Exercise how to speak english with american accent.
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Exercise how to speak english with american accent.
How to Improve Spoken American English – Sound like a Native Speaker
MAC OSX AND IOS TUTORIAL LINKS
1. http://www.raywenderlich.com/17811/how-to-make-a-simple-mac-app-on-os-x-10-7-tutorial-part-13
How to Make a Simple Mac App on OS X 10.7 Tutorial: Part 2/3
How to Make a Simple Mac App on OS X 10.7 Tutorial: Part 3/3
2. https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/referencelibrary/GettingStarted/RoadMapOSX/books/RM_YourFirstApp_Mac/Articles/Introduction.html
MACBOOK PRO TIPS & TRICKS
1. Q: Where is the ‘Page Up’, ‘Page Down’, ‘Move Top’ and ‘Move End’ Key?
A: For ‘Page Up’, Press ‘fn’ and ‘Up Arrow’
For ‘Page Down’, Press ‘fn’ and ‘Down Arrow’
For ‘Move Top’, Press ‘command’ and ‘Up Arrow’
For ‘Move End’, Press ‘command’ and ‘Down Arrow’
ref:https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4588271?start=0&tstart=0ß
Q: How To Select From Start/Certain Point To The End?
A: Press ‘command’, ‘shift’ and ‘Down Arrow’
2. Q: How to duplicate row on ‘Atom’?
A: Press ‘command’ ‘shift’ and ‘D’
3. Q: How to use ‘backspace’?
A: Press ‘fn’ and ‘Delete’
ref:http://www.apple.com/shop/question/answers/readonly/are-apple-keyboards-with-only-a-delete-key-less-efficient-in-making-deletions-than-conventional-keyboards-with-both-a-backspace-and-a-delete-key/QA9JYDAJHJHYPYUJF?tagName=mac
4. Q: How to rename?
A: Rename a file or folder by selecting it and hitting the ‘return’ key. Just click on the icon of the file/folder from the OS X Finder, and then hit the return key, then type in the new name. This is quick and simple, and likely the most traditional method of renaming on the Macs
5. Q: How to delete (keyboard shortcut)?
A: By now you’ve probably figured out that you can’t just delete a file in the Mac Finder using the delete key. The solution: Select the files and/or folders you want to delete in the Finder, then. Press the [Command][Delete] keyboard keys at the same time. Continue reading “Macbook Tips and Tricks”
Pronunciation hack to find out the proper pronunciation for some homophone words:
read ‘I can’ as if without space like ‘Ikin’read “I can’t” with a space (and with ‘t at the end)
I want to change the background color of my wordpress visual editor from white to black. I like black color for my wordpress background because I think it is easier to read (for me), energy-saving and it don’t make my eye irritated if I am reading for a long time. I am using the twenty sixteen theme and I already changed the background color to black (the font is white, of course). My articles mostly about the technical IT like programming, new tecnology and tutorial. When I am dealing with some phrases that I need to be emphasized, I like to make them colorful so I can read easier and make it different with the others. The problem I encountered was the WordPress visual editor. The default color was white. So when I changed the color of some words on the white background visual editor, I felt different when I saw it on the black wordpress page. It was not easy to change it like the wordpress page did. I can’t mess style.css to do this job. From this stackoverflow link http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/25355/how-do-you-change-the-visual-editors-background-color, I know how to accomplish my goal. Here are the steps:
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.mceContentBody.wp-editor { background-color: #000; color: #fff; } pre, span.crayon-inline { color: #1a1a1a; } |
so change the font color to black.
OK. that is it! Enjoy.Careful what you invest your time into and who you invest your time into
Time is your most valuable commodity
Plan it well and invest it into what is most beneficial for you
A part of good time investment is to know how to say no to people – it doesn’t mean your being mean. In fact it shows truthfulness and congruence to say I’m sorry I just don’t have the time to give you.
So many times we commit to too many things and then we can’t keep up and end up burning out.
Muslims strive to be honest and keep to their words – promising everyone everything may seem nice and polite, but can lead to people being let down and you feeling run down.
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source: startupmuslim
source: startupmuslim
Fear is in the place of your most needed growth. The more you fear to lose a thing the more hold it has over you.
Train yourself to let go of everything you fear to lose (yoda)
source: startupmuslim
I think we can all relate to this quote. POOR (Passing Over Opportunities Repeatedly).
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english daily new vocabulary list:
1. Vanguard (nomina)
means:
pelopor pioneer, forerunner, vanguard, precursor, outpost, spearhead
barisan depan vanguard
perintis pioneer, pilot, trailblazer, pacer, vanguard, pacemaker
garda depan vanguard, avant garde
golongan perintis avant garde, vanguard
golongan pelopor avant garde, vanguard
samples: The better comp means I can save more but practically speaking this just means I have some larger numbers in my Vanguard account.
2. provision (nomina)
means:
ketentuan provision, stipulation, clause, proviso, certainty, definition
ketetapan provision, determination, resolve, decision, permanence, resolution
bekal provision, stock
persediaan supply, stock, stockpile, provision, store, preparation
syarat requirement, reservation, requisite, proviso, provision, stipulation
pasal article, clause, paragraph, provision, subsection
perlengkapan equipment, fittings, gear, paraphernalia, supply, provision
perbekalan supplies, provision, stores, talent
makanan food, meal, diet, feed, feeding, provision
tandon provision, stock
samples: Some things are easier, like provisioning 1000 machines to do a MapReduce.
3. crack up –> mentertawakan, sembuh
means: (http://www.macmillandictionary.com/dictionary/british/crack-up)
[INTRANSITIVE] to become mentally ill.
He just cracked up from the stress. (To have or develop an illness or symptom:suffer, get, contract…)
[INTRANSITIVE] to suddenly laugh a lot at something
The girls all cracked up when they saw him. (To laugh a lot or start laughing:burst out, crack up, dissolve into…)
[TRANSITIVE] crack someone up to make someone laugh a lot
Little kids just crack me up with the things they say. (To make someone laugh:crack up, clown, set off…)
something is not all it’s cracked up to be (used for saying that something is not as good as people say that it is — Not very good:ordinary, suboptimal, underwhelming…)
crack down –> menindak (dg keras)
The police “cracked down” on the street gangs. They “cracked down” once last year too. Continue reading “English Daily Vocabulary”