I started off this blog to share my little thoughts. Then progressed to write paid posts and get paid.
If you ask me now, do I write for the sake of writing or do I write for the sake of the pay... I do not know how to answer. A bit of both I guess.
Why not have the best in both world. I do what I love to do, writing and sharing, and get paid at the same time. :-)
Saturday, October 06, 2007
Portable DVD player
This is a sponsored post
Good news for those who are “chauffeuring” your kids around and need help to keep your kids’ butt on the car seats. Hehe… introducing to you a 10 inch DVD player (or 26.4cm in SI metric), perfect for your kids, whenever you drive them around, not just to classes and tuitions, but also long car ride for family outing, no?
The portable DVD player comes with a re-chargeable battery pack that gives you up to 4 hours continuous play time. Not enough for 2 series of Harry Porter? Not to worry, you can also plug it directly to your cigarette lighter for in-car use.
The player can play most DVDs and CDs, including MP3, MP4, VCD, DIVX and JPEG formats. It also comes with a built-in surround sound effect stereo speakers with Dolby Digital decoding and anti shock suspension for your restless kids.
Now you can have a peace of mind when you are “chauffeuring” your kids around. =)
The portable DVD player comes with a re-chargeable battery pack that gives you up to 4 hours continuous play time. Not enough for 2 series of Harry Porter? Not to worry, you can also plug it directly to your cigarette lighter for in-car use.
The player can play most DVDs and CDs, including MP3, MP4, VCD, DIVX and JPEG formats. It also comes with a built-in surround sound effect stereo speakers with Dolby Digital decoding and anti shock suspension for your restless kids.
Now you can have a peace of mind when you are “chauffeuring” your kids around. =)
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Smorty
Have you ever....
Have you ever fell in love with someone you thought you know very well but then, incidents after incidents reveal another side of him or her that makes you think again, “do I know him/her that well?”
Have you ever fell in love with someone and yet you think you may not have bright future together?
Have you ever fell in love with someone of your total opposite and have nothing in common?
Have you ever fell in love with someone holding so strongly to his/her principles that it hurts you?
Life reveals itself in a very mysterious way. If you say yes to any of the above, good luck I guess.
Have you ever fell in love with someone and yet you think you may not have bright future together?
Have you ever fell in love with someone of your total opposite and have nothing in common?
Have you ever fell in love with someone holding so strongly to his/her principles that it hurts you?
Life reveals itself in a very mysterious way. If you say yes to any of the above, good luck I guess.
Categories
Personal,
relationship
Thursday, October 04, 2007
Ashop Commerce
This is a sponsored post
If you are interested in doing business online, would like to market your product without much hassle, but yet can make it successful, Ashop Commerce would be the best solution.
Ashop Commerce is a hosted shopping cart software that offers a turn-key ecommerce solution for you to sell online. Yes, one-stop means you do not have to worry about the following (practically the whole chain of your business) and this at a very low monthly fees, mind you.
1) World class set-up
- do not require plug-in or programming;
- free tech support
2) Inventory
- inventory control
- bulk order processing
3) Layout / Design
- fully customisable layout design / theme
- large image views
4) Payment
- accept credit cards
- multi currency support
5) Shipping & Tax
- integration of real time shipping methods (UPS, USPS, Australian Post, Fedex)
- automatic confirmation by email
6) Web optimisation
- always up to date with new search engine algorithms
- link popularity program between Ashop Commerce customers
7) Sales Analysis
- traffic reports
- sales reports
8) Service & Support
- live order tracking
- live online tech support
9) Repeat Customer Accomodation
- all customer's data is stored in database
- greeting for repeat visitors to shopping cart storefront
10) Affiliates
- affiliate program module
- customizable commission structures
11) SMS Alerts
- order Alert - to Merchant
- order Received Alert - to Customer
- order Being Shipped Alert - to Customer
12) Database & System
- advanced security monitoring
- daily back-ups
13) Hosting
- 24x7 monitoring
- advanced security monitoring
14) Security
- Password-protected SSL secured admin panel
- Geographical IP address location checking
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Smorty
My rojak Chinese...
Beware, below is an entry about medical. I am not “medically” inclined, so the terms I used are layman terms. :-p
Went to the Singapore Chung Hwa Medical Institution at Toa Payoh to get my back checked again. Sharp pain comes and go. Sore pain comes and go.
It was my first time there. HY sent May and I to the “hospital” and we took the queue number before going for dinner. Registration started at 6.30pm and May advised me to see a senior consultant who is very experienced. So, to her I went. May told me after dinner, “one thing I didn’t tell you is, there will be apprentice in the consultation room”. I was taken aback, “huh, apprentice? Then no privacy ah?”
While waiting for V (D’s hubby), I peeped into the consultation room through the small window. WOW! APPRENTICE is an understatement. APPRENTICES! There were 6 of them in the small room with 6 patients!
The apprentices were taking notes. The lady sinsei was blunt and fierce. She reprimanded the apprentices and the patients. “Air-cond feels good huh. Now you know pain ah” “Don’t wear short pants to sleep in air-cond room ah, wear long pants ah” “Ate too much meat, time to go on diet ah”… bla bla bla…
Then I became “gan cheong”. Was worried she’ll scold me for some “sin” I have done that caused my back pain.
“What kind of pain you feel?" she asked in Chinese. (Chinese are highlighted in orange here)
“Sometimes “sharp pain”, and sometimes sore pain” I replied. Not able to express myself well in Chinese.
“What sharp pain? Zhen tong is it?”
“Ya, zhen tong”.
“Then say zhen tong, don’t say what sharp pain. Youngsters nowadays, speak Rojak Chinese”.
Went to the Singapore Chung Hwa Medical Institution at Toa Payoh to get my back checked again. Sharp pain comes and go. Sore pain comes and go.
It was my first time there. HY sent May and I to the “hospital” and we took the queue number before going for dinner. Registration started at 6.30pm and May advised me to see a senior consultant who is very experienced. So, to her I went. May told me after dinner, “one thing I didn’t tell you is, there will be apprentice in the consultation room”. I was taken aback, “huh, apprentice? Then no privacy ah?”
While waiting for V (D’s hubby), I peeped into the consultation room through the small window. WOW! APPRENTICE is an understatement. APPRENTICES! There were 6 of them in the small room with 6 patients!
The apprentices were taking notes. The lady sinsei was blunt and fierce. She reprimanded the apprentices and the patients. “Air-cond feels good huh. Now you know pain ah” “Don’t wear short pants to sleep in air-cond room ah, wear long pants ah” “Ate too much meat, time to go on diet ah”… bla bla bla…
Then I became “gan cheong”. Was worried she’ll scold me for some “sin” I have done that caused my back pain.
“What kind of pain you feel?" she asked in Chinese. (Chinese are highlighted in orange here)
“Sometimes “sharp pain”, and sometimes sore pain” I replied. Not able to express myself well in Chinese.
“What sharp pain? Zhen tong is it?”
“Ya, zhen tong”.
“Then say zhen tong, don’t say what sharp pain. Youngsters nowadays, speak Rojak Chinese”.
:-( wawawa... how do we "banana" express ourselves in full Chinese sentence? :-(
Once “kraccckkkk” to the left, and once to the right. Then 3 more times on the spine. That was it. Felt better.
But pain came back yesterday. I think I should really go for a scan.
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