Where the mind is without fear and the head is held high;
Where knowledge is free;
Where the world has not been broken up into fragments by narrow domestic walls;
Where words come out from the depth of truth;
Where tireless striving stretches its arms towards perfection;
Where the clear stream of reason has not lost its way into the dreary desert sand of dead habit;
Where the mind is led forward by thee into ever-widening thought and action -
Into that heaven of freedom, my Father, let my country awake.
Gitanjali XXXV
Friday, June 22, 2007
Do u wanna be successful?
Do you want to become a failure in your life?
Whenever, I asked this question either to students, youth or adults, their answer was unanimous. It was an emphatic ‘no’. People wanted to succeed in their life. They wanted to win.
Leading a successful life is the birthright of a person. Whoever comes to this world with a human body and soul has a right to win. Other wise God would not have allowed him/her to be born, for God is just. Every human being is capable of going beyond the daily grind and experiencing the bliss of heavenly support and motion.
Moreover, it is not only the right of a few; rather it is the indisputable right of all human beings. All are destined to become great achievers in their lives. This is the will of God and wish of God. The fact is this: there is possibility for each one to win, for God has created infinite ways of success. But the ways and modes of winning may vary from person to person. Winning an Olympic medal may be the success of an athlete, earning a few billions may be the success of a businessperson, having reputation and fame may be the success of a public person, helping the poor and the needy in an effective way may be the success of a social worker, leading a peaceful and effective marriage life will the success of a wife or a husband, scoring higher grades and marks will be the success of creative students or doing pastoral activities in an effective manner will be the success of a pastor. Whatever be the mode of winning, people are destined to lead a successful life in their own life situations.
KEEP READING THIS BLOG TO BROWSE THE SECRETS OF SUCCESS!
Whenever, I asked this question either to students, youth or adults, their answer was unanimous. It was an emphatic ‘no’. People wanted to succeed in their life. They wanted to win.
Leading a successful life is the birthright of a person. Whoever comes to this world with a human body and soul has a right to win. Other wise God would not have allowed him/her to be born, for God is just. Every human being is capable of going beyond the daily grind and experiencing the bliss of heavenly support and motion.
Moreover, it is not only the right of a few; rather it is the indisputable right of all human beings. All are destined to become great achievers in their lives. This is the will of God and wish of God. The fact is this: there is possibility for each one to win, for God has created infinite ways of success. But the ways and modes of winning may vary from person to person. Winning an Olympic medal may be the success of an athlete, earning a few billions may be the success of a businessperson, having reputation and fame may be the success of a public person, helping the poor and the needy in an effective way may be the success of a social worker, leading a peaceful and effective marriage life will the success of a wife or a husband, scoring higher grades and marks will be the success of creative students or doing pastoral activities in an effective manner will be the success of a pastor. Whatever be the mode of winning, people are destined to lead a successful life in their own life situations.
KEEP READING THIS BLOG TO BROWSE THE SECRETS OF SUCCESS!
Tuesday, June 19, 2007
Sunday, June 10, 2007
Abstact of my Thesis!
here is the abstract of my Minor Thesis(very fresh.. not yet submitted!). bit technical, but will give an idea about what i'm doing.. have a look.. good luck..
Abstract
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Commercial Content Delivery Networks create their own network of servers around the globe to effectively deliver Web content to the end-users. The peering of Content Delivery Networks (CDN) would increase the efficiency of commercial CDNs. But still the high rental rates resulting from huge infrastructure cost make it inaccessible to medium and low profile clients . Academic models of peer-to-peer CDNs aim to reduce the financial cost of content distribution by forming volunteer group of servers around the globe. But their efficiency is at the mercy of the volunteer peers whose commitment is not ensured in their design. We propose a new architecture that will make use of the existing resources of common Internet users in terms of storage space, bandwidth and Internet connectivity to create a Distributed Content Delivery Network (DCDN). The profit pool generated by the infrastructure savings will be shared among the participating nodes (DCDN surrogates) which will function as an incentive for them to support DCDN. Since the system uses the limited computing resources of common Internet users, we also propose a suitable load balancing (LB) algorithm so that DCDN surrogates are not burdened with heavy load and requests are fairly assigned to them. Simulations have been carried out and the results show that the proposed architecture (with LB) can offer same or even better performance as that of commercial CDN.
Abstract
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Commercial Content Delivery Networks create their own network of servers around the globe to effectively deliver Web content to the end-users. The peering of Content Delivery Networks (CDN) would increase the efficiency of commercial CDNs. But still the high rental rates resulting from huge infrastructure cost make it inaccessible to medium and low profile clients . Academic models of peer-to-peer CDNs aim to reduce the financial cost of content distribution by forming volunteer group of servers around the globe. But their efficiency is at the mercy of the volunteer peers whose commitment is not ensured in their design. We propose a new architecture that will make use of the existing resources of common Internet users in terms of storage space, bandwidth and Internet connectivity to create a Distributed Content Delivery Network (DCDN). The profit pool generated by the infrastructure savings will be shared among the participating nodes (DCDN surrogates) which will function as an incentive for them to support DCDN. Since the system uses the limited computing resources of common Internet users, we also propose a suitable load balancing (LB) algorithm so that DCDN surrogates are not burdened with heavy load and requests are fairly assigned to them. Simulations have been carried out and the results show that the proposed architecture (with LB) can offer same or even better performance as that of commercial CDN.
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