Saturday, January 30, 2010
AMU Skating team Heading For Nationals In Chandigarh 16 Feb 2010
Seniors Team U.P state team selected for Nationals:Ali Akbar(coach),Atif Hasan(G.K)(vice-captain),Ali Haider(captain),Ahmad Nabeel Khan,Zaki Noor,Zaid Masood,Waseem Rehman,Abdul Saleem,Anoop Kumar,Mohd Faizan andAhmad Kamal Baig(G.k)
Juniors Team U.P Junior Team selected:Mohd Yaqzan(captain),Aftab Alam(vice-captain),Saad ullah khan,Osama baig(G.K),Yawar(G.K),Umar Sherwani,asad Ullah Khan,Ashab khan,Mohd Areeb Khan
Easy Tips To An Organized Hostel Room
The easiest one, which I don't recommend, is to stick a witty poster ( sporting Denis etc.) on the door announcing your highly disorganized nature. But this is just a blatant excuse of the callousness and will keep you away from the real joy of an organized room. Organizing helps create a conducive environment to study and helps in time management for students.
Try a little bit everyday. Try to do the job of removing cluttering a little bit every day. If you keep waiting for the weekend, the things get messed up so badly that you may leave for the next weekend only to realize that the situation is even worse now. When returning from classes put the bags, copies and pens in their respective places at the very moment. If a vehicle has been used the keys should be kept in the most accessible place to avoid time loss when you have to start a trip again.
Make your bed every day: The habit of making your bed, bedsheets and blankets properly folded before leaving for the classes. It is bound to give you a soothing feeling when you return back tired.
When buying for racks other utilities for the table try to get a multipurpose rack. One single space will provide for keeping many of the things at an accessible place. Don't pile up junk receipts. Keep necessary and warranty related bills and warranty cards in a separate folder.
Avoid excessive shopping especially for clothes. Think realistically. Do you need more. Because the older ones keep lying and just gobble up the already limited space in the hostel shelves.
Try these simple steps and you will feel better, every day studying and relaxing in an organized and clean environment.
Try a little bit everyday. Try to do the job of removing cluttering a little bit every day. If you keep waiting for the weekend, the things get messed up so badly that you may leave for the next weekend only to realize that the situation is even worse now. When returning from classes put the bags, copies and pens in their respective places at the very moment. If a vehicle has been used the keys should be kept in the most accessible place to avoid time loss when you have to start a trip again.
Make your bed every day: The habit of making your bed, bedsheets and blankets properly folded before leaving for the classes. It is bound to give you a soothing feeling when you return back tired.
When buying for racks other utilities for the table try to get a multipurpose rack. One single space will provide for keeping many of the things at an accessible place. Don't pile up junk receipts. Keep necessary and warranty related bills and warranty cards in a separate folder.
Avoid excessive shopping especially for clothes. Think realistically. Do you need more. Because the older ones keep lying and just gobble up the already limited space in the hostel shelves.
Try these simple steps and you will feel better, every day studying and relaxing in an organized and clean environment.
By: Saba Naaz
Friday, January 29, 2010
Thoughts By Zartab Jafri
Zartab Jafri write a very thoughtful blog by the name of Thoughts at http://zartaab.blogspot.com . The issue of previous sine die has been beautifully written. Interested readers can visit at the above mentioned links.
Salam Everyone
Salam Everyone,
This Is Saba Naaz Here. I have accepted to write for AMUNAV. I will be writing on a few topics like Jobs Vacancies, and some random articles.
Thank You
This Is Saba Naaz Here. I have accepted to write for AMUNAV. I will be writing on a few topics like Jobs Vacancies, and some random articles.
Thank You
4 Gmail Features You Can't Afford To Miss
Gmail is one of the most used email service. It has the ability to extend it power through Lab Features. I am listing some of the most useful Gmail features to make the most of it.
Oops! I Want My Mail Back
The send button on emails have caused more jaw drops than Hollywood flicks. 7 out of 10 people hit the send button too soon and want the mail back. The undo send feature can be activated from the labs (the green beaker icon on top right corner of your inbox). It give you a maximum of 10 seconds to pull your mail back from the servers, if you have send it by mistake.Preserve Common Responses To Send Again And Again
Canned response is feature that allows you to reply quickly. You can save some common responses and send them with a single click. It is very useful if you get a lot of mails and want to acknowledge, but dont have time to respond at the very moment.Quote Only The Text You Want
When replying to a message, the entire message gets quoted. If you wish to respond only to certain lines of the message and quote only those lines, then activate the Quote Selected Text Only from the labs.Inbox Preview
At times we need to check our inbox again and again if we are anxiously waiting for a message. Gmail takes certain amount of time to open. The inbox preview feature provides the status of first 10 messages even before the inbox actually open. If you find no new mail you can log off saving your time and effort. If the message is there, you will be delighted to much earlier than the opening of inbox.
New Features On AMU News And Views
It is a matter of great pleasure to announce that AMUNAV is expanding its wings to cover many other reader centric areas. 11 new columns will make reading AMUNAV more pleasurable and fruitful. The following logos will serve as an easy identification of the areas of your interest.
I also take this opportunity to announce that we are starting with guest columns to present you the talent that lies in AMU. If you wish to showcase your skills to the huge reader base of AMUNAV, choose the topic of your interest and send the entries to amunewsandviews@gmail.com. If selected you stand a chance to be published on this site. Along with this you may send your picture if you wish in 200 px by 200 px max, and a brief bio (250 characters) as well. If you own a blog / website and wish to place a link along with this you can do so along with a brief description (250 characters) of you blog / website.
I also take this opportunity to announce that we are starting with guest columns to present you the talent that lies in AMU. If you wish to showcase your skills to the huge reader base of AMUNAV, choose the topic of your interest and send the entries to amunewsandviews@gmail.com. If selected you stand a chance to be published on this site. Along with this you may send your picture if you wish in 200 px by 200 px max, and a brief bio (250 characters) as well. If you own a blog / website and wish to place a link along with this you can do so along with a brief description (250 characters) of you blog / website.
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Facebook Status Messages are the New Chain Emails
These viral status messages, brand-new creations about Internet dangers and free money, aren't the only hoaxes to find their way to the social space. Older urban legends have also been re-crafted to now fit the Facebook era.
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