It really hard too accept but...on 15 May 2009, it will be the last episode..yes..no need to wait for another season.
Monday, April 20, 2009
Prison Break Season 4
It really hard too accept but...on 15 May 2009, it will be the last episode..yes..no need to wait for another season.
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Simple JAVA 3DES application
Because of there are lots of request for this application..I surrender..hehe..here are the codes..i will not hold responsible if something happens to your assignment..hehe..this is for education only..there are some simple errors..so watch out..you can also donate some $$ in my paypal..hehe..
ATTENTION to all lecturer, plz check you students JAVA projects related to 3des cause the student might be using this code as their work...haha..
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ATTENTION to all lecturer, plz check you students JAVA projects related to 3des cause the student might be using this code as their work...haha..
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Thursday, April 2, 2009
10 CISCO command that you should know
Just like a Windows or Linux operating system, the Cisco IOS has its own list of commands to manipulate files, very similar to DOS/Windows commands. These files could be your IOS router operating system, configuration file, or other type of IOS file. Knowing these file commands is a critical requirement for any Cisco admin.
Let’s look at 10 Cisco IOS file management commands you must know.
#1 dir
This shows a directory list of files on a filesystem. To see the options, type dir ?
Router#dir ?
/all List all files
/recursive List files recursively
all-filesystems List files on all filesystems
archive: Directory or file name
cns: Directory or file name
flash: Directory or file name
null: Directory or file name
nvram: Directory or file name
system: Directory or file name
tar: Directory or file name
tmpsys: Directory or file name
xmodem: Directory or file name
ymodem: Directory or file name
<cr>
Router#
You can think of each of these filesystems almost like disk drives in DOS, where you have to put a colon after the name. So, the nvram is called nvram:. The default is to show a directory of the router’s flash as your default current directory is flash:
Router# dir
Directory of flash:/
2 -rwx 18929780 Aug 29 2006 15:49:57 +00:00 c870-advipservicesk9-mz.124-15.T5.bin
3 -rwx 2143 Aug 29 2006 16:42:14 +00:00 running-config
23482368 bytes total (4544512 bytes free)
Router#
Every router will have at least flash memory and nvram (non-volatile random access memory).
#2 cd
Change directory: Use cd to change your current directory to a different device or subdirectory on that device. In the following, when I change my directory to the nvram: filesystem and do a dir, I get a list of nvram. I could also cd to a subdirectory after I have created a directory with mkdir.
Router#cd nvram:
Router#dir
Directory of nvram:/
126 -rw- 2143 <no date> startup-config
127 ---- 5 <no date> private-config
128 -rw- 2143 <no date> underlying-config
1 ---- 49 <no date> persistent-data
2 -rw- 0 <no date> ifIndex-table
131072 bytes total (116584 bytes free)
Router#
#3 copy
This is used to copy the IOS or a config file from and to somewhere. You would use this to copy the router’s configuration off the router to a TFTP server or just make a local backup of it on the router. You would also use the copy command to upgrade the router with a new IOS from a TFTP server.
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Naruto 440 Manga
it's all just talking ><
kyubi growls "gngggggggggggggggggg yondaime!'
so they move to another place to talk
why did he put the kyubi in his own son, shit happened, it was tough
Naruto punches the 4th (naruto pwns the 4th people! you heard it here first- kwgod)
minato believed his son would be able to control kyubi's power
naruto: because I'm the 4ths son [he seems satisfied with this]
something about naruto asking yondy about pain and yondy saying he'll find out.
Naruto learns from the 4th that Pain is being used by madara
he tells naruto that when kyubi attacked 16 years ago someone as behind it
he tells naruto it was someone with a mask
naruto remembers tobi
stuff happens and naruto escapes the ball in sennin mode
nagato: you've returned to your senses have you?
next: final battle with pain
end
translation by KWGoD?brucelee from NF
added:
Looks like Minato knew that Madara was behind the Kyuubi attack and that Naruto fought him as Tobi or something like that.
The later part I added is about Minato could hear about Jiraiya's death in Naruto's consciousness. Then Minatos fixes the seal and is low on chakra and leaves(?).
source: mangahelpers.com
kyubi growls "gngggggggggggggggggg yondaime!'
so they move to another place to talk
why did he put the kyubi in his own son, shit happened, it was tough
Naruto punches the 4th (naruto pwns the 4th people! you heard it here first- kwgod)
minato believed his son would be able to control kyubi's power
naruto: because I'm the 4ths son [he seems satisfied with this]
something about naruto asking yondy about pain and yondy saying he'll find out.
Naruto learns from the 4th that Pain is being used by madara
he tells naruto that when kyubi attacked 16 years ago someone as behind it
he tells naruto it was someone with a mask
naruto remembers tobi
stuff happens and naruto escapes the ball in sennin mode
nagato: you've returned to your senses have you?
next: final battle with pain
end
translation by KWGoD?brucelee from NF
added:
Looks like Minato knew that Madara was behind the Kyuubi attack and that Naruto fought him as Tobi or something like that.
The later part I added is about Minato could hear about Jiraiya's death in Naruto's consciousness. Then Minatos fixes the seal and is low on chakra and leaves(?).
source: mangahelpers.com
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Manchester United 1-4 Liverpool
What a night at Theatre of Dreams....Spanking the home team was an unexpected event as Liverpool bounce back from Ronaldo's Torres again set up Gerrard but the skipper brought down by Evra in the penalty box and referee points to the spot. The Red Devil are behind for the first half..The second half prove Liverpool giving a hard time for the EPL leader. Pressure is mounting, Red Devil put Scholes,Giggs and Berbatov on. It doesnt matter as Vidic again bring down Gerrard just about 4 metres from penalty box who was about to make a thunderbolt from the ball. Vidic red carded..Seems Gerrard to take the free kick but Aurelio swing the ball pass the wall and goal keeper..1-3 it is!!!..Liverpool is in wonderland!!..
Finally Reina's goal kick found Dossena and he lob the ball over Van der Sar and makes it 4-1!!..Liverpool in the driving seat!!!.. Liverpool won one of the most important battle in a war..
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Where's Liverpool local lads?!
Liverpool may have won the FA Youth Cup in 2006 and 2007, but Benitez's transfer dealings don't suggest the next Steven Gerrard is going to be unearthed any time soon.
The Liverpool youth set-up, which became the Anfield Academy in 1999, used to be a production line of top class players. Gerrard, Jamie Carragher, Robbie Fowler, Michael Owen and Steve McManaman all learned their trade in Liverpool’s youth teams.
They were nurtured by former Reds winger Steve Heighway and learned exactly what it means to be a Liverpool player.
‘The Liverpool Way’ – a ‘holistic’, ‘player-centred approach’ – is still, apparently, the way of life on Merseyside, but where is the next generation of home-grown talent?
Since Liverpool won the 1996 FA Youth Cup with a team including Carragher, David Thompson and Michael Owen, which young Scousers have graduated to become Anfield legends? None.
What went wrong?
Heighway retired from his role as academy director in May 2007 after 19 years of coaching at the club.
The man who won four league titles, two European Cups, two UEFA Cups and an FA Cup during an 11-year playing career at Anfield walked away with some parting verbal shots at Rafa Benitez, particularly with regard to the manager’s attitude towards the youth set-up.
Reserve football was ‘meaningless’; managers are under too much pressure to try young players at first-team level and Heighway, the self-confessed ‘best coach of 17- and 18-year-old players in this club’, should be left to do his job.
But the rot had set in long before Heighway’s departure. Fowler and McManaman were followed by the golden generation of Owen, Carragher and Gerrard, as well as players such as Thompson, Joey Barton, and Dominic Matteo. But after that, well, what did happen to Anfield’s great hopes? Sportsmail looks at the shining lights who couldn’t cut it at Liverpool.
The Sheffield-born striker and son of former Manchester City player Ian Mellor progressed through the ranks at Liverpool, scoring goals aplenty for the Under 19 and reserve sides before getting his chance in the first team.
In August 2003 Gerard Houllier sent the promising centre forward to West Ham for a year-long loan, but injuries undermined Mellor’s spell in London. He returned to Anfield, where Champions League football and a long-range winner against Arsenal in front of the Kop followed. A knee operation to cure tendonitis saw the striker spend most of 2005 on the sidelines.
A loan spell at Wigan Athletic followed, before Mellor moved to Preston North End in 2006. Injuries have restricted the appearances of the centre forward, now 28, at Preston and he has been most effective as a substitute.
Liverpool picked up Guthrie when he was 16, after the player had been released by Manchester United. He made just three first team appearances for Liverpool, all as a substitute, and was sent on loan to Southampton in March 2007.
A season’s loan at Bolton Wanderers followed and Guthrie showed he was a Premier League player by making 27 appearances for Bolton in the top flight. He then joined Newcastle United in July 2008, apparently at the bequest of Kevin Keegan (unusual in Newcastle’s transfer dealings), and has established himself as a first-team regular at St James’ Park.
Guthrie’s rash challenge on Hull City’s Craig Fagan in September, which broke the player’s leg, was a low point, but the midfielder has proved to be a useful signing for Newcastle.
The Ormskirk-born defender was a promising graduate of the Liverpool Academy and was called up to train with the first team squad in 2001.
Loan spells at Bradford City and Coventry City, where he picked the supporters’ player of the season award in 2004, followed, and Warnock was rewarded with a first-team debut in Liverpool’s Champions League qualifier against Sturm Graz in August 2004.
Warnock then became a useful member of Benitez’s squad, making 20 Premier League appearances in 2005-06, for example, but joined Blackburn Rovers in January 2007.
The defender has become a first team regular at Ewood Park and won his first England cap against Trinidad & Tobago in June 2008.
Those are three of many who "failed" to be Liverpool regular. Well..Hope that if Rafa extend his contract, he will give the youngster a chance to prove themselves.
source: www.dailymail.co.uk
The Liverpool youth set-up, which became the Anfield Academy in 1999, used to be a production line of top class players. Gerrard, Jamie Carragher, Robbie Fowler, Michael Owen and Steve McManaman all learned their trade in Liverpool’s youth teams.
They were nurtured by former Reds winger Steve Heighway and learned exactly what it means to be a Liverpool player.
‘The Liverpool Way’ – a ‘holistic’, ‘player-centred approach’ – is still, apparently, the way of life on Merseyside, but where is the next generation of home-grown talent?
Since Liverpool won the 1996 FA Youth Cup with a team including Carragher, David Thompson and Michael Owen, which young Scousers have graduated to become Anfield legends? None.
What went wrong?
Heighway retired from his role as academy director in May 2007 after 19 years of coaching at the club.
The man who won four league titles, two European Cups, two UEFA Cups and an FA Cup during an 11-year playing career at Anfield walked away with some parting verbal shots at Rafa Benitez, particularly with regard to the manager’s attitude towards the youth set-up.
Reserve football was ‘meaningless’; managers are under too much pressure to try young players at first-team level and Heighway, the self-confessed ‘best coach of 17- and 18-year-old players in this club’, should be left to do his job.
But the rot had set in long before Heighway’s departure. Fowler and McManaman were followed by the golden generation of Owen, Carragher and Gerrard, as well as players such as Thompson, Joey Barton, and Dominic Matteo. But after that, well, what did happen to Anfield’s great hopes? Sportsmail looks at the shining lights who couldn’t cut it at Liverpool.
The Sheffield-born striker and son of former Manchester City player Ian Mellor progressed through the ranks at Liverpool, scoring goals aplenty for the Under 19 and reserve sides before getting his chance in the first team.
In August 2003 Gerard Houllier sent the promising centre forward to West Ham for a year-long loan, but injuries undermined Mellor’s spell in London. He returned to Anfield, where Champions League football and a long-range winner against Arsenal in front of the Kop followed. A knee operation to cure tendonitis saw the striker spend most of 2005 on the sidelines.
A loan spell at Wigan Athletic followed, before Mellor moved to Preston North End in 2006. Injuries have restricted the appearances of the centre forward, now 28, at Preston and he has been most effective as a substitute.
Liverpool picked up Guthrie when he was 16, after the player had been released by Manchester United. He made just three first team appearances for Liverpool, all as a substitute, and was sent on loan to Southampton in March 2007.
A season’s loan at Bolton Wanderers followed and Guthrie showed he was a Premier League player by making 27 appearances for Bolton in the top flight. He then joined Newcastle United in July 2008, apparently at the bequest of Kevin Keegan (unusual in Newcastle’s transfer dealings), and has established himself as a first-team regular at St James’ Park.
Guthrie’s rash challenge on Hull City’s Craig Fagan in September, which broke the player’s leg, was a low point, but the midfielder has proved to be a useful signing for Newcastle.
The Ormskirk-born defender was a promising graduate of the Liverpool Academy and was called up to train with the first team squad in 2001.
Loan spells at Bradford City and Coventry City, where he picked the supporters’ player of the season award in 2004, followed, and Warnock was rewarded with a first-team debut in Liverpool’s Champions League qualifier against Sturm Graz in August 2004.
Warnock then became a useful member of Benitez’s squad, making 20 Premier League appearances in 2005-06, for example, but joined Blackburn Rovers in January 2007.
The defender has become a first team regular at Ewood Park and won his first England cap against Trinidad & Tobago in June 2008.
Those are three of many who "failed" to be Liverpool regular. Well..Hope that if Rafa extend his contract, he will give the youngster a chance to prove themselves.
source: www.dailymail.co.uk
Friday, March 6, 2009
Bleach 348 Manga
Bleach 348: The Lust 2
Continues from the last chapter. Upon seeing Ulquiorra's new form Ichigo is stunt. Now Ulquiorra's lower body is covered with something similar to black fur (use your own judgement when the scan is out), his bare feets have claws similar to the eagle's and his black tail is twice as long as his body.
A scence cuts Ishida and Orihime who are on their way up to where the fight is. Suddenly they both sense such a strong reiatsu. Ishida thinks not only the reiatsu is powerful but also thick and dark as if there's an ocean being placed up there in the sky. He then hurries up trying to get there sooner.
A scene cuts back to Ulquiorra who is telling Ichigo this is a ressureccion segunda etapa which only he out of all the espadas has. And that even Aizen has never seen this form of his. However, instead of getting scare Ichigo is at the fighting pose ready to fight Ulquiorra again. His fearless expression amazes Ulquiorra. But then he notices Ichigo's sword is shaking even if it's just a little bit so he thinks,
"He is not that crazy to be fearless...but that are the eyes of those who's not willing to die. Even right now he thinks he could win."
"Fine. Even if you are all crushed and gone I will make you understand it."
Then he attacked Ichigo causing him to hit the tower. Ulquiorra follows and grabs his face but once Ichigo uses his sword to defend himself, a tail wipes another side of his face. Ichigo calls out his mask but couldn't do much anyway.
"Even with an enemy you fear his powers and know the difference, you still dare to fight him. This is beyond my understanding." Say Ulquiorra then kicks Ichigo again causing him to clash another tower.
"If this is a thing you called a heart. Then a reason you humans are hurt is because of it. Because you humans have the hearts that's why you all will die here."
After a short silence, Ichigo replies, "Who said I fight because I want to win? I fight because I have to win!" Then he tries to stand in a fighting pose. They stare at each other then Ulquiorra says,
"What a fool."
Orihime finally arrived at the top of the dome. She is worried upon unable to sense Ichigo's reiatsu. However, what she see causes her to shock. Ulquiorra's using his tail to hold a limp Ichigo by his neck (he passed out). Ulquiorra notices Orihime so he turns to her and says, "Here you are, woman. Good, now watch the moment the man you place all your hopes in die." With that he points his finger at Ichigo.
"Don't!!!" Screams Orihime but it doesn't stop a cero from causing a big hole in Ichigo's chest.
Continues from the last chapter. Upon seeing Ulquiorra's new form Ichigo is stunt. Now Ulquiorra's lower body is covered with something similar to black fur (use your own judgement when the scan is out), his bare feets have claws similar to the eagle's and his black tail is twice as long as his body.
A scence cuts Ishida and Orihime who are on their way up to where the fight is. Suddenly they both sense such a strong reiatsu. Ishida thinks not only the reiatsu is powerful but also thick and dark as if there's an ocean being placed up there in the sky. He then hurries up trying to get there sooner.
A scene cuts back to Ulquiorra who is telling Ichigo this is a ressureccion segunda etapa which only he out of all the espadas has. And that even Aizen has never seen this form of his. However, instead of getting scare Ichigo is at the fighting pose ready to fight Ulquiorra again. His fearless expression amazes Ulquiorra. But then he notices Ichigo's sword is shaking even if it's just a little bit so he thinks,
"He is not that crazy to be fearless...but that are the eyes of those who's not willing to die. Even right now he thinks he could win."
"Fine. Even if you are all crushed and gone I will make you understand it."
Then he attacked Ichigo causing him to hit the tower. Ulquiorra follows and grabs his face but once Ichigo uses his sword to defend himself, a tail wipes another side of his face. Ichigo calls out his mask but couldn't do much anyway.
"Even with an enemy you fear his powers and know the difference, you still dare to fight him. This is beyond my understanding." Say Ulquiorra then kicks Ichigo again causing him to clash another tower.
"If this is a thing you called a heart. Then a reason you humans are hurt is because of it. Because you humans have the hearts that's why you all will die here."
After a short silence, Ichigo replies, "Who said I fight because I want to win? I fight because I have to win!" Then he tries to stand in a fighting pose. They stare at each other then Ulquiorra says,
"What a fool."
Orihime finally arrived at the top of the dome. She is worried upon unable to sense Ichigo's reiatsu. However, what she see causes her to shock. Ulquiorra's using his tail to hold a limp Ichigo by his neck (he passed out). Ulquiorra notices Orihime so he turns to her and says, "Here you are, woman. Good, now watch the moment the man you place all your hopes in die." With that he points his finger at Ichigo.
"Don't!!!" Screams Orihime but it doesn't stop a cero from causing a big hole in Ichigo's chest.
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