Some interesting sites...

I recall my friend was so shocked with my office PC collections, Google logo! I do Google search everyday, on everything. Whenever I see a new logo, a seasonal or festive logo, I'll right click on the logo, and save a copy on my desktop. This happened for quite a long time. Hmm... A year or two, maybe. Then, my friend sent me a link on that logo archive. Of course, this might not the original link that my friend sent me. I can't really recall. When I browsed through the web pages just now, don't think it has all the logo that I have seen. Oh, probably this page only listed from year 1999 to 2005. Additional information. These festive logos are designed by Dennis Hwang . They are pretty and eye catchy, isn’t it? ;) http://www.google.com/holidaylogos.html

I am not really sure how I got to know about this site. I believe it is due to years ago, I read this in a local Chinese newspaper on the correspondence courses. I sent my details and requested for the enrollment form. Anyway, I never started any class from this school. This site has been “enhanced”. You can check out the variety of courses offered, together with the lecturer details, the course outline, and you can even download the course material! I found it is very useful, and convenient for those who wants to “know”, instead of really go through classes and examinations. (Yeah, I am paranoid with exams. Thank god, it’s considered over for now.) http://chcsdl.open2u.com.tw/full/index.html

Malaysia is one of the countries that reside out of the earthquake area. If you ask me to name another, frankly, I don’t know. :P Anyway, for the past few years, especially after Tsunami hit north of penisular Malaysia, things seem to change. Whenever there’s earthquake in our neighboring country (Indonesia, I mean), we sometimes can feel it too. More and more shaking we can feel from the neighboring country, and sometimes cause paranoid among ourselves. I think stay alert is good, anyway. This site that I usually visit if I suspect earthquake happening is from USGS. The content is almost up-to-date. I am not sure if we can find any forecast in this website. But if you would like to confirm if the dizziness you felt is caused by the earthquake, you can do it from this website. http://earthquake.usgs.gov/eqcenter/recenteqsww/