Paving the way for .NET in Tonga
A disjoint group of Tongan nationals got together over a dysfunctional mailing list in 1995 to discuss navel gazing topics that lead to increased confusion and further dis-information. After a few wild and tangental discussions some trodded back to reality while others continued to pursue the electric dream through branched out web sites, discussion forums.
NoMoa is one of those branched projects, resurrected as a beginnings for codifying precious knowledge on paper. The electronica forum is a wonderful space and we have learned a lot, but in the third world paper is difficult enough to come by let alone electronic dreams. To pass on knowledge, skills and information, NoMoa.com is a group of Nationals who will attempt to codify this stuff in a more accessible print medium.
Bear with us while we work, if you wish to talk with the publishers contact samt
OK, so the reason we’re talking about AVG Antivirus is because we’re back in the Windows Desktop support role and have to look at what’s currently out there for gratis for some of my cheapo friends.
Unfortunately, you’re medicine is only as good as you make sure to keep them up to date (all things go stale when you leave them alone for too long.)
If you value your time, then just go ahead and pay for a quality product that has the automated update services (and pray that the updates don’t break your machine.)
Diagnostics ?
Read the screens for the install, you can upgrade or the virus signatures et. al during the configuration (so you don’t need to do it with every launch of the tool.)
You can create a USB Memory Stick ‘install’ which allows you to launch most tools on a ‘running’ Windows XP box without having to boot from the CDR or USB Stick.
Now, back to installing these things.
My dad watched the Fiji –vs- Australia Semi Final game, and enjoyed himself.
The Rugby League World Cup is more Amco Cup than World Cup.
Tonight we were supposed to watch and enjoy a delayed broadcast of a semi final of the RLWC.
The Rugby League World Cup is a joke
LeftArmSpinner
Sun, 16 Nov 2008 21:24:25 GMT
I personally found it hard to comprehend what was the whole point of pitting a side of $100K professionals against part-time workers?
Oh yeah, the entertainment value of listening to those wonderful comments from broadcasters who begin the show by saying how much the Australian side have to be wary of the flamboyance to later turn around saying that “this is going to hurt.”
Oh yeah, and it really advances Rugby League in those minnow countries ? No. The last time Rugby League grew in Tonga was when the ARL and SuperLeague were throwing money around. How long ago was that ?
But if the US can have World Championships for sports only they play, who says we can’t hold similar moments of delirium.
I get enough people asking and my current antivirus of choice is the AVG Suite (and we went for the family pack) but the free edition is over at:
http://www.avg.com/product-avg-anti-virus-free-edition
The 3rd Annual “Battle of the Bands” is a music festival of ethnic youth and young people within Victoria. The night will include ethnic action dancing, sway of the pacific, the glitter of Asia, Bands from the church groups will range from heavy rock to gospel country.
Many of the stars of the music festival will be “Second Generation” Australian born children of immigrants and refugees as performers.
Everyone is welcome to come and join in the fun and audience members are encouraged to come in costume of your ethnic heritage which include Anglo, European background.(Dutch, German, Scottish, English, Wales, etc)
It is proudly supported by the Uniting Church in Australia.
Date 22 November 2008.
Location Box Hill Wesley Uniting Church in 2-6 Oxford Street, Box Hill, Melbourne.
Times 3pm to 9.30pm
parking details Street parking
Tickets secretary. Tee Makoni - talaheumakoni@hotmail.com
Adults $5.00
Young people 12 to 25 Goldcoin donation
Children under 12 free.
Food stalls will be available
New Performers wishing to join in should contact:
Don Ikitoelagi (03) 9251- 5287 email Don.Ikitoelagi@victas.uca.org.au
Thinking out of the box, and greater experience always helps to finding short-cuts to getting that work done. In this case, the GBM team gives us tips on how to make it easier to access those Inking tools in the Microsoft Office suite.
The following is a re-post from an earlier article we published on customizing the Quick Access Toolbar so that the pen is easier to access in Office 2007:
One of the frustrating things about Office 2007 is how the inking tools are hidden under the Review Ribbon button. The ink options are harder to find, further sending the message that ink is a second-class citizen in Office products, and breaks that flow of “thinking in ink”. When I want to ink, I don’t want to hunt and peck for my pens. I just want to start inking.
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Now you have one-click access to your pens and they are no longer hidden under the obscure “Review” tab. Unfortunately, the Editor Options do not apply system wide in Outlook. You’ll need to make the same changes to the Calendar, Contact, and Journal screens. Just create a new item for Calendar, Contact, and Journal, and then go to the Editor Options for each type to customize the Quick Access Toolbar. Follow the same instructions for customizing Word, Excel, etc.
GBM How To: Add Pen Options to Quick Access Toolbar
Rob Bushway
Mon, 10 Nov 2008 15:00:00 GMT
Now, all I need is a shortcut to keeping the battery in my mobile phone charged. (? whatever ?)
After church on Sunday we stopped over Uncle John’s house because we haven’t totally destroyed someone else’s house in a long time.
Now, we feel better so it’s time to go home.
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All Blacks-France cup start not certain The Press, New Zealand - "Given our close relationship with Tonga, it has merits to consider," Snedden said. Some of those merits could also be financial – a huge factor given the ... |
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