Thursday, 17 January 2019
Saturday, 5 January 2019
A free PDF reader that loads fast and has a small file size: Sumatra PDF.
It is my favourite PDF reader.
SumatraPDF can also read other kinds of documents like CHM and epub.
Get it free from its webpage:
https://www.sumatrapdfreader.org/free-pdf-reader.htmlMonday, 17 December 2018
Adobe Digital Editions ADE 3 Installer
Adobe Digital Editions ADE 3 Installer.
Adobe Digital Editions 3. (Download it below.)
Why you need Adobe Digital Editions 3.
It appears that when more recent versions of Adobe Digital Editions (such as 4 and 4.5) are tried to install, the computer refuses and says that there is a problem with the .NET Framework files.
You get an error message saying something like ".NET Framework Initialization Error. To run this application you must first install one of the following versions of the .NET Framework: v4.0.30319."
Even when you install the required .NET Framework, the computer still gives the error and refuses to install Adobe Digital Editions 4 and 4.5.
Solution: Use Adobe Digital Editions 3.
If you are using Windows 7 32-bit, use Adobe Digital Editions 3. It will not give an error about .NET Framework. However , first make sure you install the required version of .NET Framework.
I do not know if Adobe Digital Editions 3 works on other versions of Windows. Try and see.
DOWNLOAD Adobe Digital Editions 3.0 here:
https://archive.org/download/ADE3.0Installer/ADE_3.0_Installer.exe
or here (zip file):
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1bugXK_h_A3Zs3s4CELQ47kMZZSTZNMZC
or here (zip file):
http://www.mediafire.com/file/1uvkk3zz0oss4s3/Adobe_Digital_Editions_3.0.zip/file
Friday, 29 December 2017
Download any file from any website. http://file2hd.com/
Download any file from any website.
http://file2hd.com/
This is for example useful in helping me to download the free hypnosis recordings at Steven Luzern's website.
http://file2hd.com/
This is for example useful in helping me to download the free hypnosis recordings at Steven Luzern's website.
Friday, 20 October 2017
Busting Stereotypes 1. Men Can Wear Pink too!
Busting Stereotypes 1. Men Can Wear Pink too!
I want to bust (destroy) the stereotype that "pink is for girls".
I went to the Marché Bonamoussadi, in my town of Douala, on Monday the 16th October 2017.
When I went to buy a new bag, I chose pink.
The seller said: "Voici les bleus." (It is French for "here are the blue ones.")
I took the pink bag, because I liked it.
(He wanted to sell it to me for twelve thousand francs CFA, but I negotiated and got it at five thousand francs, less than half his price.)
There is the stereotype that the colour pink is for women. People also think that a man who wears pink is a homosexual.
Colour on its own has no meaning. It was made by God. It is people who give meanings to colours.
When you were born you had no such concerns. But you started learning from other people (through socialization) that "pink is for girls", while "blue is for boys". It became your habitual thinking.
Anybody can be trained to believe anything, from childhood.
Here are some man-made beliefs which may not be right:
1. "You should not greet people with your left hand."
What has the left hand done? If it was bad why did God give it to us? It is human beings who made the rule, not God. The left hand is as good as the right hand.
2. "Older people are always wiser than younger people."
This belief feeds the pride of people. It tries to make you feel superior to those younger than you. It is not true. Older people may have more experience but wisdom is different. There are adults and elderly people who do foolish, harmful things, like stealing, insulting people, fornicating, getting drunk, and ignoring other people's useful opinions. That is not wisdom.
Examine your beliefs. Don't blindly swallow what everyone says. My main source of advice is the Bible.
God does not say men should not wear pink.
So will you keep living in fear of "what people say", or will you free yourself?
I want to bust (destroy) the stereotype that "pink is for girls".
I went to the Marché Bonamoussadi, in my town of Douala, on Monday the 16th October 2017.
When I went to buy a new bag, I chose pink.
The seller said: "Voici les bleus." (It is French for "here are the blue ones.")
I took the pink bag, because I liked it.
(He wanted to sell it to me for twelve thousand francs CFA, but I negotiated and got it at five thousand francs, less than half his price.)
There is the stereotype that the colour pink is for women. People also think that a man who wears pink is a homosexual.
Colour on its own has no meaning. It was made by God. It is people who give meanings to colours.
When you were born you had no such concerns. But you started learning from other people (through socialization) that "pink is for girls", while "blue is for boys". It became your habitual thinking.
Anybody can be trained to believe anything, from childhood.
Here are some man-made beliefs which may not be right:
1. "You should not greet people with your left hand."
What has the left hand done? If it was bad why did God give it to us? It is human beings who made the rule, not God. The left hand is as good as the right hand.
2. "Older people are always wiser than younger people."
This belief feeds the pride of people. It tries to make you feel superior to those younger than you. It is not true. Older people may have more experience but wisdom is different. There are adults and elderly people who do foolish, harmful things, like stealing, insulting people, fornicating, getting drunk, and ignoring other people's useful opinions. That is not wisdom.
Examine your beliefs. Don't blindly swallow what everyone says. My main source of advice is the Bible.
God does not say men should not wear pink.
So will you keep living in fear of "what people say", or will you free yourself?
Tuesday, 17 October 2017
How to handle people who gossip. ( 31 May 2017, Wednesday.)
How to handle people who gossip. ( 31 May 2017, Wednesday.)
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