Happy Fathers Day
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Monday, June 13, 2011
Sunday, June 12, 2011
When boredom strikes :)
Sometimes when there's nothing left to do I let my imagination take over.
Just making fun with some things. XD
Here is another one.
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Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Music i've played before.
Hello Brooklyn, sax cover
Why I've played this vid/music before?
I'll let you be the judge.
Enjoy!
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Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Keep your Personal Computer Healthy part 2
Have you ever tried exploring your Computer's System Tools?
Do you know that there's a tool which may improve the performance of your computer?
Do you know the term Defrag?
If not, this article might help you. I hope, somehow.
To start click the Windows Logo, you may also use the shortcut key on your keyboard right beside the Alt key.
next click the All Programs.
*Some of the folders shown in this image may not be seen in your menu.*
Click the Accessories
Then Click the System Tools
Open the Disk Defragmenter
*This tool will Defragments your disks so that your computer runs faster and more efficiently.*
*Only disks that can be defragmented are shown*
*To best determine if your disks need defragmenting, you need to first analyze your disks*
Note: This process may take awhile.
Once you have finish to Defrag a disks, it will be recorded to the Last Runs which will determine when is the last time you run this tool.
Run Disk Defragmenter once a week to maintain a good, fast and efficient performance of your computer.
Preventing bad sector in your disks may keep your computer healthy.
A friendly reminder.....
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Sunday, June 5, 2011
Music i've played before.
E.T.
You're so hypnotizing
Could you be the devil?
Could you be an angel?
Your touch magnetizing
Feels like I am floating
Leaves my body glowing
They say, be afraid
You're not like the others
Futuristic lover
Different DNA
They don't understand you
You're from a whole 'nother world
A different dimension
You open my eyes
And I'm ready to go
Lead me into the light
Kiss me, kiss me
Infect me with your love and
Fill me with your poison
Take me, take me
Wanna be a victim
Ready for abduction
Girl, you're an alien
Your touch so foreign
It's supernatural
Extraterrestrial
You're so supersonic
Wanna feel your powers
Stun me with your lasers
Your kiss is cosmic
Every move is magic
You're from a whole 'nother world
A different dimension
You open my eyes
And I'm ready to go
Lead me into the light
Kiss me, kiss me
Infect me with your love and
Fill me with your poison
Take me, take me
Wanna be a victim
Ready for abduction
Girl, you're an alien
Your touch so foreign
It's supernatural
Extraterrestrial
This is transcendental
On another level
Girl, you're my lucky star
I wanna walk on your wave length
And be there when you vibrate
For you I'll risk it all
All
Kiss me, kiss me
Infect me with your love and
Fill me with your poison
Take me, take me
Wanna be a victim
Ready for abduction
Girl, you're an alien
Your touch so foreign
It's supernatural
Extraterrestrial
Extraterrestrial
Extraterrestrial
Girl, you're an alien
Your touch so foreign
It's supernatural
Extraterrestrial
Keep your Personal Computer Healthy part 1
It's important to us to keep our Computer Healthy. If you don't like to get into Technical trouble.
Always check if it's in a good condition, It's important to clean it if necessary.
Important parts of a CPU, the RAM or memory card, Video card, Cooler of the Processor. I did not remove the Processor it's not necessary to do this time.
To help you to put it back to it's proper places take a picture before removing, but be careful not to break the parts.
Look at the Dirt, haha XD
It might cause Processor to overheat.
The processor inside the shell, the square one with circle on top.
Processor's cooling device.
Good as Brand New again.
Don't forget to put thermal paste on the top of the Processor before putting back
the Processor's Cooling device.
This is the Video card.
Put back to their proper places carefully.
Ready to Rock again...
If you're not familiar with parts or how to put it back take some pictures or...
You may ask Computer Technician to assist you.
Prevention is better than REPLACEMENT..
A friendly reminder.....
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Thursday, June 2, 2011
Music i've played before.
Once in a Lifetime
Been thinkin bout ya baby
And I don't know what to do
All I think about is you
Seems everything around me
Things I've never understood
They all make sense when I'm with you.
Refrain:
Oh, I've heard it all before
Finding so called love then you leave it behind
But now I feel so sure
I listen to my heart this time
(So I lay it on the line/ put my heart before my mind)
Chorus:
I know that what I've found is once in a lifetime
(and) I know there's no way out
Coz it's once in a lifetime
I've always been so lonely
No one there for me to hold
And every night was just so cold
Oh don't get me wrong i've been around
But i've resigned myself to thinking
Mine is just another story often told
Repeat refrain then Chorus:
Coda:
It's not like im runnin' outta time
I'm takin' everything in stride
It's just i never thought i'd find
What would make me change my mind
Repeat chorus:
DEDICATING THIS TO: Ms. Yu Ling Kai (my FB Friend she's the reason why i Played this before)
Thank you ms Umali :)
Thank you ms Umali :)
Never stop Learning
Why Great People Never Stop Learning
As infants, we’re presented with a strange new world to discover. And with nothing else to do, we dive in headfirst, devoting all our time to learning how to use our five senses. At first we appear completely hopeless, not even realizing that our arms and legs are parts of our body. But soon enough, we start figuring some things out. Within a few months, we learn how to recognize faces better than a computer can. Our rate of learning in those early days is truly extraordinary if you think about it.
As kids, the world is our classroom. First we learn some basics like how to sit Indian style, how to hold a crayon, how to cross the street, and how to share. Not to mention learning thousands and thousands of words. We get older and learn about Romeo and Juliet, World War II, and photosynthesis. Every year, we can look back on ourselves the year before and be amazed at how much we’ve learned. In college, things get a lot more specialized, but we’re still continuing to learn all that we can.
And then, we just stop.
42% of all college graduates never read another book again. Ever. But continuous learning is vital to making the most of what the world has to offer. You could say that it’s what separates us from the animals. And there is evidence to suggest that it plays a role in staving off mental diseases such as Alzheimer’s.
Here are some ways to make sure you don’t break the habit of learning that most people abandon after graduation.
Travel
Travel
Surveys show that a fifth of Americans can’t find the U.S. on a world map. And I’ve heard some Americans say they don’t know where Canada is (hint: up). If people have such a horrible knowledge of geography, I have to think that they probably haven’t traveled much.
Go visit a foreign country, where you’ll be forced to learn a new culture. It’s bound to be a shock to find that not everyone does things the way you’re used to, and a culture shock means a learning experience. Even domestic travel can provide new opportunities, as you get used to a new way of life in a different part of the country.
Take up a new hobby
Simply beginning a new hobby can open you up to a brand new world waiting to be discovered. Wine tasting, skiing, golf, painting…the possibilities are endless. You’ll learn the intricacies of a new craft and meet new people. And these people might be very different from you, giving you more opportunities to learn new things.
Read books
You probably have a library very close to home that’s paid for with your tax dollars. If you just go there and read one book, you’ll be ahead of 42% of all college graduates. If you prefer to read the latest books and have a little money, there’s no shortage of bookstores, not to mention Amazon. Reading is a cheap form of entertainment with practically no risk of injury, and it boosts your brain power a lot more than watching TV.
Read the newspaper
While I’m not a fan of being inundated with the excessively negative news that everyone seems to think is so important, you might consider some other parts of the newspaper (in print or online). Beyond the stories about who was murdered last night or how the economy is destroying your standard of living, there’s this often overlooked part called the Arts section. Here you can read insightful articles on a wide variety of topics that you might not know much about. Best of all, you can read it without feeling depressed.
Read blogs
Obviously, you already do this. There are countless people out there sharing their knowledge on a huge range of niches, and anyone can find plenty of blogs that interest them. Because you can leave comments, blogging offers a level of interaction that can’t be matched by books.
Final thoughts
After you finish school, you’ll never again have someone giving you homework. And while you probably spent many years looking forward to that, it’s important to realize that learning is a big part of what makes life interesting. When your learning is self-directed, it can be a lot more fun than school was. You were given a large brain for a reason. Use it.
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