dog complain (IMC)

0731-2434482

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How to Pick a Watermelon

    How to Pick a Watermelon

    1. Pick It Up: Big or small, the watermelon should feel heavy for its size.

    2. Look for the Yellow Spot: Watermelons develop a splotch where they rest on the ground. When this splotch is creamy yellow, it's ripe.

    3. Give It a Thump: Tap the underbelly of the watermelon. A ripe one will have a deep hollow sound. Under-ripe or over-ripe melons will sound dull.

Source- http://www.thekitchn.com/the-best-way-to-pick-a-watermelon-172375

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1] http://shareably.net/tips-to-pick-the-perfect-watermelon/
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bank locker

http://weknowinfo.com/services/open-bank-locker-in-3-easy-steps/

https://www.sbi.co.in/portal/web/services/basic-service-charges-safe-deposit-locker-safe

 

Urdu Alphabets Pronunciation/Sh pronunciation/

Sh pronunciation

1. For the SH sound, the tongue tip lifts to the middle of the mouth. Though it stays forward, it’s not touching anything. The front/middle part of the tongue arches up so it’s very close to the roof of the mouth. (Link)
2. This sound is palato-alveolar according to the place of articulation. It means blade of the tongue comes against the teeth-ridge and simultaneously the front of the tongue comes against the hard palate. It makes us clear which are the active organs of speech and which are the passive organs of speech. (Link)

Z pronunciation

1. To create the zh sound, air is forced between a wide groove in the center of the front of the tongue and the back of the tooth ridge. The sides of the blade of the tongue may touch the side teeth. The lips are kept slightly tense, and may protrude somewhat during the production of the sound.

This sound is a continuous consonant, meaning that it should be capable of being held for a few seconds with even and smooth pronunciation for the entire duration. (Link)

2. To create the /z/, the front of the tongue is placed close to the tooth ridge. The tip of the tongue should be close to the upper backside of the top front teeth. The tongue is kept tense as air is pushed between a small groove along the center of the tip of the tongue and the front of the tooth ridge. The front sides of the tongue touch the side teeth toward the front of the mouth. The lips are held slightly tense during the sound.

This sound is a continuous consonant, meaning that it should be capable of being produced for a few seconds with even and smooth pronunciation for the entire duration. (Link)


Urdu Alphabets Pronunciation Links

1.  http://www.alzahid.co.uk/8.html

2. http://www.imamfaisal.com/articulation/

3. 

For kids

 http://drawingpictureshd-2016.blogspot.in/2015/09/drawing-pictures-step-by-step-for-kids.html

Number-Art
https://www.drodd.com/html7/50.html

receipes

hotel sambhar receipe

whole-wheat-dosa-atta-ka-cheela

drumstick-bhaji-recipe

Save snake or other wild life animals in Indore (M.P.)

Please contact the forest department. The numbers are following:
9424792371 ADO (Forest Department)
9424792372 Range Officer (Forest Department)
9424792409
+(91)-731-2491831 Chief Conservator Of Forest

kaafiya काफ़िया kawafi कवाफ़ी Gazal

1. https://rekhta.org/ghazals/andoh-se-huii-na-rihaaii-tamaam-shab-mir-taqi-mir-ghazals?lang=Hi

2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qaafiyaa

3. https://rekhta.org/ghazals/apnaa-gam-le-ke-kahiin-aur-na-jaayaa-jaae-nida-fazli-ghazals?lang=Hi

4. https://www.rekhta.org/ghazals/khaatir-se-yaa-lihaaz-se-main-maan-to-gayaa-dagh-dehlvi-ghazals?lang=hi

5. https://rekhta.org/ghazals/jab-raat-kii-tanhaaii-dil-ban-ke-dhadaktii-hai-bashir-badr-ghazals?lang=hi

competitive exams

1. http://pccp.resonance.ac.in/form/Exams_Calendar.php



2. 

poocorn

1. Microwave
http://www.jessicalynette.com/family-2/best-popcorn-secret-ever/
http://food-hacks.wonderhowto.com/how-to/secret-perfectly-fluffy-microwave-popcorn-isnt-popcorn-button-0151544/


2.

Microsoft word Eq Field (Miller Indices, square root)

1. Miller Indices
First select the font times new roman in the MS Word.
Press Ctrl+F9 then breaket {} will appear. Paste the following in the bracket.

EQ \o([,)\o(0,) \o(1,) \o(1,¯)\o(],)

Now press Shift+F9. Then [01-1] will appear properly formatted as required in Miller Indices.

(1-1-1) EQ \b \bc\( (\o(1,)\o(1,¯)\o( ,)\o(1,¯))

[-211]          EQ \o([,) \o(2,¯) \o(1,) \o(1,)\o(],)
[211]           EQ \o([,) \o(2,) \o(1,) \o(1,)\o(],)
[01-1]      EQ \o([,) \o(0,) \o(1,) \o(1,¯)\o(],)
[0-1-1]    EQ \o([,) \o(0,) \o(1,¯) \o(1,¯)\o(],)
[0-1-1]    EQ \o([,)\o(0,)\o(   ,)\o(1,¯)\o(1,¯)\o(],) hair space


 

 
-1-11        EQ \o(1,¯) \o(1,¯) \o(1,)
1-1-1       EQ \o(1,) \o(1,¯) \o(1,¯)
1-11        EQ \o(1,) \o(1,¯) \o(1,)
11-1        EQ \o(1,) \o(1,) \o(1,¯)
(111)      EQ \b \bc\( (\o(1,) \o(1,) \o(1,))
(1-1-1)      EQ \b \bc\( (\o(1,) \o(1,¯) \o(1,¯))

 
[11-1]     EQ \b \bc\[ (\o(1,) \o(1,) \o(1,¯))
[1-1-1]     EQ \b \bc\[ (\o(1,) \o(1,¯) \o(1,¯))

[01-1]     EQ \b \bc\[ (\o(0,) \o(1,) \o(1,¯))
[0-1-1]     EQ \b \bc\[ (\o(0,) \o(1,¯) \o(1,¯))
[0-11]     EQ \b \bc\[ (\o(0,) \o(1,¯) \o(1,))

[-1-10]     EQ \b \bc\[ (\o(1,¯) \o(1,¯) \o(0,))

[-100]     EQ \b \bc\[ (\o(1,¯) \o(0,) \o(0,))

[42-2]     EQ \b \bc\[ (\o(4,) \o(2,) \o(2,¯))
[4-2-2]     EQ \b \bc\[ (\o(4,) \o(2,¯) \o(2,¯))


(42-2)     EQ \b \bc\( (\o(4,) \o(2,) \o(2,¯))
(4-2-2)     EQ \b \bc\( (\o(4,) \o(2,¯) \o(2,¯))



(1-11)    EQ \b \bc\( (\o(1,) \o(1,¯) \o(1,))
(11-1)    EQ \b \bc\( (\o(1,) \o(1,) \o(1,¯))
 


[-12-1]    EQ \b \bc\[ (\o(1,¯) \o(2,) \o(1,¯))
[1-12]     EQ \b \bc\[ (\o(1,) \o(1,¯) \o(2,))
[-211]     EQ \b \bc\[ (\o(2,¯) \o(1,) \o(1,))
(-43m) EQ \b \bc\((\o(4,¯) \o(,)\o(3,)\o(m,))


a/b [-211]               EQ \f(a,b) \o([,) \o(2,¯) \o(1,) \o(1,)\o(],)
a/2 EQ \f(a,2)


D= β^2/16b^2 EQ \o(D, ) \o(=, ) \f(β\s\up4(2),4b\s\up4(2))

2.Square root

a√(2)/4  EQ \f(a\r(2),4)

EQ \r(32223+4525 )  

3. Equation Numbering
If you want to start numbering from 1 then, 

Press ctrl+F9 
then paste
seq NumList \r 1\ 
and then F9.
 
If you want to start numbering from 5 then do,
Press ctrl+F9 paste
seq NumList \r 5\ 
and then press F9.

In place of number list you can write ANYTHING LIKE FIGURES, TABLES etc.

If you want to hide equation number
Press ctrl+F9 
then paste
seq NumList \h \r 1\ 
and then F9.


4. calculation

ctrl+F9

= (1 + 3 - 1) * 4  

F9 

= 1/8 \# 0.00x 

 displays 0.125.

5. date

DATE \@ "dd-MM-yyyy"  

6. EQ \f(b \s\don(_Tilt), b \s\don(_Twist)) = 1.4
7. EQ \f(b \s\upn(_Tilt), b \s\upn(_Twist)) = 1.4
8. EQ α \s\don(_Tilt)
9. EQ \f(1,8)\s\up10(º)
10. Placing Numbers Over Other Numbers eq \a \ac (41,104)   Link

These links are very useful. Link1
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