Bir çok ünlünün tutuklandığı an çekilmiş fotoğrafları ve suçlanma sebepleri
Cumartesi, Aralık 15, 2007
Link - Tutuklanmış ünlüler
Link - Ücretsiz çizim dersleri
Ücretsiz olarak çizim dersleri alabilirsiniz. İsterseniz dersleri yazıcınızdan da basabilirsiniz. Tek yapmanız gereken üyelik.
Link / Bilgi / Icat - En Detaylı Kahve Kütüphanesi
Kahve ile ilgili bilmek istediğiniz herşeyi bulabilirsiniz, amatör görünümlü bir site http://sweetmarias.com/index.htm ama Internet üzerinden satış bile yapıyorlar. Gerçi herhangi bir siparişin ülkemize gelmesi için neredeyse 50 buş parası kargo vermeniz gerekiyor.
http://sweetmarias.com/articles.shtml bu sayfanın alt kısımlarında hangi ülkede üretilen kahvenin ne sertlikte olduğunu varıncaya kadar her türlü bilgi var.
Bilgi - Iyi hikaye anlatmak için (Ing.)
Iyi hikaye anlatmak için :
Break your story into 6 parts:
Who: Start with who is involved. Was it you alone, with another person, or a group of people. How are you related to those people?
What: Communicate what the action was, such as being at a party or driving to a friend's house.
Where: Actively describe where you are, using senses. If you are good at establishing the location, you can get the listener to start re-living the senses with you.
Conflict: This is the bulk of the story. What is the importance of this story? What happened, and what action did you take to try to resolve what was happening?
Resolution: How were you able to handle the task set up in "conflict"?
Tag: This one is a bit tricky, but it's the aftermath of the resolution, and usually is a joke, or the big finish of the story.
Here's a quick example without most of the flourish that you should use:
WHO: I
WHAT: was walking
WHERE: in the city
CONFLICT: and heard someone saying they didn't like this city
RESOLUTION: so I told him to walk with me to the best coffee shop in town. He liked the shop so much that
TAG: he bought me a cup!
See? Very simple when you know the breakdown.
Now, for the next level, try and link parts of the formula together. This isn't required, but adds a different level of depth to the story. For this example, I will link:
Who - Tag
What - Resolution
Where – Conflict
Here are the links that I used (same example):
WHO: I
WHAT: was walking
WHERE: in the city
CONFLICT: and heard someone saying they didn't like this city
RESOLUTION: so I told him to walk with me to the best coffee shop in town. He liked the shop so much that
TAG: he bought me a cup!
"I" goes with "me"
"walking" goes with "walk"
"city" goes with "city"
Now that is very basic, and you don't have to link with words. Link concepts instead.
The freedom here is that you can link any one of the first three concepts with any of the last three concepts. "What" can go with "Tag", "Who" can go with "Conflict". Mix and match to your heart's content!
Cuma, Aralık 14, 2007
Foto - Uydu mu?
Uymamış ama bir atasözüne uyuyor, “ayranı yok içmeye, tahtırevanla gider s.çmaya”
kimileri de demişki; "bunlar TV seyretmesin mi?", önce aklıma "TV'de birşey seyredip öğrenecekler mi?" sorusu geldi, sonra "bu ne tüketim çoşkusudur" dedim.
Eski Reklam - Harley Davidson Çingeneleri
Reklamı hazırlayan hiç Çingene görmemiş, bu pusulalı motorcu kılıklıların neresi Çingene’ye benziyor, Çingene dediğin özgürdür, bu kravatla motorsiklet süren adamın Çingene olabilmesi için on fırın ekmek yemesi lazım
Foto - Teşekkür yazısı
Bisikletli arkadaşımız 14 Auğtos’ta düşmüş, orası burası yaralanmış, birileri de yardıma koşmuşlar. Şimdi de bisikletli arkadaşımız onları arayıp bulamayacağı içinilan yazıp bırakmış.
Buraya kadar hikayede sorun yok.
Link - Son dakika haberleri
Harita üzerinden son dakika haberleri, videoları ile , Türkiye’den de DHA var.
Bilgi - Zor çocuklarla dialog (Ing.)
12 başlıkta çocukların yapmasını istemediğiniz şeyleri anlatma ve çocuklarla dialog yöntemleri
· Observe and remain calm.
· Understand that there is a reason for the behavior.
· Try to figure out that reason.
· If possible, lead the child gently to a place where you can both calmly sit and talk together, eye to eye. If there are other people around it is a good idea to take the child aside for a private conversation. This will make things flow more smoothly and it will communicate to the child that you care.
· Help the child to identify his/her own feelings and reason behind their behavior. Ask questions calmly such as, "Tell me how your are feeling." Have compassion and understanding. By doing this, you are not giving up power. You are not "coddling." You are in a position of strength that the child will recognize because of the fact that you are in control of your emotions.
· Empathize with their feelings. Tell them that you understand how that feels and that you feel that way sometimes too. Let them know that it is ok to have these feelings and it is very good to identify how they are feeling and to express it in words.
· Teach them how to handle those kinds of feelings in a positive way. This is the hard part. If your child is not used to this, it might be difficult at first. Explain what behaviors are OK for letting off steam such as crying,talking about feelings, safe physical outlets such as walking, jumping, etc.
· Teach them the difference between crying out of frustration and crying to get something. Teach them to ask for things politely and how to handle when they don't get something that they want. For instance, "Joey, sometimes we can't have some things that we want. We all feel disappointed when that happens. It's important to first of all be grateful for all the good things that you do have such as our home, our family, our health, and the things that we love (toys). There are many who don't have the things that you have.
· Now with regards to the thing that you want, perhaps there is a compromise or alternative or way to not feel bad about that. Let's think about that together." Then ask the child questions to get them come up with their own solutions. You may need to work on it, but have patience.
· If, after talking things out, the child still wants to force themselves to cry or be upset, remind them that once you've talked things out that they need to begin to make an effort to move forward with feeling better. If they need more time, which is sometimes reasonable, then offer to let them take a break, rest, or nap before continuing on with the day. You could offer a hug. Another thing that works well is to try to get them laughing. I call it getting the "happy juice flowing." When we laugh we instantly create chemicals inside our body that make it hard to be sad. So try that. It works.
· For tantrums that are difficult to overcome sometimes you'll need to calmly explain a consequence that will occur if they continue to be disruptive. I suggest only using this when the child is clearly being uncooperative and you've made an attempt to help them through the emotion. Make the consequence something that will have impact, has a time boundary, and that you will follow through on. For instance taking away a privilege or a toy for a day. This can often nip things in the bud. If not, follow through with the consequence and when the child has calmed down go back to calmly discussing and guiding the child to understand what happened, how they felt, and how they can handle it better in the future. Having them come up with some of the answers themselves will make things cement better. Tell them a story about how you experienced something similar before. Let them know that you have faith in them that they will do better next time. Let them know you love and support them.
Bilgi / Link - Sağlık ve Fitness Siteleri Listesi (Ing.)
Belki sizin de işinize yarayacak birşeyler vardır. Mesela diet’inizi kontrol etmek istiyor olabilirsiniz veya günlük egzersizlerinizin neler olması gerektiğini bilmiyorsunuzdur, veya gördüğünüz septomlara göre hastalık konusunda bir fikriniz olsun istemişsinizdir v.s.
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Exercise
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RunLog - Keep track of your running distances and set new goals.
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General Health
20MinuteNap.com - We all could use more sleep, and this site aims to help you do just that. Press the play button and enjoy 20 minutes of “power napping” music.
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LivingTo100.com - A life expectancy calculator and tips on how to extend your life on each aspect.
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Symptom Checkers
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Medgle.com - A quick way to look up symptoms based on body parts.
Link - Özel havadurumu siteniz
Denizde kullanabileceğiniz özel ve çok detaylı havadurumu haritaları için http://www.clearpointweather.com/
Eski Foto - Gaz maskesi
Anı fotoğrafı olarak çektirilmiş belliki ... ne demişlerdir gösterirken fotoğrafı acaba
“hanım bak bu da ilk gaz maskeleri bizim birliğe geldiğinde çektirdiğimiz fotoğraf, şu bonisimo kalpaklı olan benim”
ya da
“benim askerlik çok keyifli geçti, bak bu da gaz maskeli fotoğrafımız, şu sağda aptullah’ın kucağında oturan da sonradan şarkıcı oldu”
ve ya
Bilgi - Ofis ergonomisi
http://www.ergotron.com/tabid/305/language/en-US/default.aspx
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Link - Uygulamaların eski sürümleri
Belki bir gün ihtiyacınız olur, ücretsiz uygulamaların eski sürümleri
işte bu sitede http://oldapps.com
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Bilgi / Link - Dil ögrenmek isteyenler
Dil öğrenmek isteyenler için
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Link - Her dilden kelime ile resim arama
Her dilde çeviri ve yapılan çeviriden o dilde (veya başka bir dilde) grafik / resim arama sitesi
Foto - Kırmızı başlıksız kız
- Senin dişlerin neden o kadar büyük babaanne ?
- Hala aynı sorular gülmekten öldüreceksin beni
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