माझ्या कल्पित कथांमध्ये मी

माझ्या कल्पित कथांमध्ये मी
मलाच गुंतवत होतो
बेधुंध होऊन त्यात मी
गुरफडून जात होतो
… कधी एकटाच जोरजोरने हसत
तर कधी ढसाधसा रडत होतो

का कुणास थाऊक?
मी कल्पनेतच रमत होतो
कल्पनांना वास्तव समजून
मी त्यातच जगत होतो

आता कळते कल्पनांमध्ये
काहीच मिळत नाही
हसलो वा राडलो तरी
कुणालाच कळत नाही

कल्पनांना वास्तविक जीवनांमध्ये
काहीच महत्वा नाही
जन्माला येण्याआधीच जगण्याला
काहीच अर्थ नाही

भूतकाळात किव्हा भविष्काळात जगण्याला
खरच का? काही महत्व आहे
जेव्हा सर्व काही आपल्याला
वर्तमानात करायचे आहे

भूतकाळात रमल्याने
एकतर आनंद मिळतो वा दु:क्ख
जेव्हा भोगून झाले सर्व काही
मग चिंता करण्यात काय अर्थ

भविष्यात रमल्याने
चिंता असते काहीतरी करून दाखवण्याची
वर्तमानातच करणार नाही काही
तर कुठून येईल भविष्यात काही

आयुष्य खूप सुंदर आहे

 

आयुष्य खूप सुंदर आहे,
सोबत कुणी नसलं तरी,
एकट्यानेच ते फुलवत रहा,
वादळात सगळं वाहून गेल,
म्हणुन रडत बसू नका,
वेगळ अस काही, माझ्यात खास नाही असं म्हणून उदास होऊ नका
मृगाकडे कस्तुरी आहे,
फुलात गंध आहे,
सागराकडे अथांगता आहे,
माझ्याकडे काय आहे, असं म्हणून रडू नका,
अंधाराला जाळणरा एक सूर्य तुमच्यातही लपला आहे.
आव्हाहन करा त्या सूर्याला!!!!! मग उगवेल तो तुमच्या आयुष्यात नवीन क्षितिज घेऊन.
अंधारामय रात्र संपवून सोनेरी किरणांनी सजून
मग रोजच उगवेल एक नवी सकाळ,
उत्साह ध्येयाने भारुन म्हणून म्हणते………
आयुष्य खूप सुंदर आहे,
सोबत कुणी नसल तरी
एकट्यानेच ते फुलवत रहा……

NTLDR is missing error Fix

This tutorial will try and help you resolve the NTLDR is missing error when starting your computer. You will need an original or backup XP CD to complete this fix. Typical Error Messages. NTLDR is Missing Press any key to restart
Boot: Couldn't find NTLDR Please insert another disk NTLDR is missing Press Ctrl Alt Del to Restart Causes of this error. There are a few reasons why this error appears but the most common is a corrupt file that XP is unable to read from the hard drive. Before using any of the solution please ensures you have no floppy disks in your drive and there are no USB memory sticks attached to the computer as this may be causing the error. Solution 1 - Check your hard drive for errors and repair them.
1. Insert you XP CD into your CD\DVD drive.
2. Restart your computer.
3. When prompted to "Press any key to boot from the CD" press any of the keyboard keys except "space" to start the XP CD boot.
4. If you do not see the "Press any key to boot from the CD" message you will need to set your computer to boot from the CD before the hard drive, a tutorial on this can be found on this site.
5. The computer will now boot into the blue "Windows Setup" screen, do not worry none of your files are being overwritten at this time.
6. The next screen will display "Welcome to setup" and you will be given three choices, please press "R" to "Repair a Windows XP installation".
7. The screen will now turn to black and you will be asked "Which windows installation would you like to log onto", press "1" then "Enter" to log on.
8. You may now be asked to enter the administrator password enter it here if you have one otherwise press "Enter" to continue.
9. The screen will now display "C:\WINDOWS>" please enter the following command to start checking your hard drive. "chkdsk /p /r" then press "Enter".
10. This may take some time so now is probably a good time to put the kettle on!

WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access) is an interim standard by the WiFi Alliance to comply with the security protocol designed for wireless security. WPA will most likely be rolled into an eventual IEEE 802.11i standard. This protocol was an outcome of numerous severe flaws researchers had discovered in the preceding wireless security system called Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP).

 

 

WPA (W-Fi Protected Access) Modes of Operations

WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access) features two very different modes of operation:

WPA Enterprise Mode	WPA PSK (Pre-Shared Key) Mode
Requires an authentication server	Does not require an authentication server
Uses RADIUS protocols for authentication and key distribution	Shared secret is used for authentication
Centralizes management of user credentials	Device-oriented management of user credentials

The PSK (Pre-Shared Key) Mode of WPA is vulnerable to the same risks as any other shared password system, such as dictionary attacks. PSK Mode also suffers from the same key management difficulties as any system where the key is shared among multiple users, such as the difficulties in removing a user once access has been granted.

The Enterprise Mode of WPA benefits from the maturity of the RADIUS architecture — but it requires a RADIUS server. This is not something that will benefit most home users.

Security Enhancements in WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access)

WPA provides additional security by:

• Requiring authentication using 802.1X
• Requiring re-keying using TKIP
• Augmenting the ICV (Integrity Check Value) with a MIC (Message Integrity Check), to protect the header as well as the payload
• Implementing a frame counter to discourage replay attacks

WPA2

In addition to WPA, some vendors also implement WPA2, which allows the use of AES instead of RC4. WPA2 necessitates certification and testing by the Wi-Fi Alliance. WPA2 makes use of the compulsory elements of 802.11i. It principally establishes a fresh AES-based algorithm, CCMP, which is believed to be totally secure.