Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Micael Jackson
Singer, songwriter. Jackson was born August 29, 1958, in Gary,
Indiana, to an African-Americanworking-class family. His father,Joseph Jackson, had been a guitarist but had put aside his musical aspirations to provide for his family as a crane operator. Believing his sons had talent, he molded them into a musical group in the early 1960s. At first,
the Jackson Family performers
consisted of Michael's older
brothersTito, Jermaine, and
Jackie. Michael joined his siblings
when he was five, and emerged
as the group's lead vocalist. He
showed remarkable range and
depth for such a young
performer, impressing audiences
with his ability to convey
complex emotions. Older brother
Marlonalso became a member of
the group, which evolved into
theThe Jackson 5.
Behind the scenes, Joseph
Jackson pushed his sons to
succeed. He was also reportedly
known to become violent with
them. Michael and his brothers
spent endless hours rehearsing
and polishing up their act. At
first, the Jackson 5 played local
gigs and built a strong following.
They recorded one single on
their own, "Big Boy" with the b-
side "You've Changed," but it
failed to generate much interest.
The Jackson 5 moved on to
working an opening act for such
R&B artists asGladys Knight and
the Pips, James Brown, and Sam
and Dave. Many of these
performers were signed to the
legendary Motown record label,
and it has been reported that
Gladys Knight may have been the
one to tell Motown founder Berry
Gordy about the Jackson 5.
Impressed by the group, Gordy
signed them to his label in 1968.
Relocating to Los Angeles,
Michael and his brothers started
work on their music and dancing
with their father as their
manager. They lived with Gordy
and also with Supremes singer
Diana Ross when they first
arrived there. In August 1969,
the Jackson 5 was introduced to
the music industry at a special
event, and later served as the
opening act for the Supremes.
Their first album, Diana Ross
Presents the Jackson 5, hit the
charts in December of that year.
It's first single, "I Want You Back,"
hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100
chart in January 1970.
More chart-topping singles
quickly followed, such as "ABC,"
"The Love You Save," and "I'll Be
There." At the age of 13, Jackson
launched a solo career in
addition to his work with the
Jackson 5. He made the charts in
1971 with "Got to Be There"
from the album of the same
name. His 1972 album, Ben,
featured the eponymous ballad
about a rat. The song became
Jackson's first solo No. 1 single.
For several years, Michael Jackson
and the Jackson 5 maintained a
busy tour and recording
schedule, under the supervision
of Berry Gordy and his Motown
staff. Gordy wrote many of the
songs recorded by the group
and by Michael Jackson as a solo
artist. The group became so
popular that they even had their
own self-titled cartoon show,
which ran from 1971 to 1973.
Friday, June 24, 2011
The Shape Of Life
Sometimes we make mistakes and we have almost nothing to do then. Then it makes us to think, and finally we try it to do better and then best. But best is always very very clever. Very much time it fools us,And we don't understand. But that's nothing, we can do this more than it. And we wil do and must defeat it. Courages are the power for the time of all, for the situations of everything, and of course of the every sphere of life.
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Bill Gates Biography
Entrepreneur. Born William Henry
Gates, III, on October 28, 1955, in
Seattle, Washington. Gates began
to show an interest in computer
programming at the age of 13 at
the Lakeside School. He pursued
his passion through college.
Striking out on his own with his
friend and business partner Paul
Allen, Gates found himself at the
right place at the right time.
Through technological
innovation, keen business
strategy, and aggressive
competitive tactics he built the
world's largest software
business, Microsoft. In the
process he became one of the
richest men in the world.
Bill Gates grew up in an upper
middle-class family with two
sisters: Kristianne, who is older,
and Libby, who is younger. Their
father, William H. Gates, Sr., was a
promising, if somewhat shy, law
student when he met his future
wife, Mary Maxwell. She was an
athletic, outgoing student at the
University of Washington, actively
involved in student affairs and
leadership. The Gates family
atmosphere was warm and
close, and all three children were
encouraged to be competitive
and strive for excellence. Bill
showed early signs of
competitiveness when he
coordinated family athletic
games at their summer house on
Puget Sound. He also relished in
playing board games (Risk was
his favorite) and excelled in
Monopoly.
Bill had a very close relationship
with his mother, Mary, who after
a brief career as a teacher
devoted her time to helping raise
the children and working on civic
affairs and with charities. She
also served on several corporate
boards, among them First
Interstate Bank in Seattle
(founded by her grandfather),
the United Way, and International
Business Machines (IBM). She
would often take Bill along on
her volunteer work in schools
and community organizations.
Bill was a voracious reader as a
child, spending many hours
pouring over reference books
such as the encyclopedia. Around
the age of 11 or 12, Bill's parents
began to have concerns about
his behavior. He was doing well
in school, but he seemed bored
and withdrawn at times. His
parents worried he might
become a loner. Though they
were strong believers in public
education, when Bill turned 13
they enrolled him in Seattle's
Lakeside School, an exclusive
preparatory school. He
blossomed in nearly all his
subjects, excelling in math and
science, but also doing very well
in drama and English.
While at Lakeside School, a Seattle
computer company offered to
provide computer time for the
students. The Mother's Club used
proceeds from the school's
rummage sale to purchase a
teletype terminal for students to
use. Bill Gates became entranced
with what a computer could do
and spent much of his free time
working on the terminal. He
wrote a tic-tac-toe program in
BASIC computer language that
allowed users to play against the
computer.
It was at Lakeside School where
Bill met Paul Allen, who was two
years his senior. The two became
fast friends, bonding on their
common enthusiasm over
computers, even though they
were very different. Allen was
more reserved and shy. Bill was
feisty and at times combative.
They both spent much of their
free time together working on
programs. Occasionally, they
disagreed and would clash over
who was right or who should
run the computer lab. On one
occasion, their argument
escalated to the point where
Allen banned Gates from the
computer lab. On another
occasion, Gates and Allen had
their school computer privileges
revoked for taking advantage of
software glitches to obtain free
computer time from the
company that provided the
computers. After their probation,
they were allowed back in the
computer lab when they offered
to debug the program. During
this time, Gates developed a
payroll program for the
computer company the boys
hacked into, and a scheduling
program for the school.
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Gates, III, on October 28, 1955, in
Seattle, Washington. Gates began
to show an interest in computer
programming at the age of 13 at
the Lakeside School. He pursued
his passion through college.
Striking out on his own with his
friend and business partner Paul
Allen, Gates found himself at the
right place at the right time.
Through technological
innovation, keen business
strategy, and aggressive
competitive tactics he built the
world's largest software
business, Microsoft. In the
process he became one of the
richest men in the world.
Bill Gates grew up in an upper
middle-class family with two
sisters: Kristianne, who is older,
and Libby, who is younger. Their
father, William H. Gates, Sr., was a
promising, if somewhat shy, law
student when he met his future
wife, Mary Maxwell. She was an
athletic, outgoing student at the
University of Washington, actively
involved in student affairs and
leadership. The Gates family
atmosphere was warm and
close, and all three children were
encouraged to be competitive
and strive for excellence. Bill
showed early signs of
competitiveness when he
coordinated family athletic
games at their summer house on
Puget Sound. He also relished in
playing board games (Risk was
his favorite) and excelled in
Monopoly.
Bill had a very close relationship
with his mother, Mary, who after
a brief career as a teacher
devoted her time to helping raise
the children and working on civic
affairs and with charities. She
also served on several corporate
boards, among them First
Interstate Bank in Seattle
(founded by her grandfather),
the United Way, and International
Business Machines (IBM). She
would often take Bill along on
her volunteer work in schools
and community organizations.
Bill was a voracious reader as a
child, spending many hours
pouring over reference books
such as the encyclopedia. Around
the age of 11 or 12, Bill's parents
began to have concerns about
his behavior. He was doing well
in school, but he seemed bored
and withdrawn at times. His
parents worried he might
become a loner. Though they
were strong believers in public
education, when Bill turned 13
they enrolled him in Seattle's
Lakeside School, an exclusive
preparatory school. He
blossomed in nearly all his
subjects, excelling in math and
science, but also doing very well
in drama and English.
While at Lakeside School, a Seattle
computer company offered to
provide computer time for the
students. The Mother's Club used
proceeds from the school's
rummage sale to purchase a
teletype terminal for students to
use. Bill Gates became entranced
with what a computer could do
and spent much of his free time
working on the terminal. He
wrote a tic-tac-toe program in
BASIC computer language that
allowed users to play against the
computer.
It was at Lakeside School where
Bill met Paul Allen, who was two
years his senior. The two became
fast friends, bonding on their
common enthusiasm over
computers, even though they
were very different. Allen was
more reserved and shy. Bill was
feisty and at times combative.
They both spent much of their
free time together working on
programs. Occasionally, they
disagreed and would clash over
who was right or who should
run the computer lab. On one
occasion, their argument
escalated to the point where
Allen banned Gates from the
computer lab. On another
occasion, Gates and Allen had
their school computer privileges
revoked for taking advantage of
software glitches to obtain free
computer time from the
company that provided the
computers. After their probation,
they were allowed back in the
computer lab when they offered
to debug the program. During
this time, Gates developed a
payroll program for the
computer company the boys
hacked into, and a scheduling
program for the school.
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Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Unwanted things
All of our world is full of mistery, there's something in this world that you know not about. There's some events that you can't explain. I confused sometimes is it our world. Did we make this world, or the world made us. Do we control it or this large piece of earth controls us. There's no answer.
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