VayuSena Photofeature: PN Atlantique Wreckage

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Photofeature: PN Atlantique Wreckage

[v1.7][12.02.2009]

	HUD camera photo from the MiG-21 that shot down an intruding Pakistan Navy reconnaissance plane. The missile is seen rushing to the port engine of the Atlantique. Courtsey Bharat Rakshak
	Video grab of IAF personnel salvaging the wreckage on cover of Outlook magazine.
	A group of Pakistan-based foreign military attaches in Badin August 12 inspect the site where a Pakistan naval plane crashed after being shot down by Indian jet fighters. Pakistan took the attaches to the site of the August 10 crash to try to prove its claim the plane was shot down in Pakistani territory. REUTERS © corbis.com
	Foreign diplomats view the wreckage of a Pakistan navy Atlantic patrol aircraft 12 August, 1999, in Musafirkhana, Pakistan. Military attaches from embassies of 28 countries, including the United States, Britain, Canada, Germany and France, flew to the site where the Indian fighter jets shot down a Pakistan navy aircraft 10 August. AFP PHOTO © corbis.com
	Reporters and military personnel stand by the crash site of a Pakistan's Breguet Atlantic maritime patrol aircraft near the border town of Badin, about 300 kilometers northeast of Karachi, 10 August 1999. Two Pakistan Navy Seakings are visible in the background. AFP PHOTO/Farroq AHMED © corbis.com
	A Pakistani soldier walks near the wreckage of a Naval patrol aircraft, which was shot down by Indian jets 10 August, 1999, near Badin, some 300km (186 miles) northeast of Karachi. The Indian Air Force shot down the Breguet Atlantic maritime patrol aircraft, killing all 16 Navy personnels on board. AFP PHOTO/Farooq AHMED © corbis.com
	The wreckage of a Pakistani naval surveillance plane smolders after it was shot down August 10 by an Indian fighter jet. An Indian combat jet shot down a maritime patrol aircraft, prompting a threat of retaliation from Islamabad which said all 16 people on board were killed Photo by Zahid Hussein © Reuters/CORBIS
	Pakistani soldier, near the Indian border, looks at the wreckage of a Pakistan naval surveillance plane which was shot down August 10 by an Indian fighter. An Indian combat jet shot down the maritime patrol aircraft on Tuesday, prompting a threat of retaliation from Islamabad which said all 16 people on board were killed Photo by Zahid Hussein © Reuters/CORBIS
	Pakistani naval surveillance plane burns after it was shot down August 10 by an Indian fighter. An Indian combat jet shot down a maritime patrol aircraft, prompting a threat of retaliation from Islamabad which said all 16 people on board were killed Photo by Zahid Hussein © Reuters/CORBIS
	Pakistani troops take away a bag containing body remains of personnels killed in the naval plane downed by Indian jets near the site of wreckage in Mushafir Khana, close to the border with India, 11 August 1999. Pakistan deployed some 200 naval and army troops at the site of the wreckage to avoid the removals of plane pieces by Indian air force. AFP PHOTO/Aamir Qureshi © corbis.com
	Pakistan soldiers take control of naval plane crash site August 11. Pakisatan has placed about 200 soldiers armed with missiles around the crashed plane which was shot down by India on Tuesday killing all 16 people onboard Photo by Zahid Hussein © Reuters/CORBIS (Note Pakistan Army Puma helicopter)
	Pakistani soliders dig in to prepare a machine-gun nest at the site August 11 where a naval plane crashed after it was hit by an Indian missile on Tuesday. Pakisatan has placed about 200 soldiers some armed with missiles around the crashed site Photo by Zahid Hussein © Reuters/CORBIS (This is actually a air defence position. The MMG would be positioned in the middle so that the operator can pivot around in all directions in the circular 'trench')
	A Pakistan army soldier adjusts a Mistral surface-to-air missile near the site of the wreckage of a naval plane downed by Indian jets in Mushafir Khana, near the border with India, 11 August 1999. Some 200 navy and army troops were manning the area, equipped with machine guns and missiles, as charred pieces of the aircraft were scattered in marshy land over a radius of about 1.6 kilometers. AFP PHOTO/Aamir Qureshi © corbis.com
	A Pakistan army soldier takes position with a RBS-70 surface-to-air missile launcher near the site of the wreckage of a naval aircraft, which was shot down by Indian jets 10 August, in Mushafir Khana close to border with India, 11 August 1999. Pakistan has reinforced its troops deployed in the marshy border area supposedly to prevent any Indian attempts to steal debris. AFP PHOTO/Aamir QURESHI © corbis.com
	Another view of the RBS-70 position. A Pakistan Army Puma helicopter is stationary in the background.
	Pakistani troops take position with LMGs and RPGs close to the site of the wreckage of a downed Pakistani naval patrol plane shot down by Indian jets in Musafir Khana, close to the Indian border, 11 August 1999. Pakistan fired at least one missile at two Indian jets trying to cross into its territory. Indian jets on 10 August shot downed Pakistan's naval plane and killed 16 personnels. AFP PHOTO © corbis.com
	Pakistani soldiers with RPG and machine guns take their positions August 11 at the site where a Pakistani naval plane was shot down by India on Tuesday. Pakistan has placed around 200 soldiers some armed with missiles at the crash site Photo by Zahid Hussein © Reuters/CORBIS (These guys are possibly Pakistan Navy troops. PN Lynx helicopter in the far background)
	An Indian Air Force Mi-17 helicopter carring journalists returns to base after surviving a Pakistani missile attack in the Rann of Kutch near the India-Pakistan border August 11. The helicopter was attacked by a shoulder-fired surface-to-air missile during a mission to show journalists the wreckage of a Pakistani aircraft downed by Indian fighters on August 10. REUTERS © corbis.com
	Indian Air Force (IAF) spokesman R. Dhingra (C) shows documents retrieved from a French-made Breguet Atlantic marine patrol aircraft of the Pakistani Air Force that was shot down by IAF fighters 10 August, as they were displayed at the technical area of Palam airport early 11 August 1999. AFP PHOTO/RAVEENDRAN © corbis.com
	Indian Air Force (IAF) spokesman R. Dhingra shows wreckage of a French-made Breguet Atlantic marine patrol aircraft of the Pakistani Air Force that was shot down by IAF fighters 10 August, as they were displayed at the technical area of Palam airport early 11 August 1999. AFP PHOTO / RAVEENDRAN © corbis.com
	An IAF officer displays the flight check list of the Pakistani naval aircraft at New Delhi airport on August 11. India said the plane was shot down on August 10 after it intruded into its territory and refused to respond to Indian warnings near the border in Gujarat state. The wreckage was flown to the Indian capital early morning and shown to journalists. Sunil Malhotra REUTERS © corbis.com
	Indian Air Force personnel display the wreckage of a Pakistani naval aircraft at New Delhi airport August 11. India said the plane was shot down on August 10 after it intruded into its territory and refused to respond to Indian warnings near the border in Gujarat state. The wreckage was flown to the Indian capital early morning and shown to journalists. Photo by Sunil Malhotra © Reuters/CORBIS
	An IAF officer displays the flight check list and a part of the wreckage of the Pakistani naval aircraft at New Delhi airport on August 11. India said the plane was shot down on August 10 after it intruded into its territory and refused to respond to Indian warnings near the border in Gujarat state. The wreckage was flown to the Indian capital early morning and shown to journalists. Sunil Malhotra REUTERS © corbis.com
	Indian Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee views the wreckage of the Pakistani naval aircraft at his New Delhi office on August 11. India said the plane was shot down on August 10 after it intruded into its territory and refused to respond to Indian warnings near the border in Gujarat state. The wreckage was flown to the Indian capital early morning. Photo by Sunil Malhotra © Reuters/CORBIS
	Pakistani sailors carry the coffins of 16 naval personnel for mass prayers at the Mehran naval base in the port city of Karachi 12 August, 1999. Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif attended the prayers for the sixteen Pakistani naval officers and sailors who were killed when Indian fighter jets fired a missile on the Pakistani patrol aircraft 10 August. AFP PHOTO Aamir QURESHI © corbis.com
	Dignataries including Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and Pakistan Naval chief Fasih Bukhari pay their respects during mass prayers at Mehran naval base in Karachi 12 August, 1999 for the 16 naval personnel killed when their plane was shot down by India. Six officers and ten sailers were killed when Indian fighter jets fired a missile on a Pakistani patrol aircraft 10 August. AFP PHOTO © corbis.com
	Pakistan's military spokesman, Brigadier Rashid Qureshi (L), gives the media the Pakistani version of events in the southern port city of Karachi 10 August, 1999. AFP PHOTO/Aamir QURESHI © corbis.com
	Pakistan naval officer Admiral Aziz Mirza (R) briefs newsmen along with Information Minister Mushahid Hussain in Islamabad, 11 August 1999. AFP PHOTO/Usman KHAN © corbis.com
	A MiG-21Bis [C2210] of the No. 45 Flying Daggers Squadron seen in flight in this file photo. The same unit is credited with bringing down the Pakistan Navy Atlantique MPA. Wing Commander Zaki © Bharat Rakshak
	A Pakistan Navy Br1150 Atlantic [40] operated by the 29 Squadron. One such aircraft [S/N=90, C/N=33] was written off on August 10, 1999. © Peter Steinmann

White House Denies Reports of Spy Planes Over NYC

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Were secret military spy planes used to find  wannabe Times Square bomber Faisal Shahzad? No way, the White House says.
Benjamin C. Rhodes, the deputy national security adviser for strategic communications, tells The Atlantic’s Marc Ambinder that “the actions described simply did not take place.”
Not that the RC-12 signals intelligence aircraft couldn’t have been used. The planes “were tasked to help the F.B.I. intercept cell phone communications of the Beltway sniper suspects in 2002,” Ambinder notes. “RC-12s were also in the air over Salt Lake City during the Olympics.”
The Posse Comitatus Act forbids the U.S. military from operating on American soil. But the law has all sorts of caveats. The military can help law enforcement stop drug-runners. The armed services can be called in if there’s a potential nuclear, chemical, or biological “weapon of mass destruction.” And none of the restrictions apply to the Coast Guard or the National Guard.

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Energy is one of the most fundamental parts of our universe.
We use energy to do work. Energy lights our cities. Energy powers our vehicles, trains, planes and rockets. Energy warms our homes, cooks our food, plays our music, gives us pictures on television. Energy powers machinery in factories and tractors on a farm.
Energy from the sun gives us light during the day. It dries our clothes when they're hanging outside on a clothes line. It helps plants grow. Energy stored in plants is eaten by animals, giving them energy. And predator animals eat their prey, which gives the predator animal energy.

Everything we do is connected to energy in one form or another.
Energy is defined as:  "the ability to do work."
When we eat, our bodies transform the energy stored in the food into energy to do work. When we run or walk, we "burn" food energy in our bodies. When we think or read or write, we are also doing work. Many times it's really hard work!
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• Hydro Power and Ocean Energy
• Nuclear Energy
• Solar Energy
• Wind Energy
• Transportation Energy

We will also look at turbines and generators, at what electricity is, how energy is sent to users, and how we can decrease or conserve the energy we use. Finally, we'll look at the "newer" forms of energy... and take a look at energy in the future.
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تصميم الهيدر ببرنامج الفوتوشوب

تصميم الهيدر ببرنامج الفوتوشوب

راح نصمم كل جزء بروحه علشان يكون القص سهل حتى على المبتدئين

وتكون الدروس مرتبه وسهله على الجميع

طبعا التصاميم الي في الشرح يمكن ما تعجبكم لكن الهدف منها هو الشرح وليس الابداع في

التصميم

اولاً افتح برنامج الفوتوشوب وانا استخدم برنامج فوتوشوب الاصدار cs4 او اي اصدار تحب تستخدمه

افتح عمل جديد

1- فتح عمل جديد

2- تسمية العمل وضعت اسم هيدر

3- طول وعرض التصميم

نعم قمت بتصغير العرض لاننا بحاجه الى شعار وتمدد فقط

الان نقوم بفتح لير جديد في التصميم طبقه جديده

نقوم بصبغها باي لون علشان نعمل عليها تاثير ستايل

الان نقوم بتاثير نبي نسوي خلفيه للهيدر الخاص بنا

نجعل الماوس على الطبقه الجديده

ثم نضعط كما هو موضح بالصوره

نقوم الان باضافة بعض الصور في التصميم

نقوم بوضع

اي صورة او شعار

او ايقونات

سوف اقوم بقص بعض الصور واضافة بعض الفرش والايقونات

اولا شي قمت باضافة فرش للهيدر

الان اقوم بقص اي صوره ووضعها في التصميم

اضيف بعض الايقونات على الصورة لتكون بشكل جميل ومميز

الان نقوم بفتح طبقه جديده ونقوم بوضع مستطيل في اعلى الهيدر

و نصبغة بلون الاسود

كخلفيه للكلام الموجود في اعلى الهيدر

لا تنسى ان تخفف نسبة شفافية الطبقه

كما هو موضح في الصوره

الان نقوم بقص شعار الموقع + الخلفية

قم بقص الصوره الى جزئين شعار الموقع + خلفيه للهيدر

يفضل تكبير الصوره لكي تقوم بالقص بطريقة صحيحه

كما في الصوره التاليه

الان نقوم بحقظ الصور بعد القص

احفظ التصميم

نقوم برفع الصور الى المجلد الخاص بالستايل

نقوم باعادة تسمية الصور حتى نتمكن من معرفتها اثناء التركيب

تصميم هيدر

تطبيق الدرس:

#لتحميل الملف المفتوح لتطبيق الدرس

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1- نفتح عمل جديد بمقياس 500×200 بكسل :


2- نختار آداة تحديد المربع :



3- قم بالتحديد كما هو موضح في الصورة :


4- ننشئ لاير جديد :


5- نختار آداة الدلو لتعبئة الجزء الذي قد تم تحديده :


6- نقوم بالضغط على زر الفارة الأيسر على الجزء الذي قد تم تحديده :


7- نضيف تأثير التدرج على الشكل المرسوم :


8- إعدادت التأثير كما يلي :


9- نلغى التحديد بالضغط على ctrl+D أو كما هو موضح في الصورة :


10- حدد أيضا ً بآداة تحديد المربع كما هو موضح في الصورة :


11- ننشئ لاير جديد :


12- نختار آداة الدلو لتعبئة الجزء الذي قد تم تحديده و نغير اللون الرئيسي الى 00aece بدون علامة # :


13- الشكل بعد التعبئة :


14- نضيف تأثير الحد :


15- إعدادات تأثير الحد :


16- نختار تأثير التدرج :


17- إعدادت تأثير التدرج :


18- الشكل النهائي :


أضف عليه بعض التأثيرات والصور كما يناسبك ....

من هو مخترع المصباح الكهربى ؟

من هو مخترع المصباح الكهربى ؟

الاسم : توماس ألفا أديسون


تاريخ الميلاد : 10/2/1847


مقر الميلاد : مدينه ميلانو بولايه اوهايو الأمريكيه


الأم : مدرسه تهوى الأدب والقراءه


رحلته التعليميه : واجه اديسون مشاكل كبيره فى رحلته التعليميه بسبب تشتت تركيزه وضعف ذاكرته


واتهمه معلموه بالغباء وأنه لا يصلح للتعليم كما قال عنه أحد الأطباء بأنه مريض نظرا لكبر حجم رأسه


اختراعاته
1- عام 1868 - جهاز كهربائى لتسجيل واحصاء أصوات المقترعين فى الانتخابات
                    - و التلغراف الكاتب 
                    -والقلم الكهربائى الذى تم تطويره ويعرف بالاله الناسخه


2- من 1877 الى 1913 - المصباح الكهربى
                                 - الجرامفون (يقوم بتسجيل الصوت ميكانيكيا على اسطوانه معدنيه)
                                 - الاله الكاتبه واله التصوير 
                                 - الكينتوسكوب (أول جهاز سنيمائى صوتى  لصناعه الأفلام)




فى مجمل  حياه أديسون قد حصل على حوالى 1093 براءه اختراع هذا وان دل فيدل على العبقريه الفريده


فلا تحزن ان كانوا يتهموك بالغباء أو مضهدا فى التعليم لعلك خليفه لتوماس أديسون

كود دعوة جميع الأصدقاء على الفيس بوك الجديد بلوشى

كود دعوة جميع الأصدقاء على الفيس بوك الجديد بلوشى

كود موزيلا فيرفوكس:

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كود جوجل كروم:
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