Tuesday, March 5, 2013

Latest issues

Assalamualaikum to all bloggers,
 
As effective as today, there will be a lots of changes due to my transformation. The transformation is my career changes. Previously, I am a teacher but effective beginning of this year, I am working as a Lecturer in one of Teachers Training Institute in Northern Region. I'm still a government servant and let me tell all of you my transformation.
 
As a lectuter my working hours are fixed; from 8am to 5pm, Monday-Friday. There will be no more early back promotion. My working hours controlled by a punch card and I am teaching academic and cocurricular activities. However, look at the bright side, my classes' duration was reduces from 16 hours to 7 hours. It is a silver lining beyond the darkest cloud.
 
All in all there are much to share but I need to move to the office to deal with the administration. Lastly, God Speed!!!!
 
Wassalam.

Friday, January 14, 2011

News Tech!!!

Can't work your iPhone with your winter gloves on? Got a scratched DVD that's skipping? Or how about a work PC that signs you out the moment you step away from your desk? The MacGyver-approved answer may be hiding in your junk drawer.

In this week's episode of Upgrade Your Life, Yahoo! News's Becky Worley delivers some simple, everyday solutions for what might appear to be daunting high-tech problems, starting with:

1. Touchscreen phones that won't work when you have gloves on
The capacitive touch displays on the latest and greatest Android and iOS handsets are tops when it comes to tapping out messages with a light touch. Winter gloves, however, will block the electrical charge from your fingertips that capacitive screens use to register a tap — bad news if you're trying to answer a call in a blizzard.

Becky's solution: Cut a tiny slit in your wool gloves (assuming you don't mind slicing up your winter wear) to allow a finger to pop out whenever you need to start tapping.

Don't want to cut holes in your gloves? Try the Pogo Stylus, a pencil-sized metallic stick with a specially made tip that works with capacitive displays.

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2. Dirty cell phone cases
That case you bought for your smartphone looked pretty spiffy when you first slipped it on. After a few months, though, you'll be in for a rude shock when you take the case off and look inside. Where did all that gunk come from? On second thought, don't tell us.

Becky's solution: If it's a one-piece silicone case, just toss it in the dishwasher — done. Beware, though: Plastic cases with multiple, glued-on parts will come apart if you give them the dishwasher treatment.

3. Wet gadgets
News flash: Gadgets and water rarely mix. If you do manage to leave your cell phone, camera, or other battery-powered gear out in the rain — or worse, drop them in a toilet — the prognosis is usually pretty grim.

Becky's solution: Before you give up hope, try dropping your soaked gear into a Tupperware container full of rice to draw out the moisture. (Check out more details on this method from Popular Mechanics.) Or, as a general preventative measure to keep moisture away, save some silica gel packs (you know, the ones you'll find in boxes of new shoes or beef-jerky packages) and stuff them in your cell phone or camera case.

4. Scratched DVDs and CDs
There's nothing quite as annoying as a skipping music CD or a DVD that randomly jumps seconds or minutes ahead, without warning. In some cases, you might be dealing with a dirty laser in your CD or DVD deck; more often, however, the culprit is a scratched disc.

The good news is that it is possible to repair scratches in the polycarbonate plastic coating that protects the underlying layer of data on a DVD or CD, as long as the scratch isn't too deep.

Becky's solution: Polish the scratches with a little furniture cleaner, perhaps with a follow-up dose of car polish. Just be sure to start from the center of the disc and rub outward, in a straight line; whatever you do, don't rub in circles.

5. Work PCs that sign you out too quickly
Code-clearance NSA operatives performing top-secret data entry at secure terminals should probably skip this tip. For the rest of us, however, here's an easy way to keep your paranoid PC from signing you out the moment you turn away from the screen.

Becky's solution: Take off your watch (assuming you still have a watch, of course) and lay your mouse on top of its face; the ticking hands will fool the optics in your mouse into thinking it's still in motion.

6. Not enough D batteries for your flashlight
The power's out, and you've got your flashlight — minus one more D battery. D'oh!

Becky's solution: If you've got a spare C battery floating around in your junk drawer, you're in luck; just drop it into the D-cell slot and fill the remaining space with a stack of quarters. Sounds crazy, but Becky promises it'll work. (Just make sure to pick up some more D batteries the next time you're in the hardware store.)


Monday, May 24, 2010

mid year exam...

Assalamualaikum to all my students...just to inform all of u that tomorrow is the objective paper so there will be no hints and tips...but dont forget that i'll be giving all my est students some tips for the graphic organizer and essay writing...so dont forget to peek into this blog for hints and tips...all the best...tq

Monday, October 26, 2009

Sorry Guys!!!!

Assalamualaikum to my Form 4 Students...

Actually I wish to give u all some tips for tuesday's exam but after some consideration and thoughts shared with other teachers...I have decided to make a rain check next time...

However...I had given all of u with all the ammonition and definitely these last 2 months I spilled out some of the examination contents and techniques...I hope all of u can do the best so that we will discover ourselves by learning EST...All the best and May Allah grant all of u the flying colours...

Cheers...wassalam!!!

Tuesday, September 8, 2009

All the best!!!!

Assalamualaikum to all my SPM students,

This is my final favour for all of u so that u will be success in future...I will reveal the paper 1 EST:

Section A: Human function in sport (atlet) feet:
Human system (respiratory/digestive/liver)
Section B: Energy and motion (wheel, axle,pully and lever)


Pray that my question is selected for this year SPM TRIAL...

All the best!!!

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

Sorry!!!

Salam to all my form 5 students...

I would like to post my sincere apology because I am unable to keep my promise when I did not post the hint to all of you at six o'clock just now...this is because I was unable to access my blog and I am pre-occupied with the health issue at our school today...However, I believed that whatever happened today is a blessing in disguised...I believe that my students are capable to answer the given questions as long as he/she understands the meaning of each context...

As the first paper is concern, just remember that Section A (1) it surely about short graphic responses and (2) was about the graphic organiser that explain in depth about the overall views...

As section B, just remember this if you are required to make a formal report use my structure but i f it informal...enough with title and title...tq...

Monday, August 10, 2009

Hints!!!

Salam to all Form 4 students...the moments all of you waiting for...

For you exam questions.

Section A:

Part 1:
Heat transfer
Radiation, Convection and conduction

Part 2:
Technology and Gadget
wound-detecting Underwear

Section B:
Reports on causes of migraine
(Note that the report is not required you to sent to anyone therefore no sender and receiver annotation)

Thats all. I'm online tonite so you may chat in my chatting facility (bumpIn).

Tq...

Love,

Sir Saleh.