#qhim

Ji Hyun Woo opened up for the first time in four days since his public confession of love for Yoo In Na, which took place on June 7 at the fanmeeting for tvN’s Queen In Hyun’s Man.  His most recent comments were, unlike the somewhat careless love confession, actually fairly well-thought-out and careful. The actor tweeted on June 11, ‘Aigo~ Really! Everyone’s worrying so much~! I’m eating and living well~ I’m not MIA, so don’t worry~!’ He added, ‘If the same situation came to me, I would do the same thing over again! Oh, and since a long time ago, nothing good ever came out of paying too much attention on other people’s business, so don’t mind me too much~ Everyone, be happy!’ to show that his confession was sincere and that he wished everyone would cool down. At first glance, the comment seemed like yet another rash expression of will with no consideration for Yoo In Na, but it actually isn’t.  It was right of him not to directly use Yoo In Na’s name because he had already pitched her in a big controversy with his open confession. He just chose to talk about how he was doing to cool down his MIA reports for Yoo In Na, who would be appearing in MBC’s We Got Married, a ‘love variety show’. He also chose to wrap up the issue himself without going through his agency or any official press releases, because his confession was a personal issue in the first place. Of course, the most important closing that can come now is proof of communication between Ji Hyun Woo and Yoo In Na.  Like Ji Hyun Woo said, everyone must refrain from giving too much attention to the issue, but it is true also that the two are celebrities constantly under the interest of the public. Since the issue has already hit the press, their agencies must come forth with an official stance, however minimal, to wrap up the case. Ji Hyun Woo is set to be drafted in July, but he hasn’t decided on a specific date for his enlistment as of yet. Photo credit: Kim Byung Kwan

Episode 3: when HeeJin was calling her phone in KBD's hands

Episode 13 : when HeeJin  was calling KBD's phone;

KIM BOONG DO NEVER ANSWERED.

Finally he answered Hee Jin's call in Episode 16:

Episode 1  Boongdo : Do you know whether I'm dead or dreaming?

Episode 16 Hee Jin : “You’re real. You’re really alive.” *

and insert THE QHIM NATIONAL ANTHEM.

why THAT ENDING ?

i asked my friend to blog about it. she was my light . 

Directly load your IDB file from Quicken Home Inventory on any 64 bit Windows system. It works on 32 bit as well, of course. Today, a new version of Attic Manager is released, version 3.00. This version is able to load data directly from IDB files, there is no need to install any additional software. You don't even have to have Quicken installed. This also means that you can run this option on 64 bit Windows 7 for example, or even on Linux.

Attic Manager can also load the inventory data from QHI and MDF files. QHI files are also loaded without any additional software.

For MDF files you need to have Microsoft SQL Server Express Edition installed. This is a freeware from Microsoft that comes with QHIM, so if you already have Quicken installed on the same computer, you don't need to install anything.

In any case, Attic Manager is now unique software on the market, being able to load all Quicken Home Inventory formats and allowing you to keep track of your items on any PC.

No, Quicken does not support 64bit Windows 7 yet. And there are no plans to do so. A few months back, GuacoSoft has released a new version of Attic Manager that is able to load data from Quicken directly. You can then export it into csv, excel, whatever OR simply use Attic Manager to manage the inventory.

Initial version of Attic Manager with this support (2.03) was only able to load data from .MDF files. However, a new version (2.50) is out now that supports .QHI files as well. It can load all data from .MDF. For files with .QHI extension, it loads all the data except image thumbnails. However, if you still keep your original images on the disk in same location where they were when you loaded them into QHIM, the Attic Manager will pick them up while importing and create thumbnails automatically. Not only that, but it will store a copy of each image into it's database, so that you never lose it in the future.