World's Hardest Game is by far the best game.
Improvements to Moe Ali
I have a few announcements to make about my blogs and in general my writing process on the world wide web. As you all know I have always tried to write in both English and in Persian equally, so that I keep my writing skills in both languages at an above average level. Of course I also write because I love writing, and more specifically I love the world of blogging.
Since I started blogging when I was 16 there were many things that I was concerned with, and obviously the address of my blog was an issue. At the time I could not purchase a domain and run my blog independently, so I wrote and published my posts on various websites. When I turned 18 and got myself a checking account, the story was different. But then choosing a really good address became my main issue.
I faced this problem until recently when I just decided to unify all of my writings whether in English or in Persian under one domain. That domain is of course www.moeali.com
You can find my writings in Persian in the sub-domain of moeali at www.persian.moeali.com
I also changed the templates of both blogs, taking the unification of my blogs an step further. So as of now both of my blogs share the exact same templates and I will continue to write under this domain for my personal posts.
You can access my Accounting weblog which is my formal and official blog at www.aghanori.com
I have to do a lot of work in that blog, particularly publishing more articles. But for now it's pretty decent.
My blogging experience and skills helped me get a job too. Isn't that awesome? I mean you don't know how excited I am. I was hired by my college to write as a student and being part of the student blogging project. If you are interested, then check out my school blog which is called "Its & Bits of QC" at www.ibqc.qwriting.org
Thank you for your support, and make sure you leave comments.
Since I started blogging when I was 16 there were many things that I was concerned with, and obviously the address of my blog was an issue. At the time I could not purchase a domain and run my blog independently, so I wrote and published my posts on various websites. When I turned 18 and got myself a checking account, the story was different. But then choosing a really good address became my main issue.
I faced this problem until recently when I just decided to unify all of my writings whether in English or in Persian under one domain. That domain is of course www.moeali.com
You can find my writings in Persian in the sub-domain of moeali at www.persian.moeali.com
I also changed the templates of both blogs, taking the unification of my blogs an step further. So as of now both of my blogs share the exact same templates and I will continue to write under this domain for my personal posts.
You can access my Accounting weblog which is my formal and official blog at www.aghanori.com
I have to do a lot of work in that blog, particularly publishing more articles. But for now it's pretty decent.
My blogging experience and skills helped me get a job too. Isn't that awesome? I mean you don't know how excited I am. I was hired by my college to write as a student and being part of the student blogging project. If you are interested, then check out my school blog which is called "Its & Bits of QC" at www.ibqc.qwriting.org
Thank you for your support, and make sure you leave comments.
A Modified Expression
Saturday, February 13, 2010
"What Doesn't Kill You, Makes You Mentally Challenged, Emotionally Disturbed, And Physically Disabled." - Moe Ali Copyright © 2010
What do you think about that?
My Problem
Saturday, November 28, 2009
I know what my problem is. I mean I just realized what it is.
The problem is not poverty, rather it is cash flow.
More money is going out, than it’s coming in and, that more or less is the problem I’m currently facing.
That’s the problem and that’s the bad news. The good news is that I’m not alone and 2/3 of Americans are facing the very same issure. Looking at this situation as a cash flow problem will help one to feel relieved, well at least temporarily.
Running Windows 7 (Home Premium)
Saturday, October 31, 2009
It has been a while since my last blog post, and I think I owe my very few audience a big apology for my absence. In this post I’d like to talk about my not so long experience of Windows 7.
First I must say that I really like the newest version of Microsoft Windows, meaning Windows 7. It is as fast or even faster than Windows XP but it is as good or even better than Windows Vista in terms of features, convenience, user-friendliness, eco-friendliness, and the security of the windows.
Microsoft once again proves to be the best and Apple will have to remain silent and in fact reduce its share of personal computer sales. I never forget how disappointed I was with slowness and the inconvenience of Windows Vista, but I take Windows 7 as a good make up for its previous Windows.
I really can’t tell you how good Windows 7 is, the only thing I can tell you is to try it out for yourself and if you are not a biased and unfair person you will most definitely find Windows 7 the best operating system out there.
Currently Microsoft is offering Windows 7 for college students for only $30 which is extraordinarily good and a rare opportunity.
So go ahead and do yourself a favor, save yourself from paying so much for Mac and not getting the best out of your every penny. Do it for yourself and be a PC, and it’s only then when you can seriously see why I insist so much on being a PC.
Facebook: The 21st Century Phenomenon
Monday, October 12, 2009
I never forget the very first time when I visited facebook.com. It was in September 2004 when facebook was very new and no one really knew about it. I heard about it through my ex girlfriend.She asked me to join to be able to keep in touch more conveniently. So I did. I had just about 30 friends. I remember very well there were no applications, no videos, no notes, and of course no advertisements anywhere on the website.
All that you could do was to change your status from the preset statuses (e.g. I'm at the library, at work and etc.), write on friends' wall, send messages, poke them, see their pictures and pretty much that was it. Facebook was simple, neat and fast. Did I mention that you had to have a valid college e-mail address to join? Yeah, my mother and grand father weren't able to join. So it was really unique. In reality facebook has tremendously transformed since its start in February 2004 till now. When you look at it closely, you can see that not only many of its previous features are no longer available, and not only a whole new level of features were added, but one can really conclude that facebook's mission and goal generally changed.
Facebook at its starting point was only a social networking website for college students, meaning that you could actually join college networks (which you still can do) and then also in your information section of your profile you could show what classes you're taking. That feature for instance is no longer being provided, and I personally loved that feature because I was able to connect to my classmates very easier since all I had to do was to join Math122 for Fall 06 and then I'd see a list of all other students in my school who are taking the same class. As you can see facebook was intended for something else. It's no longer what it was and it completely transformed into a social networking website competing with Myspace and others.
All that you could do was to change your status from the preset statuses (e.g. I'm at the library, at work and etc.), write on friends' wall, send messages, poke them, see their pictures and pretty much that was it. Facebook was simple, neat and fast. Did I mention that you had to have a valid college e-mail address to join? Yeah, my mother and grand father weren't able to join. So it was really unique. In reality facebook has tremendously transformed since its start in February 2004 till now. When you look at it closely, you can see that not only many of its previous features are no longer available, and not only a whole new level of features were added, but one can really conclude that facebook's mission and goal generally changed.
Facebook at its starting point was only a social networking website for college students, meaning that you could actually join college networks (which you still can do) and then also in your information section of your profile you could show what classes you're taking. That feature for instance is no longer being provided, and I personally loved that feature because I was able to connect to my classmates very easier since all I had to do was to join Math122 for Fall 06 and then I'd see a list of all other students in my school who are taking the same class. As you can see facebook was intended for something else. It's no longer what it was and it completely transformed into a social networking website competing with Myspace and others.
Currently facebook has over 360 million users all over the globe and this number is continuously growing. Most importantly facebook now stands after Google in the list of world's most visited websites. It has surpassed the monster of the Internet, Yahoo, pushing it to be the third most visited.
The question that is raised in my mind is, what is it with facebook that in such short period of time it became so widespread and recognizable and of course used by all different age groups. Currently my entire family are a member of facebook and for us facebook is like having a cellular phone, and or an e-mail in which one can no longer finding it optional rather than necessary. I for one can no longer go without being on facebook. I did many attempts during the previous years to reduce my dependency on facebook but it was simply impossible.
Let's put it this way, facebook now serves as a medium of exchange in terms of information, and who doesn't want information? I find out about many interesting events in my area through facebook, my friends and I set our dates and nights out on facebook using the threads. It's amazing the kinds of things one can do through facebook. I must certainly mention that it was for facebook that I was able to find many of my classmates from first and second grades. People who I had long forgotten about but still knew their name. All it took me was to run a simple search on their names and there they were. I added them and now I am connected to my family, friends, acquaintances, neighbors, classmates and etc. throughout the entire world. What could be better than that?
But facebook like everything else tangible or intangible, it has it's flaws and in the next article, I'll be addressing some of the negative aspects of facebook. However this article is yet to be completed so check back for new updates and edits.
The Difference Between Me & You
Saturday, October 10, 2009
The difference between me and you is that you neither follow State's rule nor Church's rule, and I follow both.
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