Hello Mhay

Yes, right.
My Blog's title has an expiration and we'll do something to remove the expiration date.

Sixteen-- it means the blogger is sixteen years old and before it happens Ill try my best to make the one year time worth it. Im going 17 soon (hhmm not so soon) and my blog is not suited for me (huhuhu) im getting older na!.. azaar!

No topic on mind what should I write now?... waahh.. why do i  love blogging if I dont have to blog? (silly me!)

What's on mind?
Question: What should I do?
Queen Seon Deok is currently airing on our Local tv, it's in the nearly-midst of the story.., I havent watch the first episodes yet and it felts so incomplete
And my mom watches it in advances so i have a sneak peak in what will happen next!..
waahh its a mess in my mind, I want to enjoy the story but it's so SPOILED.
Im planning to watch the first episodes but I think it will just messed more, im watching everynight, I have watch some advance shows and Im gonna watch the first episode????... whhuaaat??,,,  or I will wait for the local tv to end the show... but Its 62 episodes!!!.... haayyy messss

Someone gonna used the PC.... hasshh Irritates.....
babyeeeeeei

• Avoid extreme heat. It's the single-most important thing you can do to protect your battery. For example, don't leave your laptop in the car on a really hot day, says a Dell spokesperson. If you must leave electronics in the car, then don't leave them on the dashboard. Also don't close them up in the trunk or glove compartment -- the coolest place is probably under a seat. Apple recommends that you remove your iPod or iPhone from any extra case if it gets hot while you charge it.

• Take precautions in cold weather. Bring your battery up to room temperature before turning it on if it's been exposed to very cold temperatures, recommends a Dell spokesperson.

• You don't need to totally discharge your battery periodically to make it last longer. That was true of older batteries, but not for today's lithium-based models. In some systems, it does help with how accurately the battery reports how much energy it has left, says a Dell spokesperson. Apple suggests that you go through at least one charge cycle per month for laptops, iPhones, and iPods. (It's also no longer necessary to charge your battery for an extra long time for the first charge, says Petri Vuori of Nokia.)

• Unplug your cell phone from the charger when the battery is fully charged. This saves energy and protects the battery, according to Vouri. Don't forget to unplug the charger from the wall. There's absolutely no difference between car and wall chargers, according to Vuori. The only potential problem with car charging is if you leave your cell phone in the car on a hot day (as noted above).

• Leave your battery in your laptop. Some websites recommend taking your battery out of your laptop when you're using it as a desktop computer so that your battery doesn't get worn out. That's not such a good idea, according to a Dell spokesperson, because your battery is more likely to be damaged if you take it out. Besides, he says, it's not necessary since the microprocessor inside the battery manages the charge automatically. So the battery will stop charging on its own when it's fully charged.