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Drumbeat: Ad Buzzaar
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Wednesday, May 20, 1998
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Exploit Java potential for multiple uses
You may have heard of Java, the programming language that is hot nowadays. It is a creature of the information age, developed to run applications on different computer platforms. What this means is that a program written in Java will run in the same manner on any computer. The good thing about this is that Java can be used for special applications on the Internet.
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Stress is everywhere, here's how to reduce it
Every year, reportage of suicides related to failures in school examinations shocks our sensibilities. The Golden Gate bridge was one of the most popular suicide points in the sixties for students of Stanford University and the age-profile of stress-related disorders is decreasing by the day, with psychologists counselling three-year olds, complaining of anxiety.
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Rockefeller, Bill Gates show capitalism isn't competition
Business dogma holds that raw capitalism means competition, but a darker picture emerges from superimposing the lives of Microsoft mogul Bill Gates and oil titan John D Rockefeller Sr, says the author of an acclaimed new Rockefeller biography. Wide open frontiers in new industries led to market dominance that crushed rivals, says Ron Chernow, author of "Titan: The Life of John D Rockefeller Sr.
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