The plain English guide to writing letters

Setting out your letter

As everyone always says, a letter needs a beginning, middle and end. Much of the time, your letter should start ‘Thank you for your letter of 15 April’ and certainly not ‘I acknowledge receipt of…’, ‘I am in receipt of…’ or ‘Further to your recent….’.

The middle will be your points, answers and questions in a logical order. If it is a long letter, you may be able to break it up using sub-headings. Use paragraphing throughout, generally averaging about three or four sentences to each paragraph.

The end does not normally need to be a summary. A suitable final sentence might be ‘I hope this has answered your questions’, ‘Thank you for your help’ or ‘If you have any questions, please ring me.’

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Jarang Posting

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Ada Band – Haruskah Ku Mati

Ada Band – Haruskah Ku Mati Bagaimana mestinya Membuatmu jatuh hati kepadaku Tlah kutuliskan sejuta puisi Meyakinkanmu Membalas cintaku Haruskah ku mati karenamu Terkubur dalam kesedihan…sepanjang waktuku Haruskah kurelakan hidupku Hanya demi cinta yang mungkin bisa membunuhku Hentikan denyut nadi jantungku Tanpa kau tahu betapa suci hatiku Untuk…memilikimu Adakah keikhlasan dalam palung jiwamu…mengetukmu Ajarkanmu bahasa … Baca Selengkapnya

Iptables Basic

Help File Library: Iptables Basics

Written By: Prince_KenshiI’m sure many of you have been wondering how to use iptables to set up a basic firewall. I was wondering the same thing for a long time until I recently figured it out. I’ll try to explain the basics to at least get you started.

First you need to know how the firewall treats packets leaving, entering, or passing through your computer. Basically there is a chain for each of these. Any packet entering your computer goes through the INPUT chain. Any packet that your computer sends out to the network goes through the OUTPUT chain. Any packet that your computer picks up on one network and sends to another goes through the FORWARD chain. The chains are half of the logic behind iptables themselves.

Now the way that iptables works is that you set up certain rules in each of these chains that decide what happens to packets of data that pass through them. For instance, if your computer was to send out a packet to www.yahoo.com to request an HTML page, it would first pass through the OUTPUT chain. The kernel would look through the rules in the chain and see if any of them match. The first one that matches will decide the outcome of that packet. If none of the rules match, then the policy of the whole chain will be the final decision maker. Then whatever reply Yahoo! sent back would pass through the INPUT chain. It’s no more complicated than that.

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Jalan di MM

Pada tanggal 26 Juni 2006 gw dikasih tau sama si Heri kalo acaranya si Nita di selenggarakan pada hari ini, dan bukannya hari besok. Karena hari ini gw lagi gak ada acara yah udah ajah gw ikut ke acaranya itu. Trus beberapa temen gw pada pengen ngikut juga lagehh.. yah udah deh gw ajak ajah … Baca Selengkapnya