Sun Tzu : Art of War

Thursday, 18 June 2009

Sun's The Art of War has influenced many notable figures. Traditional histories recount that the first emperor of a unified China, Qin Shi Huang, considered the book invaluable in ending the Age of Warring States. Japan was introduced to The Art of War c. 760 CE, and the book quickly became popular among Japan's generals. The publication also significantly influenced the unification of Japan. Mastery of its teachings was considered a mark of respect among the samurai, and its teachings were both exhorted and exemplified by influential samurai such as Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and Tokugawa Ieyasu.Historians popularly recount how French emperor Napoleon studied Sun's military writings and used them to successfully wage war against the rest of Europe.

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The Language of Nature

Sunday, 14 June 2009

Seeing and watching little thing surround us can give a big thing that you never realize before.But sometimes we get usuall with just a "big stuff". What i mean is our nature, our surroundings, that i would like to call "Languange of Nature". The behaviour of animal, plant, wind, cloud and many other things around us. They won't say "Hey, it's gonna rain" or "Today is a sunny day" or maybe "Watch out, a storm will catch us".No...but these language just leave a sign for us to discover it self, while the sign just left behind if we ignored it, but when human become more sensitive with this untold language, when we discovered what they are trying totell us, then I should welcome you to another amazing world, "The World of Universe, The Language of Nature" that actually already be there, but waiting for us to discover. For example, some trees have leaves that are very sensitive to changes in humidity and will curve upward when it becomes more humid. Increases in humidity are usually associated with rain, so the trees usually curl up their leaves before it rains.

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The Blue Planet Keeps It's Secret - Ver`2

Monday, 18 May 2009

Adam Bridge


Adam Bridge alias Rama Bridge is a narrow ridge of sands and rocks , mostly dry, which connects Mannar Island Sri Langka) with Pamban Island (India), about 18 miles (3000 km). It is said that the existency of Adam Bridge to be around one to two million years.
This statement is confirmed by The Srilangkan Archeology Department also.
It's quite easy to observe Adam bridge above sea level, while it's only stagnate around 1,2 metres inside water(when tides periode).

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Tips for washing out oil spot

Sunday, 17 May 2009

If your shirt got hit by oil spot, it will be difficult to fade away the spot. But do you know, just with flatiron you can get your dress back as it is before. First, put oil paper (which can absorb oil) or cotton at the spot. Then iron it with low temperature until it hot. Naturally, the oil spot will be transferred to the surface of cotton....

I hope it's useful for you.


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A li'l magic for your crack glass

Sometimes in a hurry, I often pours down hot water directly to my ceramic glass, and crack..Ggrreeaat....where as i like that glass.
Luckily, I'm not throw away my glass as i saw an article about how to reflated my glass. But let me explain a bit about what happen to the glass when we pours down hot water too fast.
When we pours down hot or boiled water too fast, causing the inside and outside of the glass facing the fast expansion speed. Then as you know, we'll get a crack or broken glass. Here's the little secret, if the crack is not really worse, we still can fix it by putting the glass into milk. Then boiled both about 4-5 minutes. After we got boiled milk, then take away the glass.
And abracadabra...the crack already gone as if nothing happen before. Try it on!

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Boiled Egg Vs Unboiled Egg

Ever been fooled by egg? Cannot make a difference between boiled and un-boiled egg? Just by seeing and touching it will make no result. Here's the simple trick.

We just have to spinned as if it's a whirligig. Because the density of boiled egg, it will be very easy to spin. Contrary with unboiled egg, the liquidity of it's structure causing irregularity of circle. Unboiled egg will keep moving and and it's difficult to stay in balance.

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Charcoal + Copper

Do you ever have a problem with fishy smell of your shoes or maybe in your refrigerator? Yes...for several person, maybe it's kinda disturbing. Yup maybe my tips could help you solve your problem.

Prepare charcoal and specie (coin), then put both at your shoes when you don't wear it. Wanna know the reason? Here is some brief explation for that.
The nature of charcoal can change acidity of stuffs become alkali, while Alkali can increase activity and purify the air by killing germs or bacteria, besides the copper can control the growth of germs or bacteria. So, when we combined both charcoal and copper, and put it onto our shoes or refrigerator, the result..good bye stink and fishy smell.
Try it on ^.^

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