8.6.09
Unique Furnitures
I dream of having my own house with handcrafted furnitures. Artistic and unique. That’s the style that I wanted.
When people say handcrafted furnitures I associated it with rustic furniture. At scenicfurniture.com, they have lots of antique and artistic furniture that surely fits your home. That’s why http://www.scenicfurniture.com/ came into existence. So when you wanted furnitures that will make your home bring to life consider http://www.scenicfurniture.com/.
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Humba
1 lb. pork pork belly cut into serving pieces
If you wanted it to be a healthy meal, why not add tofu like what I did. :)
1 cup water
garlic, crushed
1/3 cup vinegar
1/4 cup packed brown sugar
1/4 cup soy sauce
1 bay leaf
1 tsp. peppercorns
1tsp. oil
salt to taste
1 heaping tablespoon salted black beans
In a medium pot, saute garlic in oil until brown. Add pork and cook until brown. Combine water, soy sauce, vinegar, brown sugar, salt, bay leaf and black beans and add to pork. Cook over low heat until pork is tender. Serve hot.
Easy right?
7.6.09
Ethical Hacking
Did you know being a hacker would help companies tighten their IT Security?
Yes… you read it right, a hacker but I am not referring to those that break the law. I am referring to Ethical Hacking. I’m not an IT person so I did not know that there is such a thing called as Ethical Hacking. Not until I found out that there are classes offered that allow you to become a Certified Ethical Hacker, and land on a job that is considered as a computer security expert and specialize in penetration testing, and other testing procedures, to ensure that a company's information systems are safe and secure. How cool is that!
The work of an ethical hackers are in demand these days and is projected to prolong its service. The salary of being a trained and certified Ethical Hacker is also quite excellent. While IT departments like many other areas of business are tightening their belts, the salaries in the IT security space are bucking the trend and showing increases
If I made you interested why not check out EC-Council. They offer classes on Security Fundamentals, Ethical Hacking, Penetration Testing, Computer Forensics
, Disaster Recovery and Secure Programming. Have this classes an d be a Certified Ethical Hacker.
One thing more….there is a FREE, One day First look at EC Council. They brought about these events to give IT Professionals a chance to see and know what the BUZZ is all about before enrolling to their classes. It will also allow each one to know what they really offer. So there, what are you waiting for, Come join the next First LOOK! Event in Secure Coding, Ethical Hacking and become a Certified Ethical Hacker. Contribute your part to your company in their security concerns.
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Cheesecake-A must Try!
Got to thank Rico for leading me to this recipe from Ms. Lori . I must agree this recipe is a true champion cheesecake. It's velvety smooth and melts in your mouth....oh yummy!!!
and a little cheaper as it use condensed milk and calamansi (or lemon) instead of sour cream.
If you want to try this recipe hop on here
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31.5.09
Beef Brocolli
What you'll need;
400 grams Beef sirloin strips, cut in strips
1/4 cup of soy sauce
1 onion, sliced thinly
crushed garlic
small ginger, cut into strips
2 small or 1 big, head of broccoli
1 tbsp of cornstarch
salt and pepper
1-1/2 tbsp. of oyster sauce
3/4 c. of beef broth (or 1 beef cube dissolved in water)
Then what you'll do;
In a bowl marinate the beef strips in soysauce and pepper set aside. Mix together the broth with the remaing soy sauce, pinch of salt, pepper and cornstarch. Set aside.
Heat a wok or skillet. When hot, pour in the cooking oil. Over very high heat, fry the beef strips until brown. Set aside.
In a separate wok or skillet, saute onions then garlic. Add the ginger. Add in the broccoli and stir fry for about half a minute. Season with salt,pepper and a some soysauce. After a minute add the broth with cornstarch Mix until the sauce thickens. When serving you could drizzle some oyster sauce for added flavor. :)
Serve at once. Easy right! :)
8.5.09
Web Hosting Geeks
Thousand of people are creating their own website or blog. A way to start is through free web hosting. As we all knew, it is not enough usually. Most people don’t assimilate the opportunities that can open up to you with a good blog, a web host, affiliate links and a decent grasp on grammar can bring.
You can consider a little in on the side, some bring enough through blogs and online writing. Now what to do? You need a web site, and most web sites need web hosting. Here’s another question; where are you going to start the search?
I’d like to say that Web Hosting Geeks is a favorable place to start. Web Hosting Geeks is a dedicated server hosting that offers reviews and information for those of us looking the net for good web hosting deals. It has many independent overviews of the best web hosting providers. They offered cheap expert web hosting services under $10 a month. All web hosting plans provided will embody at least one free domain name registration and 30 day money back guarantee.
Blogger like us can also learn more about web hosting in this site. How to pick the best web hosting services? Which web hosting is will perfectly suit you? How to earm money with web hosting? All the answers to our questions respecting web hosting were sure to be found in the Web Hosting Geeks.
If you are now perceiving for a new web hosting service, why not visit the Web Hosting Geek. I am absolute you will find what you want and what you need!
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27.4.09
That's it Pancit!
This is how I cook my pancit. :)
You'll need;
1/2 kilo pancit bihon
pork slices, fried
chicken liver
chicken breast, boiled and shredded
Broth
Veggies such as;
baguio bean, carrots, chopped cabbage, soaked tengang daga
garlic, onions, soy sauce,
worcestershire sauce or oyster sauce or bell pepper * :)
Here's what I do
Soak the pancit bihon noodles to soften for 10 minutes.
Grease a large pan or wok with oil. Sauté onions and garlic. Add the sliced veggies (in this order carrots, baguio beans, cabbage and tengang daga). If you want a spicy taste add bell pepper.
Stir fry then set aside.
In a separate wok, saute onions, add pork, shredded chicken breast, chicken liver. Add the broth. Drizzle some soysauce depending to your taste. Add 2 tbsp of worcestershire sauce or oyster sauce. Simmer.....simmer. (I dont use shrimp, Im allergic to it by the way)
Now...
Mix in the pancit bihon noodles cook for about 5 minutes or until the noodles are soft.
Add salt and
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Life to the fullest
21.4.09
More Smores!
Did you know that the first ever smore recipe can be found in the (US) Girl Scouts handbook of 1927. The traditional smore is made with marshmallows, graham crackers and a few pieces of chocolate. Now many had made varieties for this snack recipe. S'more by the way is a contraction of the phrase, "some more" :)
I taught my niece how to make s'more last night. :)
To make this you'll need:
graham crackers
Chocolate Bar
large marshmallows
Break graham crackers in half. Break chocolate bar in half; center one section on each of 2 graham cracker halves. Top each with marshmallow. Place on paper towel. Microwave in 10 second intervals until marshmallow puffs. Top each with another graham cracker half; press gently. Let stand 1 minute to soften chocolate. Serve immediately. :)
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10.4.09
Pasta cooking made much easy
An easy and quick Pasta recipe. Glad there's this del monte tomato and cheese spag sauce. I love it's blend. It has the sour taste of tomato and the perfect flavor of cheese. :)
Okay enough said, del monte's not paying me here harhar!
So here’s what I did;
1.Cook pasta (500 grams) according to pack directions. Drain and set aside. I used angelhair pasta. It cooks in 3-4 minutes only.
2. In a pan saute onion then garlic, add the 2 cans of tuna (I used tuna in oil)drained and set aside.
3. Add a can of drained sliced mushroom (or olives)
4. Mix mix mix then set aside
5. In a saucepan, melt butter; add flour and cook on medium-low heat for 2 minutes, stirring constantly
6. Add the spaghetti sauce (I used delmonte tomato and cheese) and simmer
7. Then slide in the sauted tuna and mushroom.
8. Add chili pepper for some spice (optional)
9. Topped your cooked pasta with the red sapg sauce and sprinkle some grated cheese.
10.Done!
Easy Peasy right? :)
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5.4.09
For Parents
Let me share this awesome site I found for first time parents. I’m not a mom yet but I am so certain this site would be truly helpful when we will have our own baby.
Anyway, the site I’ve been telling is parentricity.com.
Parentricity is a social network that was created that aims to help first parents find informative stuffs such as product reviews, advice, experiences from other parents too. It’s an exchange of information from one parent to another. So you could be sure that each product reviews are real and safe as it comes from real parents who actually used the products to their own kids.
I visited the site a while ago and I assimilated a lot from their advice section. Actually I got hooked reading everything. People there are so kind in giving advices. Another thing that interests me, they have a section for books reviews. It would be very helpful to parents who are looking for books for their kids or for themselves Instead of going to the bookstore, read their review first to be inform on what book to get that would be time saving.
Parentricity.com is like you're well experienced parent that will help you in finding good products for your kids. So if you are a first time parent or just looking for somthing for your kids, do visit their site to know what I mean.
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