Some Cute SMS

Zindagi mein hamesha SMART log milenge,Sunday, March 16th, 2008
Zindagi mein hamesha SMART log milenge,kahi zyada to kahi kum milenge,choice zara soch k karna,zaroori nahi har jagah tumhe hum jaise milenge

Sabse loving kaun: TUM,Sunday, March 16th, 2008
Sabse loving kaun: TUM,sabse sweet kaun: TUM,sabse cute kaun: TUM,in sab me TUM se zyada kaun: HUMlekin duniya me sabse acche dost kaun: HUM TUM

Life is like cottonMonday, March 10th, 2008
Life is like cotton:-Don’t make it heavier by sinking itin Water of Sorrow,but make it lighter by lettingit blow in the Wind of Joy!!!

GOD created gap between fingersMonday, March 10th, 2008
You knowwhy GOD created gap between fingers?So that,when at some day one who is madefor you comes and fills those gapsby holding your hand.

Full form of FRIENSHIP:-Monday, March 10th, 2008
Full form of FRIENSHIP:-F-FunR-RationalI-ImpartialE-EmotionalN-Never EndingD-DependableS-SpecialH-HeartI-lnterestingP-Priceless

I’m on a mission! Mission to avoid You, MISSION IMPOSSIBLE!!!Monday, March 10th, 2008
I’m on a mission!Mission to avoid You,To forget You,To not to talk to You,To not to think about You anymore….........In short…MISSION IMPOSSIBLE!!!

Life can b hard & not always fun.Monday, March 10th, 2008
Life can b hard & not always fun.But as night brings dark morning brings sun.When life gets tough & no1 seems 2 caregive me a call coz I will always b there!

I’m too Good, Accept it!Monday, March 10th, 2008
Life is Short, Live it!Love is Small, Flirt it!Troubles are Momentary, Face it!Memories are Sweet, Cherish it!I’m too Good, Accept it!

This is lifeMonday, March 10th, 2008
Lot of things gounquestioned…lot of thingsunanswered…Some feelings rburried alive…Some are born dead.“This is life”

Sending you 100,00,000 smilesMonday, March 10th, 2008
Sending you 100,00,000 smiles,Take 1 for now * keep theremaining 99,99,999 under ur pillow,pick out 1 every morning bcozI want 2 cu smiling always and always

Birthday SMS

Before the clock strikes 12 — Happy birthdayFriday, March 14th, 2008
Before the clock strikes 12,let me take the opportunity,to let you know that you,have grown a year more…Happy birthday



Today is the best day of the yearFriday, March 14th, 2008
For the world, i’s just another day,But for me today is the best day of the year!....Happy Birthday my love.


Life is very short .. happy birthdayFriday, March 14th, 2008
Life is very short,So enjoy every moment,Dont lose your confidenceGo always ahead.Happy Birthday


I know its your birthday 2dayFriday, March 14th, 2008
I know its your birthday 2day..I am sure you’ll give me treat in a big hotel..so i shall talk to u in personal there,coz i dunno to express my feelings in SMS”


Lovely SMS for a Lovely PersonSunday, March 9th, 2008
Lovely msg for a Lovely Person from Lovely Friend 4 a Lovely Reason at a Lovely Time form a Lovely Mind in a Lovely Mood in a Lovely Style Have a Lovely “BirthDay”


Fly in the plane of ambitionSunday, March 9th, 2008
“Fly in the plane of ambition,and land on the airport of success,Luck is yours,wish is minemay ur futurealways shine. . .With LOTZ LOVE“Happy BIRTHDAY 2 YOU”.


Sweetheart! u r so beautiful, my love 4u will always b trueSunday, March 9th, 2008
Sweetheart! u r so beautiful my love 4u will always b true, here’s a wish 4 my darling… may all your dreams come true & i wish u a very happy birthday. with lots of love and kisses… from a heart that beats…just 4 you by me.



Its a nice feeling when you know that someone likes youSunday, March 9th, 2008
Its a nice feeling when you know that someone likes you, someone thinks about you, someone needs you; but it feels much better when you know that someone never ever forgets your birthday.?HAPPY BIRTHDAY?.


You can spend hundreds on birthdaysSunday, March 9th, 2008
You can spendhundreds on birthdays,thousands on festivals,lakhs on weddings,but to celebrateall you have to spend is your TIME….

Suraj roshni le kar aayaaSunday, March 9th, 2008
Suraj roshni le kar aayaa,Aur chidyon ne gaanaa gaayaa,Phoolon ne hans hans kar bolaa,Mubarak ?ho tumhaara janam din aaya!

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Gulf Hurricane Relief

At Long Last, Progress on Homeless LGBT Youth

Gulf Hurricane Relief
Help Support Health Clinics Providing Critical Aid to Evacuees.
www.DirectRelief.org
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Volume 5, Number 9 March 2 - 8, 2006
Progress Report 2006
YOUTH
At Long Last, Progress on Homeless LGBT
Youth
BY CARL SICILIANO
I have been asked to provide a progress report on the state of affairs for homeless LGBT
youth in New York City.
The request takes me back to the morning of December 5, 1997. That was a terrible day.
Shortly after I arrived at work at a drop-in center for homeless teens I directed in Times
Square, Nancy, one of my co-workers, came to my office and told me that Ali Forney
had been murdered. Ali was one of the homeless kids who came to us for help. His body
had been found in Harlem at 3 a.m. with a bullet in his head. The police found some ID
that linked him to us. Two of our staff had just left for Harlem Hospital to identify the
body.
Ali was our third client murdered that year. The other two, Kiki and Dion, were also,
like Ali, homeless queer kids.
I felt devastated when Ali was killed. I had met him three years earlier, and had been
inspired by his talent, warmth, and concern for his friends on the streets. Ali would
come into our center every day and fill his knapsack with condoms to give to his
transgendered friends who, like him, survived as prostitutes on the streets. He always
wanted to protect his friends. I felt awful that I had not been better able to protect Ali.
At that time, homeless LGBT youth had it terrible on the streets. While making up at
least 40 percent of the homeless youth in the city, there was no safe shelter for them.
The big youth shelter, Catholic-run Covenant House, was––and remains––notorious
among queer kids as a dangerous and violent place. I shudder when I recall the
numerous horror stories kids have told me about what they endured there. One
effeminate boy was hit in his head with batteries rolled up in a sock. A trans girl was
forced to sleep on the floor by kids shouting, “Faggots don’t sleep in the beds.” One
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young man was greeted by an intake worker who indicated that “God hates
homosexuals.” Another awoke to find the other boys in his dorm urinating on him to
express their disgust at sharing their dorm with a gay kid.
Carl

Carl Siciliano, with Ali Forney residents Taliah Neely and Daniel Cintron, in 2003, one year into the
group’s life.
So it was no surprise that most of the homeless LGBT youth I knew refused to go to
Covenant House. Instead, they struggled to survive on the streets. Ali used to sleep in a
garbage-strewn section of Mount Morris Park in Harlem. Many trans kids used to sleep
in a shanty town they built on a pier near 14th Street. I’ve listened to kids tell me which
subways are the best to sleep on in the winter––they recommended the A train because
it was warmest. Some slept in crack houses.
Without a safety network, I saw kids have their lives destroyed. Destroyed by drugs,
AIDS, violence, imprisonment, and murder. Surely New York City, the birthplace of the
modern gay rights movement, could do better for its most vulnerable and needy queer
youth.
I felt embittered in those days. I was horrified that so many parents threw their children
to the streets for being gay. I was frustrated that the city could not provide safe shelter
for LGBT youth. And it seemed to me that the broader LGBT community was largely
ignoring the brutal suffering of thousands of our kids on the streets.
The situation for our city’s homeless LGBT youth in 2006 is significantly more hopeful.
While in 1997 their plight seemed to be very remote from the consciousness of our
community, now many are working to improve their conditions.
During the past year, the City Council released $1.2 million to expand housing
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opportunities for LGBT youth. Lew Fidler, Alan Gerson, Margarita Lopez, Bill Perkins,
Robert Jackson, and Christine Quinn were vigorous in their support. The appropriation
also became a reality because many groups and individuals worked together on behalf
of the kids. Notable for their efforts were the Queers for Economic Justice, the
Stonewall Democrats, the Coalition for the Homeless, the LGBT Community Center,
the Door, the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, and Riverside Church.
A handful of organizations have begun to respond to the needs of homeless LGBT
youth. Green Chimneys, Sylvia’s Place at the Metropolitan Community Church/ NY,
and recently the Church of Saint Andrew in Astoria have begun to offer housing. The
Greenwich Village Youth Council and Gay Men of African Descent, or GMAD, offer
drop-in and outreach services. The Urban Justice Center has created a unit to offer legal
assistance to homeless LGBT youth and has had success in making the foster care
system safer for queer youth. FIERCE!, the Fabulous Independent Educated Radicals
for Community Empowerment, has worked hard and effectively to protect LGBT youth
from being displaced out of the West Village.
I founded the Ali Forney Center in 2002. At that time there were no emergency housing
beds dedicated to LGBT youth in New York City. We started in the basement of the
MCC Church with six cots. Now we are about to open our fourth residential apartment.
We have become the largest and most comprehensive organization in the United States
dedicated to housing homeless LGBT youth, offering emergency and transitional
housing, medical and psychiatric care, street outreach, HIV prevention, drop-in services,
and job placement assistance.
As tragic as it is that thousands of parents all over the country reject their gay kids, these
kids do not have to be condemned to share the fate of Ali Forney. If we as a community
can continue to come together to protect our youngest and most vulnerable members,
they can have a chance to overcome the pain of the rejection they have suffered, and
have the chance to lead decent lives. Much work remains to be done; there are still too
few beds to meet the needs of the kids who need them, and beds are especially scarce
for queer youth aged 21 – 24. But what makes 2006 so much more hopeful than 1997 is
the awareness and will on the part of our community to protect our kids.
And for that I am very grateful.
Carl Siciliano is the founder and executive director of the Ali Forney Center, an
advocacy and services group for LGBT youth that offers scattered-site emergency and
transitional living programs in Manhattan and Brooklyn and a day center in Chelsea.

Hurricane Katrina: Two Years Later

Hurricane Katrina: Two Years Later
August 28, 2007

Today marks the two-year anniversary of New Orleans' levees breaking under the massive influx of flood waters brought on by Hurricane Katrina.
The hurricane, followed by Hurricane Rita just weeks later, caused massive devastation to the lives of residents not only in Louisiana, but also in Alabama, Mississippi, and Texas.

The two hurricanes also severely impacted the local health systems that needed to respond to their communities.

Over these two years, Direct Relief has committed its efforts to seeing all affected areas in the Gulf make a full recovery, and to ensure that they are prepared should disaster strike once again.

Through our strong ties with statewide health center organizations including the Texas Association of Community Health Centers, the Lone Star Association of Charitable Clinics, the Louisiana Primary Care Association, the Louisiana Free Clinic Association, and the Mississippi Primary Health Care Association, we continue to support the clinics of those states with medical resources.

Read a CNN story about one of Direct Relief's partners in New Orleans, the Common Ground Health Clinic, and about the recovery of the health system in general.

All told, we have distributed to them $47 million in aid, including $4.6 million in targeted cash grants to local health care facilities and organizations to help them repair infrastructure, hire additional staff, and serve more patients.

Over the past two years, we have become a licensed nonprofit pharmacy in Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, and nine other states so that we can expand our support for medically underserved people not only in the areas affected by the hurricanes, but all over the country.

We were appointed to the Texas Health Commissioner’s “Blue Ribbon Task Force” on emergency response based on our extensive efforts and to help prepare for future emergencies, including the development of a recommended medication list for the first 72 hours of a disaster to reduce the strain on the hospital systems.

This past Sunday in Dallas, Direct Relief was presented a first-ever special award from the National Association of Community Health Centers for our extensive partnership with the frontline health clinics in the Gulf in the aftermath of the hurricanes, which has expanded to include clinics nationwide.

Lastly, Direct Relief has focused on proactive measures of support, including the placement of 16 hurricane pre-positioning modules based on the list developed by the Texas Pharmaceutical Blue Ribbon Task Force, to assist health centers and clinics that are in locations most likely to receive patients in the event of another hurricane.

Since the hurricanes, Direct Relief has absorbed all administrative costs and overhead expenses to ensure that designated contributions are directed entirely to their intended purpose of serving people affected.

Direct Cash Investment for Hurricanes Katrina and Rita Partners

Bush Clinton Katrina Fund at Work

Bush Clinton Katrina Fund at Work
in the Gulf Coast Bush Clinton Katrina Fund (BCKF) grantees are working throughout the Gulf Coast improving the lives of those harmed by Hurricane Katrina.

The grantees are rebuilding schools and libraries, rehabilitating housing, building new houses, helping people get back to work, providing mental and medical health services, educating youth and helping ensure that the region’s rich culture and heritage remain distinguishing

characteristics of the Gulf region. With the support of thousands of Americans, hundreds of companies, and donors the world over, more than $130 million has been raised as of July 31, 2007.

BCKF is proud of the fact that 100% of all contributions received are being used for grant-making. As Presidents George H.W. Bush and William J. Clinton announced when creating the Fund, contributions are being used to:

provide assistance to institutions of higher education ($30 million);
to help the states of Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana to rebuild and recover ($40 million);
to support interfaith houses of worship ($25 million );
and
to support other health, housing, education, and community needs ($35 million.)
For a list of our current grantees by award category, please click the links below: Higher Education Grants, please click here State Grants, please click here Interfaith Institutions, please click here




Hurricane Katrina: Two Years Later
August 28, 2007
Today marks the two-year anniversary of New Orleans' levees breaking under the massive influx of flood waters brought on by Hurricane Katrina. The hurricane, followed by Hurricane Rita just weeks later, caused massive devastation to the lives of residents not only in Louisiana, but also in Alabama, Mississippi, and Texas. The two hurricanes also severely impacted the local health systems that needed to respond to their communities.
Over these two years, Direct Relief has committed its efforts to seeing all affected areas in the Gulf make a full recovery, and to ensure that they are prepared should disaster strike once again.
Through our strong ties with statewide health center organizations including the Texas Association of Community Health Centers, the Lone Star Association of Charitable Clinics, the Louisiana Primary Care Association, the Louisiana Free Clinic Association, and the Mississippi Primary Health Care Association, we continue to support the clinics of those states with medical resources. Read a CNN story about one of Direct Relief's partners in New Orleans, the Common Ground Health Clinic, and about the recovery of the health system in general.
All told, we have distributed to them $47 million in aid, including $4.6 million in targeted cash grants to local health care facilities and organizations to help them repair infrastructure, hire additional staff, and serve more patients.
Over the past two years, we have become a licensed nonprofit pharmacy in Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, and nine other states so that we can expand our support for medically underserved people not only in the areas affected by the hurricanes, but all over the country.
We were appointed to the Texas Health Commissioner’s “Blue Ribbon Task Force” on emergency response based on our extensive efforts and to help prepare for future emergencies, including the development of a recommended medication list for the first 72 hours of a disaster to reduce the strain on the hospital systems.
This past Sunday in Dallas, Direct Relief was presented a first-ever special award from the National Association of Community Health Centers for our extensive partnership with the frontline health clinics in the Gulf in the aftermath of the hurricanes, which has expanded to include clinics nationwide.
Lastly, Direct Relief has focused on proactive measures of support, including the placement of 16 hurricane pre-positioning modules based on the list developed by the Texas Pharmaceutical Blue Ribbon Task Force, to assist health centers and clinics that are in locations most likely to receive patients in the event of another hurricane.
Since the hurricanes, Direct Relief has absorbed all administrative costs and overhead expenses to ensure that designated contributions are directed entirely to their intended purpose of serving people affected.
Direct Cash Investment for Hurricanes Katrina and Rita Partners

Computer Rates

Computer Rates updated on 19 March 2008

Main Board & Processors
Sr. #
Item
Price
INTEL PROCESSORS
1
INTEL CELERON 2.13 D GHZ BOX (256 CACHE 533 BUS) 478 PINS PROCESSOR
2,500
2
INTEL CELERON 2.4 D GHZ BOX (256 CACHE 533 BUS) 478 PINS PROCESSOR
4,600
3
INTEL 347 CELERON 3.06 D GHZ BOX (512 CACHE 533 BUS) LGA 775 PINS PROCESSOR
2,700
4
INTEL 352 CELERON 3.2 D GHZ BOX (512 CACHE 533 BUS) LGA 775 PINS PROCESSOR
3,700
5
INTEL CELERON 440 2.0 D GHZ BOX (512 CACHE 800 BUS) LGA 775 PINS PROCESSOR
4,700
6
INTEL PENTIUM 4 3.0 GHZ (631 / 800 MHZ) 2MB CACHE) LGA 775 PINS PROCESSOR
4,300
7
INTEL PENTIUM 4 3.2 GHZ (641 / 800 MHZ) 2MB CACHE) LGA 775 PINS PROCESSOR
5,300
8
INTEL PENTIUM D 2.80 FN GHZ (820 / 800 MHZ) 2X2MB CACHE) LGA 775 PINS PROCESSOR
5,200
9
INTEL PENTIUM D 3.40 GHZ (950 / 800 MHZ) 2X2MB CACHE) LGA 775 PINS PROCESSOR
14,800
10
INTEL DUAL CORE 1.80 GHZ (E2160 /800 MHZ) 1MB CACHE) LGA 775 PINS PROCESSOR
5,200
11
INTEL DUAL CORE 2.0 GHZ (E2180 /800 MHZ) 1MB CACHE) LGA 775 PINS PROCESSOR
5,800
12
INTEL DUAL CORE 2.20 GHZ (E2200 /800 MHZ) 1MB CACHE) LGA 775 PINS PROCESSOR
6,400
13
INTEL CORE 2 DUO 2.20 GHZ (E4500 /800 MHZ) 2MB CACHE) LGA 775 PINS PROCESSOR
8,500
14
INTEL CORE 2 DUO 2.40 GHZ (E4600 /800 MHZ) 2MB CACHE) LGA 775 PINS PROCESSOR
9,600
15
INTEL CORE 2 DUO 2.66 GHZ (E6750 /1333 MHZ) 4MB CACHE LGA 775 PINS PROCESSOR
12,800
16
INTEL CORE 2 DUO 3.0 GHZ (E 6850 /1333 MHZ) 4MB CACHE LGA 775 PINS PROCESSOR
18,200
17
INTEL CORE 2 QUAD 2.40 GHZ (Q6600/1066 MHZ) 8MB CACHE LGA 775 PINS PROCESSOR
18,400
18
INTEL CORE 2 QUAD 2.66 GHZ (Q6700/1066 MHZ) 8MB CACHE LGA 775 PINS PROCESSOR
37,800



INTEL DESKTOP MOTHER BOARDS
1
BLK D865 GBF (ATX SOUND+AGP, 5 PCI , 2 SATA PORTS 1 IDE, DDR 400 SUP, 533/800 FSB) (1 Year Warranty)
5,200
2
BLK D945 GCLL (MICRO ATX SOUND+AGP+GIGABIT LAN , 1 PCI EXP 16X*,2 PCI , 4 SATA PORTS 1 IDE, DDR2 SUP 800/1066 FSB)
5,500
3
BLK D945 GCPE (MICRO ATX SOUND+AGP+LAN 10/100, 2 PCI , 2 SATA PORTS 1 IDE, DDR2 SUP 800/1066 FSB)
3,800
4
BLK D945 GCCRL (MICRO ATX SOUND+AGP+LAN 10/100,1 PCI EXP*16X, 4 SATA PORTS 1 IDE, DDR2 SUP, 800 FSB)
4,600
5
BLK D945 GCNL (MICRO ATX SOUND+AGP+GIGA BIT LAN ,1 PCI EXP*16X, 4 SATA PORTS 1 IDE, DDR2 SUP 800/1066 FSB)
4,800
6
BLK D945 GNTLKR (ATX SOUND+AGP+ LAN GIGABIT,1 PCI EXP*X16,4 PCI) 4 SATA PORTS 1 IDE, DDR2 SUP 800 FSB)
7,000
7
BLK DP965 LTCK (ATX SOUND+LAN 10/100/1000,1 PCI EXP*16X, 4 SATA PORTS 1 IDE, DDR2 SUP 800/1066 FSB)
6,800
8
BLK DG965 RYCK (ATX SOUND+AGP+LAN 10/100/1000,1 PCI EXP*16X, 4 SATA PORTS 1 IDE, DDR2 SUP 800/1066 FSB)
6,900
9
BLK DG31PR (MICRO ATX SOUND+AGP+GIGA LAN ,1 PCI EXP*16X, 2 PCI ,4 SATA PORTS 1 IDE, DDR2 SUP,1066/1333 FSB)
5,600
10
BLK DG33BUC (MICRO ATX SOUND+AGP+GIGA LAN ,1 PCI EXP*16X, 2 PCI ,4 SATA PORTS 1 IDE, DDR2 SUP 1066/1333 FSB)
6,800
11
BLK DG33FBC (ATX SOUND+AGP+GIGA LAN ,1 PCI EXP*16X, 3 PCI ,4 SATA PORTS 1 IDE, DDR2 SUP 1066/1333 FSB)
7,000
12
BLK DQ35JOE (MICRO ATX SOUND+AGP+GIGA LAN,1 PCI EXP*16X, 2 PCI ,6 SATA PORTS 1 IDE, DDR2, 800/1066/1333 FSB)
8,000
13
BOX S975 XBX2 (ATX SOUND+LAN 10/100/1000,1 PCI EXP*16X, 2 PCI) 4 SATA PORTS 1 IDE, DDR2 SUP 1066/1333 FSB)
12,500
14
BLK D975 XBX2KR (ATX SOUND+LAN 10/100/1000,3 PCI EXP*16X, 2 PCI) 8 SATA PORTS 2 IDE, DDR2 SUP 1066/1333 FSB)
12,800



INTEL SERVER MOTHER BOARD
1
BOX S975 XBX2 (ATX SOUND+LAN 10/100/1000,1 PCI EXP*16X, 3 PCI) DDR2 SUP 800/1066 FSB
12,500
2
BOX S3200 SHV (6 SATA, GRAPHICS BUILTEN,1 LAN CONNECTION, DDR2 667/800 SUPP 800/1066/1333 BUS)
13,800
3
BOX S3210 SHLC (6 SATA, GRAPHICS BUILTEN, 2 LAN CONNECTION, DDR2 667/800 SUPP 800/1066/1333 BUS)
16,800
4
BOX S3000 AHV (4 SATA, 1 IDE, GRAPHICS BUILTEN,10/100 LAN, DDR2 SUPP) DDR 2 533/667 BUS)
12,500
5
BOX S3000 AH (4 SATA, 1 IDE, GRAPHICS BUILTEN,10/100/1000 LAN, DDR2 SUPP) DDR 2 533/667 BUS)
14,000
6
BOX S5000VSA SATAR (6 SATA, 1IDE, 16MB GRAPHICS, 2X GIGABIT LAN) (ECC DDR2 FB SUPPORT)
25,800
7
BOX S5000VSA SCSIR (6 SATA, 1 SCSI, 1IDE, 16MB GRAPHICS, 2X GIGABIT LAN) (ECC DDR2 FB SUPPORT)
31,500
8
BOX S5000VSA SASR (6 SATA, 4 SAS, 1IDE, 16MB GRAPHICS, 2X GIGABIT LAN) (ECC DDR2 FB SUPPORT)
32,500
9
BOX S5000 XVN SATA (6 SATA,1IDE,PCI EXP 16X ,16MB GRAPHICS,2XGIGABIT LAN) (ECC DDR2 FB SUPP)
32,800
10
BOX S5000PSL SATAR (6 SATA, 1IDE, 16MB GRAPHICS, 2X GIGABIT LAN) (ECC DDR2 FB SUPPORT)
31,500
11
BOX S5000PSL SASR (4 SAS, 2 SATA,1IDE GRAPHICS BUILTIN, 2X GIGABIT LAN) (ECC DDR2 FB SUPP)
37,500
12
BOX S5000PSL ROMBR (8 SAS, 6 SATA,1IDE GRAPHICS BUILTIN, 2X GIGABIT LAN) (ECC DDR2 FB SUPP)
42,500
13
INTEL SBX82 SERVER COMPUTE BLADE SBX82 - DUAL XEON
46000



INTEL XEON PROCESSOR
1
BOX XEON 3.0 GHZ (800 BUS, 2 MB CACHE) (ACTIVE) (CHECKING WARRANTY)
14,800
2
(BX805573065) BOX DUAL CORE XEON 2.33 GHZ (1333 BUS, 4 MB CACHE) (ACTIVE)
15,500
3
(BX805573075) BOX DUAL CORE XEON 2.66 GHZ (1333 BUS, 4 MB CACHE) (ACTIVE)
16,800
4
(BX80562X3210) BOX QUAD CORE XEON 2.13 GHZ (1066 BUS, 8 MB CACHE)
18,800
5
(BX80562X3220) BOX QUAD CORE XEON 2.40 GHZ (1066 BUS, 8 MB CACHE)
19,900
6
(BX805565130) BOX DUAL CORE XEON 2.0 GHZ (1333 BUS, 4 MB CACHE) (PASSIVE)
23,500
7
(BX80574E5410A) BOX QUAD CORE XEON 2.33 GHZ (1333 BUS, 12 MB CACHE) (ACTIVE)
22,800
8
(BX80563E5310A) BOX QUAD CORE XEON 1.60 GHZ (1066 BUS, 8 MB CACHE) (ACTIVE)
18,500
9
(BX80563E5320) BOX QUAD CORE XEON 1.86 GHZ (1066 BUS, 8 MB CACHE) (ACTIVE/PASSIVE)
21,800
10
(BX80563E5335) BOX QUAD CORE XEON 2.0 GHZ (1333 BUS, 8 MB CACHE) (PASSIVE)
26,800
11
(BX80563E5345) BOX QUAD CORE XEON 2.33 GHZ (1333 BUS, 8 MB CACHE) (ACTIVE)
33,500
12
(BX805555050) BOX DUAL CORE XEON 3.0 GHZ (667 BUS, 2X2 MB CACHE) (ACTIVE)
14,800



INTEL SERVER CHASSIS / ACCESSORIES
1
SERVER CHASSIS SC5299DP (SUPPORTING S5000 SERIES) 550 WATTS
15,800
2
SERVER CHASSIS SC5299WS (SUPPORTING S5000 XVN SERIES) 670 WATTS
18,800
3
SERVER CHASSIS SC5299BRP (SUPPORTING S5000 SERIES) 650 WATTS
23,500
4
SERVER CHASSIS SC5400BRP (SUPPORTING S5000 SERIES)
31,500
5
AXXBASICRAIL (BASIC SLIDE RAIL KIT)
4,500
6
APP4650WPSU (POWER SUPPLY FOR SC5299 BRP)
11,800
7
FXX830WPSU ( REDUNDANT POWER SUPPLY FOR SC5400 BRP )
12,900
8
ARIGRACK (RACK CONVERSION KIT FOR SC 5300/5400, BRP & BASE)
8,800
9
APP3HSDBKIT (HOT-SWAP ADAPTER BRACKET SATA & SAS HDD FOR SC5299 & SC5295 CHASSIS)
3,500
10
APP3RACKIT (RACK CONVERSION KIT FOR SC5299-E ONLY)
8,800
11
AXXMINIDIMM ( MINI DIMM REQUIRE FOR SR1550ASAS & SR2500ALLX )
4,800
12
AXX6DRV3GEXP ( 6 HOTSWAP SATA/SAS DRIVES BAY ,SUPPORTED SC5299/SC5400 CHASSIS)
12,500
13
AXXRSBBU3 (BATTARY FOR SR2500)
14,800
14
AXXRAKSW5 (INTEL RAID ACTIVATION KEY FOR S5000 SERIES M/BOARDS)
6,800
15
AXXRAK 18E (RAID CONTROLLER FOR PSL ROMB)
21500



Hard Disk
IDE BARRACUDA HARD DRIVE
1
80 GB IDE BARRACUDA ULTRA ATA/100 (7200 RPM 2MB CACHE)
3,250
2
160 GB IDE BARRACUDA ULTRA ATA/100 (7200 RPM 2MB CACHE)
3,650
3
250 GB IDE BARRACUDA ULTRA ATA/100 (7200 RPM 8MB CACHE)
4,450



SATA II HARD DRIVE
1
80 GB SATA II (NCQ 3GB/S) + SATA POWER CABLE (2MB CACHE)
3,150
2
80 GB SATA II (NCQ 3GB/S) + SATA POWER CABLE (8MB CACHE)
3,250
3
160 GB SATA II (NCQ 3GB/S) + SATA POWER CABLE (2MB CACHE)
3,650
4
250 GB SATA II (NCQ 3GB/S) + SATA POWER CABLE (8MB CACHE)
4,450



LAPTOP HARD DRIVE
1
LAPTOP IDE 80 GB MOMENTUS HDD (5400 RPM 8MB CACHE)
4,000
2
LAPTOP IDE 100 GB MOMENTUS HDD (5400 RPM 8MB CACHE)
4,800
3
LAPTOP IDE 120 GB MOMENTUS HDD (5400 RPM 8MB CACHE)
5,450
4
LAPTOP SATA 120 GB MOMENTUS HDD (5400 RPM 8MB CACHE)
5,200
5
LAPTOP IDE / SATA 160 GB MOMENTUS HDD (5400 RPM 8MB CACHE)
6,800



IDE BARRACUDA HARD DRIVE
1
80 GB IDE BARRACUDA ULTRA ATA/100 (7200 RPM 2MB CACHE)
3,450
2
120 GB IDE BARRACUDA ULTRA ATA/100 (7200 RPM 2MB CACHE) ( 1 Year Warranty )
3,450
3
160 GB IDE BARRACUDA ULTRA ATA/100 (7200 RPM 2MB CACHE)
3,800
4
250 GB IDE BARRACUDA ULTRA ATA/100 (7200 RPM 8MB CACHE)
4,675
5
320 GB IDE BARRACUDA ULTRA ATA/100 (7200 RPM 16MB CACHE)
5,800
6
400 GB IDE BARRACUDA ULTRA ATA/100 (7200 RPM 16MB CACHE)
6,900
7
500 GB IDE BARRACUDA ULTRA ATA/100 (7200 RPM 16MB CACHE)
8,400



SATA II HARD DRIVE
1
40 GB SATA II (NCQ 3GB/S) + SATA POWER CABLE (2MB CACHE) ( 1 Year Warranty )
2,650
2
80 GB SATA II (NCQ 3GB/S) + SATA POWER CABLE (2MB CACHE)
3200
3
120 GB SATA II (NCQ 3GB/S) + SATA POWER CABLE (2MB CACHE) ( 1 Year Warranty )
3450
4
160 GB SATA II (NCQ 3GB/S) + SATA POWER CABLE (2MB CACHE)
3700
5
250 GB SATA II (NCQ 3BB/S) + SATA POWER CABLE (8MB CACHE)
4575
6
320 GB SATA II (NCQ 3GB/S) + SATA POWER CABLE (16MB CACHE)
5800
7
400 GB SATA II (NCQ 3GB/S) + SATA POWER CABLE (16MB CACHE)
6,900
8
500 GB SATA II (NCQ 3GB/S) + SATA POWER CABLE (32MB CACHE)
8,200
9
750 GB SATA II (NCQ 3GB/S) + SATA POWER CABLE (16MB CACHE)
13,500
10
750 GB SATA II (NCQ 3GB/S) + SATA POWER CABLE (32MB CACHE)
13,800
11
1000 GB SATA II (NCQ 3GB/S) + SATA POWER CABLE (16MB CACHE) (ST.31000340AS)
22,500
12
500 GB SATA II (NCQ 3GB/S) + SATA POWER CABLE (HOT PLAGGABLE ST.3500320NS)
9,500
13
750 GB SATA II (NCQ 3GB/S) + SATA POWER CABLE (HOT PLAGGABLE ST.3750640NS)
18,200



SCSI HARD DRIVE
1
8 GB (IDE) TAPE BACKUP DRIVE STT 28000 N-RFT SCSI
10,500
2
73 GB SCSI CHEETAH (68 PINS 10000 RPM) Ultra 320 SCSI
11,800
3
73 GB SCSI CHEETAH (68 PINS 15000 RPM) Ultra 320 SCSI
15,800
4
146 GB SCSI CHEETAH (80PINS 10000 RPM) Ultra 320 SCSI (ST.3146707LC)
17,800
5
300 GB SCSI CHEETAH (68 PINS 10000 RPM) Ultra 320 SCSI (ST.3300007LW)
35,500



SAS HARD DRIVE
1
73 GB SAS HARD DRIVE 3GB/S 15000 RPM (ST.373455SS)
15,500
2
146 GB SAS HARD DRIVE 3GB/S 15000 RPM (ST.3146855SS)
27,000
3
300 GB SAS HARD DRIVE 3GB/S 15000 RPM (ST.3300655SS)
49,500



SEAGATE / MAXTOR EXTERNAL RETAIL SOLUTION HARD DRIVES
1
SEAGATE 5 GB POCKET HDD USB 2.0 2MB CACHE ST.650211U-RK ( 3 Months Warranty)
3,200
2
SEAGATE 6 GB POCKET HDD USB 2.0 2MB CACHE ST.660211U-RK ( 3 Months Warranty)
3,500
3
SEAGATE 60 GB PORTABLE HDD (5400 RPM & USB 2.0 2MB CACHE) ST.960801U2-RK
5,300
4
MAXTOR 80 GB PORTABLE (5400 RPM & USB 2.0 8MB) STM.9008030TM301-RK
5800
5
MAXTOR 120 GB PORTABLE (5400 RPM & USB 2.0 8MB) STM.9012030TM301-RK
6,500
6
MAXTOR 160 GB PORTABLE (5400 RPM & USB 2.0 8MB) STM.9016030TABE1-RK
7,800
7
MAXTOR 320 GB EXTERNAL SOLUTION (7200 RPM & 16MB CACHE) STM.3032040TKB05-RK
9,200
8
MAXTOR 500 GB EXTERNAL SOLUTION (7200 RPM & 16MB CACHE) STM.3050040TEB05-RK
12,200
9
MAXTOR 750 GB EXTERNAL SOLUTION (7200 RPM & 16MB CACHE) STM.3075040TKB-RK
16,500



Display
HP VP17 17-inch Flat-Panel LCD Monitor
Size 17"Viewable area 141.6 sq inchDot pitch 0.264 mmMaximum resolution 1280 x 1024 @ 75HzRS 14,20/-



HP v7650 CRT Monitor
Carbon/SilverFrequency range - vertical 50 - 160 HzFrequency range - horizontal 30 - 86 kHzDot Pitch - Trio 0.28 mmDot Pitch - horizontal 0.24 mmPreset resolutions / Refresh rates1600 x 1200 @ 65 Hz1024 x 768 @ 85, 75Hz800 x 600 @ 85, 75 Hz1280 x 1024 @ 75 HzTilt angle 20 degrees 5 degreesSwivel angle 45 degreesDimensions16.2 x 16.2 x 17.0 in (41.0 x 41.0 x 43.0 cm)3 Years warrantyRS 7,950/-



HP VS19e 19-inch Flat-Panel LCD Monitor
Large diagonal viewable area display1280 × 1024 factory-set resolution, plus full-screen support for lower resolutionsFast response time providing better experience for gaming and graphicsRemovable pedestal and Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA) standard mounting holes for flexible mounting solutions, including wall mountingAudio connections supported, integrated stereo speakers with a computer line out connector and a headphones connector on the monitorIntegrated power supplyEnergy Saver to reduce power consumptionRS 19,800/-



PRINTERS, SCANNERS & CARTRIGES
Model No.
Product Description
Price
HP DESKJET PRINTERS
DJ 1360
HP 1360 DeskJet Printer
2,250
DJ1460
HP 4160 DeskJet Printer
2,500
DJ F2180
HP DeskJet Printer F2180
3,950



HP LASERJET PRINTERS
LJ1020
HP LaserJet Printer 1020
7,750
LJ2015
HP LaserJet Printer P2015
15,800
LJ1300N
HP LaserJet Printer 1300N
32,200
LJ2420
HP LaserJet Printer 2420
42,500
LJP3005
HP LaserJet Printer P3005
44,000
LJP3005N
HP LaserJet Printer P3005N
56,500
LJ3050
HP LaserJet Printer 3050
20,800
LJ3050Z
HP LaserJet Printer 3050Z
23,800
LJ3052
HP LaserJet Printer 3052
25,500
LJ3055
HP LaserJet Printer 3055
31,500
LJ4000
HP LaserJet Printer 4000
44,500
LJ4050
HP LaserJet Printer 4050
52,300
LJ4100
HP LaserJet Printer 4100
59,000
LJ4100DTN
HP LaserJet Printer 4100DTN
1,19,000
LJ4250
HP LaserJet Printer 4250
69,000
LJ4300
HP LaserJet Printer 4300
-
LJ4350N
HP LaserJet Printer 4350N
1,09,000
LJ5100
HP LaserJet Printer 5100
96,000
LJ5100TN
HP LaserJet Printer 5100TN
1,29,000
LJ5200N
HP LaserJet Printer 5200N
1,04,000
LJ9050DN
HP LaserJet Printer 9050DN
-



HP COLOR LASERJET PRINTERS
CLJ1600
HP Color LaserJet Printer 1600
23,500
CLJ2605
HP Color LaserJet Printer 2605
25,500
CLJ2605DN
HP Color LaserJet Printer 2605DN
35,500
CLJ3550
HP Color LaserJet Printer 3550
52,500
CLJ3600
HP Color LaserJet Printer 3600
45,000
LJ5550DN
HP Color LaserJet Printer 5550DN
1,95,000



HP OFFICEJET PRINTERS
OJ 4355
HP OFFICE JET 4355 PRINTER
6,500
OJ 5610
HP OFFICE JET 5610 PRINTER
8,500
OJ K5300
HP OFFICE JET PRO K5300 PRINTER
9,550



HP SCANNERS
SJ 2410 (NEW)
SCANJET 2410 SCANNER
4,800
SJ 3010
SCANJET 3010 SCANNER
8,500
SJ 4010
SCANJET 4010 SCANNER
15,300



HP PLOTTERS AND DESIGNJET PRINTERS
DESIGNJET 500 PLUS 42"
HP DESIGNJET 500 PLUS 42"
2,07,000



HP INKJET CARTRIGES
ICC51629A
HP Ink Cartridge 51629A Black (29) DJ 600, 660c, 670c, 690c, 692c, 694c,695c, OJ 590,630,635,710,725
1,850
ICC51640A
HP Ink Cartridge 51640A Black for DJ 1200
1,700
ICC51640C
HP Ink Cartridge 51640C CYAN for DJ 1200, 1600
1,850
ICC51640M
HP Ink Cartridge 51640M Magenta for DJ 1200, 1600
1,750
ICC51640Y
HP Ink Cartridge 51640Y Yellow for DJ 1200, 1600
1,700
ICC4911A
HP Ink Cartridge C4911A (82) Designjet 500,500ps,
2,050
ICC4913A
HP Ink Cartridge C4913A (82) Designjet 500,500ps,
2,000
ICC6578DA
HP Ink Cartridge C6578DA (78) Tri Colour For DJ 920c, 930c, 948c, 950c, 960c, 970cxi, 990cxi, 1180c, 1220c, 1280, 3820, 6122, 9300, OJ 5110, G55,G85,G95,K60,K80, v40, PSC750, 950, Photosmart P1000, P1100, P1215, P1218. 19ml
1,880
ICC6625A
HP Ink Cartridge C6625A (17) Tri Colour for DJ840c, 845c
1,750
ICC9352A (22)
HP Ink Cartridge C9351A (22) Tri Colour DJ D1360,D2360, 3920, 3940, F370,F380,OJ 4355, PSC 1402, 1408, 1410
1,075
ICC8727A
HP Ink Cartridge C8727 (27) Black for DJ 3320, 3325, 3420, 3535,3550, 3650,3744, 3745,3845, OJ 4355,5610, PSC 1110, 1210,1315
1,050
ICC8765WA (94)
HP Ink Cartridge C8765WA (94) Black For 5740, 6840, 9800, 9860,460 OJ-6210,7210,7410 PSC-1510,1610,2355, Photosmart 7830, 8150,8450,8750,2610,2710,B8330
1,150
ICC8767WA (96)
HP Ink Cartridge C8767WA (96) Black for DJ-5740, 6540, 6840,9800,9860, OJ-7210,7410, Photosmart 8030, 8150, 8450, 8750, 2575,2610,2710, B8330
1,650
ICC9362WA (92)
HP Ink Cartridge C9362WA (92) Black for DJ5440,1510
880
ICC9369WA
HP Ink Cartridge C9369WA (99) Photo Inkjet Print Cartridge for DJ D4160,5440,5740,6540,6840,9800,9860,460,OJ 6310, 7210,7410 PSC 1510,1610,2355 PhotosmartD5160, 7830, 8030,8150,8450,8750, C3180,C4180,2575,2610,2710, B8330
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IC CC627AA
HP Ink Cartridge CC627AA (21/21) TWIN PACK
1,350
IC CC628AA
HP Ink Cartridge CC628AA (27/28) TWIN PACK
1,800
IC CC629AA
HP Ink Cartridge CC629AA (56/57) TWIN PACK
2,350
IC CC630AA
HP Ink Cartridge CC630AA (21/22) TWIN PACK
1,550
ICCC620A(56/56)
HP Ink Cartridge CC620AA (56/56) Black TWIN PACK
1,800
ICCC622A (94)
HP Ink Cartridge CC629AA (94/94) Black TWIN PACK
1,850
ICCC622A (94)
HP Ink Cartridge CC629AA (94/94) Black TWIN PACK
1,850
ICCC625A (45)
HP Ink Cartridge CC622AA (45/45) Black TWIN PACK
2,475



HP TONERS FOR LASERJET PRINETRS
TC C4092A
TONER CARTRIDGE C4092A For 1100/3200(All in one)
3,050
TC C7115A
TONER CARTRIDGE C7115A For 1000/1200/3300(All in one)
3,250
TC Q2612A
TONER CARTRIDGE Q2612A For 1010/1018/1020/1022/3015/3020/3030/3050/3052/3055
3,650
TC Q2613A
TONER CARTRIDGE Q2613A For 1300
3,675
TC Q2624A
TONER CARTRIDGE Q2624A For 1150
3,700
TC Q3960A
TONER CARTRIDGE Q3960A For CLJ 2550/2800/2820/2840
4,250
TC Q3971A
TONER CARTRIDGE Q3971A For CLJ 2550/2800/2820/2840
3,850
TC Q3972A-R
TONER CARTRIDGE Q3972A For CLJ 2550/2800/2820/2840
3,875
TC Q3973A-R
TONER CARTRIDGE Q3973A For CLJ 2550/ 2800/ 2820/2840
3,850
TC Q5942A
TONER CARTRIDGE Q5942A For LJ4250/LJ4350
7,450
TC Q5949A
TONER CARTRIDGE Q5949A For 1160/1320/3390(All in one)/3392(All in One)
3,750
TC Q6000A
TONER CARTRIDGE Q6000A For CLJ 1600/ 2600n / 2605/ CM1015/1017
4,250
TC Q6001A
TONER CARTRIDGE Q6001A For CLJ 1600/ 2600n/ 2605/CM1015/1017
4,600
TC Q6002A
TONER CARTRIDGE Q6002A For CLJ 1600/ 2600n/ 2605/CM1015/1017
4,650
TC Q6003A
TONER CARTRIDGE Q6003A For CLJ 1600/ 2600n/ 2605/CM1015/1017
4,700
TC Q6511A
TONER CARTRIDGE Q6511A For 2400
6,300
TC Q7516A
TONER CARTRIDGE Q7516A For HP LJ 5200
9,200
TC Q7553A
TONER CARTRIDGE Q7553A For P2015
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OTHER PRODUCTS
1
POWER CABLE FOR SATA HARD DRIVE
70
2
SEAGATE CARRY BAG FOR HARD DRIVE
650
3
POWER CABLE FOR SAS HARD DRIVE
700
Important: Please note that the above rates are subject to market fluctuations. These rates are provided just as an estimate. Please call some hardware dealer in your city before making a decision. You can get detailed contact information of hardware dealers in your city from www.itmart.pk

What is Google Adsense? Chapter 2

Chapter 2
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What is Google Adsense

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