Friday, June 29, 2007

Can I allocate funds?

My financial year starts with the new academic year-June to May when I start enrolling students in my maths coaching academy.

Usually, I will know the financial position for the entire year by the end of June. Yesterday was the day we sat down to see what new things that we need to buy.

We are in need of a dryer and a pc but we decided for the pc. Dryers can wait told my husband but he promised to look up in the Internet for something new.

Today, he informed that Kenmore Dryers can be an option we can consider. He likes to try out on new models. I was a bit apprehensive but he assured me not to worry and take things easy.

We are actually planning to visit tomorrow the local dealer to inquire more details about Kenmore Dryers. Krillion.com search results showed three shops that sell Kenmore Dryers.

Krillion delivers local search results that combine very specific product information with very specific locality information.

The clumsy clown that I am.

Yes, I am like that when I have to install something in my computer. I just cannot understand these drivers. I am relieved to a large extent with the arrival of Windows XP that picks up many things without drivers.

Drivers are small programs which are used for particular devices to use them on computer. Some devices on computer can be run without installing drivers or you can say that they don't need any driver for operating. For example, hard drive, LAN card and RAM. But some devices cannot operate without installing drivers.

This is where I am stuck up frustrated. I have to call on a technician to install something for which I paid much less than the technician's charges.

What to do; I never seem to learn.

Thursday, June 28, 2007

Just spare 3 minutes please.

In approximately three minutes you can watch a video podcast on technology, consumer electronics and on Web 2.0.

Where you can watch?
In Geek Brief TV .

They currently offer four formats: Large Format, iPod, Windows Media, and Audio Edition but the large format is highly recommended because it works on iPods, PSPs, and will look the best on your TV. It does not stream.

I don't like streamed videos. It is quite boring. You can quickly lose the interest.

Geek Brief’s audience includes a wide range of people, from IT professionals to stay at home mothers, from teenagers to work at home dads. (why it is always work at moms?)

As I said earlier, the Internet is the best place to learn without spending any money.