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Blackberry Secret Codes and Keys

Nathan — Sat, 19 May 2012 03:21:15 +0000

You who happen to use the Blackberry as a means of communication, here are some information secret codes that you’ve probably never know. These codes may work in an emergency or even want to know the content or what was done (log) will be indicated by displaying the log report. While not all types of Blackberry support the code, but most can. But to consider if you’re unsure, do not try before there is a backup, because I am not responsible if any damage.

• ALT-N-M-L-L
• Function: Indicates the signal strength in dBm (not the ‘trunk’).

• ALT-V-A-L-D> in address book
• function: Check the data inconsistencies in the address book.

• ALT-R-B-L-D> in address book
• function: Reorder the data structure in the address book.

• Right-ALT-Shift-Del
• Functions: HH soft reset it, similar to ‘pull the battery’.

• ALT-Shift-left-H
• Function: Indicates important technical info about the HH.

• ALT-R-B-V-S> in the browser
• Functions: Shows source-code, from a web page

• ALT-L-G-L-G
• Function: record / log of the system event2 HH

• *- # -0-6> on the home screen
• Function: Indicates the handset IMEI code.

• ALT + NMLL = know the capacity of the signal bars

• ALT + V A L D = verification Address Book

• ALT + R B L D = remodel Address Book

• ALT + RBV = see source code in a Webpage

• ALT + left Shift + H = press to know the technical info is in the Blackberry

• * # 0 6 # = IMEI know who is on the Blackberry

• ALT + Right Shift + Delete = know the simulation capacity of the battery is full

• ALT + LGLG = find logs that have been done in Blackberry

• ALT + NUM / Aa / Cap + H = knowing the Access to Information PIN – IMEI – Vendor ID – Free Memory – OS Version

• MEPD on Sim Card = check the status of locked or unlocked Blackberry

• ALT + Cap / Aa = Right + DEL to restart the Blackberry being hangs

ALT-SMON WLAN wizard screen Enable simulated Wizard mode

ALT-SMOF simulated WLAN wizard screen Disable mode Wizard

MEPD Options> Advanced options> SIM card Display MEP info

MEP1 Options> Advanced options> SIM card Disable SIM personalization

MEP2 Options> Advanced options> SIM card Disable Network personalization

MEP3 Options> Advanced options> SIM card Disable Network subset personalization

MEP4 Options> Advanced options> SIM card Disable Service provider personalization

MEP5 Options> Advanced options> SIM card Disable Corporate personalization

Hopefully helpful,

What do you need to know before you visit Qatar?

Nathan — Sat, 19 May 2012 03:13:40 +0000

Pearl of the Gulf – such a definition was awarded to the small state of Qatar, as it poses a tremendous opportunity to meet the needs of all categories of tourists.

Qatar – one of those countries, which are difficult to immediately find the map of the world. Surprisingly, prior to the beginning of XX century, most European travelers had no idea about the existence of this tiny peninsula.

In 1989, the Qatari government opened its borders to foreigners, immigration authorities authorizing the issuance of tourist visas.

Qatar today – is a dynamically developing country.

The country is absolutely safe, late at night you can calmly walk down the streets.

The best time to holiday in Qatar – is September-January and March-May. You are waiting for wonderful hotels and sandy beaches.

One of the most popular entertainment offered to tourists in Qatar – a safari.

Hotels in Qatar – Qatar is known for its world-class hotels, and visitors of Doha, the capital of the state, attracted by their high level of service

Tours in Qatar – You can choose any of the excursions on your taste, be it desert safari by jeep, falconry and camel rides

Population – Around 817 thousand people

Territory – 11586 км²

Language in Qatar – Arabic, Urdu, and in communicating with foreigners – English.

Religion in Qatar – State religion – Islam. The country adopted a sense Wahhabi Islam.

Kitchen Qatar – In all restaurants and cafes practice cooking more “European” foods and recipes brought from a “rich” in the culinary traditions of the Arab countries,traditional “hummus”, “shish kebab”, “tikka”, “mutabbal, grilled on a skewer meat or fish.

Traditional drink is fruit juice and coffee,Traditional Arabic coffee – brewed strong, without sugar, but with the addition of cardamom, crushed seeds of dates, etc.

Festivals in Qatar

In March, held in Doha stage the World Cup golf

During the summer months is “Summer Wonders Festival of Qatar”

Money in Qatar – Qatari Rial – QAR

Lemon Chicken Recipe

Nathan — Sat, 19 May 2012 03:09:00 +0000

Ingredients:
Chicken – 1 kg, cubed
Eggs – 2
Poultry Marinade – 1 1/2 tblsp
Cornflour – 1/3 cup
Soda Bicarb – a pinch
Salt as per taste
Yellow Food Colour – a pinch
Lemon – 1, thin slices
Oil

For the Sauce:
Chicken Stock – 3/4 cup
Lemon Juice – 1/4 cup
Oil – 2 tblsp
Vinegar – 3 tsp
Sugar – 900 gms
Sesame Oil – 1 tsp
Cornflour – 2 tsp
Yellow Food Colour – a pinch

For the Poultry Marinade:
Vegetable Oil – 1/2 cup
Water – 1/2 cup
Sherry – 5 tblsp
Soya Sauce – 4 to 5 tblsp
Sesame Oil – 2 tblsp
Sugar – 3 tblsp
Ginger – 2 tblsp, shredded
Garlic – 4 cloves, crushed
Salt as per taste
White Pepper as per taste

Method:
1. To make the poultry marinade, mix all the marinade ingredients into a screw-top jar and shake well.
2. Keep refrigerated till needed.
3. Rub the marinade on the chicken pieces and leave for 20 minutes.
4. Beat the eggs and mix in the salt, soda bicarb and cornflour.
5. Mix well.
6. Add a little cold water to form a batter thick enough to coat the back of a spoon.
7. Add a few drops of yellow food colouring.
8. Mix the ingredients for the sauce in a pan.
9. Add a few drops of the yellow colour.
10. Place on heat and bring to the boil.
11. Lower the heat and simmer till the sauce becomes thick.
12. Remove and keep aside.
13. Heat oil in a large frying pan.
14. Dip the chicken pieces in the egg-flour batter and deep fry till cooked and crisp.
15. Remove and arrange on a serviing plate.
16. Reheat the sauce and pour over the chicken.
17. Garnish with thin slices of lemon.
18. Serve.

Share and discover new activities with Google Schemer

Andrew — Fri, 18 May 2012 02:59:54 +0000

It can be hard to get good recommendations of activities or places to try out; often we just see whatever’s most popular. Schemer is linked to Google+ and sets you up with great, targeted recommendations.

If you want a great place for lunch in an unfamiliar city or want to try something totally new in the town you know best, Google Schemer can set you up with surprising and cool ideas. Here’s how it works:

Point your browser to Schemer.
Sign in with your Google account.
Click the “Find Stuff to Do” tab and add your favorite kinds of things and activities from the pop-up list. More is better!
Once you’ve added some favorites, the tab should populate with things to try and places to go. Click the plus icon to add it to your list, the check icon to note that you’ve done it already, or the X icon to remove it from your list. You can change your location or get recommendations for things to try at home in the location bar on the left.
Click Your schemes to view those you want to try or to create your own.
Click Accomplices to see folks you know who are part of Schemer. Click them to see if you have any schemes in common and make plans to do them together, if you want. You can also add friends, of course

Schemer has mobile apps for Android and iOS that add location awareness, so you can get more targeted recommendations.

Oven Fried Chicken

Andrew — Fri, 18 May 2012 02:41:03 +0000

Ingredients
750 gms. crisp savoury biscuits
2 tbsp. parmesan cheese
1 tsp. milk paprika
1 egg white
pinch of salt
10 chicken portions.

Method
In a processor or liquidizer blend the biscuits to fine crumbs, add the parmesan cheese
and paprika and blend a few seconds longer.
Tip into a strong plastic bag. Lightly beat the egg white and salt on a shallow plate.
One portion at a time, coat with the egg white, add to the crumbs and shake to coat generously.
Arrange on a roasting rack bone side downwards. Cook uncovered 5-8 mins. per 450
gms.
Leave to stand 5 mins. per 450 gms. uncovered.

Cook tips: It is well worth making this crisp savouring coating in a larger quantity as it
will store well in a screwtopped jar.

Note: Cooked this way the crispy coating really does stay crunchy. It is equally good
served cold but do not chill in the fridge as the coating will soften.

20 Interesting Facts about Egypt

Andrew — Fri, 18 May 2012 02:33:58 +0000

1. The word pyramid comes from the Greek word “pyramis” which means wheat cake

2. Makeup was used in Egypt to protect against the harsh sun over 5000 years ago

3. He great period is one of the seven wonders of the ancient world the only one to survive till today

4. The pyramid of Cheops has over 2.7 million stones

5. Found in Egypt is the earliest known map of the human circulatory system

6. Egypt pharaoh Pepi II was so afraid of flies he kept naked slaves near him smothered in honey to prevent having them land on him

7. Slaves of owners could not be traded or sold after death so a lot of the time were murdered and put to rest with their owners to accompany them in the afterlife

8. Egyptians invented many forms of musical instruments including the flute, trumpet, and oboe

9. Egyptians’ kept time by using advances fractions and dividing the day between sunset and sunrise to 1/12^th of the day.

10. The age of the sphinx is always a great point of debate among archeologist new evidence suggest it may well be about 10000 years old which would make human civilization much older than previously thought

11. The last hieroglyphic inscription was made in 394 A.D. and the last demotic inscription in 452 A.D. Both were found at the temple of Isis in Philae

12. Most of the Egyptian population still lives in the Nile river valley today

13. The oldest board game known to man was invented in Egypt around 200 B.C called Senet

14. Egyptians were the first to use a calendar consisting of 364 days

15. The capitol of Egypt is Cairo

16. To reduce the instance of lice and other ticks the Egyptians would shave most of the hair off their bodies

17. Recently found inscribed on a tablet is a cure for concrete which has been duplicated and found to be 10x stronger then todays concrete mixture

18. Egyptians’ used the natural sand around them to make glass objects

19. Egyptian architect, Imotep is one of the earliest scientist to have lived in Egypt around 5000 year ago

20. The first international peace treaty was between Egypt and the Hittite empire

What do you need to know before you visit Kingdom of Bahrain ?

Andrew — Thu, 17 May 2012 03:25:35 +0000

Kingdom of Bahrain – an island country in the Persian Gulf in the South-West Asia,the smallest Arab state.

Bahrain has three relatively large and many small islands and located in the
16 km to the east coast of Saudi Arabia and is connected with the country road bridge.

The main part of the country is desert plain.

Polity of Bahrain: Bahrain – a constitutional monarchy. At the head of state is King. The government headed by Prime Minister.

Area: 750 square km ( 290 square miles )
Capital: Manama

Language : Arabic

Weather Bahrain: The climate is transitional from tropical to subtropical.

the winter about 17 C ( 63 F ), 37 C ( 99 F ) in summer, while during the day temperature may rise to 26 C ( 79 F ) in winter and +45 C ( 113 F ) in summer.

Religion : The state religion of the country – Islam, professed by 81.2% of its population, including foreigners (about 60% of Muslims – Shiites, 40% – the Sunnis). Also, there are Christians in the country up to 9%.

Line voltage: 220V

Country Code: 973

Currency: Dinars ( BHD ) .

Banks are open from Saturday to Wednesday from 07.30 to 12.00 and from 15.30 to 17.30. On Thursdays, banks are usually open from 07.30 to 11.00. You can exchange money at most banks, as well as in special exchange offices and private exchange offices.

Customs Regulations: Import and export of foreign currency and local currency is unlimited.
Individuals over the age of18 years is allowed duty free import of 200 cigarettes or 50 cigars or 250g of tobacco in open packets, up to 1 liter of alcoholic beverages or six cans of beer (only non-Muslims) to 226 ml of perfume and perfumery products

Photo and video: You should not photograph the residence of the Emir, also prohibited the photography in most mosques. When taking pictures of local residents should always ask permission.

safety: Bahrain is one of the countries with the lowest crime rate in the world. Crimes committed against tourists is extremely rare, especially compared to other countries in the region.

Emergency numbers:
A single rescue service – 999.

The kitchen and dining Bahrain :

In Bahrain there are different specialties like Arab cuisine, Indian, Pakistani, Thai and other Asian cuisine.

Traditional dishes Bahraini specialties is widely used fish, meat, dairy products and cheese, rice.

Apart from the traditional to the entire Arab world couscous, falafel, kebabs,Tabule, burgulya, mesh,Fattouch, tarita,madhroby, shavermy

Here you can taste the fish or meat with rice “mahbus” stewed lamb with vegetables, barbecue “tikka”, stewed in tomato sauce chicken “dadzhadzh” cutletsof lamb, duck or turkey cooked with rice and vegetables.

Shopping and Stores : Like any other Arab country, Bahrain is full of traditional markets where you can buy everything – from products of local craftsmen to produce.

So by popular markets include Bab Al Bahrain – market in the center of Manama, which includes many shops and stores that sell clothing, jewelry, spices and much more.

Also, Gold Souk is located in the center of Manama that offers a large selection of gold.

Delightful products of pearls, which is famous for Bahrain, you can buy at a pearl farm and pearl auctions.

Fun, tours and attractions of Bahrain

-Seyadi House – located in Muhharak, built in 1905 and is a fine example of local architecture and traditions.

-Barbar Temple – famous monument, located in the village of Barbar, a complex of three buildings, dating from 3000-2000 years ago . And located one above the other.

-Camel Farm on the farm camels live in the open space that allows you to be in close proximity to them in the wild. Here, more than 400 camels.

-Mount Jabal al-Dukhan (“Mountain of Smoke”, 134 m) – the highest point of the island.

-Bahrain International Circuit – International track for racing is one of the best places in the world of racing
-Formula 1. Since 2004, the racetrack – Sakhir, built in the middle of the desert,carried Bahrain Grand Prix Formula 1. Bahrain Grand Prix is the first Grand Prix in the history of Formula 1

Diving in Bahrain : Of the islands attract divers all over the world. Warm water all year round, coral reefs and the rich underwater world provide excellent conditions for diving.

Holidays with regular dates :

New Year – January 1
Constitution Day – December 16
National Day – February 16

Holidays with transitory dates (religious) :

Eid al-Fitr (End of Ramadan) – 3 days
Eid al-Adha (the 40th day after Ramadan) – 3 days
Al-Hijra (New Year on the Islamic calendar) – 1 day
Maulid (Birthday of Prophet Muhammad) 1 day
Laylat al-Miaradzh 1 day

Curry Fried Chicken Recipe

Andrew — Thu, 17 May 2012 03:15:53 +0000

Ingredients
chicken – 1 (about 1 kg)
maida – ¼ cup
curry powder – ¼ cup
salt to taste
oil to fry
garlic – 1 tbsp, minced
onions – 1 cup, sliced
tomato ketchup – ½ cup

Method
Clean the chicken, remove the skin and cut into joints.
Cook the back, wings and neck pieces with 1 cup of water and salt .
Strain and reserve the stock.( use the meat from pieces in other recipe)
Combine maida with ½ the curry powder and salt.
Roll the remaining pieces of chicken in it and deep fry in hot oil till golden brown.
Heat about 3 tbsp of the oil in which the chicken was fried.
Add garlic and fry till brown. Add onion and fry well.
Add the remaining curry powder, salt and about 1 cup of stock.
Cover and simmer till the chicken is cooked.
Add the tomato ketchup and simmer for 2 more minutes.
Serve hot with fried rice or noodles.

20 Interesting Facts about Saudi Arabia

Nathan — Wed, 16 May 2012 03:28:05 +0000

1. Saudi Arabia is the largest producer of oil in the middle East and is the leader of OEC

2. Saudi Arabia are the sites of Mecca and Medina the 2 most holiest sites for Islam in the world

3. The Capitol city of Saudi Arabia is Riyadh

4. The government of Saudi Arabia is Absolute Monarchy

5. It is rumored that the first tomb ever was for Eve and it is located in Jeddah

6. Saudi Arabia is home to the Cradle of Gold one of the largest gold mines ever found in the world

7. Saudi Arabia is the driest country on earth known to have an annual rain fall of less then 1 inch per year and it is only in the far north or far south of the country

8. The King Fahd Causeway that connects Saudi Arabia with Bahrain is one of the longest causeways in the world at over 16 miles long

9. ‘Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’ official gained independence in 1926

10. Mecca is considered the birth place of Prophet Mohammad and medina is the place he traveled to live in 622 A.D both are considered the holiest of Islamic sites

11. Saudi Arabia is the largest country in terms of area in the middle East

12. Saudi Arabia has a population of over 25 million people

13. The currency in Saudi Arabia is Riyal

14. The major language spoken in Saudi Arabia is Arabic

15. Saudi Arabia has the largest refineries to produce desalinated water in the world

16. Miswak the root of the arak tree is used to clean teeth and is very beneficial to prevent gum disease

17. Saudi Arabia is the only country on earth that does not collect taxes from the populace

18. Saudi Arabia money is earned through 90% exports of its oil

19. Saudi Arabia provides free education and health care for all its populace

20. Saudi Arabia is the only country in the world with absolutely no rivers or lakes running through it

Internet Explorer shortcut keys

Nathan — Wed, 16 May 2012 03:15:50 +0000

Below is a listing of all the major shortcut keys in Microsoft Internet Explorer.

Alt + Left Arrow   Back a page.
Backspace   Back a page.
Alt + Right Arrow   Forward a page.
F5   Refresh current page, frame, or tab.
F11   Display the current website in full screen mode. Pressing F11 again will exit this mode.
Esc   Stop page or download from loading.
Ctrl + (- or +)   Increase or decrease the font size, pressing ‘-’ will decrease and ‘+’ will increase.
Ctrl + Enter   Quickly complete an address. For example, type computerhope in the address bar and press CTRL + ENTER to get http://www.computerhope.com.
Ctrl + D   Add a Favorite for the page currently opened.
Ctrl + I   Display available bookmarks.
Ctrl + N   Open New browser window.
Ctrl + P   Print current page or frame.
Ctrl + T   Opens a new tab.
Ctrl + F4   Closes the currently selected tab.
Ctrl + Tab   Moves through each of the open tabs.
Spacebar   Moves down a page at a time.
Shift + Spacebar   Moves up a page at a time.
Alt + Down arrow   Display all previous text entered in a text box or available options on drop down menu.
Alt + D   Highlights the text in the address bar

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