MAC Madness

Its LKY - 91 years old ...gone with the wind.
Joke - He's known as God of God of No Mercy - not Kuan Yin, God of Mercy.

But the man is the Founding Father ...


Anyway -time to guess the lyrics... quite difficult thing to do.

RA2 - Crack

You should see NWLink IPX/SPX/NetBIOS Compatible Transport Protocol listed.
Return to the Property page, you should now see the new protocol listed just above "TCP/IP."
Select it and click "Properties"
INTERNAL NETWORK: 000000000

For the field "Frame Type" select "802.2" and for Network Number use "00000001"
Click OK and Close to exit.



RED ALERT
Start up Red Alert 2.
Click Options and then Network
For Network Adapter, select the one that begins with "00 00 00 01" and then a bunch of numbers and letters. That's your Local Area Connection.
For "Destination Network" type in "00.00.00.01"


Install RA2 - Patch 1.0006 (no CD)

November Rain...

Some cool year end period, which usually accompany by lots of rainfall and holidays.  Yup kids are going holiday and so should the parents.

Another year coming to an end, so how the year has been for me and for all?

Do i look forward to next year?  Did I enjoyed the blessings of this year?

Not a bad year .... CROSS OVER as a disciple!

Last Quarter for 2014

Few things to sort out:

1] TalentCorp
2] MOE Oracle
3] MOE SAP
4] MDEC eSTAR
5] Politeknik
6] Graduation

Looks like a run to the finishing line.

Milestone - 40th Birthday

Perhaps it should be a great celebration that we can live longer than any generation before.

Young people use to live up to late 30s because of War, Famine or Diseases.

So i'm very fortunate to be able to blow 40 candles....

I think next milestone - should be DOUBLE to 80.

New Toy for the HOUSE

Johnson Fitness...

We needed that extra push. Can be considered a great birthday gift for ourselves.

Perfect Illustration

The 5 C’s of the perfect illustration

1. Concreteness. You need to be concrete with your words. An abstract illustration is a contradiction in terms, yet dreadfully common. Use nouns that your congregation can picture. Don’t say, “big smile,” say “teethy grin.” Don’t just say “house.” What kind of house is it? A cottage, a Victorian, a Cape Cod, a tri-level?

2. Connotation. Getting a picture in their minds is not the goal, it’s a means to another goal: emotion. Start with the head in order to work toward the heart. Which sentence has more powerful connotation: “The little girl prayed reverently,” or, “The little girl softly folded her hands and bowed her head.” Which description makes you feel something?

3. Conflict. If a story is to be a story, it must have a problem. Your vivid descriptions and sentimental movements will float aimlessly without the gravity of a conflict that demands to be resolved. The more closely the conflict of your story corresponds to the issue in the passage you are illustrating, the more effective your illustration will be.

4. Conclusion. This will state how the problem of story was solved. Of course, this doesn’t mean you can never use tragedies for illustrations. The idea is to communicate the redemptive aspect of your story, which even tragedies have.

5. Connection. Here you unambiguously say how the illustration relates to your sermon. Surprisingly, too many preachers forget this part. How many times have you heard an illustration that pertained not a lick to the passage or the sermon? (I won’t ask how many times you’ve told such an illustration!)

An illustration that doesn’t relate to your lesson– no matter how funny or entertaining or interesting – is a waste of the precious minutes.