http://wiki.onmac.net/index.php/Triple_Boot_via_BootCamp

I’ll post some screenshots as soon I’ll get it running on my MBP.

To reverse these operations:
defaults write com.apple.dashboard mcx-disabled -boolean NO

And:
killall Dock

Source of the info:
6 Ways to Speed Up Your Macbook For Free
By Tao Schencks

1. Command + Shift + 3
   Take a screenshot of the screen, and save it as a file on the desktop.
2. Command + Shift + 4
   Take a screenshot of an area and save it as a file on the desktop.
3. Command + Shift + 4 + Spacebar
   Take a screenshot of a window and save it as a file on the desktop.
4. Command + Control + Shift + 3
   Take a screenshot of the screen, and save it to the clipboard.
5. Command + Control + Shift + 4
   Take a screenshot of an area and save it to the clipboard.
6. Command + Control + Shift + 4 + Spacebar
   Take a screenshot of a window and save it to the clipboard.
7. Command + Shift + A (in Grab.app)
   Take a screenshot of an area and save it in a location of your choice.
8. Command + Shift + W (in Grab.app)
   Take a screenshot of a window and save it in a location of your choice.
9. Command + Shift + Z (in Grab.app)
   Take a screenshot of the screen every 10 seconds, until the timer is canceled.
10. screencapture
    This command can be used in Terminal to take screenshots.screencapture -iW ~/Desktop/screen.jpg

The guide reference: http://www.sizlopedia.com/2009/08/25/10-commands-to-take-a-screenshot-in-mac-os-x/

Apple reference: http://www.apple.com/pro/tips/screenshots.html

Adding the site link to my blogroll.

http://appclinic.com/

Second thing is I’ve disabled all my other blogs. From now I’ll post only here. As I’m taking a lot of busy modules this semester I feel the need to store some informations and indicate my progress. Most of my materials I’m doing for the courses are available at:

http://www.wosem.pbworks.com/ (restricted access, you can join the workspace)

Third I can’t remember all the things I’m doing and the ways I am following to achieve some techy-geeky solutions. That’s why I need a space to post some techy things.

Fourth – time to work. Have a good day!

I was adviced to sent my CV as she’s the links to the Wow Agency. She also provided me an email of Alan Hudson, the Second Life specialist at the Uni ;-)

Maureen Kendal:

maureen.kendal@londonmet.ac.uk

http://www.maureenkendal.com/

Alan Hudson

alan.hudson@londonmet.ac.uk

Things to do:

Personal

• CV
• glossary
• thinking strategies
• library quiz and referencing
• referencing

Team (report)

• E-Blogging and Facebook experience
• Introduction, conclusion and references

After writing the essay if I will have time the good thing should be contact someone from LondonMet Writing Centre to check and help me improve my report.

Last week I couldn’t find time to make the Uni-related stuff and things are not better in this due to the deadline of CAD project. I did ipmovement of my Brief History, Mindmap and I made a mind map of things to do for the Study Skills module.

Gal-1
Liu Wei Love it! Bite it!
2005-2007- Editable dog chews

City build of natural, paper-like material. Mixed architecture styles of modern city combined into artistic vision through inacurate shapes with perfect proportions and scale.
I was very surprised when I realised what kind of material was used, it gave the pop-cultural meaning, brilliant!

Li Songsong The Decameron
Oil on canvas

Darkly expressed oil painting showing governing party. Items are black, people are coloured war-green, painting is not detailed, made of wide brushes, highly expressive. People look like a gray-to-green mass.

Ling Songsong Cuban Sugar
Oil on canvas

Painting shows the people on a banquet, they suppose to be some kind of VIP’s set by circular table. Painting is divided by 3D, varied in colours rectangles (made from varied materials).
Expression of variety but with the same colout-pallete. Dark colours, makes me feel rather sad.

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Zhang Huan Ash Head No.1

Sculpture of varied materials and dust. Reminds me the Chinese demolished buildings while building the Three Gorges Dam (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Gorges_Dam).
Head has closed eyes and no mouth. It is a symbolic meaning of the Chinese working class society for me. Sculpture is rough, same like feelings while watching.
My note: You can create people, you can create society through the power of terror. Don’t think, don’t look, don’t talk.

Li Songsong Gift

White, gray, black oil painting showing the group of people carrying an aeroplane. Attractive, joyful – but worthless. Yet another carrot on the rod. Piece of nothing cheering people.

Zhang Huan Seeds

Incence ash, charocoal and resin on canvas. Picture of workers. No one is focused about anything besides the work. No individuality, people are just working shapes. Materials and colours are building the atmosphere of nothingness. It’s astonishing.

Zhang Huan Young Mother
Incence ash on linen

Picture of a young woman (girl) sitting half-naked on the single chair by the table. Symbolism of mothership is achieved by the track of milk from the breasts (made of the dust). It forms a strange shape. One of the most remorable picture of the exhibiotion for me.

Zeng Fanzhi Hospital Series

Meat-like, bleeding characters. Brings me bad memories and thoughs from my cancer-fight.

Zhang Xiaogang Untitled and Untitled
Oil on canvas

Portrait of a boy. Simplified and naive form with shaping characteristic to soc-real propaganda art. Portrait is smudged and lighted softly which gives the effect of blur in the meaning of feelings. Great colours. Use of the pink on the face gives the painting a littre air and makes it a little more abstractive.

-”-Zhang Xiaogang Big Family
Oil on canvas

The red boy has a red blood-line from his heart to mother and sister. The red filling of the character stands for affiliation to socialistic party.
Similar meanings are also shown on the works: Bloodline and My Dream: Little General shown below:

All my other personal notes are available off-line.