Saturday, October 21, 2006
Fashion De Mode or Paint Me A Catwalk
Oh today I find myself so damn busy with a lot of stuff regards to school things. Ever since I got into student council executive committee for SEG student Exco representative, a lot of things to take care off. And there event coming up and 2 projects to complete beside the my final year project in Republic Polytechnic. But kind of happy if I could pull of the Fashion De Mode or Paint Me A Catwalk a success, as it involve all tertiary in Singapore, it will get nation wide publicity and get sponsorship from famous brands like L’Oreal, Guess, Subaru and etc… it will be a big bang for my portfolio when I graduate as I am the main organizer and do the planning in all segment… so not bad at all as I will be able to meet with all type of companies CEO’s and have a higher chance to build my career in near future. That all for today folk’s cya next time…
Sunday, June 25, 2006
Model of the Year...
Wow, what we got here? hmmm... let me think before I made any comment... she does look lovely isn't she? What did you guys think of her? Can she become a model in near future? or should I be wondering if she was actually thinking of something? which on the the facts it all belong to you all to decide? times really flys fast as soon she will be entering schooling life... like me who is now in Republic Polytechnic... taking an engineering course that suppose to be my future job scope, being an engineer I guess should be very busy and does travel alot around the world and no time for family gathering... hope it does not happen to me as I now too do not have enough time to spend with my niece that often... how I misses the memories that i had with them
? but there is another picture of her I would like to share with you guys... look at this picture and comment about it? what you guys can see regarding about this picture? is it beautiful or she really have the photogenic faces?
Thursday, March 30, 2006
My iPod Video...
This is my iPod Video... I have been using it for quite sometimes now... What a wonderful machine that works wonders... Love it yea... easy to use as the user interface are user friendly... all my Music, Videos, Pictures and important files was save inside this iPod... it also become my portable hard disk... more space for my Tablet PC when I need one... really admire this machine... got to love it!!!
My nephews...
Here are my nephews, my eldest sister sons... This picture was taken during a visit to Malaysia... school holidays was the perfect timing for them to enjoy themselves... on the right was my sister eldest son name Mohd Nur Irfan and on the left was Firas Nur Amin... Love you all...
My Eldest Sister...
This is my eldest sister, her name was Rohani... picture was taken in a train trip to city area, to catch a movie show call Date Movie... it was a comedy movie show and we both had a great time... after that we go to starbucks to get my favourite drink, Hot Coco with cream at the top... we hang around starbucks for awhile before heading home... hope to spend more time with my family though... Love yea...
My Cousin...
This picture was taken at Parco Bugis Junction during our outing and one of them is my cousin, so if you guys out there wanna know them or what so ever the reason is just contact me yeah... She my dearest cousin and she kinda cheerful and a great joker as well... she like to entertain people she know and make them happy even though she is sad at that point of time... she love to take picture, shopping, movies, surf the net and etc... she really know how to enjoy life to the fullest... aren't they both looks beautiful in this picture?
This is Noraini Natasha
This is Noraini Natasha, my niece the second daughter of my brother... the picture that I post earlier was her... Look at her now, what you guys think she trying to do? Guess, Guess, Guess?
This is Nurul Hazimah Huda...
This is Nurul Hazimah Huda, my brother daughter another words to describe is my niece... she look amazingly beautiful and cute... she had this photogenic kind of look... always takes great picture of her no matter where and when the picture is taken... she know how to pose very well and the picture will come out great... I just miss her alot lately due to my busy schedule with my school projects and school activities until I had no time to spend with her... How I could wish that I would be able to take out some portion of my time to spend it with her... hope so.... Love you...
My Sweet Heart...
This Picture you see is my sweet heart... Just nearly one years old, taken this picture in my dad car before going for family dinner gathering ... Cute isn't it?
But I wonder what she is thinking of right now? cos the face look confuse or blur should I said that? nevertheless I love her and would give up anything for her...
Tuesday, January 31, 2006
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
Hardware Magazines
This hardware magazine is for those who loves gadgets and gizmo... it shows you the latest technologies and how advance I.T have been nowadays... it a 'must have' magazine... for both youngster and adults...
What you think?
Please leave some comments or feedback?
What you think?
Please leave some comments or feedback?
Gmail Anyone?
The dirt and the daisies on Google's new webmail service.
Everyone here went nuts when I started sending mail from my new Gmail account. It's the hottest new possession on the block, and on today's topic I'm telling you why this webmail is superior to the rest.
A gig of free storage! Yup, 2.3 gigabyte of storage comes with your account. That's about 1000 over songs worth of space. Ya like that, don't you?
Sweet Google search capability because Google is the king of searching, it has applied this awesome skill toward its email. If you're like me, you've got so many emails that it's hard to keep track and stay organized. This service will let you use the search box at the top of your mailbox to easily find keywords within your email. It's very handy and quite a bit faster than the search in my Yahoo! mail (although my Yahoo! account is way more crowded).
Starred email? This feature is helpful if you know an email is important and are afraid it will get buried. When the email comes in, there's a light blue star next to it. Click the star if you decide you want the message to stand out. The star will turn yellow, and the message will head into another folder (as well as remain in your in-box until you delete it). I like this feature because it's easy to use and unique to the service.
The layout rocks... The interface is simple, well designed, and nothing too fancy. Google made it this way on purpose, and that's why we love Google. The part I fell in love with right away was the conversation function. Holy guacamole, this is nice! First off, when you get an email that's part of a thread (someone replied to), there's a number next to it that lets you know how many times you and your pen pal have bounced back and forth. In other clients you see the whole thread, which makes finding the previous emails really annoying, especially if you need that info to remember what the hell you were talking about in the first place! With Gmail, just open the mail. You'll see tabs at the top with the names of the participants from each response. No more long emails with confusing breaks in them. This keeps everything compact. When you want to see the previous message, just click the appropriate tab. Genius! When replying, a box expands at the bottom of the page to keep the mail organized. It truly is great. The only thing I didn't like was the color scheme. Not cute!
Ads in email? This doesn't bother me, but some people aren't happy about it. Gmail uses Google Adsence ads in some emails that contain relevant content. This means Google's filters screen each email for keywords that will trigger an ad to appear discreetly on the right hand of your window. This is how Google can give you 2300MB free, yo. There's no such thing as a free lunch. People argue that this feels like Google is spying on them. In a sense it is. However, Google assures you that nothing will ever be done with the information it looks at. Again, it doesn't bother me.
Labels anyone? In Gmail, labels are actually folders. On the left side you'll see a green box called "Labels". You can create a label by clicking the Edit button. Enter the name of the label you want. Then add the label at any point while you're composing or reading an email by clicking the "Add Label" button at the top of the mail. The mail will still appear in your in-box (with a label symbol next to it) and in the label center. It's another easy way to keep everything organized and easily accessible.
Gotta love the 'shortcuts!' Yup you hear right... You can activate keyboard shortcuts by going into the "Settings" link at the bottom of any page and turning them on. Then, back at your in-box page, you can perform actions with the stroke of a key. You no longer need your mouse! You can do almost any action (go to in-box, compose an email) if you know the strokes, but you've got to learn them in order to use them. It's a cool function I'll probably use more often once I become more dependent on Gmail.
How about spam? Google already has some great filters in place, and it's going to continue to improve them. I haven't seen any spam yet, but you can mark mail as spam and block addresses.
Overall this service is pretty sweet. The only downsides were the whack color scheme in the conversation view and the whole ad thing. And of course getting everyone in your life to start using another email address for you is always fun! Google wouldn't tell me when the service will be open to everyone, but you'll be the first to know.
Everyone here went nuts when I started sending mail from my new Gmail account. It's the hottest new possession on the block, and on today's topic I'm telling you why this webmail is superior to the rest.
A gig of free storage! Yup, 2.3 gigabyte of storage comes with your account. That's about 1000 over songs worth of space. Ya like that, don't you?
Sweet Google search capability because Google is the king of searching, it has applied this awesome skill toward its email. If you're like me, you've got so many emails that it's hard to keep track and stay organized. This service will let you use the search box at the top of your mailbox to easily find keywords within your email. It's very handy and quite a bit faster than the search in my Yahoo! mail (although my Yahoo! account is way more crowded).
Starred email? This feature is helpful if you know an email is important and are afraid it will get buried. When the email comes in, there's a light blue star next to it. Click the star if you decide you want the message to stand out. The star will turn yellow, and the message will head into another folder (as well as remain in your in-box until you delete it). I like this feature because it's easy to use and unique to the service.
The layout rocks... The interface is simple, well designed, and nothing too fancy. Google made it this way on purpose, and that's why we love Google. The part I fell in love with right away was the conversation function. Holy guacamole, this is nice! First off, when you get an email that's part of a thread (someone replied to), there's a number next to it that lets you know how many times you and your pen pal have bounced back and forth. In other clients you see the whole thread, which makes finding the previous emails really annoying, especially if you need that info to remember what the hell you were talking about in the first place! With Gmail, just open the mail. You'll see tabs at the top with the names of the participants from each response. No more long emails with confusing breaks in them. This keeps everything compact. When you want to see the previous message, just click the appropriate tab. Genius! When replying, a box expands at the bottom of the page to keep the mail organized. It truly is great. The only thing I didn't like was the color scheme. Not cute!
Ads in email? This doesn't bother me, but some people aren't happy about it. Gmail uses Google Adsence ads in some emails that contain relevant content. This means Google's filters screen each email for keywords that will trigger an ad to appear discreetly on the right hand of your window. This is how Google can give you 2300MB free, yo. There's no such thing as a free lunch. People argue that this feels like Google is spying on them. In a sense it is. However, Google assures you that nothing will ever be done with the information it looks at. Again, it doesn't bother me.
Labels anyone? In Gmail, labels are actually folders. On the left side you'll see a green box called "Labels". You can create a label by clicking the Edit button. Enter the name of the label you want. Then add the label at any point while you're composing or reading an email by clicking the "Add Label" button at the top of the mail. The mail will still appear in your in-box (with a label symbol next to it) and in the label center. It's another easy way to keep everything organized and easily accessible.
Gotta love the 'shortcuts!' Yup you hear right... You can activate keyboard shortcuts by going into the "Settings" link at the bottom of any page and turning them on. Then, back at your in-box page, you can perform actions with the stroke of a key. You no longer need your mouse! You can do almost any action (go to in-box, compose an email) if you know the strokes, but you've got to learn them in order to use them. It's a cool function I'll probably use more often once I become more dependent on Gmail.
How about spam? Google already has some great filters in place, and it's going to continue to improve them. I haven't seen any spam yet, but you can mark mail as spam and block addresses.
Overall this service is pretty sweet. The only downsides were the whack color scheme in the conversation view and the whole ad thing. And of course getting everyone in your life to start using another email address for you is always fun! Google wouldn't tell me when the service will be open to everyone, but you'll be the first to know.
iPod Photo
Oh! This is getting hotter and even better!!!
Did you ever think you did be able to walk out of the house in the morning carrying as many as 15,000 songs or 25,000 digital photos with you?(1) And in your shirt pocket, no less? Now in Living Color, Everything looks better in color. With iPod photo, everything sounds better, too. Up to 60GB carry an entire library of music — up to 15,000 songs and full-color album cover art — or as many as 25,000 photos in your pocket. Listen to music with photo slide shows, how nicez is that?
Did you ever think you did be able to walk out of the house in the morning carrying as many as 15,000 songs or 25,000 digital photos with you?(1) And in your shirt pocket, no less? Now in Living Color, Everything looks better in color. With iPod photo, everything sounds better, too. Up to 60GB carry an entire library of music — up to 15,000 songs and full-color album cover art — or as many as 25,000 photos in your pocket. Listen to music with photo slide shows, how nicez is that?
iPod U2
WoW! iPod U2 special edition... how cool is that? I'm sure everyone would like to have one of those... wouldn't you?
Dancing Queen Anyone?
Topic: iPod
England's Queen Elizabeth has an iPod, according to The Sun newspaper.
"The 79-year-old monarch despatched a flunkey to buy the mini digital music player which has become all the rage," the paper reports.
The Sun's full report isn't available online, but an AFP summary says the Queen's second son, Prince Andrew, is behind the purchase. He bought his mother a cell phone in 2001 and taught her how to use it.
"The Queen loves music and was impressed by how small and handy the iPod is," a royal insider told the tabloid.
"Obviously it is quite complicated to download songs, but I'm sure one of the courtiers will do it for her."
England's Queen Elizabeth has an iPod, according to The Sun newspaper.
"The 79-year-old monarch despatched a flunkey to buy the mini digital music player which has become all the rage," the paper reports.
The Sun's full report isn't available online, but an AFP summary says the Queen's second son, Prince Andrew, is behind the purchase. He bought his mother a cell phone in 2001 and taught her how to use it.
"The Queen loves music and was impressed by how small and handy the iPod is," a royal insider told the tabloid.
"Obviously it is quite complicated to download songs, but I'm sure one of the courtiers will do it for her."
Mac using intel
What is happening here? Why does Apple using intel processor? wired or should I say nicez... ;-P
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