The Good News of the Kingdom A Message of Hope ... Examining The Scriptures Daily
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THE PURPOSE OF THE WATCHTOWER is to honor Jehovah God, the Sovereign of the universe. In the past, the watchtowers, or watchtowers, allowed to discover what was happening in the distance. Likewise, this magazine helps us to discover the relationship between Bible prophecy and the events of our time. WT comforts people announcing that the Kingdom of God - a true government that is in the heavens - will soon end up with evil and transform earth into a paradise. It promotes faith in the reigning King of that government, Jesus Christ, who died so that we could achieve eternal life. This publication, published continuously since 1879 by the Jehovah's Witnesses, is politically neutral and recognizes the Bible as ultimate authority.
In the framework of the Latin American sample 1, Young Entrepreneurs held in the city of Puerto Madryn, organized by the Secretariat of Science, Innovation and Technology of the province of Chubut , girls MANGINI, DANNA, PAVEZ DE BENITO, ANALIA AND MONTENEGRO, LORENA with his teacher responsible Marcela DENADEI, participated in this exhibition after being selected in the Regional Exhibition performed City of Gaiman.
This event developed between 4 and 6 November 2010, brought together young entrepreneurs from different provinces of our country along with their teachers, while also participating countries projects URUGUAY, PARAGUAY, BRAZIL, CHILE AND BOLIVIA.
This opportunity allowed the students of our school not only socialize your project, but could establish links (business contacts and personal relationships) with other participants in this sample.
presented their project work (CONVENTION CENTER PATAGONIA), an enterprise belonging to the tourism category meeting. The project's originality lies in the implementation of sustainable alternative energy, turning to it in a unique project of its kind, designed exclusively for the city of Trelew, at the regional level.
experience that leaves them this participation is significant in the academic, personal and social. A great achievement for CCP! CONGRATULATIONS GIRLS! Marcela Denadei
As part of the training developed by the students of the Human Relations module (which is the teacher responsible Marcela Denadei) of TTP, on November 12, 2010, 2 girls th year of EyGO Polimodal issued road safety education training to fellow freshman and sophomore.
The main topics of this training is focused on speed and seat belt use, alcohol and driving, night driving and wet. Distractions while driving and child safety in the vehicle. The bicycle helmet use and the right of way. Railroad crossings. Different road signs. This training included a practical part consisting of different icons identify signals with respective legend. The educational material was developed by the students.
order to provide this training, the students went to the city of Rawson, where they were attended by skilled personnel in the field, who also provided them with materials to provide further specification .
I magine for a moment that is located in a large, lush garden, away from the chaos of the city. His mind is free from prejudice, and his body does not suffer illness or
pain. The beauty of the place captivates your senses.
Words fall short to describe
beauty that surrounds it: the vegetation bathed in golden sunlight, the
colorful petals of flowers, the rustle of leaves
rocked the fragrant breeze, the delicious singing of the birds, the hum
of insects dulcenectar enbusca of the flashes of a
crystal stream that runs between the rocks ... Who does not like to be there?
Driver Education Training Visit the wool Cosu-Lan SA Regional Shows Microemprendimientos
El dรญa jueves 21 de octubre, los alumnos de 3ยบ aรฑo del TTP, en el marco del mรณdulo Contextualizaciรณn Zonal y Regional, visitaron la empresa Cosu-Lan S.A. , dedicada al lavado y peinado de lanas. El Gerente de la firma, Mรกximo Gallia, mostrรณ al grupo un video institucional, en el cual se observaban los primeros eslabones de la cadena de valor de la lana: la esquila y el acopio de lana, en un establecimiento tipo. Luego se realizรณ una visita guiada por la empresa, donde se observaron las siguientes etapas: la clasificaciรณn de la lana, el lavado, secado, cardado y peinado de la fibra, hasta la obtenciรณn the top or bump. Cosu-Lan industrialized fine merino wool, between 17 and 21/22 microns, which is almost entirely exported to Europe, Latin America and Asia, for subsequent spinning and weaving. Products are also obtained in this process, such as the blousse (used for making felt) and lanolin (the raw material in the cosmetics industry). thank the Manager Maximum Gallia for letting know one of the leading woolen country.
A group of 10 students from 3rd year on the 1st of the mode of Economics and Management of Organizations, the morning shift of the College, participated in the Regional Enterprise Show in the town of Gaiman, on September 24 2010. The space in which this work is to develop microenterprise management PROJECT by Prof. Marcela Denadei. The arrival of this event was after spending the first stage of selection where 91 projects were submitted and could only access 70. The students who participated in this sketch shows were Daniela Gerez, Danna MANGINI, Lorena and Alfonsina MONTENEGRO Ghiglione.
After waiting for more than 20 days the results of this event, this week we received the information from the organizer of the exhibition area of \u200b\u200bthe 9 winning projects to be presented at the SHOWS LATIN AMERICAN ENTERPRISES to be held in the city of Puerto Madryn on days 3,4,5 and 6 November 2010. Five of the nine enterprises under the City of Trelew, four of them the school No. 748 and 1 of our College, 714. The winner is enterprise "Patagonia Convention Center" and its owners are girls LORENA MONTENEGRO, DANNA AND ANALIA PAVEZ MANGINI (being the first two students of TTP).
Gaiman's presentation included different assessment criteria, to aesthetics (presentation of the stand), the solvency of the responses to the reviewers who passed through the booth throughout the day and the analysis business plan of the enterprise.
WANT TO CONGRATULATE ALL ALUMNI REGIONAL SAMPLE GAIMAN that showed an excellent performance! And we want to especially congratulate the winners to represent us in the city of Puerto Madryn!
Truffles Processing and Marketing of CSR in the MEF
As part of the training module developed in the Human Relations Professional Technical Route Management Organizations, which is responsible Prof. Marcela DENADEI , Friday October 22, 2010, between 16:00 and 18:00 hours the day took place where Cecilia, Jennifer, Abigail and Jessica, 2nd year students of Economics and Management Organizations College N ° 714 "Julio Cortazar", delivered the training PROCESSING AND MARKETING OF TRUFFLES.
Enrollees in the training (16 students in first, second and third year Polimodal by the Vice Director Elida Perez and the teacher in charge), were trained in this theme.
trainers The students explained their reasons for selecting this theme, it seemed clear that a concrete possibility to work with freshmen, offering an economic idea how to make their souvenirs on the occasion of carrying out the Business Marketing Conference, which usually develop in the College.
explained the history of Truffles: Truffles are of French origin and that, being a delicate chocolate, they associated it with temptation. On the one hand it is associated with love and lovers and, secondly, it has been seen as forbidden fruit from the beginning of time
These chocolates are born in the eighteenth century, when the pastry chef of Louis XIV presented with a chocolate dipped strawberries, to which the Sun King said "bon bon" in approval. Hence arose the term chocolate (double good), to refer to any type of chocolate filling
truffles are traditionally known as products that combine in a special way chocolate, cream and liqueurs .
His final appearance is given by a covering of delicious chocolates, hand decorated especially to meet the demands of the most exquisite palates and tastes.
is noteworthy that the training included various forms of presentation of the products (according to the occasion and tastes of consumers.
were considered necessary hygiene standards in food processing, and made suggestions / care to be taken into account when preparing the truffles.
A great job by the girls! CECILIA CONGRATULATIONS, JENNIFER, Abygail AND JESSICA! Taught us a lot in this afternoon.
The students of Year 3 of TTP attended a lecture organized by the Fundaciรณn OSDE on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) On Thursday October 7, issued by the Executive Director of the Argentine Institute of Corporate Social Responsibility (IARSE).
in the Auditorium of the Museo Egidio Feruglio, the Degree in Social Work Luis Alberto Ulla defined "CSR as defined by management as the ethical and transparent relationship between the company and all public to which it relates, and the establishment of business goals compatible with sustainable development of society, while preserving environmental and cultural resources for future generations, respecting diversity and promoting the reduction of social inequalities. "
By clear and entertaining, Mr. Ullah said that the CSR is a new vision of the company, which is observed in each of the decisions taken by the organization, under commitment to the society to which it belongs.
OSDE thank for the opportunity to participate in this chat.
ATM (Asynchronus Transfer Mode): ATM is a technology switching and high-speed multiplexing, used to transmit different types of traffic simultaneously, including voice, video and data.
ActiveX technology created by Microsoft that provides a programming environment to allow interaction and customization of Web sites.
Shortcut: is an icon to quickly reopen a program or file.
Acrobat Reader: Adobe to capture documents and view them on their appearance original. Works with Acrobat PDF files. Deputy
: thus is called a data file (eg a spreadsheet or word processor letter) sent with an email.
Agent (agent): Short program "smart" created to perform certain tasks, providing the user operative. A well known example of agent are Assistants (wizards) that exist in most modern software.
ADSL: Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line . Technology for transmitting digital information at high bandwidths. Unlike the dial up service, ADSL provides a connection high-speed permanent. This technology uses most of the channel to send information to the user, and only a small part to receive information from the user.
AGP: port graphics accelerator. Lets run fast three-dimensional graphics files.
Algorithm well-defined set of rules for solving a problem. A software program is the transcript programming language, an algorithm.
Bandwidth (bandwidth): technical term that determines the amount of information that can flow through a physical means of data communication is ie, the ability of a connection. A higher bandwidth, better access and higher speed traffic.
ANSI (American National Standards Institute, American Institute of Standards): organization that develops and approves standards of the United States. Participated in creating many of the standards currently in use on the Internet.
Antivirus: program that seeks and eventually eliminate computer viruses that may have infected a hard disk or floppy disk.
Applet (program): snippet in Java programming language embedded in a web page.
Archie: tool that allows locate files on the Internet was created in Montreal and McGill University. An Archie server (there are several scattered throughout the Internet) maintains a database that records the location of several thousand files.
ARP (Address Resolution Protocol, Address Resolution Protocol): An Address Resolution Protocol IP electronic numbers running on local networks. Part of the protocol suite TCP / IP.
ARPANET (Advanced Research Projects Agency NETwork, Agency Network Advanced Research Projects): A pioneer of computer network, funded by DARPA, a research agency of the U.S. government. It was the fundamental base in the sixties to the development of what later became the Internet.
@ (at): In the e-mail, is the symbol that separates the user name the name of your email provider.
Arbol (tree): data structure in which records are stored in a hierarchical fashion.
ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange, U.S. Code Standard for Information Interchange): Joint characters, letters and symbols used in all computer systems of any country and language. Allows a common basis communication. Includes standard English alphabet letters, with the exception of รฑ and all accented.
Authoring (author): Activity create content for Web Pages in HTML format. The Web site administrator or Webmaster is generally responsible for content authoring.
Certification Authority (Authority Certificanting): Business on the Internet that plays the role of "virtual clerk." Is responsible for ensuring the identity of individuals and companies in the Network, through the issuance of so-called Certificates.
Avatar (human figure of a god in mythology Hindu): fictitious identity, a physical representation (face and body) of a person connected in the virtual world of the Internet. Many people build their digital personality then used in certain servers (eg chat rooms) to play or chat.
AVI: Microsoft format for audio and video files.
B
Back-end processor: processor that is used for certain highly specialized function, such as managing a database.
Backup: backup. Is to prevent possible loss of information.
Inbox : inbox for e-mail.
Database: set of data organized in a manner that is easy to access, manage and update.
Backbone (spine): high-speed connection that connects to computers responsible for circulating large volumes of information. The backbones connecting cities or countries, and constitute the fundamental structure of communication networks. Used to connect networks together using different technologies.
Backdoor (or trapdoor, hatch or trap door): Section hidden a computer program that is operated only if there are particular conditions or circumstances in the program.
Banner: ads that occupies part of a Web page, usually located at the top center. By clicking on it, the rider can reach the advertiser's site.
BBS (Bulletin Board System, Messaging System also erroneously called Database): is a computerized data exchange between a group of people who share the same geographical area where files, emails and other useful information can be exchanged between different users.
Bcc: blind carbon copy. Function that lets you send an e-mail to more than one recipient. Unlike cc function, the recipients name does not appear in the header.
Benchmark: program specially designed to evaluate the performance of a system, software or hardware.
betatest: in the software development process, is the second phase of verification or testing, prior to product launch.
BIOS: Basic Input / Output System: Basic system input / output data. Set of procedures to control the flow of data between the OS and devices such as hard disk, video card, keyboard, mouse and printer.
Bit: short for binary digit (bit). The bit is the smallest unit of storage in a binary system within a computer.
Binhex: A standard for encoding data in Macintosh platform, used for sending attachments. Similar in concept to MIME and uuencode.
Bookmark (bookmark or favorites): The section browser menu where you can store your favorite sites, and then return to them simply by selecting them with a single click from a menu.
Boot (butear): load the operating system of a computer.
Bottleneck (bottleneck): Bottling packet data (information) that circulate in connection causing delays in communication.
Bps: bits per second .
Bridge: device used to connect two networks and make them work like one. Typically used to divide a network into smaller networks to increase performance.
Browser / Web browser (browser or viewer): reading program that allows Web documents and follow links (links) to document Hypertext document. Browsers "ask" files (pages, etc.) to Web servers as selected by the user and then displayed on the monitor the result.
Buffer: area of \u200b\u200bmemory used to store data temporarily during a work session.
Bug: bug, insect. Programming error that causes problems in the operations of a computer.
Bus: common bond, common conductor, via interconnection. Method of interconnection of devices using a single shared line. In a bus topology, each node is connected to a common wire. Not required a hub in a network with bus topology.
Serial Bus: method of transmitting one bit at a time on a single line.
Boolean (boolean): symbolic logic that is used to express the relationship between mathematical terms. Its rationale can be extended to analyze the relationship between words and phrases. The two most common symbols are AND (y) and OR (o).
Search (Search Engine, search engine): tool that lets you put content on the Web, how Boolean searching through keywords. Search engines are organized by word or indices (such as Lycos and Infoseek) and thematic search engines or directories (like Yahoo).
Byte: unit of information used by computers. Each byte consists of eight bits.
C
Coax Cable: is a copper wire surrounded by insulation, a secondary conductor earth acts like ¨ ¨ and an outer plastic cover. Thanks to these two layers of the coax shield is relatively immune to electrical interference.
Cable: conduit connecting network devices together. The cable type used depends on the network size and topology of it.
Cable modem: modem that connects a computer with high speed Internet through a cable TV line.
Disk Cache: small portion of RAM that stores data recently read, which speeds up future access to the same data.
Cache in a browser, the cache stores copies of frequently accessed documents, so that in the future appear more quickly.
CAD: Computer Aided Design : Computer Aided Design. Software for creating precision drawings, two and three dimensional. Is used primarily by architects and engineers.
Character: number, letter or symbol on the computer, consisting of a byte.
CD-ROM: Compact Disk - Read Only Memory. Compact disc read-only. It has a storage capacity of up to 650 megabytes, much greater than the diskette.
Celeron: Intel microprocessor family, economy version of the Pentium with little internal cache.
Chat: talk. Internet service that allows two or more users to chat online using the keyboard.
Chip: abbreviation for "microchip." Very small circuit consisting of thousands to millions of transistors printed on a wafer silicon. Clipboard
: clipboard.
Cluster group, cluster, clustering. In computer technology, a cluster is the unit of storage on the hard disk. A file is composed of several clusters, which can be stored in various places on disk.
Command (command): statement that a user gives the computer operating system to perform a certain task.
Computer: electronic machine that receives and processes data into information useful.
Cookie: small text file Web site places on the hard drive of a computer visits. At the same time, collects information about the user. Accelerates site navigation. Their use is controversial because it threatens the privacy of users.
CPU: Central Processing Unit Central Processing Unit. Is the processor that contains the logic circuits that perform the instructions on the computer.
CRT: Cathode Ray Tube . Cathode ray tube monitor, present in most desktop computers.
D
Data entry: data entry . Process of entering data into a computer for processing.
Data: data information.
Debugging: debugging, correction of errors or bugs.
Diode: electronic component that allows the passage of electric current in one direction.
Directory (directory): group of interrelated files that are stored under one name.
Hard Drive: turntable storage in the form of circular plate coated with a magnetic film. The data is recorded in concentric tracks on the film.
Download: download, download. Transfer of information from the Internet to a computer.
DSL (Digital Subscriber Line): technology that lets you send a lot of information at high speed telephone lines.
DVD (Digital Versatile Disc): disc that has large storage capacity and also serves to store movies.
Dynamic HTML: variant of HTML (Hyper TextMark-up Language) to create web pages more animated.
E
Ethernet: Ethernet PARC was developed with the participation of founder Robert Metcalfe 3Com is a set of standars for network infrastructure. In addition to defining the physical and Ethernet connections are defined as transmit data.
e-mail: email.
Emulation: reconciliation process between computers using software.
Encrypt: expressing protect content files in a coded language. Simple coded languages \u200b\u200bconsist, for example, in replacing letters with numbers.
Extranet: part of an intranet access available to customers and other users outside the company.
F
Fast Ethernet: A new Ethernet standard that provides speeds of 100 Megabits per second (as opposed to 10 megabits per second Ethernet network).
FDDI (Fiber Distributed Data Interface): Distributed Data Interface fiber. It is a network of 100 Megabits per second in star or ring topology is widely used in backbones, now displaced by new technologies such as ATM.
Firewall: A computer that runs special software used to prevent unauthorized user access to the network. All network traffic must first pass through the firewall computer.
FAQ: frequently-asked questions. Frequently asked questions (and answers) on the theme of a website.
Fiber Optics: technology to transmit information as pulses of light through a glass fiber duct. Optical fiber carries much more information than conventional copper wire. Most long-haul telephone companies use optical fiber.
FTP (File Transfer Protocol): File Transfer Protocol. Allows you to send and receive files from Internet.
G
Gateway: device used to connect different types of operating environments. Typically used to connect LANs to minicomputers or mainframes.
animated GIF: gif format variant. WWW is used in order to move the icons and banners.
GIF: Graphic Interchange Format . Widely used graphic format on the Web. Giga
: prefix indicating a multiple of 1,000 million, or 109. When using the binary system, as in computing, means a multiple of 230, or 1,073,741,824. Gigabit
: Approximately 1,000 million bits (exactly 1,073,741,824 bits)
Gigabyte (GB): a unit of memory. 1 gigabyte = 1024 megabytes = 1,073,741,824 bytes. Worm: A program that copies itself to fill the entire memory. A virus that normally come through the mail, as attachment. H
Hub: Hub . Device is typically used in star topology as the focal point of a network where hence where all the links of various network devices.
Handheld: computer small enough to be held in the hand or placed in a pocket. In some data can be entered handwriting. Bring other small keyboards built.
Hard disk: See hard disk.
Hardware: all physical components of the computer and its peripherals.
Hertz: hercio.Unidad electromagnetic frequency. Equals one cycle per second.
Hypertext: interlinked texts. By clicking with the mouse the user moves from one text to another, connected to the last. Hyperlink
: link.
Hologram: three-dimensional image created by photographic projection.
Hosting: accommodation. Service offered by some providers that offer their clients (individuals or companies) on your server space to host a website.
HTML: Hyper Text Mark-up Language. Programming language to build web pages.
HTTP: Hypertext Transfer Protocol . Hypertext Transfer Protocol. Is a protocol that allows transfer of information in text files, graphics, video, audio and other multimedia resources.
I
Internet: Internet is generally defined as the global network of networks. Networks that are part of this network can communicate with each other through a protocol called TCP / IP (Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol). Was conceived in late 1960 by the Department of Defense of the United States, more precisely, by ARPA. It was called ARPANET and was first designed to perform functions of research. Its use became popular after the creation of the WWW. Today is a public space used by millions of people around the world as a tool for communication and information.
Intranet: corporate Intranets are networks that use Internet protocols and tools. Its appearance is similar to Internet pages. If this network is in turn connected to the Internet, it is usually protected by firewalls.
ICQ ("I Seek You"): program to make known to the friends and contacts that you're online. To send messages and files to chat, network voice and video, etc. IEEE
: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, important technical and professional association, based in the United States. Founded in 1884 and in 1998 was approximately 320,000 members in 147 countries. Promotes research in diverse fields such as aerospace, computing, communications and biomedical technology. Promotes the standardization of rules.
inkjet printer: printer works by spraying ink on paper.
dot matrix printer, or dot-matrix: printer that works through a head pressing an ink ribbon against the paper.
Laser Printer: printer fast and high resolution using laser technology. When the beam hits the paper, forms an electrostatic image which attracts the ink dry.
Printer: peripheral that reproduces text and images on paper. The main types are: dot matrix, ink jet and laser.
Artificial Intelligence: simulation of human intelligence processes by means of computer systems.
Interface: transition element or connection that facilitates the exchange of data. The keyboard, for example, is an interface between the user and the computer.
IP: Internet Protocol .
IrDA (Infrared Data Association): organization founded to create international standards for hardware and software used in communication links, infrared. The infrared technology plays an important role in wireless communications.
ISDN: Integrated Services Digital Network : Integrated Services Digital Network: telephone transmission system to digital. With an ISDN line and an ISDN adapter can surf the Web at speeds of 128 kbps, provided that the ISP also has ISDN.
ISO: International Organization for Standardization . Founded in 1946, is an international federation to unify standards in a hundred countries. One is the standard OSI reference model universal communication protocols.
ISP: Internet Service Provider.
J
Jpeg: extension of certain graphics files.
L
kernel: core or essential part of an operating system. Provides the basic services of the rest of the system.
keyword: keyword for any search.
kilobit: 1,024 bits.
kilobyte (KB): a unit of memory. l kilobyte = 1024 bytes.
L
LAN: Local Area Network or local area network: The network is a geographically limited data communications, for example, a company.
LAN Manager: network operating system.
Laptop: laptop about the size of a briefcase.
Latency: time it takes for a packet of information to travel from source to destination. The latency and bandwidth, together, define the capacity and speed of a network.
LCD: Liquid Crystal Display . LCD screen, usually used in notebooks and other small computers.
Programming Language: writing system for the precise description of algorithms or software.
Link: link. Image or highlighted text, highlight, color, leading to another sector of the document or other website.
Linux: free operating system for personal computers derived from Unix.
LISP (LIST Processing): Specific language artificial intelligence. The original version, Lisp 1, was invented by John McCarthy at MIT in the late 50's.
LPT: Print Line Terminal. Connection between a PC and a printer or other device. Is a parallel port and is faster than a serial port.
M
MacroVirus: is a widespread virus that mainly affects Word documents. It's more annoying than destructive. Yesterday, for example, that the program commands or enter unfamiliar words or phrases that the user has not written. Mainframe: main structure. Computer type large multiuser, used in companies.
Majordomo: small program that automatically distributes e-mail messages to users subscribed to a mailing list.
Megabit: Approximately 1 million bits. (1,048,576 bits).
Megabyte (MB): a unit of memory. 1 megabyte = 1024 kilobytes = 1,048,576 bytes.
Megahertz (MHz): One million hertz or Hz.
Cache: small amount of fast memory that increases computer performance by storing data temporarily.
Flash memory: type of memory can be erased and reprogrammed in units of memory called blocks. " Its name comes from the microchip to erase portions of memory in a single action or "flash." It is used in cell phones, digital cameras and other devices.
Microprocessor (microprocessor) : it is the most important chip in a computer. Its speed is measured in MHz
Millisecond: thousandth of a second.
Mirror site: mirror site. Web site copied to another server in order to facilitate access to its contents from the nearest or most convenient for the user.
MIT: Massachusetts Institute of Technology . Prestigious American institution based in Boston. Many consider it the best technical university in the world.
MMX: Pentium microprocessor designed to provide multimedia applications faster.
Modem: modulator . Peripheral device that connects your computer to the phone line.
Motherboard: plate printed circuit boards containing basic computer, CPU, RAM and slots in which you can insert other cards (network, audio, etc.).
MPEG: the Moving Pictures Expert Group develops standards for digital video and audio compression. Is sponsored by the ISO.
N
Network: (red) A computer network is a data communications system that interconnects computer systems situated in different places. Can be composed of different combinations of different types of networks.
Network Interface Card: Adapter cards located inside computers that specify the type of network to use (Ethernet, FDDI, ATM) and through them are the connecting link between the computer and the network. That is, network cables are connected to the computer.
Network Operating System: An operating system that includes programs to communicate with other computers over a network and share resources.
Node: A network device, usually a computer or printer. Nanosecond
: a billionth of a second. It is a common measure of access time to RAM.
Browser program to explore the World Wide Web. Some of the most popular are Netscape Navigator, Microsoft Explorer. Standard
CDMA: Code didivison Multiple Access: Access Code Division Multiple. Standard data transmission through wireless phones. Standard
CDPD: Cellular Digital Packet Data : Cellular Digital Packet Data. Technology that can transmit data and access the Internet through existing cellular networks.
GSM Standard: Global System for Mobile Communications: Global System for Mobile Communications. Digital phone system widely used in Europe. Standard
TDMA: Time Division Multiple Access: Access Time Division Multiple. Standard data transmission through wireless phones.
O
Online: online, online. State in which a computer is when connected directly to the network through a device such as a modem.
OSI (Open Systems Interconnection): universal standard for communication protocols.
P
Twisted Pair: Cable similar to standard telephone pairs, consisting two insulated wires "twisted" together and encapsulated in plastic. Isolated pairs come in two forms: covered and uncovered.
Protocol: A set of formal rules describing how data are transmitted, especially through the network. The low-level protocols define electrical and physical standards to be observed, while higher-level protocols define what
Website: one of the pages that make up a WWW site. A web site covers a set of related pages. A home page is called "home page".
Packet (packet): part of a message being transmitted across a network. Before being sent over the Internet, information is divided into packets.
password: password.
PCMCIA: Personal Computer Memory Card International Association. Memory expansion cards that increase storage capacity.
PDF: Portable Document Format . File format that captures a printed document and reproduces it in its original appearance. PDF files created with Acrobat.
Performance: performance, performance.
Peripheral: any device that connects to the computer. For example: keyboard, monitor, mouse, printer, scanner, etc..
Pixel: combination of "picture" and "element." Minimum graphic element with which images are composed on a computer screen.
Graphics Accelerator Board: circuit is added to a computer to improve graphics resources and give them more speed.
accelerator plate: circuit is added to a computer to increase its speed.
Sound Card: which provides sound to a computer. One of the best known is Sound Blaster. Plate
Ethernet: plate is inserted into a computer to connect network with others through a cable.
Plate: card that is inserted into a slot on the motherboard to expand the capacity of a computer.
Player: program that lets you listen to audio files.
Plug & play: means "plug and play." Immediate recognition of a device by the computer, without user input.
Plug-in: program that can be installed and used as part of navegador.Un example is Macromedia's Shockwave, which lets you play sounds and animations.
PoP: Point of Presence . Internet access point.
POP3: is a standard protocol for receiving e-mail.
Portal: web site that serves as a starting point for surfing the Internet. Portals offer a wide range of services: List of web sites, news, e-mail, weather, chat, newsgroups (discussion groups) and electronic commerce. In many cases the user can customize the portal. Some of the best known are Altavista, Yahoo, Netscape and Microsoft.
Prety Good Privacy: program used to encrypt and decrypt email, in order to protect privacy. Can also be used for other files.
processor (processor) : A set of logic circuitry that processes the basic instructions of a computer.
Protocol: language they use two computers to communicate.
Internet Service Provider: company that offers Internet access, e-mails and other related services such as construction and hosting of web pages.
IrDA Infrared port: port for wireless communication using the IrDA standard.
Parallel port: connection through which data is sent through various channels. A computer usually has a parallel port called LPT1.
Serial Port: connection through which data is sent through a single duct. For example, the mouse connects to a serial port. The computers have two serial ports: COM1 and COM2.
Port: on a computer, is the specific connection with another device, usually by a plug. It may be a serial port or parallel port.
R
Repeater: A device that enhances the network signals. Repeaters are used when the total length of cables network is longer than the maximum allowed by the type of cable. Not all cases can be used.
Router - Router: device that directs traffic between networks and is able to determine the most efficient way, ensuring high performance.
RAM: Random Access Memory : Random Access Memory. Wherein the computer memory stores data that enable the processor to quickly access the operating system, applications and data in use. Is closely related to the speed of the computer. It is measured in megabytes.
Rebut: reload the operating system a computer is halted. "
Speech Recognition: ability of a program to interpret words spoken aloud or execute a verbal command.
Network: in information technology, a network is a set of two or more interconnected computers.
Resolution: maximum number of pixels to be viewed on a screen. Two examples: 800 x 600 and 640 x 480. / In a printer, the resolution is the quality of the reproduced image and is measured in dpi.
ROM: Read Only Memory : Read-only memory. Built-in memory that contains data that can not be modified. Allows the computer to boot. Unlike RAM, the memory data ROM are not lost when *- shutdown.
Router: router. System consisting of hardware and software for Internet data transmission. The sender and receiver must use the same protocol.
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Server: View Server.
Star Ring Topology - Topology Star: Star The Ring or star topologies, nodes radiate from a hub. The hub is different depending on the technology used Ethernet, FDDI, etc. The biggest advantage of this topology is that if a node fails, the network continues to function.
Switch: A network device capable of performing a series of management tasks, including data forwarding.
SDRAM memory very fast, high capacity, for servers and workstations.
Semiconductor: is named insulating substances, such as germanium and silicon, which become conductive by the addition of certain impurities. Semiconductors have great importance in electronics.
Serial: method for transmitting data sequentially, ie, bit by bit.
ScanDisk: Windows program that checks a disk, detects and corrects errors. Service 0610: which allows users to connect to the Internet Argentine lower cost than normal rates, putting the 0610 prefix telephone number from your provider.
Server: central computer network system that provides services and programs to other computers. System that provides resources (eg, file servers, name servers). On the Internet this term is used very often to refer to systems that provide information to users on the network.
shareware software distributed as evidence. After some time of use (usually 30 days) the user has the option to buy.
Operating System: program that manages all other programs on a computer.
Slot: slot on the motherboard that allows you to expand the capacity of a computer by inserting plates.
SMS: Short Message Service . Messaging service for mobile phones. Sends a message to a cell phone up to 160 characters. This service was initially authorized in Europe. There are several websites from which you can send a "sms".
SMTP: Simple Mail Transfer Protocol . Is a standard protocol for sending e-mail.
SNA: System Network Architecture : network architecture for mainframes, developed by IBM.
Sniffer: program that monitors and analyzes network traffic to detect problems or bottlenecks. Its aim is to maintain the efficiency of data traffic. It can also be used illegitimately to capture data on a network.
Software: general term used for various types of computer programs used.
Spam: unsolicited email . It is considered unethical, because the recipient pays for being connected to the Internet.
Socket: (medium) power connector, socket, plug. A socket is the endpoint of a connection. Method of communication between a client program and a program on a network server.
SQL: Structured Query Language . Programming language that s used to retrieve and update the information in a database. It was developed in the 70's by IBM. It has become an ISO and ANSI.
SSL: Secure Sockets Layer . Protocol designed by Netscape to provide the company encrypted communications on the Internet.
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Token ring (token ring): A ring network is a type of LAN with nodes wired ring. Each node constantly passes a control message (token) to the next, so that any node having a token can send a message.
topology: The "form" of the network. Three predominant types of technologies: Bus, Star and Ring. Transcend
Networking: 3Com Technologies to build large corporate networks. It consists of three main elements, scalable, extensible scope and growth management. Flat rate
: type of service offered by Internet providers. Was to pay a fixed amount for Internet access without time limit.
TCP / IP: Transfer Control Protocol / Internet Protocol. Is the protocol used on the Internet.
Trojan (Trojan horse, Trojan horse): program that contains malicious code in seemingly innocuous data. It can ruin the hard part.
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Unix: multiuser operating system, it was very important in the development of the Internet.
USB (Universal Serial Bus) interface is a plug & play between a computer and certain devices such as keyboards, telephones, scanners and printers.
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Virus Class: is a virus that affects spreadsheets Microsoft Office. He also called W97M.Class.G. This virus is not hiding. Every time you act adopts a different look.
Virus hoax: Virus hoax usually reached by e-mail.
Virus: small program that "infects" a computer, may cause undesirable effects and even irreparable damage.
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WAN-Wide Area Network, Wide Area Network: A network usually constructed with serial lines extending at distances greater than one kilometer.
WAP (Wireless Application Protocol): international standard for applications that use wireless communication, for example, access the Internet from a cell phone.
Wav: extension of a sound file called "wave" created by Microsoft. It has become a standard audio format for PC. Can also be used on Macintosh and other operating systems.
webmail: service offered by some web site to create a free account, e-mail. By e-mail webmail is reviewed with the browser. You can access it from any computer located anywhere.
Windows 2000: version Windows operating system, whose launch has been announced by Microsoft for 1999.
Windows 95: OS launched by Microsoft in August 1995.
Windows 98: operating system released by Microsoft in 1998 as successor to Windows 95. One of the most visible differences with the former is the integration of the operating system with Internet Explorer. This feature gave rise to an antitrust trial.
Windows CE: Windows-based operating system. It was designed for small mobile devices.
Windows NT Server, NT Windwos designed for machines that provide services to computers on a LAN.
Windows NT Workstation: Windows NT designed especially for businesses, it is considered more secure and stable than Windows 95 and 98.
Windows NT: Microsoft operating system designed for advanced users and businesses. It is actually two products: Windows NT Workstation and Windows NT Server.
WinZip: Windows program that lets you compress files.
Workstation: workstation. Personal computer connected to a LAN. Can be used independently of the mainframe, since it has its own applications and its own hard disk.
World Wide Web: is the Internet media, which involves the insertion of hypertext and graphics. That is, the resources created in HTML and its derivatives. Is the global information system developed in 1990 by Robert Cailliau and Tim Berners-Lee at CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research) which was the basis for the explosive popularization of the Internet since 1993.
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Zip drive: removable media for data storage. Originally each zip disk could hold up to 100 MB (megabytes) or equivalent to 70 floppy disks, the new version of the device can store up to 750 MB.
On September 29, 2010 the students of 3rd year of TTP, Alfonsina Ghiglione and Leyla Rovasio delivered the first day of training in thinking Creative aimed at students of 1, 2 and 3 years of TTP, in the audiovisual room of the school No 714. On this day the future techniques provided a theoretical description of the subject, comparing the vertical and horizontal thoughts or side and providing a series of examples, encuandrando the subject in creativity.
Some authors selected for the study and assembly of this training were Edward de Bono and Paenza. Students listened attentively to the lecture attendees of the students, showing interest in the different points of view. In the last stage of training, and Leyla had Alfonsina a series of exercises that provided the possibility of group work by participants.
"The can do or dream, start. Boldness has genius, power and magic. " G OETH .
Congratulations girls! They are doing a great job!!
Being is a great contribution to As far as publications are concerned,
because we can send them electronically to friends and family ...
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What are PDF files?
Portable Document Format (PDF) is a file format created and patented by Adobe Systems, which preserves the original document layout. You need a PDF reader to view or print the documents. The Adobe Reader can be downloaded free at www.adobe.com website, and most operating systems recognize it. There are also e-readers like Kindle and Sony Reader that recognize PDF files. For more information about Adobe Reader and PDF files, visit the Adobe website.
