Tuesday, February 28, 2006

Tuesday, February 21, 2006

Unipage



With Unipage you can save webpages to your hard drive as single html files.

All components get unified so you only need a browser to retrieve the webpage, making easy to share the captured page to others via email.

Friday, February 17, 2006

ONLY AS YOU ASSUME THE FEELING OF YOUR WISH FULFILLED

Whatever you desire is already "furnished and prepared." Your imagination can put you in touch inwardly with that state of consciousness. If you imagine that you are already the one you want to be, you are following the "man bearing a pitcher of water." If you remain in that state, you have entered the guest-chamber - Passover - and committed your spirit into the Hands of God - your consciousness.

A man's state of consciousness is his demand on the Infinite Store House of God, and, like the law of commerce, a demand creates a supply. To change the supply, you change the demand - your state of consciousness. What you desire to be, that you must feel you already are. Your state of consciousness creates the conditions of your life, rather than the conditions create your state of consciousness. To know this Truth, is to have the "water of life."

But your Saviour - the solution of your problem - cannot be manifested by such knowledge only. It can be realized only as such knowledge is applied. Only as you assume the feeling of your wish fulfilled, and continue therein, is your "side pierced; from whence cometh blood and water." In this manner only is Jesus - the solution of your problem - realized.


SEEDTIME AND HARVEST

Copyrighted Neville 1956

Thursday, February 09, 2006

Teleflip



You can send text messages to US cellular phone numbers from any online computer.

How to do it? Simple. From your email client send the message to [cellphonenumber]@teleflip.com, where "cellphonenumber" is the phone number you want to send the text SMS message.

Example: Your target cell phone is 444.555.9999. So you send the email message to 4445559999@teleflip.com and the cell phone will receive it as a SMS.


Teleflip is free.

Friday, February 03, 2006

Tuesday, January 31, 2006

Nakido


"Nakido Flag is a plugin for Windows which allows you to share your files to many people with just one right click. Simply email the Nakido download link to your friends or share it in ICQ, Skype, MSN Messenger, Yahoo Messenger, blogs and forums, and your files will get to thousands of people instantly."

I have tried it and works fine. This may be the ultimate solution for big file sending, plus unlimited time frame hosting and downloading.

Thursday, January 26, 2006

A Nasreddin tale


~ On the Roof ~

Nasreddin Hodja's old house had a leaking roof. One day the Hodja decided to fix it. He borrowed a ladder and with great difficulty climbed up to the roof. Just as he was setting off to work, he heard a knock on the door. He looked down from the edge of the roof and saw a stranger in front of his door.

`I am up here.' Hodja shouted. When the man looked up, `What is it that you want?' he asked him.

`Please come down,' replied the man, `I have something to say to you.'

Hodja precariously descended down the old ladder. Once on the ground he again asked the man what he wanted.

`Alms,' said the man, `could you spare some alms.'

Hodja thought for a second and then told the man to come up to the roof with him. Hodja in front, the beggar behind him, both running short on breath, climbed up the ladder. Once on the roof top, Hodja turned to the man and said: `I don't have any.'

Source.

Wednesday, January 25, 2006

A small world

If the World was a Village of 100 People

If we could shrink the earth's population to a village of precisely 100 people, with all the existing human ratios remaining the same, it would look something like the following.

There would be:

57 Asians
21 Europeans
14 from the Western Hemisphere, both North and South America
8 Africans
52 would be female
48 would be male
70 would be non-white
30 would be white
70 would be non-Christian
30 would be Christian
89 would be heterosexual
11 would be homosexual
6 people would possess 59% of the entire world's wealth;
all 6 would be from the United States.
80 would live in substandard housing
70 would be unable to read
50 would suffer from malnutrition
1 would be near death; 1 would be near birth
1 (yes, only 1) would have a college education
1 would own a computer

Google/ig Desktop


Google/ig Desktop
Originally uploaded by infinite.light.

Some of the things you can do with Google/ig start page.

Heroism



As a rule, all heroism is due to a lack of reflection, and thus it is necessary to maintain a mass of imbeciles. If they once understand themselves the ruling men will be lost.
-- Orlando, in Caliban

Ernest Renan (1823-1892)
French historian

Sunday, January 22, 2006

How to keep a secret diary online

Blogs are trendy, fine, but many of us still need to write personal topics to ourselves and keep a record of reflections, experiences, projects and so on. How to do it online and keep it private?
I'm going to share with you my way here. Tools required:
1. Go to your Gmail account and create a label named Diary.
2. Create a filter on Gmail settings to stick the label Diary to any message coming from someone called diary. You can also set it to skip the inbox so the message is automatically archived as soon it arrives.
3. Create a Writeboard document, give it a title and bookmark it. This will be your notepad to write diary entries. It's interesting that Writeboard allows you to include links and images that are on the Internet. That's why I suggest you use a free image hosting site where to privately upload images that you may want to paste to your diary entry. Also, you can paste to your Writeboard document images that are wherever in the Internet, hosted by whoever, as long as you use the URL of that image.
4. So, time to write your first diary entry. Open your Writeboard document (under password) and write what you need to write, paste the images you want from your private Illhostit place or from wherever else the world wide web, and when you are done, save the document and send it to your Gmail address. Writeboard asks you if you want to send it using a particular name. Answer diary as the sender's name, and Writeboard is sending your entry to your Gmail account, which in turn will label it and archive it as you have previously set it to do.
5. Next time you have something to say to your diary, follow the same procedure. Your Writeboard document will still contain your former entry. Just erase everything and start writing. Save it and send it to your Gmail address using the word diary as sender name.

Illhostit allows you to upload any number of images, any size, and gives you a private URL of each that you can paste wherever (forums, blogs, online office documents like Writeboard ones, etc).

Writeboard allows you to create any number of documents, each one under the password you want. You only need to bookmark each document you create or will be forever forgotten. Perfect for diary entries!

Gmail needs no introduction. It's the best free web-based email provider. It's easy to get an invitation to open an account, otherwise you can almost to the same diary thing with another email account.

Clipmarks

If you are still not using Clipmarks, you are missing something really innovative and useful to get the best from your web surfing. The Internet is a well of information (articles, books, movies, music, images, you name it), it's the global depository of the human culture. When you browse the infinite of bits you sure find pieces of information, text, sound or visual, that you would like to keep. Now you can. Beyond bookmarking the URL of a website, you can select any image or text and save it to your free Clipmarks account, either as a private or a public piece of information. Whatever you have saved will remain available for your use and enjoyment. You can send any clipmark (a saved item) to others by email, print it, comment other's public clipmarks and discover valuable items that the Clipmarks community have saved. Websites can come and go, but your clipmarks are yours forever.

Saturday, January 21, 2006

Are you lost?

More jokes here.

Thursday, January 19, 2006

As long as you love me

The Back Dormitory Boys presenting:

How to send big files

If you need to send a large file to someone and your current email provider (or the provider of the person you want to send the file to) cannot help you with files of size over 10 Mb, there are a number of free big file sending services out there.

Here are my favorites:

Hyperupload: upload files of size up to 10 Mb, permanent hosting and downloading.

Megaupload: upload files of size up to 250 Mb, 30 days hosting and downloading or as long as there is more frequent download activity.

Sendover: upload files of size up to 2 Gb, 7 days hosting and downloading time frame, or no limit as long as there's more frequent access to the file page.

Yousendit: upload files of size up to 1 Gb, 7 days hosting or 1000 downloads.

Bigfileupload: upload files of size up to 95 Mb, permanent hosting and downloading.

Blogs, what's the fuss?

What means “blog”?. A blog is nothing else but an online notepad where you can easily add notes: texts, images, sounds or videos. What blogs have changed is the way a website can be updated. With blogging software you don’t need to open the whole file of your website and deal with it on your web editor to add a short note, now you can just upload the new portion and it gets automatically aggregated to the whole site in reverse chronological order (present to past). The blogging phenomena is all about a technical alternative to editing websites, nothing to do with website content. Blogging is trendy and cool, but only if you have interesting things to say and to show to the world.