Okonomiyaki on boxing day :) and guess what.. i cook this with the help of my little NintendoDS... Ha i loaded a few cookbook software into the machine :) It's works! Taste great and the husband enjoyed Okonomiyaki for the first time~
Sunday, December 27, 2009
Kimchi Nabe
Caught a little fever, have to push off my plan to have a Kimchi Nabe party, but i still made a small one with Inho...
on Merry Christmas Day
on Merry Christmas Day
We made Kimchi Nabe with alot of Japanese Odeng, Kimchi, Japanese Miso, Katsuobushi, Pork and chunks and chunks of veges!! My first time to cook Kimchi the Japanese way
Bubbling lunch.. Cozy and warm to have this on a raining Christmas
We loves Christmas!
Christmas Gift
Merry Christmas!
Inho received gift from his Boss :)
finally he can get rid of his 2 yr old Ashworth :)
Ayam Penyet Ria
RIA store outlet taste way better than their food court express counter
Koropok is chargeable @ $1
Eat it the Indonesia way: Dipped them in their chili sauce
My all time favorite: Gado Gado (Vegetable with peanut sauce)
Bakso bihoon was the only disappointment, bland, Estella77 taste was so much better!!
Ayam Penyet on other hand live up to their signature dish!! Must add lotsa Indonesia sweet sauce!!
Saturday, December 26, 2009
New Layout
Busy - changing the blog format to fit blogger new function x-large size photos!! lots of housekeeping to be done...
Friday, December 25, 2009
Kusamba Herb Sea Salt
Herb Sea Salt ~ i can smell Basil
Browser
Browser IE vs Firefox
I am having problem with them!!
My JPEG banner works well on IE but screwed up (too short) on Fox? Help!!!
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Indonesia Giant Bat - Endangered Animal
My classmate saw this giant bat sleeping while touring in Bali!!Update!
They are called Kalong Javanese Brown Giant Fruit Bat, Classified as endangered, Read More
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
50 Things That Changed Our Lives
Staits Time : Here is an alphabetical look at 50 things that changed our lives since the beginning of the millennium
AIRPORTS: Remember when you did not have to take off your shoes before getting on a plane? Remember when you could bring a bottled drink on board? Political terror changed all that.
ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE: From acupuncture to herbal supplements to alternative ways of treating cancer, alternative medicine became more mainstream than ever.
APPS: There is an app for that! The phrase comes from Apple iPhone advertising, but could apply to the entire decade's gadget explosion, from laptops to GPS systems (want your car to give you directions to Mom's house in Chinese, or by a Frenchwoman named Virginie? There was an app for that.)
AARP (American Association for Retired People) cards ... for baby boomers! Some prominent Americans turned 50 this decade: the pop singers Madonna and Prince. Comic Ellen DeGeneres. The Smurfs. Michael Jackson, the King of Pop - who also died at 50. And some prominent 'early boomers' turned 60: Rocker Bruce Springsteen and actress Meryl Streep, for example.
AGING: Nobody seemed to look their age anymore: Clothes for 50-year-old women started looking more like clothes for 18-year-olds, tweens looked more like teens, long hair was popular for all ages, and in many ways women's fashion seemed to morph into one single age group.
BLOG: I blog, you blog, he blogs ... How did we spend our time before blogging? There are more than 100 million of these Web logs out there in cyberspace.
BLACKBERRIES: Considered essential by corporate CEOs and moms planning playdates. Introduced in 2002, the smartphone version is now used by more than 28 million people, according to its maker, Research In Motion Ltd.
BOOK CLUBS: Thanks in part to TV personality and business mogul Oprah Winfrey, the decade saw not only a profusion in book discussion clubs but a growing reliance on them by publishers.
CABLE: Cable 24-hour news made the evening network news seem quaint, cable dramas reaped Emmys ... and at decade's end, even Oprah was making the move to cable.
CAMERAS: Remember those trips to get film developed? Nope? Even your grandmother has a digital camera, and she is probably e-mailing you photos right now or uploading them to a photo-sharing site.
CELEBRITY CULTURE: Celebrity magazines fed a growing obsession with celebrities and the everyday minutiae of their lives. By decade's end, Americans still were obsessed, though Britney Spears and Angelina Jolie had ceded many covers to reality stars like Jon and Kate Gosselin. Celebrity Web sites like TMZ took hold mid-decade.
CELL PHONES: Cell phones are now used by more than 85 per cent of the US population and for some have replaced land lines. On the downside, they have made cheating on a spouse more difficult - just ask Tiger Woods.
CHEFS: Chefs are hot! The Food Network, whose viewership tripled this decade, reeled in viewers with high-voltage personalities like Rachael Ray and Bobby Flay, Emeril Lagasse and Giada De Laurentis. Meryl Streep starred in a cinematic pean to the late Julia Child.
CONNECTIVITY: As in, we are all expected to be connected, wirelessly, all the time. Boss e-mails you on a Sunday? Better answer, because unless you are off in Antarctica, you have no excuse.
COUGARS: A new TV series called 'Cougar Town' focuses on a phenomenon that gained its name this decade: women dating younger men.
CROCS: Those ubiquitous plastic clogs debuted in 2002 and became the shoes you loved to hate. Kids love 'em, but there are Web groups dedicated to their destruction. Not to be deterred: First lady Michelle Obama, who wore them on vacation in 2009.
DANCING: Dancing never went out of style, but this decade saw the huge popularity of dancing contests like 'So You Think You Can Dance' and 'Dancing With the Stars'.
DATING: Dating was transformed like everything else by Internet sites, rendering other ways of meeting people obsolete. And it was not just the territory of the relatively young - seniors found love online, too.
DVRs: Suddenly, DVR-ing is a verb, and what it means is this - there's no reason to know anymore what channel your program is on, and what time.
EMBARRASSMENT ENTERTAINMENT: Embarrassment has always been part of comedy - you need only think of Don Rickles - but this is the decade of cringe-worthy Larry David in 'Curb Your Enthusiasm', Ricky Gervais, and of course Sacha Baron Cohen, who as Borat and Bruno shamed perhaps the entire country.
FACEBOOK: Can you believe this social networking site was once limited only to Harvard students? Now it is a time-sucking obsession for more than 300 million users globally and a whole new form of social etiquette. Whom to friend on Facebook?
FAT: This was the decade that fat became the enemy of the state. New York City banned trans fats, and Alabama - second in national obesity rankings - introduced a tax on overweight state workers.
FOODIE: It is not just that guy in the White House who liked arugula - this was the decade of the foodie, when we all developed gourmet palates. Even a burger became a gourmet item - as in Daniel Boulud's truffle burger, stuffed with foie gras and short ribs.
GOING GREEN: From the kind of light bulbs we use to the kind of shopping bags we carry to the cars we drive, 'going green' took hold this decade. Now, it is not strange to hear a schoolchild tell a parent to use a cloth grocery bag.
GOOGLE: This was the decade that Google became a part of our brain function. You know that guy who was in that movie - when was it? Just Google it.
GPS: We cannot get lost anymore - or at least it is pretty difficult, with the ubiquitous GPS systems. But you had better type in your location carefully: One couple made a 400-mile mistake this year by typing 'Carpi' rather than 'Capri'.
HELICOPTER PARENTING: Translation - helicopters hover, and so do many parents. After years of obsessive attention to safety and achievement of the youngest children, some said a backlash was under way.
INFORMATION OVERLOAD: An explosion in Internet use led to an overload of information about practically everything. It is at our fingertips, but is it accurate? Some call it part of a larger phenomenon, namely ...
INSTANT GRATIFICATION: Otherwise known as being able to get anything you want within an instant. Often referred to as a theme of the decade.
IPODS: An icon of the digital age, it is hard to believe this portable media player was launched in 2001. Six years later the 100 millionth iPod was sold.
LIFE COACHES: In the aughts, there was a coach for everything! So why not life itself? Some say life coaches are merely therapists without the license or regulations.
MUSICALS: They have been around forever, but this decade musicals came back to film, starting with 'Moulin Rouge' and 'Chicago'. But for kids, it was Disney's extremely successful 'High School Musical' franchise - three movies and counting - that brought back the musical magic.
NETFLIX: The DVD by mail service, established in 1997, announced its two-billionth DVD delivery this year. For many, those discs on top of the TV are just one more thing to procrastinate over.
ORGANIC: Americans rushed to fill their grocery carts with organic food, making it big business - now a US$21 billion (S$30 million) industry, up from $3.6 billion in 1997. At decade's end, Michelle Obama planted the first White House organic vegetable garden.
PREGNANCY CHIC: If you've got it, flaunt it: That was the new ethos of the pregnancy experience, with chic clothes that emphasised the bulging belly, personal pregnancy photos, and endless coverage of celebrity pregnancies.
REALITY TV: As a nation, we became addicted to reality TV, from the feuding Gosselins of 'Jon & Kate Plus 8' to 'American Idol' to 'Project Runway'. At decade's end, the Heenes of Balloon Boy fame and the Salahis of gate crashing fame give reality TV some unwanted attention.
RECESSION CHIC: Fashion skewed to more severe styles, and much black, as so-called 'recession chic' took hold in the latter part of the decade.
RETRO CHIC: Once you forget the smoking, the racism, the sexism and the homophobia, the early 1960s depicted by the AMC series 'Mad Men' sure looked good. The swinging Madison Avenue ad men make neckties cool again.
SEXTING: Combine texting with a cell phone's camera function and you get this parental nightmare. A survey from Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project found that 15 per cent of teens ages 12-17 with a cell phone had received sexually suggestive images or videos.
STARBUCKS: It is a cliche that there is one on every block, but sometimes it seemed like it, and millions now consider it normal to spend $4 or so on a coffee drink in the morning, perhaps a venti half-caf half-decaf vanilla latte with an extra shot.
TATTOOS: It started innocently enough - maybe a butterfly on the shoulder or a tribal symbol on the bicep. A few characters from the Chinese alphabet later, it seemed any hipster who really meant it had a full sleeve of tattoos. The trend extended to middle-aged moms and even 'tween idol Miley Cyrus.
TEXTING: R u still rding this sty? Hope u r. This is the decade we start communicating in the shorthand of text messages. Get used to it, e-mail is so '00s.
TV SCREENS: Television screens became bigger and flatter, making some ordinary living rooms and dens the equivalent of big-studio screening rooms. At the same time, though, people were watching movies and videos on the tiniest screens imaginable, their iPods or other mobile devices.
'TWEEN CULTURE: 'Tweens, especially girls, became an economic force to be reckoned with, buying everything from clothes to electronic devices to music to concert tickets.
TWITTER: The new social network introduced tweets, retweets, follows and trending topics, as long as the message fit into 140 characters.
UGGS: Not since the Croc (see above) has functional footwear created such a frenzy. The fur-lined snowboots were everywhere, no matter the climate. Los Angelenos insisted on wearing them with shorts.
WII: In a sea of ever-more-sophisticated video games, this simple console became the decade's breakout hit by appealing to the nongaming masses. Wiis became a center of family gaming, home fitness and even senior socializing.
WIKIPEDIA: A boon to lazy students everywhere, the open-source encyclopedia used the masses to police its entries and keep them (mostly) (sometimes) accurate.
YOGA: Madonna, Gwyneth and other bendy celebrities brought the eastern practice mainstream. By the end of the decade, even Grandma could do downward-facing dogs on her Wii Fit.
YOUTUBE: Let's end this list and go kill some time by watching ... YouTube videos! The video-sharing site was born in 2005. Political candidates in 2008 even had their on YouTube channels. The most popular video yet - 'Charlie Bit My Finger', in which baby Charlie bites the finger of his brother Harry. -- AP
AIRPORTS: Remember when you did not have to take off your shoes before getting on a plane? Remember when you could bring a bottled drink on board? Political terror changed all that.
ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE: From acupuncture to herbal supplements to alternative ways of treating cancer, alternative medicine became more mainstream than ever.
APPS: There is an app for that! The phrase comes from Apple iPhone advertising, but could apply to the entire decade's gadget explosion, from laptops to GPS systems (want your car to give you directions to Mom's house in Chinese, or by a Frenchwoman named Virginie? There was an app for that.)
AARP (American Association for Retired People) cards ... for baby boomers! Some prominent Americans turned 50 this decade: the pop singers Madonna and Prince. Comic Ellen DeGeneres. The Smurfs. Michael Jackson, the King of Pop - who also died at 50. And some prominent 'early boomers' turned 60: Rocker Bruce Springsteen and actress Meryl Streep, for example.
AGING: Nobody seemed to look their age anymore: Clothes for 50-year-old women started looking more like clothes for 18-year-olds, tweens looked more like teens, long hair was popular for all ages, and in many ways women's fashion seemed to morph into one single age group.
BLOG: I blog, you blog, he blogs ... How did we spend our time before blogging? There are more than 100 million of these Web logs out there in cyberspace.
BLACKBERRIES: Considered essential by corporate CEOs and moms planning playdates. Introduced in 2002, the smartphone version is now used by more than 28 million people, according to its maker, Research In Motion Ltd.
BOOK CLUBS: Thanks in part to TV personality and business mogul Oprah Winfrey, the decade saw not only a profusion in book discussion clubs but a growing reliance on them by publishers.
CABLE: Cable 24-hour news made the evening network news seem quaint, cable dramas reaped Emmys ... and at decade's end, even Oprah was making the move to cable.
CAMERAS: Remember those trips to get film developed? Nope? Even your grandmother has a digital camera, and she is probably e-mailing you photos right now or uploading them to a photo-sharing site.
CELEBRITY CULTURE: Celebrity magazines fed a growing obsession with celebrities and the everyday minutiae of their lives. By decade's end, Americans still were obsessed, though Britney Spears and Angelina Jolie had ceded many covers to reality stars like Jon and Kate Gosselin. Celebrity Web sites like TMZ took hold mid-decade.
CELL PHONES: Cell phones are now used by more than 85 per cent of the US population and for some have replaced land lines. On the downside, they have made cheating on a spouse more difficult - just ask Tiger Woods.
CHEFS: Chefs are hot! The Food Network, whose viewership tripled this decade, reeled in viewers with high-voltage personalities like Rachael Ray and Bobby Flay, Emeril Lagasse and Giada De Laurentis. Meryl Streep starred in a cinematic pean to the late Julia Child.
CONNECTIVITY: As in, we are all expected to be connected, wirelessly, all the time. Boss e-mails you on a Sunday? Better answer, because unless you are off in Antarctica, you have no excuse.
COUGARS: A new TV series called 'Cougar Town' focuses on a phenomenon that gained its name this decade: women dating younger men.
CROCS: Those ubiquitous plastic clogs debuted in 2002 and became the shoes you loved to hate. Kids love 'em, but there are Web groups dedicated to their destruction. Not to be deterred: First lady Michelle Obama, who wore them on vacation in 2009.
DANCING: Dancing never went out of style, but this decade saw the huge popularity of dancing contests like 'So You Think You Can Dance' and 'Dancing With the Stars'.
DATING: Dating was transformed like everything else by Internet sites, rendering other ways of meeting people obsolete. And it was not just the territory of the relatively young - seniors found love online, too.
DVRs: Suddenly, DVR-ing is a verb, and what it means is this - there's no reason to know anymore what channel your program is on, and what time.
EMBARRASSMENT ENTERTAINMENT: Embarrassment has always been part of comedy - you need only think of Don Rickles - but this is the decade of cringe-worthy Larry David in 'Curb Your Enthusiasm', Ricky Gervais, and of course Sacha Baron Cohen, who as Borat and Bruno shamed perhaps the entire country.
FACEBOOK: Can you believe this social networking site was once limited only to Harvard students? Now it is a time-sucking obsession for more than 300 million users globally and a whole new form of social etiquette. Whom to friend on Facebook?
FAT: This was the decade that fat became the enemy of the state. New York City banned trans fats, and Alabama - second in national obesity rankings - introduced a tax on overweight state workers.
FOODIE: It is not just that guy in the White House who liked arugula - this was the decade of the foodie, when we all developed gourmet palates. Even a burger became a gourmet item - as in Daniel Boulud's truffle burger, stuffed with foie gras and short ribs.
GOING GREEN: From the kind of light bulbs we use to the kind of shopping bags we carry to the cars we drive, 'going green' took hold this decade. Now, it is not strange to hear a schoolchild tell a parent to use a cloth grocery bag.
GOOGLE: This was the decade that Google became a part of our brain function. You know that guy who was in that movie - when was it? Just Google it.
GPS: We cannot get lost anymore - or at least it is pretty difficult, with the ubiquitous GPS systems. But you had better type in your location carefully: One couple made a 400-mile mistake this year by typing 'Carpi' rather than 'Capri'.
HELICOPTER PARENTING: Translation - helicopters hover, and so do many parents. After years of obsessive attention to safety and achievement of the youngest children, some said a backlash was under way.
INFORMATION OVERLOAD: An explosion in Internet use led to an overload of information about practically everything. It is at our fingertips, but is it accurate? Some call it part of a larger phenomenon, namely ...
INSTANT GRATIFICATION: Otherwise known as being able to get anything you want within an instant. Often referred to as a theme of the decade.
IPODS: An icon of the digital age, it is hard to believe this portable media player was launched in 2001. Six years later the 100 millionth iPod was sold.
LIFE COACHES: In the aughts, there was a coach for everything! So why not life itself? Some say life coaches are merely therapists without the license or regulations.
MUSICALS: They have been around forever, but this decade musicals came back to film, starting with 'Moulin Rouge' and 'Chicago'. But for kids, it was Disney's extremely successful 'High School Musical' franchise - three movies and counting - that brought back the musical magic.
NETFLIX: The DVD by mail service, established in 1997, announced its two-billionth DVD delivery this year. For many, those discs on top of the TV are just one more thing to procrastinate over.
ORGANIC: Americans rushed to fill their grocery carts with organic food, making it big business - now a US$21 billion (S$30 million) industry, up from $3.6 billion in 1997. At decade's end, Michelle Obama planted the first White House organic vegetable garden.
PREGNANCY CHIC: If you've got it, flaunt it: That was the new ethos of the pregnancy experience, with chic clothes that emphasised the bulging belly, personal pregnancy photos, and endless coverage of celebrity pregnancies.
REALITY TV: As a nation, we became addicted to reality TV, from the feuding Gosselins of 'Jon & Kate Plus 8' to 'American Idol' to 'Project Runway'. At decade's end, the Heenes of Balloon Boy fame and the Salahis of gate crashing fame give reality TV some unwanted attention.
RECESSION CHIC: Fashion skewed to more severe styles, and much black, as so-called 'recession chic' took hold in the latter part of the decade.
RETRO CHIC: Once you forget the smoking, the racism, the sexism and the homophobia, the early 1960s depicted by the AMC series 'Mad Men' sure looked good. The swinging Madison Avenue ad men make neckties cool again.
SEXTING: Combine texting with a cell phone's camera function and you get this parental nightmare. A survey from Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project found that 15 per cent of teens ages 12-17 with a cell phone had received sexually suggestive images or videos.
STARBUCKS: It is a cliche that there is one on every block, but sometimes it seemed like it, and millions now consider it normal to spend $4 or so on a coffee drink in the morning, perhaps a venti half-caf half-decaf vanilla latte with an extra shot.
TATTOOS: It started innocently enough - maybe a butterfly on the shoulder or a tribal symbol on the bicep. A few characters from the Chinese alphabet later, it seemed any hipster who really meant it had a full sleeve of tattoos. The trend extended to middle-aged moms and even 'tween idol Miley Cyrus.
TEXTING: R u still rding this sty? Hope u r. This is the decade we start communicating in the shorthand of text messages. Get used to it, e-mail is so '00s.
TV SCREENS: Television screens became bigger and flatter, making some ordinary living rooms and dens the equivalent of big-studio screening rooms. At the same time, though, people were watching movies and videos on the tiniest screens imaginable, their iPods or other mobile devices.
'TWEEN CULTURE: 'Tweens, especially girls, became an economic force to be reckoned with, buying everything from clothes to electronic devices to music to concert tickets.
TWITTER: The new social network introduced tweets, retweets, follows and trending topics, as long as the message fit into 140 characters.
UGGS: Not since the Croc (see above) has functional footwear created such a frenzy. The fur-lined snowboots were everywhere, no matter the climate. Los Angelenos insisted on wearing them with shorts.
WII: In a sea of ever-more-sophisticated video games, this simple console became the decade's breakout hit by appealing to the nongaming masses. Wiis became a center of family gaming, home fitness and even senior socializing.
WIKIPEDIA: A boon to lazy students everywhere, the open-source encyclopedia used the masses to police its entries and keep them (mostly) (sometimes) accurate.
YOGA: Madonna, Gwyneth and other bendy celebrities brought the eastern practice mainstream. By the end of the decade, even Grandma could do downward-facing dogs on her Wii Fit.
YOUTUBE: Let's end this list and go kill some time by watching ... YouTube videos! The video-sharing site was born in 2005. Political candidates in 2008 even had their on YouTube channels. The most popular video yet - 'Charlie Bit My Finger', in which baby Charlie bites the finger of his brother Harry. -- AP
Quest To Immortality
Presented by National Museum of Singapore, in co-operation with Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna, Egyptian and Near Eastern Department
Ticket at $25 Each! Price is alittle steep but think about these stones fly from Egypt to Singapore.. it's still worth the trip!
TUE 22 DEC 2009 - SUN 4 APR 2010
10:00am - 6:00pm
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Street Snack We Got To Eat in Korea
Kkultarae (꿀타래) - this is from the Chinese actually 龍鬚糖, but instead of peanut and sugar, the Korean did a little twist... they add in almonds, walnuts, pine nuts, peanuts, black beans, and black sesame seeds
Hotteok (호떡) - the must try winter season snack
Hodugwaja (호두과자) - Inho's favorite. He always get this when we pass by that Tok (rice cake) shop
Tteokbokki (떡볶이) & Kkochi-eomuk (꼬치 어묵) & alot of Twigim (튀김) - This would explain the extra pound i foresee to gain during the supper time in Korea
Christmas is coming but i have to watch out our calories intake for the sake of these!!
Hotteok (호떡) - the must try winter season snack
Hodugwaja (호두과자) - Inho's favorite. He always get this when we pass by that Tok (rice cake) shop
Tteokbokki (떡볶이) & Kkochi-eomuk (꼬치 어묵) & alot of Twigim (튀김) - This would explain the extra pound i foresee to gain during the supper time in Korea
Christmas is coming but i have to watch out our calories intake for the sake of these!!
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Satursday Lunch - Phat Thai
Phat Thai - Abit Cui~ becoz opt for the healthier choice to skip adding oil to cooked noodle.. maybe i shouldnt skip that next time :) Taste great!
Friday, December 18, 2009
Free Japanese Magazine
OMG! i found a awesome website.
This web scan all the Japanese Magazine page by page!
TING & JADE i saved u guys alot of money
Diploma-holders have edge
Diploma holders have the edge? This article is so ought to be a judgement call made by the reporter!!
Nüvifone - Garmin & Asus
Christmas is coming but all i saw on E! news was Tiger Porn star Tiger Porn star!!Reading so much of Tiger's infidelity scandal kind of makes me kind of sick! He has how many? 14 mistresses surfaced at the moment? EWwwK~
Studies say 50-60% of married men engage in extramarital sex at some time or another during their relationship (Atwood & Schwartz, 2002 - Journal of Couple & Relationship Therapy) 50-60%!!!
Can you believe that?
Trust is important in a relationship but too much freedom let you find your men roaming out in the middle of the night seeking for another sensation. Sometime intruding one's phone privacy is substantial... Of coz, DO NOT OVER DO IT.. give him some space to breathe :)
Luckily! Some smart alex who intended to invent this phone for one's convenient accidentally hit on what we really lack!! YES!!!! It's a gadget for HIM and HER!!!
THIS IS THE PERFECT GIFT FOR YOUR HUSBAND OR BOYFRIEND
DONT NEED TO THINK TWICE, JUST GET IT OR HE WILL JUST DO IT!
Reasons you explain to HIM why you got him a Nüvifone G60
1) GPRS Embedded2) Get Traffic, Gas, Weather Updates
System will prompt driver about delays (road block, jam, breakdown) and suggest driver to take another route! This can save us alot of time in the jam!
3) Desktop web experience with full HTML browser
Works like a mini laptop, how cool issit? Surfing on a 3.55 inch screen says alot different from my current 2+ inch screen :(
4)Call the Location
Not sure of the destination street name? sometime i do... Other than viewing the map (view surrounding) you can use the function CALL!!! Phone turn GPRS turn Phone.. How great is technology
5) HTML locate functionFor example if i am looking for the way to my favorite Korean fried chicken shop Kko Kko Nara.
I can search under hungry go where world wide web page
click on the green telephone area if i would like to order chicken delivery or i can choose to click on the red address area to route my road to the restaurant!
It's that easy!!
This is very useful if you are like the husband who has got families and friends visiting Singapore often.
7) Geo Tagged MMSThe husband can mms his hyeong (elder brother) in Korea a photo with location attached. If the husband send another Nüvifone user geo tagged message, the other party can direct navigate from mms and join us for another chill out session!! Wow!!
"Hey, i am in chattuchat picking up our house painting" 8) MP3 capable
If your car doesnt have an ipod plug in, then this is useful! Save you all your trouble for downloading and burning mp3 into cds!! play it direct from your phone!!
Reasons for HER to get him a Nüvifone G60
As for us, we only need 1 reason:
Ciao user can share location and status
(Ciao is like a social network program like facebook, but it shares location)
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Ris-tionary
Read Ris low new word
Boomz
- adjective
DEFINITION: A loud and extravagant sound / impact / statement in a positive manner
Shingz
- adjective
DEFINITION: The total opposite for Boomz and a new word for 'get lost'.
Niffy Bitty
- adjective
DEFINITION: Little / small / something cute and tiny
Sushimi
- noun
DEFINITION: Sashimi and sushi combined
Ka pow
- verb
DEFINITION: to punch
Frienemy
- noun
DEFINITION: Friends and enemies combined.
Buang
- verb
DEINFITION: Cannot make it one or accident
Urg
- interjection (used as an exclamation expressing sudden pain or dismay.)
DEFINITION: The sound of vomit and to say the woman is very buang.
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Home Made Chocolate Ice Cream
Bought the whipped cream and full cream milk teacher recommended
I did a twist in soya choc ice cream recipes, instead of soya milk i used egg yolk again for stabliser
6 portion of 170ml ice cream, so i used 300ml of milk and 300ml of whipped cream
Use less sugar compare to the green tea because i used milk chocolate instead of dark chocolate, yolk wise, since this is 6 portion, so 6 yolk
Melt the whole bar of 200g chocolate in the microwave
Didnt get baking dark chocolate, cant get it in NTUC, so i got Van Houten almond chocolate instead
Stir melt chocolate and 3 tea spoon of choco powder with the custard
Continue stirring until mixture turn super smooth, no clutter, sieve the mixture if you want to...
Even better, no icy touch, very smooth, very thick, very sinful!! :)
It didn't harden in the fridge as my previous green tea experience, this is so good!
Christmas Gift
AX Vivo sale at 50% off, remember it is Vivo outlet, paragon is only having 30%
Inho got 2 jeans and a belt from AX and sweater from Gap (30%)
The belt and jeans - my Christmas gift for the husband
We heart this color!!
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