A person Who is Telling a Story?

 Third Person Perspective is the most common method of conveying a work of fiction. This method allows the narrator to have at least limited omniscience. The narrator has limited access to the knowledge and feelings of the characters. The point of view in any story is important because it provides a guide to manage the execution of your story. Most works of fiction use one point of view although a second perspective can be brought into the story for a short period of time. Third Person Perspective is the most common method of conveying a work of fiction. This method allows the narrator to have at least limited omniscience. The narrator has limited access to the knowledge and feelings of the characters in the story and can take the reader from one character setting to another easily. There is no questioning of how the narrator knows so much about each individual; it is a premise that is simply accepted by most readers. Unlike first person perspective that conveys the story from the perspective of a cast member, third person perspective narration does not allow the narrator to actually participate in the action. They are simply the mechanism that operates outside the story to bring the various story threads together. If a writer were to give the narrator full access to all feelings and thoughts of the cast of characters the story would be a little flat because nothing would be left to the imagination. Third person narratives can be spotted by the predominate us of words such as they, he, she and it. The narrator talks about others thoughts  – never about his own . The least common perspective is Second Person Perspective. Very few novels can utilize this approach throughout an entire work. This type of fiction relies on words like you and you’re. The use of this type of perspective either assumes you will connect with the story as if it is written to you or that you will understand you are reading a private story written to and about someone else. It is rare to find a full manuscript that uses this perspective although an Epistolary Novel such the C.S. Lewis masterpiece ,Screwtape Letters may likely be considered second person perspective in its entirety. The trouble many writers get into is an unintentional shift in perspective. This can be used effectively under certain circumstances, however the shift in perspective needs a breaking point to allow the reader to gain some understanding that a shift has taken place. Without a break to qualify the shift in point of view the story becomes confusing because the reader has to work hard at discovering who is actually telling the story. who understand the story, and who is WRITTER.

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LPG connection price increased.

Taking LPG connection from June 6 will become expensive.  Oil marketing companies have increased the security deposit by Rs. 750 for new domestic LPG connections.  The new price has been set at Rs. 2,200 per connection.  Earlier, the cost of new connection was Rs. 1,450.

 Apart from this, customers who wanted two cylinders while getting a new connection had to deposit a security deposit of Rs. 4,400.  This means that customers will now have to pay an additional charge of Rs. 1500 for getting two cylinders weighing 14.2 kg.  Which will increase the cost of the cylinde r further. 

1. The price of Gas regulator also increased.
2. From now on, the cost of a filled cylinder is Rs. 3,690.  Apart from this, if you want to take Gas , then you will have to pay for it separately.

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Siya Ram

SiyaRam,

Ek esa shabd jo apne aap m alag hote hue ek h, ek baar bol kr dekhiye aapki hr khushi duguni ho skti h or hr dukh khatam ho skta h, aapko bss ye ek shabd bolna h.

 

"Siya Ram Rai Ram Jai Jai Ram, Siya Ram Jai Jai Siya Ram". Tap on the link below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NCmeroSCbx0

kuch waqt nikal kr suniye man ko shanti or dil ko aram milega. 
sach baatyiye kaisa laga ?   mujhe vishwas h aapko bahot acha laga hoga .

A

chocoholic phase !!

 Are you a chocoholic?

Answer these questions to help find out. chocoholic (def): a person who has or claims to have habitual  to chocolate If you have more than TWO secret stashes of chocolate candy, you might be a chocoholic. (Be honest.) * If your top 3 favourite candies all have chocolate in them, you might be a chocoholic. * If you have more than 4 books at home on chocolate, you might be a chocoholic. * If your favourite dessert is chocolate cake with chocolate frosting and chocolate ice-cream on the side, then you might be a chocoholic. * If you name chocolate as one of the seven wonders of the world, you might be a chocoholic. * If you bookmark more than 2 websites on the health benefits of chocolate, then you might be a chocoholic. * If your favourite movie is Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, you might be a chocoholic. * If you own more than one chocolate-related T-Shirt, you might be a chocoholic. (If you actually wear that chocolate T-Shirt in public, just admit it. You are a chocoholic.) * If you name your first-born child after your favourite chocolate candy – then you are a definite, full fledged chocoholic. * If you are a chocoholic, there you may want to try one of two possible cures: 

CURE #1: Chocolate Overdose In several cases a chocolate overdose will effectively kill your chocolate bug for a period of time. At some point, too much chocolate in a given month will cure your addiction – for at least a week. Your personal chocolate overdose limit will depend on your level of addiction. (We sell a variety of chocolates to help you do this in style.) 

CURE #2: Chocolate Substitution Chocolate substitution is another option, if the chocolate overdose doesn’t work. It involves starving your chocolate bug by offering it wholesome candy substitutes. The concept is that your body will gradually forget its craving for chocolate. (We sell a variety of delicious candies to help you do this in style.) If one of these cures doesn’t work, well, at least you would enjoy the attempt

         Well, of course it makes sense that chocolate really is healthy. Chocolate is made from a bean – and so, wouldn’t that be like eating a vegetable? (Try explaining that to your mom.)

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How To Find Hidden Money In Your Hobby

 What Is Your Hobby? 

Ask 10 different people what a hobby is, and you will no doubt get 10 different answers. It is also possible that all 10 answers are correct! Several factual sources were consulted to define a hobby. Links to dozens of free and informative hobby sites appear at the conclusion of this article. The library dictionary defines a hobby as “a pursuit outside one’s regular occupation engaged in for relaxation.” An online dictionary calls it “an auxiliary activity (synonyms: avocation, by-line, side-line, spare-time activity).” A popular online Encyclopedia gives this definition: “a spare-time recreational pursuit.” A hobby is therefore an activity you perform in your spare time for pleasure or relaxation. However, none of those definitions say anything about money. How Much Is Your Hobby Costing You? You will have to spend some amount of money in order to enjoy most hobbies. If you collect coins, you have to spend paper money in order to gather enough change to collect. A funny headline collection requires a newspaper subscription. Even cloud watching might have expenses if you choose to photograph your subjects and collect the pictures in albums. The title of this section, however, is not meant to inquire about the cost of performing your hobby. Instead, it is meant to spur you into looking deeply at your hobby to see if any money-making opportunities exist. Perhaps you are performing your hobby in a unique way that could benefit others with the same interest. The internet makes it easy to compile your hobby secrets into an information product and offer it for sale. How To Uncover Your Special Opportunity The number and types of hobbies are as varied as the number and types of people who perform them. A comprehensive list of profit opportunities in hobbies is Noramaly not possible. However, here are three examples of how you can start looking for hidden income in your hobby. 

1. A hunter decides to raise hunting dogs. This breed of dog excels at hunting squirrels, but is known for its poor performance in identifying other small game as prey. One day, while leaving the hunting section of the local department store, he cuts through the toy section. The collection of stuffed forest animals gives him an idea. He buys a collection of small stuffed forest animals and a bottle of squirrel scent. Soon his dogs are hunting all kinds of prey like champions. He receives hundreds of requests for more information after he posts his success on a popular online hunting forum. This is a perfect opportunity to write a how-to e-book about training this breed of dog to hunt more than squirrels. There is obviously a niche market rabid for this information. He could also start a paid membership forum to complement his e-book. 

2. A college student graduates and enters into a job market that is highly competitive with a high turnover rate. After each successive layoff due to downturns in the industry, she is forced to upgrade her resume over and over again in order to re-enter the same industry. Friends and family begin asking her for help with their own resumes, and are successful with the resumes she writes for them. Everyone hates writing resumes, so this is an excellent opportunity for a part-time resume writing business. 

3. A cat owner notices his cat’s natural tendency to enter small, dark spaces. He incorporates the cat carrier into his cat’s play time, and soon has his cat is trained to enter the cat carrier almost on command. Anyone who has tried to shove a terrified cat into a cat carrier for a vet trip would gladly pay for this secret. How Do You Get Started? Examine your hobby as described earlier. Do people always ask you about it? Do they need help getting started with the same activity? Do your friends tend to invite you over only when there’s a problem with their computer or car? If you answered yes to any of those questions, there might be untapped money hidden in your hobby. All you have to do is think of a way to package and sell your knowledge. For More Information If you need hobby ideas or want to research hobbies related to yours, you can use the links appearing at the end of this article.

Aanchal Tak 

Writing Articles Doesn’t Work !

 Like most …If you’ve been on the web for any length of time I’m sure you’ve seen the headlines on websites or in your email inbox stating things like,

“Writing Articles is the Best Way to promote your website and get laser targeted traffic to your site” or “If your not writing articles to promote your site there’s something wrong with you” and my favourite “Writing Articles is Free and only requires a bit of time to Write Them”. My response to these statements is, “HOGWASH” Like most of us on a limited budget I set about the Adventure  of writing articles. I spent hours 24 hours on writing and submitting articles to every directory I could find. After several months I concluded there was something very very mistaken. My traffic had not grew, I had not built a list of thousands of subscribers and I was no better off financially since my affiliate links were not bringing me any sales. So I gave up and decided those headlines I’d read were internet hype and not having any experience at writing and I’d been duped into believing that this form of marketing was a valid one. But……what I was about to discover would turn my article writing upside down and change the way I would approach my article writing forever. First I learned my articles didn't have great Topics: They did little to make the reader want to even read the articles. Second, My article didn’t flow well. The reader would never finish the article get to the bio box and never get to my site Third, The article gave way too much information and gave the reader no incentive to look for more information, never getting to the bio box, never getting to my site. These are just a few of the mistakes I had been making consequently causing my article marketing efforts to fail. The above article was written in just under 20 minutes including research. The techniques used to write this article were a direct result of the information received  from Andrew Hansen’s Article Speed Writing E-book. Because of this information my article writing has taken a definite upward and successful turn and I cannot Thank Andrew enough!
still thank you so much .

Aanchal Tak