Monday, June 4, 2012

100 reasons to be happy today 04.06.2012

1. Woke up at 9.30am today without feeling lazy
2. Completed group assignment
3. Had my breakfast in subway
4. Made salad for myself
5. Do not feel sleepy
6. Managed to do gym
7. Recovered my blogspot account
8. Read many interesting articles
9. Fish still alive
10. Christmas tree still look nice
11. The weather is good today
12. Water is clean
13. There is water supply
14. There is electric supply
15. The world has not end
16. We are still alive
17. No actual nightmare
18. Had hot shower
19. Watched 10 episodes of drama
20. Think of ways to be happy
21. Cracking my brain to think of 100 reasons to be happy
22. Being happy even it doesn't seem like happy
23. I'm not illiterate
24. Bought two books last two days
25. I can breathe
26. I have eyes
27. I have nose
28. I have hands
29. I have legs
30. I'm unique
31. I washed my hair
32. I'm fresh and clean
33. My spec is not broken
34. I love my car
35. My fish looks gorgeous
36. TMB called up to update that rebate in progress
37. I can see colors
38. I can type
39. I can write
40. I can control my emotion better than  yesterday
41. I have 24 hours a day
42. Had nice dinner
43. I can read mandarin
44. I can write mandarin
45. I can train myself to be happy
46. Nice coffee
47. Complete assignment earlier than expected
48. Laptop still working even PC broke down
49. I have many bookmarks
50. Nice anchovies
51. Weight not increasing
52. So many reasons to be happy
53. I have many mirrors to look at myself
54. I have a job
55. Read articles from favorite home page
56. Bought new handphone, happy to activate hotline even cheap handphone
57. Hotline still active
58. Blogspot is still free
59. Facebook is still free
60. Yahoo is still free
61. Google mail still free
62. All search engines still free
63. Steamyx still active
64. I have ear phones to listen to music tomorrow
65. I try to forgive
66. Never blame anyone for short coming
67. I can sleep early since group assignment completed
68. Even no one read my post I still continue writing
69. Appreciate each day
70. Gratitude for everything I posses
71. I'm not considered as fat
72. I'm not too short
73. I keep myself improve in workplace
74. Think of ways to solve problem at work
75. Accept the condemn from others and working on changes
76. Think differently than others
77. I still love to sing
78. I know what I like
79. Air cond still working even fan disfunction
80. I still can read
81. I'm not sick
82. Tomorrow is working day with pay
83. I do not criticize people's interest/tendency even others criticized me
84. I'm still treating people who hurt well genuinely
85. I can forgive quickly than before
86. I don't keep hatreds overnight
87. I still believe in myself even others doubted me
88. I'm true to myself and other, no guilt
89. I'm not able to join interesting trips with close friends but I can think positively- the money save from the trip can let me enjoy around 20 bottles of bird nest
90. I have business idea
91. I'm not disappointed even no respond
92. I'm ready to work tomorrow
93. My devices all fully charged
94. I applied mask this morning
95. I can think of reasons to be happy naturally
96. I'm watching funny show
97. Today no earthquake
98. Today no flood
99. I can digest well
100. I have more than 100 reasons to be happy !!!

Saturday, May 19, 2012

Century Egg


Century egg, also known as preserved egg, hundred-year egg, thousand-year egg, thousand-year-old egg, and millennium egg (or Pidan in Mandarin), is a Chinese cuisine ingredient made by preserving duck, chicken or quail eggs in a mixture of clay, ash, salt, lime, and rice hulls for several weeks to several months, depending on the method of processing. Through the process, the yolk becomes a dark green, cream-like substance with a strong odor of sulphur and ammonia, while the white becomes a dark brown, transparent jelly with little flavor.[citation needed] The transforming agent in the century egg is its alkaline material, which gradually raises the pH of the egg to around 9, 12, or more.This chemical process breaks down some of the complex, flavorless proteins and fats, which produces a variety of smaller flavorful compounds.

Some eggs have patterns near the surface of the egg white that are likened to pine branches.


 
The origin of the method for creating century eggs likely came about through the need to preserve eggs in times of plenty by coating them in alkaline clay, which is similar to methods of egg preservation in some Western cultures. The clay hardens around the egg and resulted in the curing and creation of century eggs instead of spoiled eggs.

Myth
Picking up century egg by Mandru in Incheon.

According to a persistent myth, century eggs are, or were once, prepared by soaking eggs in horse urine. The myth may arise from the pungent odor of ammonia given off by century eggs, which is reminiscent of urine.Horse urine itself, however, is only slightly basic, ranging in pH from 7.5 to 7.9. Though human urine left standing can reach a maximum pH of around 9.4—the same as a 1-molar solution of ammonia—it is still less than that produced by mixing quicklime (calcium oxide) or wood ash in water.

Friday, January 13, 2012

How To Tell If Your Spouse Is Cheating



How To Tell If Your Spouse Is Cheating
by Joseph Ryan, Private Investigator 

Cheating spouses provide much of the work and income of most private investigators, and every PI has developed his list of "tell tale signs of a cheating spouse." Here's a list derived from articles by private detectives Bob Brown and Edmund J. Pankau, and female private detective Victoria Frelow of Scotland Yard Investigations (no, it's not that Scotland Yard).
Note that though I've phrased these points in terms of the husband as the cheater, most also apply when it's the wife who's cheating.
From Bob Brown --
- At the beginning of an affair, the husband may actually be more affectionate than usual due to guilt feelings.
- Later, after the affair has been going on awhile, he often starts finding fault with the wife as a defensive mechanism (i.e., to justify the affair in his mind).
- Cheating husbands often lose interest in domestic activities, such as spending time with the kids, fixing up the house, lawn care, etc.
- Cheating husbands may have a change in sexuality (i.e., more sex, less sex) as well as unexplained sexual requests.
- The cheater's relationship with his family will almost always change, that is, he will tend to become more distant, cold, or fault-finding (i.e., he starts to blame the family, especially the wife, for his behavior).
- Financial changes may become noticeable. The wife may notice unexplained credit card charges or withdrawals from the family's checking account.
- Grooming habits change. A cheating husband may buy a new wardrobe or a lot of new clothes, or may just suddenly start to become more attentive to his personal appearance. The wife may notice frequent bathing, more careful grooming, a new cologne, a new exercise program, etc.
- Physical clues to the affair may start appearing, such as lipstick on shirt collars, perfume odors on shirts or jackets, secretion stains on underwear. Or the wife may discover pieces of paper with notes or phone numbers, unexplained match books, receipts, condoms, etc.
- The husband's driving pattern may change. The wife may find the car needs gas more often than before or she may monitor the car's odometer and find the husband is putting a lot of unexplained miles on the car. Brown recommends that suspicious wives keep track of the mileage on their husband's car and even monitor the time they leave for work and the time they come home. "Keep a calendar and note the times," he says. "This should help establish a pattern. If your mate claims to be working late, check paycheck stubs to verify this overtime."
- On occasion, the wife may notice her husband whispering into the phone. He may look alarmed when he sees her observing him and may hang up suddenly. There may be abrupt hang ups when she answers the phone herself. (Want to know who called? If you have touch tone dialing in most parts of the U.S. you can dial *69 to get the number.) (1471 in the UK- Editor)
- The wife may find unexplained, repetitive charges on her husband's mobile phone bill. Often these will be calls her husband made right after leaving home in the morning and right before coming home in the evening. According to Brown and most other PI's, the mobile telephone bill is one of the best ways to catch a cheating husband. Try calling your husband's cell phone company to get additional details about mysterious calls. The reason is that the bill for mobile services lists every single call made (unlike a bill for conventional phone services, which list only long distance charges). Thus, if you suspect your husband is cheating, and he doesn't have a mobile phone, it wouldn't be a bad idea to buy him one.
- Brown comments that "Female cheaters are more discreet in the selection of a lover. This is most likely because of their concern about sexually transmitted diseases. Most females are looking for a longer lasting relationship than a `one night stand.' In past years men were the aggressors; in society today, with the increase of women in the work force, women have become equally aggressive." He also mentions that "When a female is having an affair she tends to have more of a `glow' about her." (Presumably, when a guy is having an affair, he doesn't have the glow.)
From Ed Pankau --
The following are possible indications of a cheating husband, says Ed Pankau:
- Hair gets longer
- Clothes get flashier
- Changes cologne
- Boxer shorts become bikini underwear
- Joins a health club
- Starts a diet
Watch for any changes in his "pattern" of living, says Pankau; this can alert you to the fact that a new partner or relationship has entered his life. Among the specific changes to watch for --
1. He changes cologne, clothes, or switches from boxer shorts to bikini underwear.
2. His daily travel (driving) pattern changes
3. He becomes hard to reach at the office or on the road and starts coming home at unusual times
4. His spending patterns change; you find unexplained charges on credit card bills or phone bills (especially mobile phone bills).
If you become aware your husband is cheating you should consider following up with targeted surveillance during unaccountable times, advises Pankau. "Through the conduct of thousands of divorce cases, I have found three main areas of investigation common to these matters: background, financial, and child custody investigations," he says. "Each of these investigations has a specific goal and requires the proof of different facts."
From Victoria Frelow --
"There are several ways to recognize and catch a disloyal partner," says Frelow. "It is usually discovered with a sudden change in behavior. For example, your partner wants to go places alone, or he or she doesn't show any true affection or have a sexual appetite. Your partner stays out late with unexpected meetings, or receives pages in the middle of the night. The home is inundated with strange phone calls coupled with whispered conversations, or your partner suddenly panics and hangs up the phone when you enter the room.
"Also be aware of any close platonic relationships. Most friends will not approve of the cheater's ways but will remain very dependable. Some friends will actually help the cheater get out of the home and will often provide an iron-clad alibi for the cheater. Don't get upset or blame the friend for his/her part in the plan. You must understand although it is difficult, that the cheater's buddy will assist the cheater out of loyalty. This emotion usually stems from a long lasting or childhood friendship...
"What can we do to catch cheating spouses? First of all, the cheater must not know that you suspect him/her. Although it is difficult, you must still treat the cheater the same way as you did prior to suspecting him/her of cheating. Give the cheater plenty of room to hang himself/herself, don't try to interfere with the cheating behavior. If you suspect the cheater is actually cheating at home while you're away, make false plans to be away one weekend and stay at a local hotel. Park down the street from your residence, then watch and wait. But before you try some of these suggestions, make sure you are willing to accept the consequences without violence. Have a plan as to what you intend to do if your suspicions are indeed confirmed."
Frelow is very emphatic about the need to avoid violence in these situations at all costs.
"I cannot emphasize enough the importance of not resorting to physical violence," she says. "You run the possibility of having criminal charges filed against you, an arrest record, possible jail time, as well as a fine, which will only increase your pain. IT ISN'T WORTH IT!"
Joseph Ryan is a private investigator and director of Washington Research Associates in Denver, Colorado. This article is excerpted from his recent book, "Check Him Out! The American Woman's Guide to Background Investigations." To learn more about the book, visit http://www.check-him-out.com

cheating husband at workplace

Infidelity at the Office / Workplace

According to all the latest statistics, the workplace has become the #1 place for married people who engage in infidelity to meet the other person.



As women make advances everywhere in society, the old cliché about the boss and the young secretary carrying on an affair has been overshadowed by an increase in the number of men and women who work together as equals becoming romantically involved. The old separation of the sexes has passed and old boundaries to interaction have been replaced by no boundaries. Hearing about the “guys from work” or the “girls at the office” has transformed in the “gang at work”.



As we all know, people begin to get to know one another well when working together. The coed workplace offers lots of interaction, team work, travel, projects and longer work hours, all of which lead to members of the opposite sex who share many common attributes growing close. Lets face it, they share the same boss, same work stresses, same lunch hour, etc.



The unavoidable closeness, commonalities in life and the amount of time together can lead to friendship. They end up spending a great deal of time, on occasion more time than they spend at home, with this new “friend” so the friendship can become very deep. These friendships can quickly lead to strong emotional attachments. Strong emotional attachments with the opposite sex can often lead to romance. The most noticeable theme is that they work together, grow to understand one another and “relate” better to this co-worker than they do to their spouse. At home they hear about bills, problems, chores, etc. The co-worker friend offers someone who relates to talk with, someone who empathizes with them and does not bring any of the stress that home often has, making them all the more attractive.



What is most noticeable is the common idea shared by many cheaters that they are an exception. They do not like the thought of infidelity, cheating or hurting their spouse and family. They relate the idea of infidelity to someone who has a cheap affair for the sex, while they are truly convinced that they are not part of anything like that. Instead they view the affair as unwittingly falling into an romantic situation. They began by making a strong friendship, something viewed as being very positive, which lead to the emotional involvement.



For those cheaters who don’t view their current relationship as being inappropriate, they too have a common theme: The friendship slowly turned into more and often they do not realize how far things have gone until sex came into play. This group truly believes that this just fell in their laps and cannot explain how it came about. They genuinely fail to realize how emotionally attached they are to the other person. They also are quick to point out how many others are involved in these workplace relationships and note that society has come to accept these things as being everyday occurrences.



This does not mean that the thrill seeking types who do not hold their relationships as sacred have disappeared. They are still just a prevalent as ever, but the new workplace infidelity has taken over an entirely new sector of the population and shows no signs of stopping.

Monday, October 10, 2011

Lucifer

Lucifer is a fallen angel who was the head of the ministry of music in Heaven when he was in heaven. It has been said of him he was the most beautiful of ALL angels and he was the director of the flow of music there (Praise and Worship).
Of course, now he no longer is….. but there are several scriptural references throughout the bible the denote his previous authority over music when he was in heaven. One is Isa.14:11 – “Thy pomp is brought down to the grave, the noise of thy viols: the worm is spread under thee, and the worms cover thee.”
This verse right here is speaking of his fall from heaven, and how all of the glory he had, and the gifts he had fell with him. The noise of thy viols indicates the stringed instruments he had charge over. But yes, actually throughout the bible in passages in the books of Ezekiel, Job, Isaiah, even Psalms upon speaking of his past life…it tells us he was the minister of music there. Of course he no longer is now though.

Lucifer means morning star.

Job 38:7 – When the morning stars sang together, and all the sons of God shouted for joy
Lucifer was basically a walking talking musical instrument.
Ezekiel 28:13 - Thou hast been in Eden the garden of God; every precious stone was thy covering, the sardius, topaz, and the diamond, the beryl, the onyx, and the jasper, the sapphire, the emerald, and the carbuncle, and gold: THE WORKMANSHIP OF THY TIMBRELS AND OF THY PIPES WAS PREPARED IN THE DAY THAT THOU WAST CREATED.
14 Thou art the anointed cherub that covereth; and I have set thee so: thou wast upon the holy mountain of God; thou hast walked up and down in the midst of the stones of fire.
15 Thou wast perfect in thy ways from the day that thou wast created, till iniquity was found in thee.
16 By the multitude of thy merchandise they have filled the midst of thee with violence, and thou hast sinned: therefore I will cast thee as profane out of the mountain of God: and I will destroy thee, O covering CHERUB, from the midst of the stones of fire.

Saturday, September 24, 2011

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Managing without managers!





Two decades ago, Ricardo Semler, a 24-year-old graduate from Harvard Business School, embraced an egalitarian approach to business management and transformed an ailing company into a flourishing one. When Ricardo took over the realms of Semler and Company, a Brazilian manufacturing business from his father, the country’s economy was going through a recession and had hit the company’s sales particularly hard. The company was in mayhem and on the brink of bankruptcy. Ricardo had never agreed with the autocratic management style in which his father had always believed. So he decided to change things a bit. On the very first day after he took over, he fired two-thirds of the top management. Next he rechristened the company to call it “Semco.” He then began mapping fresh strategies for the company to bring it back in form.
In spite of these changes, the company’s performance kept dwindling. Attempts such as brutal cost-cutting too did not salvage the situation. Finally, after experiencing severe stress for several months, Ricardo decided to drastically change his lifestyle along with that of his employees. The first thing he did was to eliminate needless layers of hierarchy; he trimmed down the hierarchy from twelve levels down to three levels. Today, a front-line lathe operator is only one layer away from the general manager of his division.
Next, he began consulting his workforce for all major decisions. Soon his company started showing signs of recovery and it became clear to him that the only way to drive his company to growth and success is by involving all his employees. He made up his mind to embrace what he calls “participatory management,” which essentially meant empowering employees and encouraging them to participate in running the business. His decision paid off, and handsomely at that.
In only a decade and a half, Semco grew from a five million dollar company with 100 employees, to a 220 million dollar company with 3,000 employees. And these employees are a highly motivated, self-driven and quality conscious lot. The management and workers are so empathetic towards each other and their communication so open that no union is required. Each worker is fully aware of his role in the organisation and is completely committed to company goals. And employee turnover is tending to zero. What brought such a change, you might wonder?
Utopian Workplace
Imagine working for a company where you decide your salary, set your sales and productivity targets, where you review your boss’s performance, where you could walk in at any time, where there is no dress code, where it is mandatory to take a vacation, where everyone knows what everyone else earns, and some workers can earn more than their boss. For most of us, this would be the ultimate workplace utopia. For employees of Semco, this is the way of life.
Semco, one may say, is the ultimate democratic organisation. Semco’s standard policy is no policy – instead of corporate governance, it advocates self-governance. All employees are treated like mature adults. Workers set their own production quotas as well as their own wages. Workers have access to all corporate records, and are taught to read financial reports. Profit-sharing is democratic too – profits shared are negotiated with workers, who then decide how to split the money.
Before people are hired for or promoted to leadership positions, they are interviewed and approved by everyone who must work for them. Every six months, managers are reviewed by workers and results are posted for everyone to see. Not only that – bosses with poor evaluations are actually fired! Each worker votes on major decisions, such as buying another company or moving a factory. Workers are responsible for their own quality control, eliminating the quality control department.
Because a large proportion of what all employees earn is a factor of the firm’s profits, employees tend not to abuse their freedom – they seem to know that if they do, the loss is theirs. Today Semco is reaping rich dividends in return for employee empowerment. The extraordinary manner in which the organisation is managed (or not managed), has earned Semco the distinct reputation of being the world’s most unusual workplace. Plus, it is one of the most sought after employers in the world and has steadily climbed to becoming one of the top five companies in its industry.

Saturday, September 17, 2011

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Vincent van Gogh Chronology of Paintings

Vincent van Gogh Chronology of Paintings

1853 Vincent van Gogh is born on 30 March in the small village of Groot-Zundert, Holland to Theodorus van Gogh (1822-1885) and Anna Cornelia née Carbentus (1819-1907).
1881 "Road with Pollard Willows and Man with Broom", Drawing, Pencil, washed
1882 "Old Man", Graphic, Lithograph
1882 "Portrait of a Man in a Top Hat", Drawing, Charcoal and crayon on cream wove paper
1885 "Peasant and Peasant Woman Planting Potatoes", Painting, Oil on Canvas
1885 "Still life with Potatoes", Painting, Oil on Canvas
1885 "Head of an Old Woman with White Cap", Painting, Oil on Canvas
1886 "Still Life: Bowl with Daisies", Painting, Oil on Canvas
1887 "Self Portrait with Grey Felt Hat", Painting, Oil on Canvas
1887 "Self Portrait with Straw Hat", Painting, Oil on Canvas
1888 "Sunflowers", Painting, Oil on Canvas
1888 "The Old Mill", Painting, Oil on Canvas
1888 "Portrait of Postman Roulin", Painting, Oil on Canvas
1888 "Portrait of Armand Roulin", Painting, Oil on Canvas
1888 "Postman Joseph Roulin", Painting, Oil on Canvas
1888 "Portrait of Patience Escalier", Painting, Oil on Canvas
1888 "Fishing Boats on the Beach at Saintes-Maries", Painting, Oil on Canvas
1888 "The Harvest", Watercolor, Black Chalk and Gouache on pink ingres paper
1889 "Wheat Field with Cypresses", Painting, Oil on Canvas
1889 "Cypresses", Painting, Oil on Canvas
1889 "The Olive Trees", Painting, Oil on Canvas
1889 "Field with Ploughman and Mill", Painting, Oil on Canvas
1889 "Two Poplars on a Road Through the Hills", Painting, Oil on Canvas
1889 "The Road Menders", Painting, Oil on Canvas
1889 "Corridor of Saint-Paul Asylum in Saint-Rémy", Painting, Oil on Canvas
1889 "Olive Grove", Painting, Oil on Canvas
1889 "The Starry Night", Painting, Oil on Canvas
1889 "Rosebush in Blossom", Painting, Oil on Canvas
1889 "The Mulberry Tree", Painting, Oil on Canvas
1890 "The Church at Auvers", Painting, Oil on Canvas
1890 "Irises", Painting, Oil on Canvas
1890 "Plain near Auvers", Painting, Oil on Canvas
1890 "Undergrowth with Two Figures", Painting, Oil on Canvas
1890 "Noon: Rest from Work (After Millet)", Painting, Oil on Canvas
1890 "Houses in Auvers", Painting, Oil on Canvas
1890 "Road with Cypress and Star", Painting, Oil on Canvas

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Vision & Purpose

Bringing knowledge, help and hope
to the people of the world

Bringing Knowledge

The Book 
Fair onboard LogosII Over 40 million people in 158 different countries have walked up the Ships gangway to visit one of our ships' floating book fairs. For many, it is their first ever opportunity to purchase good quality literature at a fraction of its retail value. Many people without the means to study have learnt vital skills and been able to enhance their lives through a purchase from over 6,000 available titles, including books for studies, professional and career interests, individual development and personal growth.
Cultural variety abounds with over 40 nations meeting on board. For visitors, opportunities to meet crew provide insights into the wider world, while interactive programmes offer fresh perspectives on living in a multi-cultural society. For volunteer crew, time on board the ships provides a chance to experience countries and cultures for themselves, as well as opportunities to learn valuable skills for the future.

Bringing Help

In a Hospital in PNG Sailing from port to port, crew experience the needs of the world first-hand. Being in a position to help – whether by donating supplies, building a house, or offering a listening ear – is both a privilege and a responsibility. The ships seek to bring aid and relief in situations of particular need as a practical demonstration of God’s love for mankind. Coupled with their promotion of education, this approach aims not only to alleviate immediate needs, but also to bring long-term change in each community.

Bringing Hope

Children in East Timor Every person has a inbuilt need for hope and purpose in life. Our volunteer crew seeks to bring new hope by their service on board as a community focused on the needs of others. They offer hope through their actions and their interaction with others. Every crewmember has a story to tell of a transformation in their personal life that has given them hope and purpose. 

 

Upcoming ports - Logos Hope


Following is a list of the current and upcoming ports for the Logos Hope.
Click on a port name for detailed information.
Please note: All ports and dates are subject to change.
Ports and dates in orange italics are not confirmed yet.
Port Arrival Date Departure Date
Penang, Malaysia August 18th, 2011 September 27th, 2011
Port Klang, Malaysia September 28th, 2011 October 24th, 2011
Kuching, Malaysia October 27th, 2011 November 15th, 2011
Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia November 17th, 2011 December 13th, 2011
Singapore, Singapore December 16th, 2011 December 28th, 2011
Cebu, Philippines January 13th, 2012 February 14th, 2012
Manila, Philippines February 16th, 2012 March 14th, 2012






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Sunday, September 4, 2011

100 Ways To Reduce Stress

  1. Get enough sleep
  2. Get up 15 minutes early.
  3. Prepare for the morning the night before.
  4. Avoid tight-fitting clothes.
  5. Don't rely on your memory.
  6. Practice preventative maintenance.
  7. Make duplicate keys and store them where you can get to them.
  8. Say "no" more often.
  9. Set priorities in your life.
  10. Avoid negative people.
  11. Use your time wisely.
  12. Simplify everything you can.
  13. Make copies of important papers and store them where you'll be able to find them.
  14. Repair anything that doesn't work properly.
  15. Ask for help.
  16. Chunk down big jobs into little ones.
  17. View problems as challenges.
  18. Look at challenges as opportunities.
  19. Unclutter your life.
  20. Smile
  21. Be prepared for rain.
  22. Laugh at something.
  23. Pet a dog or cat
  24. Don't try to know all the answers.
  25. Look for the silver lining.
  26. Say something nice to someone.
  27. Teach a kid to fly a kite.
  28. Walk in the rain.
  29. Schedule some time each day to play.
  30. Take a long shower or a bubble bath.
  31. Be conscious of the decisions you make.
  32. Believe in yourself.
  33. Stop beating yourself up.
  34. Stop saying negative things to yourself.
  35. Visualize yourself winning.
  36. Develop your sense of humor.
  37. Stop thinking that tomorrow will be a better day.
  38. Set goals for yourself.
  39. Say hello to a stranger.
  40. Ask a friend for a hug.
  41. Give a friend a hug.
  42. Look at the stars.
  43. Breathe slowly.
  44. Learn to whistle.
  45. Read a poem.
  46. Listen to some music you've never heard before.
  47. Watch a ballet.
  48. Read something.
  49. Do something new.
  50. Stop a bad habit.
  51. Buy yourself a flower.
  52. Smell the flowers.
  53. Find support from others.
  54. Give support to others.
  55. Do eat  it today.
  56. Work at being cheerful and optimistic.
  57. Put safety first.
  58. Do everything you do in moderation.
  59. Pay attention to your appearance.
  60. Strive for excellence, not perfection.
  61. Stretch your limits a little each day.
  62. Look at a painting or a sculpture.
  63. Hum a song.
  64. Eat nutritiously.
  65. Plant a tree.
  66. Feed a bird.
  67. Practice grace under pressure.
  68. Stand up and stretch.
  69. Have a "plan B"
  70. Draw a picture.
  71. Buy some crayons and color.
  72. Learn a joke.
  73. Be responsible for your feelings.
  74. Meet your own needs.
  75. Know you limitations and let others know them, too.
  76. Throw a paper airplane.
  77. Exercise
  78. Learn the words to a song.
  79. Get to work early.
  80. clean out one closet or one drawer.
  81. Go on a picnic.
  82. Take a different route to work.
  83. Put an air freshener in your car.
  84. Watch a movie.
  85. Eat some popcorn while you are watch a movie.
  86. Write a note to someone you haven't heard from in a while.
  87. Take a walk.
  88. Go to a ball game and scream.
  89. Eat a meal by candle light.
  90. Recognize the importance of unconditional love.
  91. Remember that stress is an attitude.
  92. Keep a journal.
  93. Practice a smile.
  94. Remember that there are always options.
  95. Develop a support system.
  96. Quit trying to "fix" people.
  97. Talk less
  98. Listen more
  99. Praise others
  100. Stop counting things.

Saturday, September 3, 2011

Mooncake festival

The Stories of the Chinese Mid Autumn Festival
I. The Lady - Chang Er
The time of this story is around 2170 B.C. The earth once had ten suns circling over it, each took its turn to illuminate to the earth. But one day all ten suns appeared together, scorching the earth with their heat. The earth was saved by a strong and tyrannical archer Hou Yi. He succeeded in shooting down nine of the suns. One day, Hou Yi stole the elixir of life from a goddess. However his beautiful wife Chang Er drank the elixir of life in order to save the people from her husband's tyrannical rule. After drinking it, she found herself floating and flew to the moon. Hou Yi loved his divinely beautiful wife so much, he didn't shoot down the moon.
Note: Chang'e 1 Lunar orbiter was launched to the moon on October 24, 2007. The Chang'e moon satellite, named after Chang Er, will take 3-D images of the moon surface for yearlong. This is the groundwork for the next Lunar Lander (Chang'e  2) project in 2012 , Lunar Sample Return (Chang'e 3) in 2017 and Chinese astronaut on the moon project.
Update: The Chinese moon probe, called Chang'e 2, launched on October 1, 2010 to commemorate the 61st China National Independent Day. Chang'e 3 spacecraft is scheduled to land on the moon in 2013.

II. The Man - Wu Kang
Wu Kang was a shiftless fellow who changed apprenticeships all the time. One day he decided that he wanted to be an immortal. Wu Kang then went to live in the mountains where he importuned an immortal to teach him. First the immortal taught him about the herbs used to cure sickness, but after three days his characteristic restlessness returned and he asked the immortal to teach him something else. So the immortal to teach him chess, but after a short while Wu Kang's enthusiasm again waned. Then Wu Kang was given the books of immortality to study. Of course, Wu Kang became bored within a few days, and asked if they could travel to some new and exciting place. Angered with Wu Kang's impatience, the master banished Wu Kang to the Moon Palace telling him that he must cut down a huge cassia tree before he could return to earth. Though Wu Kang chopped day and night, the magical tree restored itself with each blow, and thus he is up there chopping still.

III. The Hare - Jade Rabbit
In this legend, three fairy sages transformed themselves into pitiful old men and begged for something to eat from a fox, a monkey and a rabbit. The fox and the monkey both had food to give to the old men, but the rabbit, empty-handed, offered his own flesh instead, jumping into a blazing fire to cook himself. The sages were so touched by the rabbit's sacrifice that they let him live in the Moon Palace where he became the "Jade Rabbit."

IV. The Cake - Moon Cake
During the Yuan dynasty (A.D.1280-1368) China was ruled by the Mongolian people. Leaders from the preceding Sung dynasty (A.D.960-1280) were unhappy at submitting to foreign rule, and set how to coordinate the rebellion without it being discovered. The leaders of the rebellion, knowing that the Moon Festival was drawing near, ordered the making of special cakes. Backed into each moon cake was a message with the outline of the attack. On the night of the Moon Festival, the rebels successfully attacked and overthrew the government. What followed was the establishment of the Ming dynasty (A.D. 1368-1644). Today, moon cakes are eaten to commemorate this legend.

Men’s Hairstyles Trends for Spring/Summer 2012



The Spring-Summer 2012-fashion shows completed, it is time to get to the next page as hairdressing.  Next year will be cut 60's she still popular?  The line on the side Will it still a must?

Here 20 photos of male models from spring/summer 2011-2012 fashion shows with trendy hairstyles for the next S/S.





Here cons: Adam Kimmel

In town, is as well as along the beach.  Wrapped gel along the length, the hair is slightly wavy and gives the impression that we just dipping.


Band of Outsider
Tired of your hair curly?  You're welcome.  It plays the card of the flexible loop keeping long locks on the top of the head, but by controlling the sides.