which is usually a key factor for mobile professionals traveling by air.
Just be aware that the larger cell batteries often have a greater footprint. In other words, they could violate a notebook’s aesthetic look. But no one ever said functionality doesn’t come at a price.


Summary
Laptops, increasingly, are decreasing in price. But a cheap laptop isn’t necessarily a good laptop. Ensure that the laptop you buy meets your computing needs by carefully considering these 10 factors before making a purchase.

POTS about Job Categories

List of Job Categories

1. Accounting
2. Accounting Technician
3. Actuary
4. Administration and Office Support Student Trainee
5. Administrative Officer
6. Aerospace Engineering
7. Agricultural Commodity Aid
8. Agricultural Commodity Grading
9. Agricultural Commodity Warehouse Examining
10. Agricultural Engineering
11. Agricultural Management
12. Agricultural Market Reporting
13. Agricultural Marketing
14. Agricultural Program Specialist
15. Agronomy
16. Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic
17. Air Conditioning Equipment Operating
18. Air Navigation
19. Air Safety Investigating
20. Air Traffic Assistance
21. Air Traffic Control
22. Aircraft Attending
23. Aircraft Electrician
24. Aircraft Engine Mechanic
25. Aircraft Freight Loading
26. Aircraft Mechanic
27. Aircraft Mechanical Parts Repairing
28. Aircraft Operation
29. Aircraft Ordnance Systems Mechanic
30. Aircraft Pneudraulic Systems Mechanic
31. Aircraft Propeller Mechanic
32. Aircraft Survival Flight Equipment Repairing
33. Aircrew Technician
34. Airfield Clearing Equipment Operating
35. Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Inspection
36. Animal Caretaking
37. Animal Health Technician
38. Animal Science
39. Appraising
40. Apprenticeship and Training
41. Archeology
42. Architecture
43. Archives Technician
44. Archivist
45. Art Specialist
46. Artillery Repairing
47. Astronomy and Space Science
48. Audiovisual Production
49. Auditing
50. Automotive Mechanic
51. Autopsy Assistant
52. Aviation Safety
53. Baking
54. Bank Officer
55. Barbering
56. Battery Repairing
57. Bearing Reconditioning
58. Bindery Working
59. Biological Science Student Trainee
60. Biological Science Technician
61. Biomedical Engineering
62. Blocking and Bracing
63. Boat Building and Repairing
64. Boiler Plant Operating
65. Boilermaking
66. Bond Sales Promotion
67. Bookbinding
68. Border Patrol Agent
69. Botany
70. Braking-Switching and Conducting
71. Budget Analysis
72. Budget Clerical and Assistance
73. Building Management
74. Bulk Money Handling
75. Business and Industry Student Trainee
76. Cargo Scheduling
77. Carpentry
78. Cartographic Technician
79. Cartography
80. Cash Processing
81. Cement Finishing
82. Cemetery Administration
83. Cemetery Caretaking
84. Chaplain
85. Chemical Engineering
86. Chemical Plant Operating
87. Chemistry
88. Civil Engineering
89. Civilian Pay
90. Claims Clerical
91. Clerk-Stenographer and Reporter
92. Clerk-Typist
93. Closed Microphone Reporting
94. Coding
95. Coin/Currency Checking
96. Commissary Store Management
97. Communications Clerical
98. Community Planning
99. Compliance Inspection and Support
100. Computer Clerk and Assistant
101. Computer Engineering
102. Computer Operation
103. Computer Science
104. Computer Specialist
105. Construction Analyst
106. Construction Control
107. Consumer Safety
108. Consumer Safety Inspection
109. Contact Representative
110. Contracting
111. Contractor Industrial Relations
112. Cooking
113. Copyright and Patent Student Trainee
114. Correctional Institution Administration
115. Correctional Officer
116. Corrective Therapist
117. Correspondence Clerk
118. Crane Operating
119. Criminal Investigating
120. Crop Insurance Administration
121. Custodial Working
122. Customs Aid
123. Customs Entry and Liquidating
124. Customs Inspection
125. Data Transcriber
126. Deckhand
127. Dental Assistant
128. Dental Hygiene
129. Dental Laboratory Aid and Technician
130. Dental Officer
131. Diagnostic Radiologic Technologist
132. Dietitian and Nutritionist
133. Dispatching
134. Distribution Facilities and Storage Management
135. Document Analysis
136. Drill Rig Operating
137. Ecology
138. Economics Assistant
139. Economist
140. Editorial Assistance
141. Education and Training Technician
142. Education and Vocational Training
143. Education Program
144. Education Services
145. Electric Power Controlling
146. Electrical Engineering
147. Electrical Equipment Repairing
148. Electrician
149. Electromotive Equipment Mechanic
150. Electronic Digital Computer Mechanic
151. Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic
152. Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic
153. Electronic Measurement Equipment Mechanic
154. Electronics Engineering
155. Electronics Mechanic
156. Electronics Technician
157. Electroplating
158. Elevator Mechanic
159. Employee Development
160. Employee Relations
161. Engineering and Architecture Student Trainee
162. Engineering Drafting
163. Engineering Equipment Operating
164. Engineering Technician
165. Entomology
166. Environmental Engineering
167. Environmental Health Technician
168. Environmental Protection Assistant
169. Environmental Protection Specialist
170. Equal Employment Opportunity
171. Equal Opportunity Assistance
172. Equal Opportunity Compliance
173. Equipment Cleaning
174. Equipment Operator
175. Equipment Specialist
176. Exhibits Making/Modeling
177. Exhibits Specialist
178. Explosives Operating
179. Explosives Test Operating
180. Fabric Working
181. Facility Management
182. Federal Retirement Benefits
183. Film Assembly-Stripping
184. Financial Administration and Program
185. Financial Analysis
186. Financial Clerical and Assistance
187. Financial Institution Examining
188. Financial Management
189. Financial Management Student Trainee
190. Fingerprint Identification
191. Fire Protection and Prevention
192. Fire Protection Engineering
193. Fishery Biology
194. Food Inspection
195. Food Service Working
196. Food Technology
197. Foreign Affairs
198. Foreign Agricultural Affairs
199. Forestry
200. Forestry Technician
201. Fork Lift Operating
202. Freight Rate
203. Fuel Distribution System Operating
204. Fuel Distribution Systems Mechanic
205. Game Law Enforcement
206. Gardening
207. General Anthropology
208. General Arts and Information
209. General Attorney
210. General Biological Science
211. General Business and Industry
212. General Claims Examining
213. General Education and Training
214. General Engineering
215. General Equipment Mechanic
216. General Facilities and Equipment
217. General Fish and Wildlife Administration
218. General Health Science
219. General Inspection, Investigation, and Compliance
220. General Investigating
221. General Physical Science
222. General Student Trainee
223. General Supply
224. General Telecommunications
225. Genetics
226. Geodesy
227. Geodetic Technician
228. Geography
229. Geology
230. Geophysics
231. Guide
232. Hand Composing
233. Health Aid and Technician
234. Health Insurance Administration
235. Health Physics
236. Health System Administration
237. Health System Specialist
238. Hearings and Appeals
239. Heat Treating
240. Heating and Boiler Plant Equipment Mechanic
241. Heavy Mobile Equipment Mechanic
242. High Voltage Electrician
243. Highway Safety
244. History
245. Horticulture
246. Hospital Housekeeping Management
247. Housing Management
248. Hydrologic Technician
249. Hydrology
250. Illustrating
251. Immigration Inspection
252. Import Specialist
253. Industrial Engineering
254. Industrial Engineering Technician
255. Industrial Equipment Mechanic
256. Industrial Property Management
257. Industrial Specialist
258. Information Receptionist
259. Instructional Systems
260. Instrument Making
261. Instrument Mechanic
262. Insulating
263. Insurance Examining
264. Intaglio Press Operating
265. Intelligence
266. Intelligence Aid and Clerk
267. Interior Design
268. Internal Revenue Agent
269. Internal Revenue Officer
270. International Relations
271. Inventory Management
272. Investigation Student Trainee
273. Irrigation System Operation
274. Labor Management Relations Examining
275. Labor Relations
276. Laboratory Working
277. Laboring
278. Land Law Examining
279. Land Surveying
280. Landscape Architecture
281. Language Clerical
282. Language Specialist
283. Laundry and Dry Cleaning Plant Management
284. Laundry Machine Operating
285. Laundry Working
286. Law Clerk
287. Legal Clerical and Assistance
288. Legal Instruments Examining
289. Letterpress Operating
290. Librarian
291. Library Technician
292. Loan Specialist
293. Lock and Dam Operating
294. Lock and Dam Repairing
295. Locksmithing
296. Locomotive Engineering
297. Logistics Management
298. Loss and Damage Claims Examining
299. Machine Tool Operating
300. Machining
301. Mail and File
302. Maintenance Mechanic
303. Management and Program Analysis
304. Management and Program Analysis
305. Manpower Development
306. Manual Arts Therapist
307. Marine Cargo
308. Marine Machinery Mechanic
309. Masonry
310. Materials Engineering
311. Materials Examining and Identifying
312. Materials Expediting
313. Materials Handling
314. Mathematical Statistician
315. Mathematics
316. Mathematics and Statistics Student Trainee
317. Meatcutting
318. Mechanical Engineering
319. Mediation
320. Medical and Health Student Trainee
321. Medical Clerk
322. Medical Equipment Repairing
323. Medical Instrument Technician
324. Medical Officer
325. Medical Records Administration
326. Medical Records Technician
327. Medical Supply Aide and Technician
328. Medical Technician
329. Medical Technologist
330. Messenger
331. Metal Forging
332. Metal Forming Machine Operating
333. Metal Tank and Radiator Repair
334. Metalizing
335. Metallurgy
336. Meteorological Technician
337. Meteorology
338. Microbiology
339. Military Pay
340. Military Personnel Clerical and Technician
341. Military Personnel Management
342. Mine Safety and Health
343. Mining Engineering
344. Miscellaneous Administration and Program
345. Miscellaneous Clerk and Assistant
346. Missile/Toxic Materials Handling
347. Mobile Equipment Metal Mechanic
348. Mobile Equipment Servicing
349. Model Making
350. Molding
351. Motor Carrier Safety
352. Motor Vehicle Operating
353. Museum Curator
354. Museum Specialist and Technician
355. Naval Architecture
356. Naval Architecture
357. Navigational Information
358. Negative Engraving
359. Nondestructive Testing
360. Nuclear Engineering
361. Nuclear Materials Courier
362. Nuclear Medicine Technician
363. Nurse
364. Nursing Assistant
365. Occupational Analysis
366. Occupational Therapist
367. Oceanography
368. Office Appliance Repairing
369. Office Automation Clerical and Assistance
370. Offset Photography
371. Offset Platemaking
372. Offset Press Operating
373. Oiling and Greasing
374. Operations Research
375. Optical Instrument Repairing
376. Optometrist
377. Ordnance Equipment Mechanic
378. Orthotist and Prosthetist
379. Outdoor Recreation Planning
380. Packaging
381. Packaging Machine Operating
382. Packing
383. Painting
384. Paralegal Specialist
385. Park Ranger
386. Passport and Visa Examining
387. Patent Attorney
388. Patent Examining
389. Pathology Technician
390. Patternmaking
391. Pension Law Specialist
392. Personnel Clerical and Assistance
393. Personnel Management
394. Personnel Management Student Trainee
395. Personnel Staffing
396. Pest Controlling
397. Petroleum Engineering
398. Pharmacist
399. Pharmacology
400. Pharmacy Technician
401. Photography
402. Physical Science Student Trainee
403. Physical Science Technician
404. Physical Therapist
405. Physician's Assistant
406. Physics
407. Physiology
408. Pipefitting
409. Plant Pathology
410. Plant Physiology
411. Plant Protection and Quarantine
412. Plant Protection Technician
413. Plastering
414. Plastic Fabricating
415. Plumbing
416. Pneudraulic Systems Mechanic
417. Podiatrist
418. Police
419. Position Classification
420. Powered Support Systems Mechanic
421. Practical Nurse
422. Preservation Servicing
423. Pressing
424. Printing Clerical
425. Printing Management
426. Procurement Clerical and Technician
427. Production Control
428. Production Machinery Mechanic
429. Program Management
430. Property Disposal
431. Property Disposal Clerical and Technician
432. Prosthetic Representative
433. Protective and Safety Equipment Fabricating and Repairing
434. Psychology
435. Psychology Aid and Technician
436. Public Affairs
437. Public Health Educator
438. Public Health Program Specialist
439. Public Utilities Specialist
440. Purchasing
441. Quality Assurance
442. Railroad Safety
443. Range Technician
444. Rangeland Management
445. Realty
446. Recreation Aid and Assistant
447. Recreation Specialist
448. Recreation/Creative Arts Therapist
449. Rehabilitation Therapy Assistant
450. Research Laboratory Mechanic
451. Respiratory Therapist
452. Rigging
453. Riverboat Operating
454. Roofing
455. Rubber Equipment Repairing
456. Safety and Occupational Health Management
457. Safety Engineering
458. Safety Technician
459. Salary and Wage Administration
460. Sales Store Clerical
461. Sandblasting
462. Sanitarian
463. Secretary
464. Securities Compliance Examining
465. Security Administration
466. Security Guard
467. Security Guard
468. Sewing Machine Operating
469. Sheet Metal Mechanic
470. Ship Operating
471. Shipfitting
472. Shipwright
473. Sign Painting
474. Small Arms Repairing
475. Small Craft Operating
476. Small Engine Mechanic
477. Social Insurance Administration
478. Social Insurance Administration
479. Social Insurance Claims Examining
480. Social Science
481. Social Science Aid and Technician
482. Social Science Student Trainee
483. Social Services
484. Social Services Aid and Assistant
485. Social Work
486. Sociology
487. Soil Conservation
488. Soil Conservation Technician
489. Soil Science
490. Special Weapons Systems Mechanic
491. Speech Pathology and Audiology
492. Sports Specialist
493. Stationary-Engine Operating
494. Statistical Assistant
495. Statistician
496. Stevedoring
497. Steward
498. Store Working
499. Structural/Ornamental Iron Working
500. Supply Cataloging
501. Supply Clerical and Technician
502. Supply Program Management
503. Support Services Administration
504. Surveying Technician
505. Tax Examining
506. Tax Law Specialist
507. Tax Technician
508. Technical Information Services
509. Technical Writing and Editing
510. Telecommunications
511. Telecommunications Mechanic
512. Telecommunications Processing
513. Telephone Operating
514. Testing Equipment Operating
515. Textile Technology
516. Therapeutic Radiologic Technologist
517. Tool and Equipment Repairing
518. Tool Grinding
519. Toolmaking
520. Tools and Parts Attending
521. Toxicology
522. Tractor Operating
523. Trade Specialist
524. Traffic Management
525. Training Instruction
526. Transportation Clerk and Assistant
527. Transportation Industry Analysis
528. Transportation Loss and Damage Claims Examining
529. Transportation Operations
530. Transportation Specialist
531. Unemployment Compensation Claims Examining
532. United States Marshal
533. Upholstering
534. Utility Systems Operating
535. Utility Systems Repairing-Operating
536. Veterans Claims Examining
537. Veterinary Medical Science
538. Visual Information
539. Vocational Rehabilitation
540. Voucher Examining
541. Wage and Hour Compliance
542. Wastewater Treatment Plant Operating
543. Water Treatment Plant Operating
544. Web Designer Developer
545. Welding
546. Wildlife Biology
547. Wildlife Refuge Management
548. Wire Communications Cable Splicing
549. Wood Crafting
550. Wood Working
551. Woodworking Machine Operating
552. Work Unit Supervising
553. Workers' Compensation Claims Examining
554. Writing and Editing
555. Zoology

I got this details from www.acpeople.com.au.
Thanks
Teji Thomas

POTS for a Successful Relationship

• Talk in pleasant tones.
• Reduce shouting
  
• Give Positive energy
• Communicate daily
• Walk Together
• Release emotions
  
• Share ideas and Goals
• Do a new activity together
  
• Give gifts each other
• Write love notes
• Give surprises
• Reduce Criticism
  
• Respect the choice
• Be open
• Forgive and Love
• Touch tenderly
• Dress your best
• Say I love you
  

POTS for Doha 2016

Doha bid to host for the 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games.By hosting the Olympic game in coming 2016 , Qatar gets the credit of bringing Olympic games first time to the Arabic world.Definitely the event brings an important position in the sports map. They already have the experience of hosting a great event of Asian Games in 2006 . DAGOC - Doha Asian Games Organizing Committee has placed a vital role in to make the event a successful and project the nation's pride around the world.

Vision
The vision for this game focused for the empowerment of youth, particularly those disadvantaged either economically or through disability.It will inspire the Arab youth will project their culture and hospitality and rest can realize the same.

Infrastructure
In Doha , there is a great sports infrastructure available already. Being the sports loving nation , it will offer complete dedication for the sports. Qatar can provide a the best quality service and facilities to all the events and has the courage to be the role model for the whole world in executing such great events.

POTS for Basic Network Troubleshooting

If your computer is unable to connect to a network or browse other computers on the network, there should be a problem with your network.Following may be the reasons

1. The cables are unplugged, or in the wrong port(s)
2. Network card not connected properly.
3. Bad network card drivers or software settings.
4. Firewall preventing computers from seeing each other.
5. Connection related issues.
6. Bad network hardware.

Some General Information
LED is 'ON' doesn't mean that you are connected , It indicates there is power in the cable.
Try the following steps

• Make sure that the cable is plugged well, and into the right port(s)
• Test with a NEW (or another) Ethernet cable (CAT5 or RJ45).
• Unplug your modem and router for a while, and plug them back
• ping -l 1440 -t yahoo.com and wait for the response ( this is for a test only, whether yahoo is pinging or not)
• if you get any dropped packets.stop the pinging. (hit 'Ctrl+C to stop)
• try 216.109.112.135, the IP address of Yahoo.com.
• If you can't ping using yahoo.com, but can ping it using the IP address, most probably is because of the Static Gateway setup
• if network card is new then check that card's resources are properly set and ensure that its is not conflicting with any other resources.
• Verify that the correct protocols are installed on the computer.(Eg TCP/IP, IPX/SPX or NetBEUI)
• Open Network properties by double-clicking "Network connections" in Control Panel.
• Open "Local Area Connection".
• Click the Properties button.
• If the protocol is installed, the protocol should be listed by the installed network adapter.
  
• If you wish to re-install the protocol, select the protocol and click the uninstall button
  
• Reboot the computer and then continue with the below step
  
• If the protocol is not listed, click the Add or Install button.
• Select the protocol and click ok.
• Reboot the computer.
  
  
• If your network using a firewall, ensure all the required port(s) are open.
  disconnect the computer from the firewall to ensure whether firewall is blocking the network.
• Wait for an additional time so that the computer to detect the network
• Try to ping a computer within the LAN
• If you are not loosing any packets , It is evident that the computer is communicating.
• If you still unable to connector browse, there are some another reasons present.

• Use tracert /traceroute for tracing the route of the packets

• Syntax For Trace the route
• tracert IP( Eg : tracert ***.***.***.***)

  or

• traceroute IP ( Eg : traceroute ***.***.***.***)

Thanks and Regards
Teji Thomas