Meaning of Roses

Boys and girls out there, do you know that the color of roses, the number of roses each has got their meaning. Before you try to impress that someone with that bouquet of roses, make sure you know the meaning behind it. Isn't it more meaningful that you choose the color that conveys a specific message for that special someone? The recipient might not truly understand the meaning behind the roses sent but with the accompanying card, your message will be delivered.

Meaning of Color of Roses

Red	Sincere Love & Respect, Courage & Passion
	Send red roses for that someone saying "I love you"
Pink	Grace and Gentility
	Send deep pink roses to show your appreciation & gratitude                                                           Send light pink roses to convey admiration and sympathy
Yellow	Friendship, Joy, Gladness and Freedom, The promise of a new beginning
	Send yellow roses to brighten up someone's day
White	Spiritual Love & Purity, The rose of confession, The bridal rose
	Commonly used as traditional bridal bouquet during weddings to symbolize a happy love.
Lavender	Love at First Sight & Enchantment
	Send lavender roses to convey the message of your "love at first sight" with that special someone.
Orange	Passionate Desire, Pure Enthusiasm and Fascination
	An excellent choice for a new relationship that you wish to pursue further.

            

Meaning of Number of Roses:

1 Rose	Love at the first sight; you are the one
2 Roses	Mutual love between both, deeply in love with one another
3 Roses	I love you
6 Roses	I wanna be yours
7 Roses	I'm infatuated with you
9 Roses	An Eternal love, together as long as we live
10 Roses	You are perfect
11 Roses	You are my treasured one; the one I love most in my life
12 Roses	Be my steady
13 Roses	Secret Admirer
15 Roses	I am truly sorry, please forgive me
20 Roses	Believe me, I am sincere towards you
21 Roses	I am devoted to you
24 Roses	Can't stop thinking about you, 24 hours everyday
33 Roses	Saying "I love you" with great affection
36 Roses	I will remember our romantic moments
40 Roses	My love for you is genuine
50 Roses	Regretless love, this is
99 Roses	I will love you for as long as I live
100 Roses	Harmoniously together in a century; remaining devoted as couple till ripe-old age
101 Roses	You are my one and only love
108 Roses	Please marry me!
365 Roses	Can't stop thinking about you, each and everyday
999 Roses	Everlasting and Eternal love

Now that you know the true meaning of roses, you won't go wrong ^^

Electronic Signatures

Rather than print out the document, sign it, scan it and email it. There is a faster way to do this.

Yes with electronic signature, it will save your time. We can add the signature to any PDF documents,

Saving it as a standard PDF file that can be ready anywhere.

Adobe Reader has a good, integrated digital signature support. How it works:

1.   Open PDF document that we need to sign in Adobe Reader

2.   Click Sign button at the top-right corner

3.   Choose Place Signature option to use a real signature

Few choices:

Type my signature: Type your name and Adobe Reader will automatically generate something that looks like a signature from it.

Use a webcam: Sign your name in black ink on white paper and scan it with webcam. Adobe Reader will use webcam to capture its shape. This will be a ideal option for most people.

Draw my signature: Draw signature with mouse.

Use an image: Sign a signature to a piece of paper and use a scanner to scan it to computer, then crop it and create an image file from it.

4.  After choose one of few options from above, use Place Signature button to insert and position it anywhere in a PDF document. We only have to scan in the signature once and after can use it in other documents.

5.  Save PDF file using standard save option under the file menu. This will create a new PDF file with the same name as the original PDF, but with signature at the end.

Adobe Reader generates a new signature that matches the shape of our signature, so it can be inserted cleanly into other documents. Hope it helps.

Words describing sounds

Words used to imitate the sounds we hear known as Onomatopoeia. The word 'onomatopoeia' comes from the combination of two Greek words, one meaning “name” and the other meaning “I make”, so onomatopoeia literally means “the name (or sound) I make”. Every country describes sounds differently according to their languages. Below are examples for English which is quite fun and interesting to know I think.

Sounds of	Onomatopoeia
Beating heart	lub-dub-lub-dub
Bee	buzz
Bell	ching-a-ling
Blowing on hot soup	fffffffff
Cat	miaow
Cash	cha-ching
Cash	ka-ching
Clock	tick tock
Chicken	cluck cluck
Choking	awk
Clearing throat	ahem
Computer generated	beep
Coughing	ugh
Cow	moo
Dog	woof woof
Door bell	ding dong
Donkey	eee-aaaah
Duck	quack quack
Exhaling	huff
Explosion	boom
Feeling cold	brrr
Flying insect	bzzz
Frog	ribbit
Hard Hit	bam
Hen	kut-kut-kut
High heels	tack tack
Hippopotamus	huuuuugh
Horse	neigh
Infant	dada
Knocking on a door	knock knock
Leaking faucet	tluck…tlock
Lion	roar
Machine gun	bratatat
Police car	woop woop
Phone	ring
Pig	oink oink
Rooster	cock-a-doodle-do
Running horse	tabdak tabdak
Sheep	baa
Siren	eeeoooeeeooo
Sleep	zzzz
Snake	sssss
Sneeze	achoo
Swallowing drink	glug
Train horn	waaank
Wind	whoosh

Spelling Alphabet

In my daily work, when I am on the phone with customers or manufacturers, sometimes I need to provide them my email address or asking for some information. To provide and get correct information between people with a different language background, we can use a spelling alphabet, where every letter is described by a word. Let say my email address is “mihu”, I will describe like these: m for mcdonalds, i for Indonesia, h for hotel and u for usa.

Only do you know that actually there is a widely used spelling alphabet, known as the International Radiotelephony Spelling Alphabet or NATO phonetic alphabet? Shared to you as following and maybe lists of simple English words for alternatives in case some people don’t really know about NATO phonetic alphabet which is included as below table. Hope it helps.

Character	International Code	Pronounciation	Alternatives
A	Alfa	(Al-Fah)	America
B	Bravo	(Brah-Voh)	Banana
C	Charlie	(Char-Lee)	China
D	Delta	(Dell-Tah)	Dog
E	Echo	(Eck-Oh)	Elephant
F	Foxtrot	(Foks-Trot)	Flower
G	Golf	(Golf)	Golf
H	Hotel	(Hoh-Tel)	Hotel
I	India	(In-Dee-Ah)	India
J	Juliett	(Jew-Lee-Ett)	Jamaica
K	Kilo	(Key-Loh)	Kilo
L	Lima	(Lee-Mah)	London
M	Mike	(Mike)	Mars
N	November	(No-Vem-Ber)	New York
O	Oscar	(Oss-Cah)	Orange
P	Papa	(Pah-Pah)	Prince
Q	Quebec	(Keh-Beck)	Queen
R	Romeo	(Row-Me-Oh)	Radio
S	Sierra	(See-Air-Rah)	Sunday
T	Tango	(Tang-Go)	Tiger
U	Uniform	(You-Nee-Form)	USA
V	Victor	(Vik-Tah)	Venus
W	Whiskey	(Wiss-Key)	Water
X	Xray	(Ecks-Ray)	Xray
Y	Yankee	(Yang-Key)	Yellow
Z	Zulu	(Zoo-Loo)	Zebra