When I first came across Casio Tough Solar watches, I thought it would be good to have watches that were recharged using solar power. I thought there would not be any need to replace the battery since it would be continuously be recharged by the Sun. Little did I know that was a wrong choice. (more…)

Judging from the number of comments that I received about this Red Fox MP3 FM modulator, I think I might put in a few pointer about using this device.

The Red Fox MP3 modulator that I bought could use both the SD/MMC Card as well as USB flash drive. The size limit for SD/MMC card is 2GB, while for USB thumb drive 4GB is usable. So far the USB drive that I tried that has no problem with the Red Fox MP3 Modulator are: (more…)

I was pretty much conked off after my sales trip to Johor. Long distance driving to say the least was very tiring. Nevertheless I still managed to pull myself out from the bed after alarms went off and my wife called me on the phone to come over quickly for help to carry the goods over from the church to the SS14 field in Subang Jaya. (more…)

I have fooled around with Linux even before it was highlighted big time in the media. I first learned about Linux back around 1999 when I was reading an article piece about FreeBSD which was a free O/S used for running servers. I thought, “Hey! Cool. Would like to try that!” So I decided to did around the internet to find out more information about operating systems that was free. Somehow, I ended up on a website explaining the concept of Linux and it seem rather intriguing. (more…)

Let’s face it, listing the web page URL line by line manually in the sitemap file is really tedious and a pain in the a**! What a way to build up your web site list for the robots to crawl your web pages! There must be a better way to do it, right? After all, what is the purpose of programming but to automate the process, yes? (more…)

The Yahoo Site Explorer is a tool for you to view and manage your website web pages, to find out which pages were indexed by Yahoo and to control which pages should or should not be indexed by Yahoo. (more…)

The sitemap.xml is to assist the search engines to index your web site.
Search engines like Google, Yahoo, MSN Live, and etc constantly sends out robots, spiders, crawlers (or whatever term they wish to call these automated indexing software) to index websites to put into their search database. To give the robots, spiders and crawlers a hand, a list of web pages listed in the sitemap.xml will speed up their process of indexing your web site. (more…)

Once you have created your sitemap.xml file, you will need to submit it to Google for their indexing of your site with their robots, spiders and crawlers.

You will need to have an account with Google to submit your sitemap. You can log in with your gmail account, and if you don’t have a gmail account? Go beg somebody that has a Gmail account to invite you so that you could setup a Gmail account! (more…)

Lily came up with a bright idea to organize a jumble sale to kick start the accumulation of funds for the eventual hope of building our very own Grace USJ building. Mind you the amount is no small matter, but we are believing that what might not be possible in the physical will be possible in the Spirit if God is willing. All we need do is just step out in faith, in prayer and hope for the best. (more…)

A lot of things whiz by very fast nowadays. If Einstein space-time theory is anything to go by, time seemed to have speeded up. I found myself with less time to do just about anything; having to squeeze in time a little here and a little there to get things done. No wonder people we are getting so stressed up in life! (more…)