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| Popcorn Chicken |
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How to make crispy POPCORN CHICKEN
This video will explain how to prepare at home.
Say Thank you for every thing, but how?
| Ways to express your thank note |
Thank you.
Thanks.
Thanks a lot.
Thank you very much.
Thank you. That’s very kind of you.
Thank you. You’re so helpful.
Thanks for your kind words.
Thank you for coming here today.
Situations
“This is a fantastic car.” “Thank you.”
“Would you like a sandwich?” “Oh, thank you, that would be great.”
“Another glass of juice?” “No, thank you.”
Very polite, formal
How kind you are to help me. Thank you very much.
Thank you for spending time with me.
Thank you for taking the trouble to help me. I do appreciate it.
Many thanks for your assistance in our project.
Written, formal
Many thanks for your letter/email.
I was so pleased to hear from you.
I greatly appreciate your kind words.
I am very thankful that you are considering my problem.
Thank you for your consideration.
Accepting thanks
That’s all right.
You’re welcome.
Don’t mention it / Not at all. / It’s nothing. / (It’s) my pleasure.
“Thanks a lot for your help, you’re very kind.” – “Don’t mention it.”
‘Thanks a lot for looking after the children.” – “It’s my pleasure. I love children.”
“Thanks, Jane. I couldn’t have managed without your help.” – “No problem.”
- See more at: http://www.myenglishteacher.eu/blog/how-to-say-thank-you-26-thank-you-sayings/#sthash.dVagR6oM.dpuf
How do you call your relations? Table of family relationships in English!
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| Family Relationship table in English. |
father – somebody’s male parent
mother – somebody’s female parent
parent – somebody’s father or mother
son – somebody’s male child
daughter – somebody’s female child
husband – the man who a woman is married to
wife – the woman who a man is married to
spouse – somebody married to another person; husband or wife
brother – a boy or man who has the same parents as another person
sister – a girl or woman who has the same parents as another person
sibling – a brother or sister
elder brother/sister – a brother/sister who is older than you
younger brother/sister – brother/sister who is younger than you
grandfather – somebody’s parent’s father
grandmother – somebody’s parent’s mother
grandparent – somebody’s parent’s parent
great grandfather – a father of your grandparent
great grandmother – a mother of your grandparent
grandson – somebody’s son’s or daughter’s son
granddaughter – somebody’s son’s or daughter’s daughter
grandchild – somebody’s son’s or daughter’s child
uncle – somebody’s mother’s or father’s brother; your aunt’s husband
aunt – somebody’s mother’s or father’s sister; your uncle’s wife
nephew – somebody’s brother’s or sister’s son; your husband’s or wife’s brother’s or sister’s son
niece – somebody’s brother’s or sister’s daughter; your husband’s or wife’s brother’s or sister’s daughter
cousin – somebody’s parent’s brother’s or sister’s child; somebody’s aunt’s or uncle’s child
stepfather – your mother’s husband (not your real father)
stepmother – your father’s wife (not your real mother)
stepbrother – your stepfather’s or stepmother’s son (at least one of your parents is different)
stepsister – your stepfather’s or stepmother’s daughter (at least one of your parents is different)
stepson – your spouse’s son (from an earlier marriage)
stepdaughter – your spouse’s daughter (from an earlier marriage)
father-in-law – your spouse’s father
mother-in-law – your spouse’s mother
brother-in-law – your spouse’s brother
sister-in-law – your spouse’s sister
son-in-law – your daughter’s husband
daughter-in-law – your son’s wife
boyfriend – a boy or man that a girl or woman goes out with
girlfriend – a girl or woman that a boy or man goes out with
widow – a woman whose husband has died
widower – a man whose wife has died
bachelor – a man who has never been married
spinster – a woman who has never been married
single – a person who isn’t married and doesn’t have a boyfriend/girlfriend
Words and Phrases with Examples
1. baby – a very young child
- I always do some housework when the baby is sleeping in the afternoon.
2. infant – a baby or very young child, newborn child
- My sister is 14 years old, but sometimes she acts like an infant.
3. toddler – a young child who has just learnt to walk
- Toddlers can walk, but they don’t always talk yet.
4. marriage – legal relationship between a husband and wife
- She only has a stepdaughter from her husband’s first marriage, but she likes her as her own.
5. marry (sb), get married to sb – become somebody’s husband or wife
- My father was 29 and my mother was 25 when they got married.
6. go out (with sb) – spend time with somebody and have a romantic or sexual relationship with them
- My parents had been going out for two years before they got married.
- My mother doesn’t like that I go out with Tom; she says he’s too old for me.
7. get engaged – agree to marry somebody
- Imagine, my sister has just got engaged to a footballer, they’re planning to get married in the summer.
8. wedding – the act of marrying, a marriage ceremony (and the meal or party that usually follows it)
9. bride – a woman on her wedding day, or just before or just after it
10. (bride)groom – a man on his wedding day, or just before or just after it
- The prince’s wedding ceremony will take place in the cathedral. Then the bride and the groom will be taken to the wedding reception in an open Rolls Royce.
11. honeymoon – a holiday taken by a couple who have just got married
- We couldn’t go to the Bahamas on honeymoon, but we felt sitting on the top of the world even in a campsite at the local lake.
12. divorce – the legal ending of a marriage; end your marriage legally
- Unfortunately, very many marriages end in a divorce in our country.
- She divorced her husband immediately when she learned he had a secret girlfriend.
- My friend and his wife got divorced at last, after long years of quarrel and disagreement.
Presentations are the effective tools to communicate, but how to make them simple and effective
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| Effective Presentation Creating Skills |
This article will help you to understand the basic points to be considered during the power point presentation.
Effective PowerPoint Presentations
PowerPoint is now as much a part of office life as water coolers are.Ever since digital projectors started appearing in board rooms, almost everyone seems to think that taking a few words from their talk, sticking them in bullet points, then adding some irrelevant clip-art, is going to win you a standing ovation.
Sadly, PowerPoint presentations are now a major cause of frustration for audiences, who desperately try to stay awake, as they notice the words “Slide 14 of 324″ in the corner of the screen.
Indeed, some people are so against PowerPoint that they suggest ditching it altogether. Some offices have banned it, demanding that their employees go to the effort of making speeches with handouts.
However, often the reasons behind this backlash are simply that they’ve sat through one to many terrible presentations – and are blaming the tool. There are ways to use PowerPoint effectively, but they are generally not practiced.
Here is some advice for using PowerPoint successfully.
1) Thinking of making a speech
2) Take turns with audience attention
3) Try not to use words
Think of making a speech
The best presentations are actually speeches, with PowerPoint used to add supporting visual elements. When people are asked to make a speech, they spend far longer preparing than if they were asked to make a PowerPoint presentation.Take turns with audience’s attention
Don’t expect your audience to pay attention to you and the screen at the same time.When you are talking, and the subject you are on is not related to what is on the slide, switch the screen to black. You can do this by pressing the “B” key on your keyboard.
Conversely, when you put up a new slide, give them a few seconds to look at it before you start speaking.
Try not to use words
If you must use PowerPoint, use it as a visual aid – not a visual alternative of your presentation for people who can’t hear you.The aim of having slides is to show people something that you can’t describe. Don’t waste ten minutes describing a new building, when a few photos will do. Don’t list the past six-months sales figures, when a simple graph with a trend-line will do.
In general, don’t use sentences and paragraphs of text in PowerPoint slides. It’s difficult to read from a screen, and you would be better handing out full-notes for them to read later.
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How to improve your email writing skills with basic tips
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| Email Writing Skills |
1) Subject Line
2) Say Hello
3) Be very careful of capital letters, punctuation, spelling and basic grammar
4)Think of who your reader is going to be
5)The reader will also accept bad grammar in informal emails
6)Think about how direct or indirect you want to be
7)Be positive!
8)Get feedback
9)Short and Simple Sentences
10)Put your message in context
11)Focus on what they need to know
12)Use a well designed signature
1) Subject Line
This is the most important part of the e-mail. When people first check their new messages, this is what they see listed – and this is the information they have to use to decide whether your e-mail is either important or urgent.
Make sure you put a concise description of your message content here. If possible, write it in a way that means they don’t necessarily have to open the message to know what it is about.
e.g. Weekly Team Meeting moved to 3.30pm next week
2) Say Hello
3) Be very careful of capital letters, punctuation, spelling and basic grammar
While these can be tolerated in informal emails, they are very important in business emails as they are an important part of the image you create. Give yourself time to edit what you’ve written before you push that Send button. In today’s busy world, it’s very easy to send out many emails without checking them so make a conscious effort to edit.
4) Think of who your reader is going to be
Is it a colleague, a client or your boss? Should the email be informal or formal? Most Business Emails these days have a neutral tone. Note the difference between Informal and Formal:
Informal – Thanks for the email of 15 February
Formal – Thank you for your email received 15 February
Informal – Sorry, I can’t make it.
Formal – I am afraid I will not be able to attend
Informal – Could you…?
Formal – I was wondering if you could….?
Some emails to colleagues can be informal if they are friends. This is the style that is closest to speech, so there are often everyday words and conversational expressions that can be used. For instance, ‘Don’t forget’, ‘Catch you later’, ‘Cheers’.
5) The reader will also accept bad grammar in informal emails.
However, if the email is going to a client or senior colleague, bad grammar and an over-friendly style will not be acceptable.
6) Think about how direct or indirect you want to be
In some cultures it is common practice to be very direct in email correspondence. However, this can cause a problem if you’re writing to someone in another country and in a language that is not yours. They might find your directness rude and sometimes offensive.
Consider these:
Direct – I need this in half an hour.
Indirect and polite – Would it be possible to have this in half an hour?
Direct – There will be a delay
Indirect – I’m afraid there will be a slight delay.
Direct – It’s a bad idea
Indirect – To be honest, I’m not sure it would be a good idea.
By adjusting your tone, you are more likely to get a more positive response from your reader.
7) Be positive!
Look at these words: helpful, good question, agreed, together, useful, I’d be delighted, mutual, opportunity.
Now look at these: busy, crisis, failure, forget it, I can’t, it’s impossible, waste, hard
The words you use show your attitude to life so choose your words wisely.
8) Get feedback
Try and get some feedback on the emails that you write in real life. This could be from your English Teacher or someone you know whose English is better than yours.
Study the English in the emails you receive. If it is a well-written email, look carefully at some of the language used. Start your own phrase book and build a bank of phrases from the ones you receive and think would be useful in the future.
9) Short and Simple Sentences
Use short and easy sentences. Long sentences can often be difficult to read and understand. The most common mistake that I see my students making is to translate directly from their own language. This can often lead to confusing sentences. I always tell my students to use the KISS Test – Keep It Short and Simple
10) Put your message in context
Don’t expect the person you are sending the message to to remember all your previous conversations. If you’re not replying to an e-mail that they sent you, you need to make it clear what you are talking about. Use the first line to add some background information.
e.g. You may remember I spoke to you last week about the issues we were having with George’s schedule….11) Focus on what they need to know
Don’t give any more information than they need to know to make a decision. Their first decision will be “do I need to deal with this now?” so it helps to give an indication of urgency or importance. However, avoid using the words “important” or “urgent” – as these are actually pretty meaningless on their own. If there is a deadline involved, just state the date/time they need to act by. If it is important, state the consequences of inaction.
You can use layered complexity here to keep the message short – just give them what you think they need, and offer a phone call or follow up message if this isn’t what they were after. This saves you time writing paragraphs and paragraphs covering the options in detail.
e.g. We have several of them available – our blue model costs £452.99. We have twenty available – if you want a quote on another colour, let me know which one, and I can give you more details. Alternatively, I’m in the office all afternoon if you want to give me a call to discuss.12) Use a well designed signature
Most people spend a couple of minutes setting up their e-mail signature, then never change it again. Since your signature goes out on every e-mail you send, you can use it to offer some very useful information, including:
- When you check your messages (e.g. I check my e-mails every weekday at 10am and 3:30pm). This stops them getting annoyed when you don’t respond in three minutes.
- If you’re going to be unavailable shortly – add red text to draw their attention (e.g. Vacation: I’ll be on vacation from the 6th-19th June. Please call Mary on xxxx during this time.)
- Changes to your contact details. (e.g. Telephone Change: My new mobile number is xxxxxxxxxxx)
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How to kiss and health benefits
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| How to kiss and its advantages |
We know kissing as a social pleasantry, the appropriate ending to a
date and a means of connecting with our main squeeze. The collision of
lips and tongues that we often take for granted has a whole lot more
bubbling under the surface than what meets the eye. Swine flu scares
and mono aside, kissing actually does a body very, very good.
Kissing and its health benefit:
1. Kissing lowers stress
2. Kissing makes us happier
3. Kissing keeps us healthy
4. Kissing strengthens our relationships
5. Kissing calms us down and promotes pleasure
6. Lowers blood pressure
7. Decreases cortisol stress hormone
8. Increases serotonin
9. Reduces pain
10. Increases oxytocin
11. Improves immunity
12. Fights off cavities
13. Increases dopamine
14. Improves mood
15. Lowers anxiety
16. Kissing boosts immunity
17. Kissing helps you pick the best mate
18. Kissing burns calories
19. Kissing keeps facial muscles strong
20. Kissing naturally relaxes you
21. A natural source of pain relief
How to Kiss?
How to make Fried POPCORN CHICKEN - KFC
Mouth watering and tasty KFC fried popcorn chicken recipe is here...
How to make chocolate
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| Chocolate |
Please watch the below video and demo to make chocolate at your own in home.
How to cook Fried Chicken like KFC
The below video give you a clear demo on how to cook Fried chicken like KFC.
How to protect yourself against phishing
Phishing is the method of stealing login info(usernames and passwords) by directing the victim to a clone(fake) login page, that logs the login info without the knowledge of the victim.
Such clone website is known as a phisher.
2. How to protect yourself against phishing?
Use your login info in the correct places only.
Don't ever put your login info anywhere else than the page you registered to, unless it's a trusted service you know(such as youtube or blogger asking for your google account's info).
Make sure the website you're logging in isn't fake.
Whenever you login to a website, if you didn't type the URL(address) of the website yourself, i.e. if you clicked a link that led you to the login page(from message, website, search engine results), always check the url(address) to see if you're in the right place.
For instance, if you're logging in your facebook account, make sure the url appears as
http://www.facebook.com/
Where a phisher page would look like
http://www.facebook.freewebs.com/
..or
http://www.facebook.spam.com/
.. or any url whose part before the .com isn't exactly the same as the page you want to login to.
Make sure the links you're clicking aren't fake.
Whenever you're clicking a link, check where the link goes before clicking it. Links can be masked to appear as something else than the page they're leading to. For example,
www.google.com
leads to yahoo instead of google. Fortunately, in most browsers, whenever you point your mouse cursor over the link, the true location of the link is displayed on the bottom left part of the screen. Try it with the above link.
This is particularly important because it can protect you from another, rarer but more dangerous method called cookie stealing, which is basically automatically stealing your account if you're previously logged in the website.
Know that links to phishing pages are usually spread via email, and often represent impersonating trusted services and persons, such as making the email appear as it's sent from the website you've registered to, or a friend of yours whose account has been compromised.
3. What to do if you have spotted a phisher?
Report the phisher as soon as you can.
Report the phisher's address here:
http://www.google.com/safebrowsing/report_phish/
If the phishing attempt has been done via message, report the message in any of the following services:
http://www.reportphish.org/forwardphish.php
http://www.reportphish.org/forwardphish.php
http://www.us-cert.gov/nav/report_phishing.html
If you received the message from a friend's compromised account, inform your friend, and other friends that might be in danger.
If possible, inform the admin of the website/forum that the phisher is made for.
How to restrict to folder undelete
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| How to restrict to folder undelete |
Herewith very simple and easy technique using DOS, to make undeletable folder.
It must be made using Command Prompt.
It can only be deleted using Command Prompt.
Steps:
1.Go to cmd.
2.Change to the directory that you want.
3.Assume i change to D:
4.So,in Command Prompt,type D: and [enter].
5.Type in this command"mkdir \lpt1\\ without quotes and press enter.
6.The folder will now in your D:
7.Go and try and delete or rename it,you cannot do anything to it.
There are still many names that you can use to name the folder:
-lpt1 until lpt9
-CON
-AUX
To delete it:
1.Go to Command Prompt again.
2.Navigate to the directory.
3.Type in rd lpt1
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