Here come my hot peppers. I had to pick everything even though most of them were still too young. Winter doesn't wait for them though. I was trying to await some more days but I couldn't make it. Temperature outside at night has been down lower than 0°C. More than ever, wishing for a green house for my dearest plants.
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Friday, 18 November 2011
Wednesday, 16 November 2011
Research In Motion Inc. Timeline
This is a part of the project was done in July 2011. Until now (Nov 2011), RIM and Apple have been releasing some other new products. The history timeline and product comparisons should be updated. Since our time slot working on this project for this year was ended, we may consider updating them next year.
Using Consultants Effectively
This is a part of the project was done in April 2011. We were trying to spot out where the key points to use consultants successfully, at both sides: consultants and companies.
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Thursday, 10 November 2011
All free recipes you can find for beef
More than 30 beef recipes were shared by beefinfo website. Hope that cooking with beef is more enjoyable now.
Roast Beef Cooking Lessons - Perfect Oven Roasts
Everything you need to know about cooking roast beef with step-by-step lessons. (152184) Download: English (PDF) |
Friday, 4 November 2011
God's number
Monday, 31 October 2011
Halloween dinner
Here comes my cooking for Halloween. Happy Halloween everyone!
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| Grilled cali flower, carrot, sweet pepper and purple onion |
Saturday, 29 October 2011
Autumn in Canada (taken after sunset by normal Samsung camera :D)
Two years already. I always went out to enjoy colorful leaves after sunset and of course the shots are not very good at that time either. Anyway, it's all for now. Hope that I will have more pictures with red leaves before all of them have gone.
Tuesday, 4 October 2011
How to receive and send free Yahoo emails by email clients
Firstly, we know that free Yahoo email won’t support POP3 at present.
Here are some descriptions for POP, POP3, STMP and IMAP (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post_Office_Protocol, http://ask-leo.com/what_is_pop_or_pop3_or_a_pop_account_and_what_about_smtp.html).
You actually don’t need to learn about those protocols if you just want to setup an email account.
Here is the informal and non-technical explanation for them:
You actually don’t need to learn about those protocols if you just want to setup an email account.
Here is the informal and non-technical explanation for them:
POP3 is the protocol, or "language", that's used to download your email from your ISP to your mail program/client. SMTP is the protocol used to send mail. With POP3, you can save and send emails on your machine. With SMTP, you can send email directly from your email client software (Outlook Express, Microsoft Outlook…) IMAP is a protocol allowing you to view emails via browsers when you’re online only.
Saturday, 24 September 2011
How to protect your personal info
What is personal info:
the info identifies you, makes you different from others and can make you lose your money/assets: ID number, SIN, phone number, name, mail address, email address, driver license, car license plate, motorbike license plate, academic certificates, visa, passport, signature, bank cards, etc.Why do you need to protect your personal info:
You can show off your personal info 100 times and nothing happens? You may not know that just one time suddenly in those 100 times can cost you a fortune. Be secure 100% is much harder than showing off your personal life. Let’s be securing practitioners. Whatever you do, you just need to make sure no one can use your personal info to turn your life darker later.Here are some basic steps I’m doing in my daily life:
Saturday, 3 September 2011
Book review: A Briefer History of Time by Stephen Hawking with Leonard Mlodinow
Hmm, where to start now? I don’t really love cosmos at the beginning. I just enjoy looking into the sky to find stars even though I can’t tell their names, positions or characteristics at all. I just look at them to know sometimes they cover the sky, sometimes they don’t, some of them are bright, others are not.
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