Hwang Chul Soon

Hwang Chul Soon 

2013

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MSPY İPHONE YÜKLEME VE KURULUM VİDEOSU

Şimdiye kadar olan program tanıtımlarımızda sizlere Mspy telefon dinleme programı nın ne olduğunu , nasıl çalıştığını ve nasıl kullanıldığına dair çeşitli bilgiler vermiştik. Bu sayfada ise mspy telefon casus programı nın iphone telefonlara nasıl kurulduğunu videolu olarak göstereceğiz. Android telefona kurulum videosunu ise bir önceki yazımızda sizlerle paylaşmıştık.

İphone kurulumunda dikkat edilmesi gereken ve android kurulumunda önemli olmayan yani iphone telefonlara özel extra bir işlem daha gerekmektedir. Bu işlem ise Jailbreak işlemidir. Yani iphone telefonlarınıza apple store dışında bir kaynaktan herhangi bir program yükleyebilmeniz için önce iphonunuzu Jailbreak yapmanız gerekmektedir.

Jailbreak yapılmış bir iphone artık herhangi bir kaynaktan program yükleyebilir hale gelmiş olur ve dolayısıylada mspy programınıda kolayca yükleyebilirsiniz. Jailbreak işlemi nasıl yapılır ve kolaymıdır diye sorduğunuzu varsayıyorum. Evet jailbreak işlemi hiçte zor bir işlem değildir ister kendiniz yapabilir isterseniz bu işten anlayan herhangi bir telefoncuya yaptırabilirsiniz. Jailbreak işleminin nasıl yapıldığına dair ilgili linkleri ve gerekli videolu anlatımlarıda çok yakında bu sitede bulabiliceksiniz.

Biraz öncede belirttiğim üzere eğer samsung gibi android işlemcili bir telefona yükleme ve kurulum yapmak isterseniz jailbreak işlemine gerek kalmadan direkt olarak yükleme yapabilirsiniz,jailbreak işlemi sadece iphone modelleri için gerekli bir işlemdir.

Evet jailbreak işlemi yapılmış bir iphone a mspy programını yüklemek artık çok kolay bir işlem haline gelir ve aşağıdaki videodan da izleyeceğiniz üzere nerdeyse 5 dakika bile sürmez.

MSPY TÜRKÇE SAYFASI

MSPY FİYAT LİSTESİ

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A sister/sister, busy, kind of sick weekend wrap!

Before I begin my weekend wrap blog entry, I would just like to say "thank God for Zicam and Emergen-C". Ha!

Friday at 4:30 PM, my weekend started as usual. I felt strong and hit the gym for cardio and weights. I had a great work out. When I finished, I had to run a lot of errands. I went to Target, Ulta, and GNC. Then finally I picked up a salad at Panera for dinner. 

Ugh, it never ends.

I finally put all of my stuff up, took a shower, ate, and got my sister's Christmas gift together. I thought it looked cute!

By the time I finished all of that it was about 9 PM and ho-ly crap. I started to feel horrible. Body aches and a sore throat. Thankfully, I did not have a fever, but I felt really bad. I knew I needed to take preventive measures and get into bed.

I drank my Emergen-C and took Zicam and slept for 12 hours. I hoped to wake up feeling brand new. I never get sick (knock on wood, thank God) and it's been well over a year since I have even had so much as a cold. 

I woke up Saturday morning feeling like crap. But I don't like to take a lot of medicine. I barely take Tylenol or even Midol. I just do not like it. I like to take a more homeopathic approach. I do not really have a solid reason as to why, I just do. Basically I just think the pharmaceutical industry is a bunch of shit. :)

I forced myself to go do a few things and clean my apartment so when my sister arrived she would not get sick. She was driving three hours from Raleigh. She pulled in around 1:30 PM. We chatted for a while then took off to the gym. I live right across the parking lot from my gym (so awesome) and she had a 3-day pass so we decided to make the best of it.

I felt OK to do cardio but I did not have enough strength to lift weights like we initially planned. I did 45 minutes of cardio and was pretty proud of myself, I pushed hard. My heartrate was up the whole time and I burned a bunch of calories!

I felt so much better afterwards. I felt like the medicine combined with some sweaty cardio totally helped. We went across the street to Earthfare (another awesme thing about where I live, ha!) and got a hummus and vegetable wrap. It was delicious and huge! It was only 300 calories for the whole thing. Double score!

Oh and thank you to my sister who brought me another Polar band so I can use my monitor again. Captain Grace (me) over here lost the damn band a month after I got my monitor so I have not been able to use it!

We then took showers, watched some of "Country Song", and got glam!

I'm ready!

We went Uptown to a place called "Blue Restaurant and Bar" for dinner and a martini. The crusine is Mediterranean; our favorite! I had this delicious spinach, mushroom, and ricotta pasta dish. It was amazing. And the restaurant is absolutely beautiful. The below image I found was on Google, but just to show you how gorgeous the place was!

I had an "Under The Sunset" Martini. It was SO strong and so much cinnamon flavor. I could not finish it, but it felt good against a sore throat because it was so strong.

By the time we finished dinner it was 10:30 and we had to drive back to south Charlotte, where I live. We were gong to go to a local bar to watch the UFC fights. I was so excited, last night the fighter line up was incredible. But I was done, I just wanted to go home. I pushed myself to the limit.

We came home and got warm on the couch and watched a movie on HBO called "Stoker" and what a weird ass movie. That movie was just... I don't even know. I literally had this look of confusion and disgust on my face the whole time, but like I could not turn away. I kept wanting to know what was next. So if you have HBO on demand, the movie is free, so it is worth a watch. Just be prepared that it is really freaking weird. Oh and Nicole Kidman is in it. We finally went to bed around 1 AM and slept today until 10. It was glorious. I love my black out curtains, ha. 

We got ourselves dressed, grabbed a hot tea and spinach and egg white wrap at Starbucks then drove up to Ikea. Every time she comes down to stay with me, we have to make a trip to Ikea. After spending two hours in there walking around, I left with this kick-ass picture for my living room. I love it! It was only 10 bucks too!

My sister left about an hour ago and I think I am down for the count. It is so cold and rainy here and my throat is still kind of sore, super tired too. I think the rest of the afternoon spent inside warm and resting will make me brand new tomorrow. I have a busy week ahead so I have absolutely zero time to be sick. Maybe I am wishful thinking, but so far Emergen-C and Zicam have done a great job. 

How was your post-Christmas weekend?!

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았/었/였더라면 Korece "-miş olsaydı" eki

죽을 만큼 사랑했더라면 좋았을 텐데

Ölecek kadar sevmiş olsaydı iyi olurdu

과가의 일에 대해 사실과 반대로 가정해서 뒤에 어떠한 결과 나타날 것을 예상할 때 쓴다. 주로 과가의 일에 대한 후회나 안타까움을 나타낸다.

Geçmişte olan ya da olmayan olaylara ilişkin bir gerçek ya da sadece tahminle ilgili bir varsayımda bulunurken geçmişe dönüp bir tahmin yürütürken kullanılır. Genellikle geçmişteki olaylara ilişkin bir pişmanlık ya da üzüntü ortaya çıkar.

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Bir Doğum Günü Bir Yeni Yıl Postu ^^

Aslında bu yazıyı 20 Aralık akşamından beri yazmaya çalışıyorum. Bir yazıyorum bir siliyorum. Bir türlü istediğim kelimeler bir araya gelmiyor. Geldiğinde ise anlatmak istediklerimi yeterince ifade etmiyor gibi sanki.  O yüzden hep siliyorum hep yeniden yazıyorum. 

Aslında önemli değil içinden geldiği gibi yaz dediğinizi duyar gibiyim ama ne bileyim; içim sanki öyle boş ki sanki sadece (nokta .) koyup bir post atsam anlatmak istediklerimin tam anlamıyla ifadesi olacak. Bir hevessizlik bir duraklama dönemi gibi ama aslında değil gibi de. Yazmak istiyorum ama istediğim düşündüğüm kelimeler bir araya gelmiyor. Öyle harika bir post yazayım herkesler beğensin derdim de yok ama işte olmayınca olmuyor sanırım. 

2013 yılı benim açımdan çok çok zor geçti. Yani artık 2013 bitsin artık der olduk ailece. Tabii ki kimse mükemmel bir hayat yaşamıyor. Herkesin kendine göre derdi sıkıntısı var ama yine de dediğim gibi 2013 yılı fazlasıyla adaletsiz fazlasıyla üzücü ve fazlasıyla acı verici geçti. 

Her yıl doğum günümde istediğim ihtiyaç duyduğum istediğim şeyleri arkadaşlarıma söylerim onlar da alırlar saolsunlar :)). Hediyelerimi kendim seçiyordum diyebiliriz sanırım. Ben hediye bile olsa ihtiyaç duyulan kullanılacak bir şeyler olmasını tercih ederim. Yoksa hiç okumayacağım bir kitabın yada asla kullanmayacağım bir biblo anlamlı olsa da kullanışlı olmaktan çok uzak. Hediyeler anılar-yaşanmışlıklar barındırmalı diye düşünüyorum. Hiçbir zaman tek düze şeyleri sevmemişimdir. O yüzden sıra dışı olarak hediyelerimi hep arkadaşlarımdan ben istedim bu seneye kadar. 

Ama dediğim gibi zor geçen zamanlardan sonra hayat maalesef o eski tadı vermiyor artık. Geçen seneki doğum günümü ve yeni yılı hastanede annemle beraber kutlamıştık. Her ne kadar kendini fazla bilmese de başına taktığımız yılbaşı şapkasıyla eliyle zafer işareti yapıp kamerama poz vermişti meleğim. Hastane odasını onun için neşelendirmiş onunla kutlayacağımız son yılbaşı olabilir korkusunu içimizde tutarak annemi neşelendirmeye çalışmış onu mutlu etmiştik. Şimdi geriye dönüp baktığımda -iyi ki- lerim o kadar yerindeki. Eğer-li cümlelerim çok az. Pişmanlıklarım da öyle zira. 

Demek istediğim, konunun özünde anlatmak istediğim aslında bu sene ve gelecek senelerde mutluluk ve sevinç hep yarım artık benim için. Hayat tabii ki devam ediyor ve yıllar geçtikçe acım azaldıkça belki daha iyi hissedeceğim ama şu anda tam olarak yukarıda yazdığım duygu karmaşası içindeyim. Yeri geliyor gülüyorum, eğleniyorum, sinemaya gidiyorum, geziyorum... Hayat devam ediyor nihayetinde. Gönül istiyor ki yeme, içme, gülme, eğlenme, kapat kendini karanlık bir odaya yıllarca yıllarca yıllarca ağla. Ama olmuyor işte.. dediğim gibi hayat devam ediyor. 

Bu zor zamanların en iyi ilacı şahane bir abla ve mükemmel dostluklar. Şükürler olsun rabbime beni bu iki olguyu bünyesinde barındıran harika insanlarla karşılaştırdı. Zor zamanlarımda yanımda olan dırdırımı sıkıntılarımı dinleyen LaFea'ma, uzaklarda çoook uzaklarda olsa da mesajlarıyla dertlerime sıkıntılarıma ortak olan Bahar'a İzmir'den gelip hayatıma ege rüzgarlarını taşıyan Handan'a, Arwen'e, Çağla'ya, Akira'ya, Nabrut'a, Narsist'e, Hayal'e, Erva'ya, Winpohu'ya, mydestiny'e ve adını unuttuğum canım dostlara... Çok teşekkürler. Yüz yüze görüşsek de yada sanal olarak birbirimizi tanısak da destekleriniz benim için çok önemliydi.  Zor zamanlarımda yanımda olmanızı asla unutmayacağım. 

Aslında bu yazının bol neşeli ve eğlenceli olması gerekiyordu. Neşeli ve güzel şeylere bağlamak için yazıma resimlerle devam edelim en iyisi :)

LaFea o gün hiç üşenmedi taaa Kadıköy'den bize kısırlar, börekler, yaprak sarmaları ve doğum günü pastamı getirdi. Masamızı rengarenk yaptı. Ablam da kendi tarifi olan sebzeli noodle yaptı. Sohbet mi güzel di yemekler mi leziz di anlamadık valla ^^ Ama hepimiz nasıl acıktırsak bu pek de net olmayan resimleri zar zor çekebildim hihihihi

Bu kış nedense çok üşür oldum. Her telefon konuşmamızda 'üşüyorum' diye yakındığımdan LaFea bana çook güzel puff pijama takımı almış. Rengi kırmızı gibi çıkmış fotoğraflarda ama koyu pembe çok hoş bir rengi var.

Dürüstçe en sevdiğimin önünde parlak yıldız şeklinde işlemesi olan beyaz kazak olduğunu söyleyebilirim. Çingene ruhum şıkırdaklı ve parlaklı şeyleri aşırı sever ^^ Bayıldım resmen ♥ Diğer hediyem de bir muhasebeciye yakışır tarzda oldu. Yeni kalemlerim nasıl ama :))

Vee ablacığımın hediyesi ♥♥ 34 numara ayaklara sahip olmanın en büyük dezavantajı vitrinleri süsleyen caaaanım botlardan çizmelerden alamamak :((( Bizde ablamla beraber yukarıdakı bot+converse tarzı bu ayakkabıları zor zahmet bulduk. Tabii ki 34 numeroooo :D Ama bayıldım ihtiyacım olan ve istediğim bir şeydi. Aslında istediğim yağmur çizmesiydi ama numara bulamayınca bunu almaya karar verdik :D 

Hediye falan bahane en mühimi en güzeli ve en değerlisi sevildiğini bilmek, hissetmek ve yaşamak. Ben bu bakımdan kendimi en şanslı insanlardan birisi olarak görüyorum. Nice nice seneler bu dostluklar arkadaşlıklar baki kalır dilerim. Yeni yıla da iki gün kalmışken tüm sevdiklerime uzun uzzzuunnnn mutlu seneler sağlıklı yıllar dilerim. Sevdiklerinizle beraber sağlıkla huzurla yaşayın. Ve 2014 hepimize aşk, sevgi ve para getirsin. Hepimize iyi şanslar ^^

Not: Bu güzel şenlikli günü LaFea'nın kaleminden BURADA okuyabilirsiniz ;)

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DECEMBER 29 = Massacre at Wounded Knee

Eyewitness to Wounded Knee

"During this time a medicine man, gaudily dressed and fantastically painted, executed the maneuvers of the ghost dance, raising and throwing dust into the air. He exclaimed 'Ha! Ha!' as he did so, meaning he was about to do something terrible, and said, 'I have lived long enough,' meaning he would fight until he died. Turning to the young warriors who were squatted together, he said 'Do not fear, but let your hearts be strong. Many soldiers are about us and have many bullets, but I am assured their bullets cannot penetrate us. The prairie is large, and their bullets will fly over the prairies and will not come toward us. If they do come toward us, they will float away like dust in the air.' I turned to Major Whitside and said, 'That man is making mischief,' and repeated what he had said. Whitside replied, 'Go direct to Colonel Forsyth and tell him about it,' which I did. "

The "Ghost dance" religion

This was the recollection of Philip Wells, a mixed-blood Sioux Indian who served the U.S. Army as in interpreter of the events on the morning of this date, December 29, in 1890. It was on this date that a massacre of Sioux Indians occurred at Wounded Knee, South Dakota. The "ghost dance" to which Wells refers is a dance to a miraculous vision that an

Indian named Wakova had had. This man, a Paiute mystic had fallen into a trance during an eclipse of the sun that he saw while in Nevada (The "Ghost Dance" is pictured above). When he came out of his trance, he told others that he had been taken up into the world of the spirits. While amongst the spirits, he had received a revelation that a new day was dawning for the indigenous American peoples. He saw a world in which the Indians who had died would return, the vast herds of Buffalo would be restored, and the white oppressors would be vanquished. But this was strictly a religious faith of an afterlife. This new faith had certain tenets, which included behavior that was non-violent; there was to be no lying, no stealing, no cruelty. The dance would enable those who followed this faith to catch a brief glimpse of this paradise. It came to be called the "Ghost dance religion" by whites because it hinged on this belief in reuniting with dead spirits.

The Massacre at Wounded Knee

The Sioux added their own facet to this new faith: the wearing of brightly colored shirts which they said would be impervious to the white man's bullets. This sounded ominous to many of the white men who heard it, and this unease boiled over at Wounded Knee. The recent killing of Chief Sitting Bull had frightened some of the Chief's followers to take refuge in the camp of Big Foot, a Miniconjou Sioux Chief. When Big Foot and his followers were encamped at Wounded Knee Creek, they were surrounded by 470 troopers of the U.S. 7'th Cavalry who were armed with Hotchkiss Guns, a light rapid fire field cannon - a kind of precursor to the machine gun. At 8:00 that morning, the Sioux men came out and sat in a semi circle in front of their tipis. Colonel James Forsyth (pictured below), determined to disarm these men, sent

soldiers into their tipis to accomplish this. This tension quickly exploded into full fledged violence. One young Indian pulled out a gun and began firing. The Hotchkiss guns opened fire and swept the field, cutting down anything that moved. The few armed Indians tried to resist, but it was hopeless. In all, 25 white men were killed as opposed to over 180 Indians. This included the sick, such as Chief Big Foot who died as he attempted to rise from his sick bed, as well as women and children.  The bodies of the dead, were left to lie until a blizzard subsided. On January 1, they were buried in a common grave, pictured at the top. This was the final "battle" between the indigenous American peoples and white men. The period of conflict was over, and peace - some would say the peace of the graveyard - settled in hereafter.





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Sources =

http://www.eyewitnesstohistory.com/knee.htm

Time Life the OLD West Books 24 Volume SET (The Old West) By Time Life Books (Leather Bound - 1977) "The Great Chiefs", text by Benjamin Capps Time Life Books, Alexandria, Virginia, 1975.

The American Heritage Book of Indians - Narrative by William Brandon American Heritage Publ. Inc., New York, 1961.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wounded_Knee_Massacre

Pictures =

Top: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Woundedknee1891.jpg

"Ghost Dance" : http://www.swoyersart.com/howard_terpning/ghost_dance.htm

Forsyth: http://sites.google.com/site/thewoundedkneemassacre/american-perspective

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DECEMBER 28 = Carrie Nation STRIKES!!

"I was awakened by a voice which seemed to me speaking in my heart, these words, 'GO TO KIOWA,' and my hands were lifted and thrown down and the words, 'I'LL STAND BY YOU.' The words, 'Go to Kiowa,' were spoken in a murmuring, musical tone, low and soft, but 'I'll stand by you,' was very clear, positive and emphatic. I was impressed with a great inspiration, the interpretation was very plain, it was this: 'Take something in your hands, and throw at these places in Kiowa and smash them.' "

This was how Carrie Nation described the heaven-sent vision that sent her into countless bars and saloons across the United States wielding a hatchet to smash the evil demon of alcohol. And she began the hatchet phase of her career on today's date, Dec. 28, 1900 at the Hotel Carey saloon in Wichita, Kansas.


Carrie Nation Grows Up HATING Booze!!

Standing at nearly 6 feet tall and weighing 180 pounds, Carry Amelia Moore Nation, Carrie Nation, as she came to be known, cut an imposing figure. She had been born on November 25, 1846 in Garrard County, Kentucky, to slave owners George and Mary Campbell Moore. For most of her early life she was in poor health and her family experienced financial setbacks, moving several times and finally settling in Belton, Missouri in Cass County. In 1867 she married

Dr.Charles Gloyd, who had a severe drinking problem. They had one child, a daughter, before separating in 1868. Gloyd died a year later, and Carrie attributed her strong anti-liquor sentiments to this poor first marriage. Miss Carrie married David A. Nation, nineteen years her senior—an attorney, minister, and newspaper editor with children, in 1874. The Nations moved to in Medicine Lodge, Kansas wherein he worked as a minister at a local church while Carrie ran a succcesful hotel. (Above, Nation, circa 1874) Nation started a local branch of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union and campaigned for the enforcement of Kansas's ban on the sales of liquor. Her ways of campaigning ranged from from simple protests to singing to saloon patrons hymns accompanied by a hand organ, to yelling to bartenders with such clarion calls as, "Good morning, destroyer of men's souls." But she got poor results from this sort of thing. So she prayed to God for guidance and in 1899 had the epiphany which she described above.

Carrie Has an Ax or a Hatchet to Grind

Nation gathered several rocks – "smashers", in her dry parlance – and went to Dobson's Saloon on June 7. Crying out "Men, I have come to save you from a drunkard's fate," she started wrecking the saloon's stock with her rocks. She smashed two other saloons in Kiowa, after which a tornado hit eastern Kansas. She took this as as divine approval of her actions. And subsequently switched over to a hand held hatchet as her chosen method of dispensing God's wrath. And her first foray into axing the drinks came today in Wichita, wherein she also smashed up a titillating picture of Cleopatra behind the bar. Between 1900 and

1910 she went on a national tear, and was arrested some 30 times after leading her followers in the destruction one watering hole after another while shouting "Smash, ladies, smash!" to her confederates. Saloons took to posting signs saying "All nations welcome except Carrie". Prize-fighter John L. Sullivan was said to have run and hid when Nation burst into his New York City saloon. Self-righteous and formidable, Nation mocked her opponents as "rum-soaked, whiskey-swilled, saturn-faced rummies." All the time she referred to herself as "a bulldog running along at the feet of Jesus, barking at what He doesn't like." Author Herbert Asbury in his 1929 book "Christs Bulldog" called her "the most industrious meddler and busy-body that even the Middle West, hotbed of the bizarre and the fanatical, has ever produced."

Carrie Nation's Bottle Crushing Legacy

Although Nation's campaign of saloon wrecking won her national prominence, the immediate results were not what she had hoped. She suceeded in pressurimg Kansas into enforcing its prohibition laws more aggressively, but most of the country still sanctioned the sale of alcohol. Towards the end of her life Nation resided in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, where she founded the home known as Hatchet Hall. Having deteriorated both mentally and physically, she collapsed during a speech in a Eureka Springs park, and was taken to a hospital in Leavenworth, Kansas. She died there on June 9, 1911,and was buried in an unmarked grave in Belton City Cemetery in Belton, Missouri. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union later erected a stone inscribed "Faithful to the Cause of Prohibition, She Hath Done What She Could" and the name "Carry A. Nation". Ironically, by the time the U.S. actually did adopt prohibition in 1920, Nation was largely forgotten--but the hatchet-waving Kansas reformer unquestionably helped lay the foundation for America's ill-fated experiment with with a dry society.

Carrie Stops by the Queen City...

Incidentally, Miss Carrie brought her hatcheting crusade to my very own native town of Cincinnati at one point. According to the book "Yesterday's Cincinnati", she took one look at all of the Saloons lining Vine Street and immediately gave up. "I would have dropped from exhaustion before I had gone one block!!"


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Sources:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carrie_Nation

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/1900/peopleevents/pande4.html

http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,752108,00.html#ixzz1hrXtxhHI

by Luke Feck, E.A. Seemann Publishing Inc., Miami, Fla. 1975.

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Zion.T(자이언티) _ Miss Kim(미스 김) Türkçe çevirisi (Han/Tr)

Bu şarkıyı youtube'de öyle neler var neler yokmuş diye bakınırken buldum,
Dinler dinlemez de Koreli arkadaşım [ki soyadı Kim'dir] aklıma geldi ve bana ayrı bir sevimli geldi. Müzik de ayrıca çok sevimli :)  eğlenceli ^^

 Herkesin bildiği şarkıların çevirisini yapmaktansa, dinlemektense, pek az kişinin bildiği henüz gün yüzüne çıkmamış parçaları bulup çevirmek beni daha çok cezbediyor

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MSPY ANDROİD CEP TELEFONUNA YÜKLEME

Cep telefonu dinleme ve takip etme maksadıyla kullanılan programların en ünlülerinden ve en çok tercih edilenlerinden birisi olan MSPY programı ister android işletim sistemine sahip cep telefonlarına istenildiğinde de iphone gibi ios işletim sistemine sahip olan cep telefonlarına kolaylıkla kurulabilmektedir. Kurulum işlemi en fazla 3-5 dakika arasında süren bir programdır ve kullanımı ise online panelinden olmakla beraber oldukça kolaydır.

Mspy programının online paneli çeşitli dillerde hizmet vermektedir ve bu diller arasında Türkçe de bulunmaktadır. Online panelinin Türkçe oluşu kullanım açısından extra bir kolaylık sağlamakta ve ingilizce bilgisi olmayan kişilerin bile kendi ana dillerinde programı kullanma olanağı sağlamaktadır.

Mspy telefon dinleme programı nın samsung gibi android telefonlara nasıl yüklendiğini aşağıdaki açıklayıcı videoda bulabilirsiniz. Yükleme aşamaları android bir cep telefonunda tamamen aşağıdaki videoda olduğu gibi gerçekleşmektedir. Videoyu izlediğinizde zaten nekadar kolay ve kısa sürede yüklenebildiğini görüceksiniz. Mspy programını yükleme işlemi bittiği andan itibaren mspy online panelinize login olarak kullanmaya ve gönderilen verileri izlemeye başlayabilirsiniz.

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Looking Back: November

What better time to do a November recap than at the end of December? I actually wrote this at the beginning of the month and then neglected to post it! So, good-bye November, hello and good-bye December!

To sum up November in three words, I would say: Work. Eating. Fun.

Work: has been crazy; we are still working a lot of overtime, since the end of the year is near and everything needs to be done by year end. We have been going in on Saturdays, which I actually like, because without the phone ringing and a new email popping up every second, I actually get some work done! On top of everything else, we had a guy go out on Paternity leave and the temp who was supposed to cover his desk fell through, so we have been doing his work too. I was already pretty swamped; doing his work as well has made me way behind. In addition, his wife had some complications and the babies came two weeks early, so we have been doing it for a few weeks now.

Morning view from my office window

Fun: comes before eating because a lot of the eating was fun too! However, I had a girls night at the house at the beginning of the month, which was a ton of fun. I made a bunch of muffin inspired foods and there was plenty of wine and a dance party was commenced. The weekend after that, my brother had an end of Harvest party and it was good to hang out with some of his girlfriend's friends who I had met before but didn't know very well. The next day we canned some pickled veggies and then had Sunday dinner because it's CRAB season! The next day I took the day off and volunteered at the local food bank. It is near my aunt's house and when I asked if she wanted to join, she, my uncle and two of my cousins came too, so it was a fun family affair (plus I chalked it up as a workout since I had to move so many cans of food). Thanksgiving was spent doing a bike ride and then I got to hang out with my extended family, some of who I have not seen in a while (and who are all grown up all of a sudden).

Food: has been plentiful this month! At girl's night, I served muffin shaped foods: mac and cheese bites, southwest chicken cups, mini chicken pot pies, mini quiches, artichoke and spinach dip cups, and....salad. The recipes were kind of thrown together from things I already liked making. At the Harvest party, there was brisket (I ate SO MUCH brisket!), corn, cole slaw, beans (with Jalapenos), and salad. There is always salad. For Thanksgiving there was turkey, of course, and some super good mashed potatoes. My favorite were the two different kinds of stuffing. At one party, it was brie and artichoke stuffing; at the other it was cranberry, sausage and apple stuffing. Both were delicious, even though they were pretty different. Finally, I took the turkey carcass home and made turkey stock, which will be used soon!

Aside from the top three, there has been some running (163 miles), a bit of reading (2 books), a bit of yoga, one trail race, a bit of biking and a little too much TV watching (Parenthood, Greys Anatomy, Top Chef).

What did you do in November? What is your favorite food to serve when people come over? Do you enjoy crab season?

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