Successful Life Thoughts

Successful Life

1. The Way to Live Inside and Out for Success,


2. Identify and Eliminate What Drains You,


3. How To Be Irresistibly Attractive,


4. Listening to Your Inner Voice,


5. Your Body Wisdom Speaks: Are You Listening ?


6. Why it’s Important To Participate in Flow Activities,


7. Two Tips for Creating More than Vs, Managing Time,


8. Three Ways To Communicate Successfully,


9. Small Steps for Big Results, The Toddler Method to Success,


10. Less is More, An innovative Way to Organize Your Days


11. The Goal Filter, An Intuitive Approach To Goal-Setting,


12. The Underlying Source of Procrastination,


13. How To Blast Through Procrastination,


14. How To Bring Simple Luxuries into Your Every Day.


15. Twelve Ways to Take Mini Spring Breaks, All Year Long!


16. The Mindset of Positive Expectancy,


17. Trust Yourself, Your Inner Compass.


18. Filling The Form Step by Step,


19. How To Define Your True Success,


20. A Young Boy’s Story For Living your Dreams,


21. The Positive Effects of Counting Your Blessings,


22. Your Relationship With Money, Lack or Abundance,


23. How To Acknowledge Others Often,


24. Tell – Tale Clues To Being Out of Alignment of Work,


25. An Insider’s View To “What You Focus On Gets Bigger”


26. Re-Connecting with Your Creative Self,


27. Five Steps To Beating, The Comparison Blues,
    
    
    


28. Rest in Solutions, A Creative Approach To Problem-Solving,


29. The Joy of Moseying, Mayberry Style,


30. Take That Risk! Inspiring Words To Get You Over The Hump,


31. A Sure-Fire Way To Quickly Improve How You Communicate, 
32. Procrastination Can be Your Friend,


33. The Art of Appreciating Success,


34. Common Characteristics of The Perfectly Perfect,


35. A Personalized Strategy for Putting Yourself First,


36. Ease Your Way Through Career Change,


37. More Tools To Ease Your Way Through Career Change,


38. Six Steps To A Smooth Re-Entry,


39. Three Sources of Support For Success Minded People,


40. Ten Seconds of Boldness, Twice A Day,


41. Listen To The Messages,


42. The Importance of A Smile,


43. How To Overcome a Perfectionism and Procrastination,


44. Two Ways To Shift Your Energy,


45. The Magic of Spontaneous Combustion,


46. What Your Mirror Refection Is Telling You,


47. A Secret To Success and Happiness,


48. Ten Empowering Messages To Tell Yourself Daily,


49. How To Recognize Success In “Failure”,


50. Words To Inspire… A Graduation Message,

Cyber Security For Business

Need for Security

The Security investigation underlines the organization’s responsibility to develop and maintain a successful information security program that is to be executed in all levels of management  An Organization must understand that securing an asset is a continuous process rather than an event.

Two Types of Needs

There are two types of needs in securing an asset :

• Business Need,
• Technology Need.

Any organization will have confusion in deciding which of the above need should be compromised.  Business needs should always be given higher priority.  Compromising business needs for the sake of security may hinder the development of the organization. 

Business Need

The need for securing the information asset of an organization are listed below : 

• Protects the organization’s ability to function,


• Enables the safe operation of applications implemented on the organization’s IT Systems.


• Protects the data the organization collects and users.


• Safeguards the technology assets in use at the organization.
  
  
  

Protecting Data

• The most valu8able and non recoverable asset in an organization is data.


• It is the most valuable asset and the most difficult one to secure.


• Organization must ensure proper security to both data in motion and data in rest.


• Without data, an organization loses its record of transactions and / or its ability to deliver value to its customers.


• An effective information security program is essential to the protection of the integrity and value of the organization’s data.


• Loss of confidential data may lead to great disasters which would pave way to framing of new security policy from the scratch.


• Developing a new security policy after data loss would consume more resources.

Safeguarding Technology Assets

• Technology assets are costly and its installation is also very expensive.


• Organizations must have security infrastructure services based on the size and scope of the enterprise and the technologies they use.


• Additional security services may have to be provided if needed.


• More robust solutions may be needed to replace the out dated security programs.


• PKI (Public Key Infrastructure) is one among the
  security measure that safeguards the data.

Mount Etna Tourism Places

About Dolomites Tourist Place  

The Dolomites, a mountain group in the North Italian Alps, close to the Austrain border are famous for their magnificent sunrises and sunsets. The mountains get their name from the Dolomite rock of magnesium limestone. The highest peak is Marmoladaand rises to 10958 feet and seventeen more peaks rise to 9842 feet or more. 

It has two valleys, 'Val Garden' and 'Val Badia'. About 16,000 ladini live in it. They are the descendants of the Roman soldiers who settled down there after the wars. 

The valley of 'Cortina d'Ampezzo', or the sunny valley is surrounded by five towering Dolomite peaks.
Each of these is unique and beautiful. 'Sorapis' is tongue like with its subsidiary ridges, 'Cristallis' is cathedral shaped, 'Clinque Torri' like a tower with battlements, 'Pelmo and Civetta' like soldiers standing to attention. 

In the setting sun they glow red, mauve and purple against the darkening sky. 

Matterhorn Tourist Place

At 14770 feet, Mt. Matterhorn is not the tallest peak of Europe, but is the most impressive. It inspired many painters, poets and writers with its majesty.  It is half in Italy and half in Switzerland in the Peninine Alps. The mountain tapers like a rough amethyst as if carved out of quartz by some gigantic axe. From the Italian side, with its imposing terraced walls, it is a considerably great challenge. From the Swiss side it tooks like an isolated peak but it is actually the butt end of a ridge and easier for climbing. 

John Ruskin, the famous writer lavishly describes it as "An alpine tower hewn by the axe of God". He
"paid tribute and further said" in those firm grey bastions of the cervin, which he said was thrust up into the great wall of firmament above all inviolable.

Mount Etna Tourist Place 

Mt Etna looms over the eastern part of the Island of Sicily and is visible for great distances in every direction. It is an active volcano and its unpredictable nature has caused men both to fear it and admire it. 

The Greek regarded Mt. Etna as a forge of their fire God, Hephaistos. Today it stands at a height of 12598 feet, but this keeps increasing beacuse of the deposits after an eruption and decreases because of wind and rain. 135 eruptions have been recorded so far. A continuous stream of smoke and a red glow in the sky a top the mountain, remind people that it is alive and only resting.

A road 86 miles long encircles the volcano. Mini buses take the tourists right upto the crater. the view into the crater is awesone and scary with red hot lava shooting out, loud rumblings, rocks around cracking. It covers 500 square miles and is one of the most impressive natural wonder of the world.

Kilimanjaro Tourism Places

About Mt Everest Tourist Place

At 29,028 feet Mt. Everest is the world's highest peak. It stands between Nepal and India.  In Nepalese it called 'Sagarmatha' and 'Chomo lungma' in Tibetan which means 'The Goddess of the wind'. It is named after Sir George Everest. Surveyor General of India
from 1830-43. 

According to the geologists about fifty million years ago, the collision of the vast tectonic plates beneath the earths crust, pushed up the Himalayas. The Himalayas are covered with snow and ice, forming glaciers. These are the sources of the mighty rivers like River Indus, River Brahmaputra and River Sutlej. 

On 29 May 1953, sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay became the first men to stand on top of the worlds highest mountain also called as, "The roof of the world". Mt. Everest remains a challenge to mountaineers all over the world. 

Mountain Fuji Tourist Place 

Japan's Mt. Fuji is a volcanic mountain of breath taking beauty. Though it is a very high mountain (12388ft). It is impressive because of its proportions. the base is three times as wide as it is high, so the mountain appears to rise gradually. Three fourths of the mountain remains capped in snow for 8-9 months. At the foot of Mt. Fuji is the Lake Hakone or the lake of the reeds. The peak is reflected upside of the reeds. The peak is reflected upside down, forming the famous, "double Fuji". 

Fuji is a dormant volcano. It is sacred to the Japanese and worshipped. A primeval forest called, 'the sea of trees' has grown on the lava flow of its last eruptions in 1707 and 1717. 

Mt Kilimanjaro Tourist Place 

Mt. Kilimanjaro is Africa's highest mountain, in northern Tanzania touching the border of Kenya. It stands majestically tall at 19340 feet. It is a volcanic massif and stretches east to west - for 50 miles. It includes three main volcanoes, now extinct. The youngest and tallest Kibo is joined by a seven mile joint (or saddle) to Mawenzi. The third volcano Shira is a ridge shaped remnant of an earlier crater. 

Kibo is a snow capped mountain and has a vast (1 mile across) crater which is 984 feet deep. On the rim of the crater is the 'Uhuru point' or 'Summit of all Africa'. The crater has an ash cone showing signs of residual volcanic activity. Mawenzi is jagged and eroded.  

The slopes of Kilimanjaro are fertile and farmed by the chagga people.