Golden rules of flirting on Orkut

The untold love story-II: Golden rules of flirting on Orkut

by Sharique on May 17, 2007

 

1. 'Hi..wanna be friends' is the worst way of starting a conversation. Some try to impress by praising something linked to the profile but I don't approve of that. The best way is to explore her communities. Try to find out her views by participating in discussions with her on communities. Impress her with your knowledge and converging views.

2. The next step is to directly interact through scraps. Generally people tend to discuss a lot on scrapbooks so try to explore her and her friends scrapbooks. Gather as much information as you can. But don't reveal this directly to her or else she might take you as a pervert. Be patient for an opportunity to help her in time of distress.

3. You can now move on to messenger. Add her to your messenger list. You would have come more closer now so feel free to express yourself. Don't make a fool of yourself by investing emotions or expressing your weakness in front of her. Remember, don't show too much interest and on the other hand make her feel important.

4. If you fail in the step 1 then either the girl isn't interested in opposite sex or you haven't done your homework well. All girls are not flirtable so no point in banging your head on a wall. (Bhains ke aage been bajane se koi faida nahi). You can move on to step 2 directly if the girl is easy going.

There isn't much you can do with just Orkut so direct contact is the only way of developing the relationship. I leave the morals and ethics involved to your judgement.

Coming back to my story, well I made a big time fool of myself with girls. But you need to make mistakes to learn. My dreams of finding Miss Yahoo messenger was slowly fading. And the one fine day I installed Skype, searched for "18-22 F India" and typed "hi…wanna chat?". My luck was about to change. These were first signs of rains after years of draught. She replied in affirmative and I fell in love even before she sent me the second message.

http://www.shaarique.com/the-untold-love-story-ii-golden-rules-of-flirting-on-orkut/

CDM and ET

 

----- Original Message -----

From: saleem asraf syed imsdaadullah

To: Eastern envo

Sent: Thursday, April 30, 2009 10:06 PM

Subject: Re: Dairy Waste

the Clean Development Mechanism CDM) and Dairy Industry

There is a large potential for renewable energy generation from dairy wastes (Dung)

Apart from the environmental effects, the trend in rising energy costs is a threat to the profitability as it forms a substantial part of the operating costs. The operation stage of a industry accounts for the majority of energy consumption. The construction of a industry building will remarkably affect the overall energy efficiency of the building, equipment and appliances of the industry. Electricity accounts for more than 50% of the total energy utilization and is used for heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC), lighting system etc. Fuels such as LPG, diesel, furnace oil, LDO and natural gas account for the remaining energy consumption. These are mainly used for water heating, steam generation and emergency power generation.

Most of the dairies in India are not professionally managed and they dont understand their resource (energy, water) consumption, wastewater generation, greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and their financial performance. The industry managements should work to minimize the energy use by taking the green building route..

 

========================================================================================

Respected Saleem Sir,

Please send the details of below mention subject:

"To assess the possibility of dairy waste management projects under the framework of Clear Development Mechanism (CDM)"

 

From:

Hasan,

DGM,Eastern Envo Protect

Mobile : 09435116152

29-04-2009

__________________________________________________________________________________________________


"Success doesn't come to you... you go to it... through a road which is always under construction. "

rapid composting process

Rapid Composting Process
The Immutable LawsCarbon/Nitrogen Ratio: = 30:1This is the first law one has to adhere to in order to ensure
rapid composting. Every ingredient you add into your
composter has it's own inherent C/N ratio, like

• Grass clipping         = 15:1
  
• Soft wood chips      = 226:1
  
• Vegetable Waste     = 11:1
  
• Poultry Manure       = 10:1
  

What you decide put into your composter the first day is the
weighted average of each of the individual items' C/N Ratio.
My ingredients, for example, are predominantly Grass Clippings
and Soft wood chips and I have computed my ratio to be 3 parts
grass clippings and 2 parts soft wood chips. You have to
perform the same calculation as I have, in order to arrive at
your final predominant ingredient ratio. Luckily there is an
online Free Java enabled C/N Ratio Calculator that helps you
perform this calculation. I also add a minuscule (compared to
the above ingredients) amount of kitchen waste.
Note: Remember to cut everything down to 1.5" size.
WaterA 50% water content is necessary. This means the composter
may have to be watered from time to time if it appears dry and
the side vents will have to be left open if it appears wet. 50%
water content is as wet as a wrung out sponge. If you see
water settling on the bottom, it is too wet.
TemperatureIf the composting conditions are correct, it (the waste) will feel
hotter than ambient, surprisingly quite hot. It will continue to
feel hot until the entire process is done unless there is
something seriously wrong.

After the 3rd day of composting, when the waste (future
compost) has gone down to half it's original volume, the 55
Gallon drum is now only 1/2 full. This amount is below it's
critical mass and will loose heat at night when it the ambient is
cooler. This way you will loose 8 hours of valuable composting
time cutting into your 17 day harvest cycle. What I do is place a
20mil plastic sheet over the waste in order to insulate the
material and speed up the process.
AerationTurn the barrel at least once every day. If you do that, the
entire process will take 2.5 weeks, or 17 days. If you turn every
other day and all other conditions are correct, the process will
take 25 days. Quite an amazing feat, considering a left alone
compost pile will take a whole year to mature.
Fine TuningIf  you keep to the turning/tumbling schedule, one of 3 things
can go wrong and needs to be rectified mid-course.

• Add/subtract Water.
  
• Add Carbon rich ingredient (High C/N Ratio).
  
• Add Nitrogen Rich ingredient (Low C/N Ratio).
  

As long as the ingredients are moist, a pile not heating up over
120˚F indicates not enough nitrogen, while one that smells bad
indicates not enough carbon. Either condition can be
corrected by adding the required ingredient.

Note: Never add anything else, mid course, or your 17 day
timetable will be altered.
SummaryThis magical transformation within such a short time in a
tumbling composter is almost a miracle of nature. The end
product is this sweet smelling black gold that has to be sun
dried for a day or two (10% moisture content) and stored or
used immediately in your garden. The original paper, "The Rapid Composting Method" from UC Berkeley pioneered a lot of this
study and provided empirical recomendations

Issue Nothing is happening. Barrel doesn't seem to be heating up at all. Cause - Not enough nitrogen - Not enough oxygen - Not enough moisture - Compost is finished. Resolution - Make sure you have enough nitrogen rich sources like manure, grass clippings or food scraps. - Rotate the Barrel - A completely dry pile doesn't compost

http://www.speedycompost.com/composting.html

Read at E-how’s http://www.ehow.com/how_5631274_make-active-compost-microbes.html