It’s actually really obvious, right? No is just the opposite of Yes, hence, whatever value the word Yes has, the same value should be given to the word No.
Wala lang. :-)
27 October 2011
25 October 2011
Using Windows Live Writer to Update Your Blog
Just want to end my day writing something possibly useful. :-) Did you know that you can use Windows Live Writer to make posts on your blog? Well, you still need Internet connection, of course, but what makes this a bit different is it looks like as if you are doing it offline. The interface is so much better than actual blogger interface. See screenshot below.
It’s as if you are just making a Word document – something we are all so familiar with. Right? You can change the font size, color, add pictures, videos, check spelling, well, virtually everything that you can do in a Word document.
I am not sure if the Windows Live suite of application is automatically included in your Windows 7 installation but in my case, I had to download it separately. There are a variety of applications you can use in that suite. One of my favorite is the Movie Maker.
Anyway, check it yourself. You don't have to go to any depression rehab treatment centers for this. Hehehe. If you don’t have it in your PC, it’s downloadable for free from Microsoft’s website.
Happy Tuesday, everyone!
It’s as if you are just making a Word document – something we are all so familiar with. Right? You can change the font size, color, add pictures, videos, check spelling, well, virtually everything that you can do in a Word document.
I am not sure if the Windows Live suite of application is automatically included in your Windows 7 installation but in my case, I had to download it separately. There are a variety of applications you can use in that suite. One of my favorite is the Movie Maker.
Anyway, check it yourself. You don't have to go to any depression rehab treatment centers for this. Hehehe. If you don’t have it in your PC, it’s downloadable for free from Microsoft’s website.
Happy Tuesday, everyone!
20 October 2011
Access is my new BFF
I am inlove. Again.
I remember the last time I told Mordsith that I was inlove. She just said, "SQL?" Hehehe, and she was correct then. Now, I am inlove once again, and it's with my new BFF -- Access. I just can't believe how beautiful and powerful Access is. She can almost do anything I want her to do. I am a newbie and she's an experienced -- and really professional -- one, so, there are times when I really have to try a trick for hours before I can get her to do exactly what I want. But it works ok with me because I get to fully understand the nitty gritty stuff of what I am doing. Slowly I am becoming an expert.
Good luck to me. :-)
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By the way, the key above is not a key to any pop display cabinet. She's Access. :-)
I remember the last time I told Mordsith that I was inlove. She just said, "SQL?" Hehehe, and she was correct then. Now, I am inlove once again, and it's with my new BFF -- Access. I just can't believe how beautiful and powerful Access is. She can almost do anything I want her to do. I am a newbie and she's an experienced -- and really professional -- one, so, there are times when I really have to try a trick for hours before I can get her to do exactly what I want. But it works ok with me because I get to fully understand the nitty gritty stuff of what I am doing. Slowly I am becoming an expert.
Good luck to me. :-)
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By the way, the key above is not a key to any pop display cabinet. She's Access. :-)
07 October 2011
DPWH: My favorite government agency at work
Magandang umaga!
Photo of 'floating' DPWH officials causes uproar in cyberspace
By Karen Boncocan
MANILA, Philippines – A photo release of the Department of Public Works and Highways last Wednesday posted on a social networking site meant to show their officials conducting field inspection after the onslaught of Typhoon 'Pedring' (international codename: Nesat) drew a barrage of criticisms in cyberspace for having been allegedly "Photoshopped".
The photo, which had been pulled down from the Facebook account of the DPWH Central Office, showed DPWH Undersecretary Romeo Momo discussing Pedring's damages with DPWH National Capital Region Director Reynaldo Tagudando and DPWH South Manila District Engineer Mikunug Macud along Roxas Boulevard.
The photo made them appear to be standing over what was left of the seawall which shielded Roxas Boulevard from Manila Bay's waves.
But instead of being appreciated, the photo only gained disapproval from those who saw it, pointing out that the three officials seemed to be 'floating'.
http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/67533/photo-of-%E2%80%98floating%E2%80%99-dpwh-officials-causes-uproar-in-cyberspace
Now, if you want to do something similar to the above, just find their "official" Facebook account by searching DPWHere. You can easily manipulate anything from a simple metal building to any image of any complex scenery you can find in your hard drive. It's as if you are just copying a text and pasting it to another document. :-)
06 October 2011
Steve Jobs (February 24, 1955 – October 5, 2011)
No one wants to die. Even people who want to go to heaven don't want to die to get there. And yet death is the destination we all share. No one has ever escaped it. And that is as it should be, because Death is very likely the single best invention of Life. It is Life's change agent. It clears out the old to make way for the new. Right now the new is you, but someday not too long from now, you will gradually become the old and be cleared away. Sorry to be so dramatic, but it is quite true.
Your time is limited, so don't waste it living someone else's life. Don't be trapped by dogma — which is living with the results of other people's thinking. Don't let the noise of others' opinions drown out your own inner voice. And most important, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition. They somehow already know what you truly want to become. Everything else is secondary.
From the man, the legend... Steve Jobs
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Truth is, I think he can be so good that he can even apply his work strategies in Food Preparation Worker Jobs and still make that industry look so hippie and sophisticated.
26 September 2011
19 September 2011
Mayweather and Pacquiao fight at last!
You know how exactly a chicken talks? Yes, they do! Peksman! Read along...
Mayweather hits out at Pacquiao
18 September 2011, 19:37
The prospect of a mega-fight between Floyd Mayweather Jr and Manny Pacquiao seems as distant as ever after the flamboyant American's fourth-round knockout of Victor Ortiz.
Mayweather improved his record to 42-0 by taking the WBC welterweight title from Ortiz, but he was reluctant to commit to the showdown most fans want to see.
"I don't need Pacquiao," Mayweather, 34, told reporters after beating Ortiz in Las Vegas. "With or without Pacquiao, every time Floyd Mayweather goes out there, he's going to make over $70 million.
"I don't need him. Where was Pacquiao in 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 when I was dominating the game? He never asked me for a fight when I was in my twenties or when I was in my teens."
A duel between the defence-minded Mayweather and the aggressive Pacquiao, the two biggest drawcards of their generation, would decide the mythical title of the world's best fighter, pound for pound.
Five-division champion Mayweather had been expected to meet Pacquiao last year until negotiations collapsed over the American's demand for random drug testing.
Shane Mosley then stepped in to take the Filipino's place but was outclassed by Mayweather in a non-title welterweight bout in May.
Pacquiao is scheduled to fight Mexican Juan Manuel Marquez in November and, should he win that bout, there is speculation the Filipino southpaw could finally meet Mayweather next May.
However the American, who made a minimum of $25 million from his victory over Ortiz, repeatedly questions how Pacquaio could have won world titles in an unprecedented eight weight classes.
"Sugar Ray Leonard, we knew he was going to be great from his Olympic days," Mayweather said. "Michael Jordan, we knew from college he was going to be a great professional.
"Floyd Mayweather, from the beginning of his career in the '90s, we knew he was going to be a great professional. Now ask yourself, a fighter just don't get to 25 years old and all of a sudden he becomes great," he added, referring to Pacquaio.
Mayweather also criticised Pacquiao for riding on his coat tails financially and also with the selection of his opponents.
"Pacquiao is famous because he is attached to my name," the American said. "When they say Pacquiao, they say that's the guy they are trying to get to fight Floyd Mayweather.
"When they say Floyd Mayweather, they say the greatest ever. All Pacquiao is doing is fighting my leftovers.
"Before he goes about fighting Floyd Mayweather, he has to get his business in order. We're talking about a guy that gives up, when he fights, 30 per cent of his check to two different companies. I keep 100 per cent of the revenue."
For his part, Pacquiao continually defers any talk of a Mayweather mega-bout to his promoter.
"I'm not going to fight anybody as long as there is a problem with the decision of the promoter," the Filipino said earlier this year. "That's my promoter's job. I'm just a fighter to do my job and train hard for the fight."
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I say, Mayweather should probably just get some orlando fishing guides and stop those nonesense trash talks. I guess the most realistic fight we could expect from Mayweather is his trash talks.
Mayweather hits out at Pacquiao
18 September 2011, 19:37
The prospect of a mega-fight between Floyd Mayweather Jr and Manny Pacquiao seems as distant as ever after the flamboyant American's fourth-round knockout of Victor Ortiz.
Mayweather improved his record to 42-0 by taking the WBC welterweight title from Ortiz, but he was reluctant to commit to the showdown most fans want to see.
"I don't need Pacquiao," Mayweather, 34, told reporters after beating Ortiz in Las Vegas. "With or without Pacquiao, every time Floyd Mayweather goes out there, he's going to make over $70 million.
"I don't need him. Where was Pacquiao in 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 when I was dominating the game? He never asked me for a fight when I was in my twenties or when I was in my teens."
A duel between the defence-minded Mayweather and the aggressive Pacquiao, the two biggest drawcards of their generation, would decide the mythical title of the world's best fighter, pound for pound.
Five-division champion Mayweather had been expected to meet Pacquiao last year until negotiations collapsed over the American's demand for random drug testing.
Shane Mosley then stepped in to take the Filipino's place but was outclassed by Mayweather in a non-title welterweight bout in May.
Pacquiao is scheduled to fight Mexican Juan Manuel Marquez in November and, should he win that bout, there is speculation the Filipino southpaw could finally meet Mayweather next May.
However the American, who made a minimum of $25 million from his victory over Ortiz, repeatedly questions how Pacquaio could have won world titles in an unprecedented eight weight classes.
"Sugar Ray Leonard, we knew he was going to be great from his Olympic days," Mayweather said. "Michael Jordan, we knew from college he was going to be a great professional.
"Floyd Mayweather, from the beginning of his career in the '90s, we knew he was going to be a great professional. Now ask yourself, a fighter just don't get to 25 years old and all of a sudden he becomes great," he added, referring to Pacquaio.
Mayweather also criticised Pacquiao for riding on his coat tails financially and also with the selection of his opponents.
"Pacquiao is famous because he is attached to my name," the American said. "When they say Pacquiao, they say that's the guy they are trying to get to fight Floyd Mayweather.
"When they say Floyd Mayweather, they say the greatest ever. All Pacquiao is doing is fighting my leftovers.
"Before he goes about fighting Floyd Mayweather, he has to get his business in order. We're talking about a guy that gives up, when he fights, 30 per cent of his check to two different companies. I keep 100 per cent of the revenue."
For his part, Pacquiao continually defers any talk of a Mayweather mega-bout to his promoter.
"I'm not going to fight anybody as long as there is a problem with the decision of the promoter," the Filipino said earlier this year. "That's my promoter's job. I'm just a fighter to do my job and train hard for the fight."
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I say, Mayweather should probably just get some orlando fishing guides and stop those nonesense trash talks. I guess the most realistic fight we could expect from Mayweather is his trash talks.
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