@experience

COLD... Average about 6 degrees Celsius, night time can drop till 3. Snowed slightly just now.

Just done with exams today, I'm signing out in a short while to catch some much needed shut-eye. It's been a while.

Every semester is same. Module Introductions. The module introductions can be quite important too, as it gets you prepared mentally and know what to expect throughout the entire module. If you really can't attend, I guess not much harm is done since you can ask a few friends anyway.

@experience

Gotta ask you a question..

I came across Packetix
http://packetix.net/en/secure/install/

Perfect solution for normal browsing such as facebook and blogger I believe. Secure VPN connection. Went through the steps of creating virtual network adapter. Then after configuring the client, successfully connected to Japan server. woot~.

But don't know how to use it with Chrome pulak. Help~

This post has been edited by entryman: Jan 20 2011, 08:12 PM

Hmm you try and see... quite simple only.

1. I installed the client. Also set up virtual network adapter.
2. Inserted the VPN server and and port and authentication settings.
3. From the client, it said successfully connected to the Japan server.

But now, how to proceed with surfing?

The ActiveX is only for auto-installation of the client.

There's also an option for manual installation, which I've already done.

Now I'm at this stage (see image below), but don't know how to proceed with using it for browsing.

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Edit: I found out how it works. Looks great, but will try to watch a short video clip see stable or not.

This post has been edited by entryman: Jan 20 2011, 10:22 PM

But I face a problem with this Packetix VPN, exactly as below.
The one below is actually a free trial given by one of the LYN seller.
I wonder if you have any ideas to solve such a thing.

Dang.. the SA cafe is still smoky?

I always dreaded to go there due to the odour getting onto shirt..

Hmm, I don't think McD would do very well here.

Population too small. And after you minus out those who have cars and go out in search of good food, those who are health concious, and those who are on budget, and vegetarians..

Probably the dessert station would suffice, they type where they sell apple pies and sundaes.

Now that would be profitable, I think!

Oh I meant the McD's dessert station that serves apple pies and different types of sundaes.

For milk tea with pearls, there's already one at the SA, have you tried it? It's next to the SA entrance, on the left. Their ice blended mango is good too, according to my friend..

To add another statement as a "business student", haha: I'm quite sceptical on the setting up of some sort of franchise at the Admin building. Reason being the image. Unless it was Dome or Starbucks, something along that lines. It will most likely be another cafe just like the old one, maybe owned by the same owner.

This post has been edited by entryman: Jan 22 2011, 01:17 AM

That's good news, congrats!

As to the Subway, I've thought about that. But it's highly expensive and impractical for a majority of the students. But yes there probably would still be quite a number of visitors for it to sustain financially. Anyway, who's going to come up with the capital?

By the way, don't take this the wrong way, but those foodstuff of yours aren't considered healthy.
Margarine? Bad. Coffee? Dehydration and bad odour. Roti canai? Bad.
Although this is a small subset but it makes me wonder about the rest of your diet.

A person who's having immune deficiencies should consume raw foods as a majority of his diet. Raw foods, e.g. fruits, nuts, salads. Cooked foods today have very little nutrients left in them, not to mention all the fried oil. Have a look at the discussion here Post #3 and onwards

Take more foods from live sources, and try as best as you can to remove bottled/canned foods from your diet. Dried foods such as imported muesli + dried fruits (stay away from those usual cereals, they're filled to the brim with sugar) would serve as a great breakfast too.

This post has been edited by entryman: Jan 22 2011, 12:17 PM

@experience

Hmm, yeap, never know. When the time comes to setup such a McD, we need someone who has more than RM 1 million in his bank account to buy the franchising license, and who has f&b experience. And, not to mention the sky high rental that will be imposed. A thorough survey will definitely be done probably by means of handing out leaflets or emails.

@cotton

Ghosts are everywhere. Just bring all sorts of talismans from all sorts of religious people from all the religions in Malaysia. A blessed koran, a blessed talisman from the hindu and buddhist temple, a blessed something from the church, and the best of all bless and clean your own heart, lol.

I've been to 1st and 2nd floor. Steamy too..

By the above comment I quoted I don't think so lor. Must be very big sized girl..

Smallest size single bed can fit two medium sized people la.

But I used male friends' rooms though LOL!

Female friends' rooms I also used, but as courtesy I didn't use their bed, just the tilam on the floor, scared later got my bau. lol.

I'm now in the China campus's International Student Residence.

You can hear music blaring, everyday can hear mating sounds, anything la.

Doesn't really bother, except if during super late night blast music, then definitely will complain.

Asians usually very reserved. And the open ones are mostly taken by the physically superior

I don't mean myself lol!

I mean it in terms of basic human nature and perception.

It's in the encyclopaedia for the world, as well as frequently in the news, even science.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical_attraction
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_shape
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/article855409.ece

You have something against those in the SA eh?

By the way are you sure it's created by IS? I mean the current version.

So long haven't done yet? I've heard about it since last year.

This post has been edited by entryman: Jan 22 2011, 04:21 PM

But I thought you guys already have a electric usage meter attached to your room?

Even if you use electrical appliances you'll be paying for the electricity anyway, rite?

Better email instead of call/mail..

And if you do call (to remind them to read email) remember to record the call
(and remember to ask who you were speaking to)..

My personal experience reminds me that recording every action is the best weapon you have in the case of any disputes.

This post has been edited by entryman: Jan 23 2011, 10:03 PM