Wednesday, January 9, 2008

Check it Kineda.com Hyori Shows You How to Look Hot in 30 Seconds. Going out to club tonight, but you need to go home a get out of those boring work clothes and redo your hair first? If you're short on time, here are a few tips from Hyori: Step 1. Pull your black skirt up to your chest and turn it into a strapless dress. Step 2. Slap on some black stiletto boots which are always hot. Step 3. Fluff your hair with a bit of Vidal Sassoon hair wax for that messy yet sexy look. [Kineda] 6:03:37 PM

chaotic intransient prose bursts Strokes. When writing kanji, those pictograms you typically see in Chinese and Japanese, the order you draw the strokes is important. There are basic guidelines you can follow. Kee's studying basic kanji at the moment and I have joined her studies since I think it wouldn't hurt to practice more Japanese. She got this cute anime poster with stroke order hints. However, as in all languages, there are subtle exceptions. Consider the kanjis for left and right, Â[sigma]¶ and Âè[greater equal], respectively. The order of the first two strokes is opposite for each as you can see in the following picture. An easy mistake to make. I bet a lot of Japanese get this wrong often. [chaotic intransient prose bursts] 6:01:43 PM

Let's Give a Big Mediaburn Welcome to Solar Cycle 24 New solar cycle has begun  Solar scientists say they've spotted the first conclusive evidence that the next 11-year cycle of solar activity has begun. It's a sunspot, located at 27 degrees north latitude on the sun's sphere. That relatively high latitude, plus the negative polarity observers... - Frank Roylance [Science Matters] 5:47:45 PM