THE DEATH OF GOD.

THE (SCIENTIFIC) DEATH OF JESUS
For the next 60 seconds, set aside whatever
You're doing and take this opportunity! Let's see if Satan
Can stop this.

THE
(SCIENTIFIC) DEATH OF JESUS

At the age of 33,
Jesus was condemned to death .

At the time
Crucifixion was the "worst" death. Only the worst
Criminals were condemned to be crucified. Yet it was
Even more dreadful for Jesus, unlike
Other criminals condemned to death by
Crucifixion Jesus was to be nailed to the
Cross by His hands and feet.

Each nail
Was 6 to 8 inches long.

The nails
Were driven into His wrist. Not
Into His palms as is commonly
Portrayed. There's a tendon in the wrist that
Extends to the shoulder. The Roman guards knew
That when the nails were being hammered into the
Wrist that tendon would tear and
Break, forcing Jesus to use His back
Muscles to support himself so that He could
Breath.

Both of His feet
Were nailed together. Thus He was forced to
Support Himself on the single nail that
Impaled His feet to the cross. Jesus could
Not support himself with His legs because of the pain
So He was forced to alternate between arching His
Back then using his legs just to continue to
Breath. Imagine the struggle, the pain, the
Suffering, the courage.

Jesus endured this
Reality for over 3 hours.

Yes,
Over 3 hours! Can you imagine this kind of
Suffering? A few minutes before He died,
Jesus stopped bleeding. He was simply pouring water
From his wounds.

From common images
We see wounds to His hands and feet and even the spear wound
To His side... But do we realize His wounds
Were actually made in his body. A hammer
Driving large nails through the wrist, the feet overlapped
And an even large nail hammered through the arches, then a
Roman guard piercing His side with a spear. But
Before the nails and the spear Jesus was whipped and
Beaten. The whipping was so severe that it tore the
Flesh from His body. The beating so horrific that His
Face was torn and his beard ripped from His face. The
Crown of thorns cut deeply into His scalp. Most men
Would not have survived this torture.

"

He had no more blood
To bleed out, only water poured from His
Wounds.
The human adult body contains about 3.5 liters
(just less than a gallon) of blood.

Jesus poured all 3.5
Liters of his blood; He had three nails hammered into His
Members; a crown of thorns on His head and, beyond
That, a Roman soldier who stabbed a spear into His
Chest..

All these without
Mentioning the humiliation He suffered after carrying His own
Cross for almost 2 kilometers, while the crowd spat in his
Face and threw stones (the cross was almost 30 kg of weight,
Only for its higher part, where His hands were
Nailed).

Jesus had
To endure this experience, to open the
Gates of Heaven,
So that you can have free
Access to God.

So that your sins
Could be "washed" away. All of them, with no exception!
Don't ignore this situation.

JESUS
CHRIST DIED FOR YOU!

He died for you! It
Is easy to pass jokes or foolish photos by e-mail, but
When it comes to God, sometimes you feel ashamed to forward
To others because you are worried of what they may think
About you.

God
Has plans for you, show all your friends what He experienced
To save you. Now think about this! May God bless your
Life!

60
Seconds with God...

For the next 60
Seconds, set aside what you're doing and take
This opportunity! Let's see if Satan can stop
This.

All you have to do
Is:

1. Simply
Pray for the person who sent this message to
You:

2.Then, send this
Message to people.. The more the better.

3. People will
Pray for you and you will make that many people pray to God
For other people.

4. Take a
Moment to appreciate the power of God in your life, for
Doing what pleases Him.

If you are not
Ashamed to do this, please, follow Jesus' instructions.
He said (Matthew 10:32 & 33): "Everyone therefore
Who acknowledges me before others, I also will acknowledge
before My Father in heaven; but whosoever denies Me
before others, I also will deny before My
Father in heaven.

MICROSOFT WORD

MICROSOFT WORD helps us to write our writings, project and even resume and many more.

The MS Word screen is a simple, user-friendly, and highly customizable interface for word processing. Most of the screen is taken up by the actual document being created or edited, but there are several other elements to the interface as well. Here are the major components of the MS Word screen, from top to bottom:

1. 

   The Title Bar

   • A bar across the very top of the screen provides the name of the document being worked on (or "Document1," if the document has not yet been named), and the standard Windows buttons to minimize, restore or close the Word window.

   The Menu Bar

   • Just below the title bar, MS Word includes the menu bar, which starts with "File" and ends with "Help." Every single function of MS Word can be reached through these menus.

   The Toolbars

   • Below the menu bar of MS Word are the main toolbars. Although these can be customized to display as few or as many toolbars as you wish, these toolbars usually begin with the Standard and Formatting toolbar.

   The Document

   • Just below your toolbars is the actual document you're creating. A blinking cursor usually marks the space of insertion when you type a letter, number, symbol or carriage return.

   More Toolbars

   • Sometimes there will be additional toolbars below the document itself. For instance, the Drawing toolbar is often found underneath the document.

   The Information Panel

   • At the very bottom of the MS Word screen is a thin information panel that includes information such as the document's current page, section, line and language.

     
     

Actually there are some parts that are added in the picture.

Typing

     Typing is the process of inputting text into a device, such as a typewriter, cell phone, computer, or a calculator, by pressing keys on a keyboard. It can be distinguished from other means of input, such as the use of pointing devices like the computer mouse, and text input via speech recognition. 

     In this topic I learned how to type properly and the proper posture when typing and also in where are you going to put your fingers in the keyboard or the position of your fingers in the keyboard. We also did and exercise in typing. We practiced in an online practice typing. We typed words in just 60 sec. I learned that practicing typing helps us to type faster. You don't have to type fast to practice typing, you just have start at slow typing then slow but without looking at the keyboard and then fast and not looking at the keyboard.

     In typing there are proper posture and positions of fingers. Here are some examples of proper posture/keyboarding principles when typing:

1. Use the home row technique.
2. Keep wrists up not resting on desk or keyboard to prevent Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.
3. Place feet flat on the floor in front of you.
4. Sit with back straight and supported by backrest of chair.
5. Keep elbows close to your sides with forearms slanted slightly upward to the keyboard.
6. Eyes should remain on the source copy while typing.              

These are the home keys:

a s d f j k l ;

These are the positions of your finger in the HOME KEYS:

f and j for the left and right FOREFINGERS.

d and k for the left and right MIDDLE FINGERS.

s and l for the left and right RING FINGERS.

a and ; for the left and right SMALL FINGERS.

These are the positions of our fingers in letter keys:

FOREFINGERS: F R V J U M AND G T B H Y N

MIDDLE FINGERS: D E C K I 

RING FINGERS: S W X L O

SMALL FINGERS: A Q Z ; P / 

 You have to learn reaching letters too.

                                                                                                                       

history of computers.

History of computers has many generation and gadgets that has used.

                                                                                                  Computers as we know them today     have progressed greatly over thousands of years. From the first counting and adding machine to the use of paper memory, computers continue to grow with technology. Who will know what they will be like in another hundred of years? And who will be the successful one who will continue the technology years?

Below are the following gadgets and persons that were used in the early years:

ABACUS

• is the oldest known form of computing.
• users moved beads to perform calculations; each column represented a different multiple of ten.

PASCALINE

• Blaise Pascal was the inventor of the first digital computer, called the Pascaline.
• it was used hand-spun mechanical wheels to input numbers, then outputted them as the answer.

STEP RECKONER
is the improvement on Pascal's machine.
DIFFERENCE ENGINE
was a mechanical calculator that operated automatically that was made by CHARLES BABBAGE.
ANALYTICAL ENGINE
was the first fully-automatic calculating machine that was constructed by a British computer pioneer CHARLES BABBAGE.
PUNCHED CARDS-TABULATING MACHINE
it was the first punched card machine in 1890's more than a hundred years ago.
it was used to read data and store for the future years.
THE FIRST GENERATION- VACUUM TUBES
Characteristics of 1st generation computers

• computers are big and clumsy.
• electricity consumption is high.
• regularly occurred Electric  failure.
• large air conditioners are regularly used.
• batch processing.
• so0lve prob;ems slowly (one at a time).
• used vacuum tubes and magnetic drums for memory.

SECOND GENERATION- TRANSISTORS

• smaller.
• no warming up time.
• less energy and heat.
• faster and more reliable.
• uses binary tape and magnetic core.

THE THIRD GENERATION-INTEGRATED CIRCUITS

• used SILICON CHIPS that are called SEMI-CONDUCTORS.
• increased speed and efficiency.
• used keyboard, mouse and OS applicators.
• reliability, compactness and low cost.
• power consumption is less.
• high-level languages appeared.

FOURTH GENERATION (and present)-MICROPROCESSORS

• integrated circuits are smaller and faster.
• had developed IBM and APPLE.
• had developed portable computers.
• had a great development in data communication.
• had a different types of secondary memory with high storagecapacity and fast access .t