Tuesday, December 27, 2011

Kaspersky Antivirus 2012 Harga Berpatutan Disini

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Sunday, April 17, 2011

NeoBux Cash Out Today

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Saturday, July 31, 2010

3rd Cash Out From NeoBux

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Thursday, April 08, 2010

Mase kerja dulu~~


Time boss xde kat opis

 

Bile boss pangil

Bile kene pegi meeting

Bile time rehat


Bile dapat project baru dari boss

 
Bile tengah cari idea tuk project


Bile project susah nk buat



Bile otak jam



Bile client banyak songe dan berlagak pandai


Bile client tukar fikiran saat akhir


Bile boss suh kije lebih mase (Over Time)


Bile boss suh datang pejabat time cuti ade project urgent

Bile terbuat silap pada project boss bagi

Bile dapat siapkan project dengan cemerlang

Bile project gagal/rugi

Bile dapat gaji akhir bulan
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Tuesday, April 06, 2010

Second Payment From NeoBux




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Wednesday, January 13, 2010

C☮mpilati☮n ☮f ÅSÇII C☮de


What is ASCII? The ASCII stands for "The American Standard Code for Information Interchange". ASCII is a character-encoding scheme based on the ordering of the English alphabet. ASCII codes represent text in computers, communications equipment, and other devices that use text. Most modern character-encoding schemes, which support many more characters than did the original, are based on ASCII.

So how to type this characters? Press and hold "alt" key and then type the numbers using the right side of the keyboard [Num Pad] then let go of the "alt" key and the character will appear. Table 1 & table 2 are the example you can try. "The code below tested on my windows 7 x64 ye, windows lain xtau jadi ke x."
ASCII Code


"Alt" + 1
V
86
½
171

2
W
87
¼
172

3
X
88
¡
173

4
Y
89
«
174

5
Z
90
»
175

6
[
91

176

7
\
92

177

8
]
93

178

9
^
94

179

10
_
95

180

11
`
96

181

12
a
97

182

13
b
98

183

14
c
99

184

15
d
100

185

16
e
101

186

17
f
102

187

18
g
103

188

19
h
104

189

20
i
105

190
§
21
j
106

191

22
k
107

192

23
l
108

193

24
m
109

194

25
n
110

195

26
o
111

196

27
p
112

197

28
q
113

198

29
r
114

199

30
s
115

200

31
t
116

201

32[Space]
u
117

202
!
33
v
118

203
"
34
w
119

204
#
35
x
120

205
$
36
y
121

206
%
37
z
122

207
&
38
{
123

208
'
39
|
124

209
(
40
}
125

210
)
41
~
126

211
*
42

127

212
+
43
Ç
128

213
,
44
ü
129

214
-
45
é
130

215
.
46
â
131

216
/
47
ä
132

217
0
48
à
133

218
1
49
å
134

219
2
50
ç
135

220
3
51
ê
136

221
4
52
ë
137

222
5
53
è
138

223
6
54
ï
139
α
224
7
55
î
140
ß
225
8
56
ì
141
Γ
226
9
57
Ä
142
π
227
:
58
Å
143
Σ
228
;
59
É
144
σ
229
<
60
æ
145
µ
230
=
61
Æ
146
τ
231
>
62
ô
147
Φ
232
?
63
ö
148
Θ
233
@
64
ò
149
Ω
234
A
65
û
150
δ
235
B
66
ù
151

236
C
67
ÿ
152
φ
237
D
68
Ö
153
ε
238
E
69
Ü
154

239
F
70
¢
155

240
G
71
£
156
±
241
H
72
¥
157

242
I
73

158

243
J
74
ƒ
159

244
K
75
á
160

245
L
76
í
161
÷
246
M
77
ó
162

247
N
78
ú
163
°
248
O
79
ñ
164

249
P
80
Ñ
165
·
250
Q
81
ª
166

251
R
82
º
167

252
S
83
¿
168
²
253
T
84

169

254
U
85
¬
170

255[space]
[Table 1]

ASCII Code

-backspace-
0008
²
0178
-tab-
0009
³
0179
-enter-
0010
´
0180
-enter-
0013
µ
0181
-paste-
0022

0182
-redo-
0026
·
0183
-space-
0032
¸
0184
!
0033
¹
0185
"
0034
º
0186
#
0035
»
0187
$
0036
¼
0188
%
0037
½
0189
&
0038
¾
0190
'
0039
¿
0191
(
0040
À
0192
)
0041
Á
0193
*
0042
Â
0194
+
0043
Ã
0195
,
0044
Ä
0196
-
0045
Å
0197
.
0046
Æ
0198
/
0047
Ç
0199
0 → 9
0048 → 0057
È
0200
:
0058
É
0201
;
0059
Ê
0202
<
0060
Ë
0203
=
0061
Ì
0204
>
0062
Í
0205
?
0063
Î
0206
@
0064
Ï
0207
A→ Z
0065 → 0090
Ð
0208
[
0091
Ñ
0209
\
0092
Ò
0210
]
0093
Ó
0211
^
0094
Ô
0212
_
0095
Õ
0213
`
0096
Ö
0214
a → z
0097 → 0122
×
0215
{
0123
Ø
0216
|
0124
Ù
0217
}
0125
Ú
0218
~
0126
Û
0219

0130
Ü
0220
ƒ
0131
Ý
0221

0132
Þ
0222

0133
ß
0223

0134
à
0224

0135
á
0225
ˆ
0136
â
0226

0137
ã
0227

0139
ä
0228
Œ
0140
å
0229
Ž
0142
æ
0230

0145
ç
0231

0146
è
0232

0147
é
0233

0148
ê
0234

0149
ë
0235

0150
ì
0236

0151
í
0237
˜
0152
î
0238

0153
ï
0239
š
0154
ð
0240

0155
ñ
0241
œ
0156
ò
0242
ž
0158
ó
0243
Ÿ
0159
ô
0244
-space-
0160
õ
0245
¡
0161
ö
0246
¢
0162
÷
0247
£
0163
ø
0248
¤
0164
ù
0249
¥
0165
ú
0250
¦
0166
û
0251
§
0167
ü
0252
¨
0168
ý
0253
©
0169
þ
0254
ª
0170
ÿ
0255
«
0171
¬
0172
­
0173
®
0174
¯
0175
°
0176
±
0177
 [Table 2]

ENJOY!

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Tuesday, December 01, 2009

[ ワンピース ] One Piece Movie : Strong World

Well,...this is my favorite anime. Seriously can't wait to watch it!! Arrghhh!!! Aarrgghhh again...

One Piece Movie 10 : Strong World



Movie Director : Munehisa Sakai
Story Writer : Eiichiro Oda
RELEASE DATE : 12 DECEMBER 2009 [japan] Arghhgg!
Genre : Animation | Fantasy | Romance | Adventure | Action
Language/ Country : Japanese/Japan

Overall Anime Plot
A boy named Monkey D. Luffy, inspired by his childhood hero "Red-Haired" Shanks, sets out on a journey to find One Piece, the legendary treasure of the King of the Pirates, Gol D Roger. To accomplish this, he must reach the end of the most deadly and dangerous ocean: The Grand Line.

Luffy captains the Straw Hat Pirates first through the sea of East Blue and then through the Grand Line. He follows the path of the deceased King of the Pirates, Gol D. Roger, from island to island on his way to the great treasure One Piece. On his way his crew grows to have a firstmate - swordsman "Pirate Hunter" Roronoa Zoro, a navigator - "Cat Thief" Nami, a sniper-"Sogeking" Usopp, a cook- "Black Leg" Sanji, a doctor- Tony Tony Chopper, an archaeologist- Nico Robin, a shipwright- "Cyborg" Franky, and a musician- "Dead Bones" Brook.

During the course of the story, the crew contends with both other less moral pirate crews and the Marines. The latter are the subordinates of the corrupt World Government, who apparently seek justice by ending the Golden Age of Pirates. Many background story elements involve the delicate balance of power between the World Government and the world's most powerful pirate crews, especially the Yonkou, the four most powerful pirates in the world.

MuVie TraiLer :



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Monday, November 30, 2009

The girl who silenced the world for 5 minutes



Please, LOVE our planet and its habitat
STOP POLLUTION, WAR






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Sunday, November 29, 2009

The Romans Numerals


We usually see this number in appendix or at the introduction of many books. Sometimes we got confuse about what this word represent. So, lets execute this confuse.

History of Roman Numerals
Roman numerals, as the name suggests, originated in ancient Rome. No one is sure when roman numerals were first used, but they far predate the middle ages. Theories abound as to the origins of this counting system, but it is commonly believed to have started with the ancient Etruscans. The symbol for one in the roman numeral system probably represented a single tally mark of the kind people would notch into wood or dirt to keep track of items or events they were counting.


How to Translate Roman Numerals
If smaller numbers follow larger numbers, the numbers are added. If a smaller number precedes a larger number, the smaller number is subtracted from the larger. For example, if you want to say 1,100 in Roman Numerals, you would say M for 1000 and then put a C after it for 100; in other words 1,100=MC in Roman Numerals.

Some more examples:
    .:: VIII = 5+3 = 8
    .:: IX = 10-1 = 9
    .:: XL = 50-10 = 40
    .:: XC = 100-10 = 90
    .:: MCMLXXXIV = 1000+(1000-100)+50+30+(5-1) = 1984

Example

Roman Numeral Table
1
I
14
XIV
27
XXVII
150
CL
2
II
15
XV
28
XXVIII
200
CC
3
III
16
XVI
29
XXIX
300
CCC
4
IV
17
XVII
30
XXX
400
CD
5
V
18
XVIII
31
XXXI
500
D
6
VI
19
XIX
40
XL
600
DC
7
VII
20
XX
50
L
700
DCC
8
VIII
21
XXI
60
LX
800
DCCC
9
IX
22
XXII
70
LXX
900
CM
10
X
23
XXIII
80
LXXX
1000
M
11
XI
24
XXIV
90
XC
1600
MDC
12
XII
25
XXV
100
C
1700
MDCC
13
XIII
26
XXVI
101
CI
1900
MCM
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