HOW CLEAN IS THE WATER FROM AN AIR CONDITIONER

HOW CLEAN IS THE WATER FROM AN AIR CONDITIONER

You might wonder how clean is the water from an air conditioning system, is it clean for drinking? What you should know is that the water is condensed, just the same with natural rain water the only difference is that A/c water is condensed water from inside your house. 

  Before your conclude weather A/c water is clean for consumption or not you might want to know that, since its condensed water, it has been sterilised but its still from inside a building it will contain most of the properties of air inside the building. For instance sneeze, dust’ fart, your pets fur and so on.you might say  it has been boiled and condensed, yes that's true but the cooling coil were it cools is made of copper which is not good for human health.

you can decide to drink or not.your your choice.

REASONS WHY YOU SHOULDN’T PICK YOUR NOSE

REASONS WHY YOU SHOULDN’T PICK YOUR NOSE

People picking their nose is a common disgusting site this days, not only by children but by grown adults how even practice it in publics. Some even go ahead to eat the mucous from their nose and using the same hands without washing to shake people’s hands, prepare what to eat (could be for sell).Imaging a person who sells consumable stuff in the market and after picking his or her nose uses the same hand to attend to people, I don’t know about you, but I do think that it’s so disgusting and unhealthy.

       You can say “it’s my Nose I can do whatever I want with it”, but it’s not all about you, think of other people, it maybe disgusting and unhealthy to people around you. I know we all are tempted to do it sometimes but we have to be more conscious of it and reduce the rate at which we pick our nose. You can rub against it instead when you feel itchy around there. even when you do make sure you wash your hand.

DISADVANTAGES OF NOSE PICKING

·         You don’t look good picking your nose in public.

·         Risk of introducing micro organisms to other people or other parts of the body.

·         Picking the nose with dirty finger increases the risk of infection in the nose.

·         It might be provoking to people around you.

·         Chronic nose picking could lead to the perforation of Nasal Septum

Difference between Banana and Plantain

Difference between Banana and Plantain

People do find it difficult differentiating between  banana and plantain because of there physical similarity, I use to myself. Merely looking at them they look alike, but have slit difference like….

BANANA	PLANTAIN
·         Banana is shorter than plantain	·         Plantain is longer
·         Has a lighter outer skin	·         Has a ticker outer skin
·         Higher moisture content	·         Moisture content lower than that of banana
·         Green when not ripe and yellow when ripe	·         Green when not ripe and yellow when ripe. (The skin turn black when fully ripe)
·         Sweet taste	·         Low sugar, has a starchy flavour (gets sweeter when ripe)

THINGS TO DO FOR YOUR ADSENSE ACCOUNT TO BE APPROVED

THINGS TO DO FOR YOUR ADSENSE ACCOUNT TO BE APPROVED

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PC reset

PC reset

Step One

Backup any data which you wish to keep before performing a factory reset. You will probably want to copy everything from your user folders, including documents, photos, music, and videos. The factory reset will delete all these along with any programs you've installed since you got your laptop.

Step Two

Start-up or reboot your laptop.

Boot menu

Step Three

During the start-up process, hit the appropriate F key or key the combination listed below for your manufacturer.

Recovery partition key

Note: There is often a small window of opportunity to strike the key so don't worry if it takes you a few attempts. We advise pressing the key multiple times.

Acer – Alt + F10

Asus – F9

Dell/Alienware – F8

HP – F11

Lenovo – F11

MSI – F3

Samsung – F4

Sony – F10

Toshiba – 0 (not Numpad) while turning on, release the key when Toshiba logo appears

If these keys don't work then lookout for a message on the screen during startup which might indicate how to start the recovery process. You might need to check your recovery partition is enabled in the BIOS. It's also possible your laptop might not have a recovery partition (or it may have been deleted) so we're making no guarantees here. You might need to contact your manufacturer.

Step Four

You should see instructions on the screen explaining how to proceed. Different manufacturers use different software to restore the 'disk image' from the recovery partition, so we can't provide specific guidance. However, the process is almost always automatic once you've confirmed you definitely want to proceed, so it might be a case of waiting for 30 minutes for the job to happen in one go, but some systems restore Windows first and then install drivers and programs automatically when Windows first boots. If that's the case, don't try to do anything until you see a message saying the restore has finished.

SETTING UP A COMPANY

SETTING UP A COMPANY

Top of Form

Steps

1. Register your company

2. Company address

3. Appoint directors and company secretaries

4.>> Shares and shareholders<<

5.>> Memorandum and articles of association<<

6.>> Set up your company for Corporation Tax<<

Overview

All limited companies must be registered. To do this you need:

• a company name
• an address for the company
• at least one director
• at least one shareholder
• the agreement of all initial shareholders (‘subscribers’) to create the company - known as a ‘memorandum of association’
• details of the company’s shares and the rights attached to them - known as a ‘statement of capital’
• written rules about how the company is run - known as ‘articles of association’

Once the company is registered you’ll get a ‘Certificate of Incorporation’. This confirms the company legally exists and shows the company number and date of formation.

Types of private limited company

The liability for debts in a limited company is usually limited to the shareholders. Exactly what liability you have depends on the type of limited company you create.

·        Limited by shares

A private company limited by shares is owned by its members (called shareholders). Each member’s liable for the original value of the shares they were issued but didn’t pay for.

Example
A shareholder has 500 shares originally valued at £1 each. They have previously paid for 100 shares, i.e £100. At the time the company fails, they’re liable up to the original value of shares they haven’t paid for, i.e £400.

·        Limited by guarantee

A private company limited by guarantee means the members of the company financially back it up to an agreed amount.

Its members aren’t called shareholders.

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Setting up a network

Setting up a network

With a network, you can share files and devices (such as printers) with other people in your home, and you can also share one Internet connection. There are six main steps to set up a home or small office network.

1. Plan your network
Decide whether you want a wired or wireless network, or a combination of the two. A wireless network gives you mobility and flexibility, and there's no need to install wiring. On the other hand, a wired network usually gives you a more reliable and faster connection, but it requires that your PCs and devices be in a fixed location and that you have wiring installed. For small home and work networks, wireless is usually the best option overall.

2. Get the necessary hardware and an ISP (Internet Service Provider)
As a minimum, you'll need a network adapter for each PC (most laptops come with a wireless network adapter already installed) and a wireless router (these usually allow for wired connections as well). If you want to connect to the Internet, you'll also need an account with an Internet service provider (ISP) and a broadband modem. Many ISPs provide the router as part of the subscription and can do the installation for you.

3. Set up the router
If your router displays the Windows logo or the phrase "Compatible with Windows", you can set it up automatically using the latest version of Windows Connect Now (WCN). Otherwise, most routers come with instructions and a setup CD that will help you set it up.
4. Connect the router to the Internet
To connect the router to the Internet so that everyone on the network has Internet access, follow the instructions provided by your ISP (Internet Service Provider). If you didn't get instructions, try plugging one end of a network (Ethernet) cable into the wireless wide area network (WWAN) or Internet port on your router and the other end into the broadband modem.

5. Connect PCs and devices to the network
For the easiest setup, buy devices that display the Windows logo or the phrase "Compatible with Windows", and then follow the instructions that came with the device.

6. Create a homegroup or turn on sharing
If you're setting up a home network, creating a homegroup is the easiest way to share files and printers. All homegroup PCs must be running Windows 8, Windows RT or Windows 7.
If you have older versions of Windows on your PCs or you're setting up a small office network, you'll need to turn on file and printer sharing instead.