Saturday, July 20, 2013
Saturday, July 06, 2013
যে পথে পথিক নেই..বসে আছি সেই পথে.......
যে পথে পথিক নেই......
বসে আছি সেই পথে.........
একা আমি একলা রাতে.........
সারা রাত জেগে জেগে......
কাগজের শরীর কেটে........
সাজিয়েছি উত্তর আমি.......
করেছিলে প্রশ্ন তুমি.......
এভাবেই শুরু হল-আমাদের ভালবাসার পটভুমি.............________/////
বসে আছি সেই পথে.........
একা আমি একলা রাতে.........
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| love or not |
কাগজের শরীর কেটে........
সাজিয়েছি উত্তর আমি.......
করেছিলে প্রশ্ন তুমি.......
এভাবেই শুরু হল-আমাদের ভালবাসার পটভুমি.............________/////
Cox's Bazar
Only for Girls...........Cool Nail Design
Here is a very simple example of a cool nail art – First, coat your nails with a neutral shade or white nail polish. Then take two nail colors such as light blue and navy blue. Pour out a bit of both nail colors on a palette. Now take a thin brush and slightly merge both the colors together. This will produce beautiful three tones of nail colors. Now take a small sponge and dab all three shades of nail color onto the sponge and press the sponge on your nail. Be sure to take a good amount of nail color so that all three colors are vividly portrayed on the nail. The graduating tints from light to dark or vice versa make a beautiful impression. Repeat the steps for all nails. It is advisable not to take out too much nail color all at once, as it dries quickly.
Blue Shade And Cup Cake Nails
Dark Viscious Black On Toe
Deep Blue Nail
Nail Art Design
Nail Art With Red Stripes And Gems
email — knowing the recipient or recipient type
If you've ever struggled to convey a lot of information in an email —
knowing the recipient or recipient type (hint: client) doesn't read,
but skims content — and did not receive any response, then the article I
just read in Fast Company is for you.
Titled, "How to Write a Convincing E-mail," the article highlights 6 key points that when followed, result in effective emails that will actually get read. My own perspective is that your emails are an extension of your brand and if they are concise, clear and action-oriented, your prospects, clients and colleagues will respond more frequently and hold you in higher esteem. I encourage you to read the full article as it provides great examples of poorly crafted emails and then the same messages written effectively. Following are article highlights. When composing an email:
1. Have a specific decision in mind.What is the outcome you desire?
2. Start by writing your conclusion.As opposed to the way in which you compose an essay with and Introduction, supporting text and a conclusion, go for the conclusion and work backwards to support it.
3. Structure your supporting argument into digestable chunks.Use bulleted copy where possible or two sentence paragraphs if content is not listable.
4. Bolster each argument with evidence.
Opinions hold little sway. You're seeking action. Make it easy to respond by using facts.
5. Repeat your conclusion as a "call-to-action."
At the end, repeat the conclusion you began with and invite a next step.
6. Stick a benefit in the subject line
Self-explanatory.
I found myself analyzing my own emails and certain points immediately resonated. Point #6, I put in the "last but not least" category. Composing a subject line is analagous to crafting a great tagline in that it successfully distills a theme down to just a few words, which can express facts and intention with clarity of purpose.
Which points do you find most helpful?
Titled, "How to Write a Convincing E-mail," the article highlights 6 key points that when followed, result in effective emails that will actually get read. My own perspective is that your emails are an extension of your brand and if they are concise, clear and action-oriented, your prospects, clients and colleagues will respond more frequently and hold you in higher esteem. I encourage you to read the full article as it provides great examples of poorly crafted emails and then the same messages written effectively. Following are article highlights. When composing an email:
1. Have a specific decision in mind.What is the outcome you desire?
2. Start by writing your conclusion.As opposed to the way in which you compose an essay with and Introduction, supporting text and a conclusion, go for the conclusion and work backwards to support it.
3. Structure your supporting argument into digestable chunks.Use bulleted copy where possible or two sentence paragraphs if content is not listable.
4. Bolster each argument with evidence.
Opinions hold little sway. You're seeking action. Make it easy to respond by using facts.
5. Repeat your conclusion as a "call-to-action."
At the end, repeat the conclusion you began with and invite a next step.
6. Stick a benefit in the subject line
Self-explanatory.
I found myself analyzing my own emails and certain points immediately resonated. Point #6, I put in the "last but not least" category. Composing a subject line is analagous to crafting a great tagline in that it successfully distills a theme down to just a few words, which can express facts and intention with clarity of purpose.
Which points do you find most helpful?
চিৎকার করে বলি, ভালবাসি ভালবাসি ভালবাসি…
কেউ একজনকে ভাবতে খুব ভাল লাগে…
যখন ভালবাসার মানুষটাও ভালবাসে,
তখন ইচ্ছে করে, মন খারাপের
দিনগুলোকে
ছুটি দিয়ে দিই_____
কাউকে সারাদিন ভালবাসি,
আর চিৎকার করে বলি,
ভালবাসি ভালবাসি ভালবাসি…
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