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Jo Tenu Dhoop Lageya Ve | Heer Ranjha  Artist - Rito Riba Tuning - Standard Capo - 3rd Fret *You can also use C instead of  CAdd9.  G CAdd9 Hmmm....  ... G                                                    CAdd9 Jo tenu dhoop lageya ve, Toh main chhav ban jaawan G                                                             CAdd9 Teri khushiyon ke khatir main, Saare jag se ladd jaawan G                                          CAdd9 Hai yahi meri aarzoo, Ke tera hi main saath doon G                                      G               CAdd9 D Tera banke rahoon, Sada main parchaanwa G                                                               CAdd9 Tu meri heer main tera raanjha, Karta hoon main tujhse ye waada G                                                CAdd9 Tere bagair na koi dooja soniye G                                                  CAdd9 Tu meri heer main tera raanjha, Chahoon tujhe main khudse bhi jyaada G                                                      

 Ek Tu Hi Hai Dil Ne Jise Hardam Apna Mana *Only hindi part *Chords based on chordify.net. Not sure if they are totally correct. :D Capo : 1st fret G                                    C (Ek tu hi hai dil ne jise hardam apna manaa.. G                              Dsus                  D Kaisi lagi, laagi lagaan tujhse hai yeh jana.. ) x 2 G                             Tu yaha, main yaha,  C aur yeh batoon ka kaarwan... G Tujh-se woh, kehdu main, D jo kisise keh paau naa...

  Download DyAnnotationExtractor to your computer. Unzip it. Put the PDF (original one) in the same folder where you extracted the above zipped file.  Open command prompt in the existing folder location. The easier way to do this is to type 'cmd' in the address bar and press Enter. There's a file called 'DyAnnotationExtractor.bat' . Drag that bat file into the CMD window. Press ENTER. Enter the following command with necessary changes to the input (e.g. original_pdf.pdf) and output file name (e.g. outputfilename.txt) as required. DyAnnotationExtractor.bat -input “original_pdf.pdf” -output “outputfilename.txt” You will see the extracted highlights in the text file in the same folder. (Here outputfilename.txt) Thank you epubor .

Ishq Ki Duniya CAPO 2nd Fret  * = C (without middle finger)- F - C (without middle finger) - C  (All single strokes) *  C                                       *  C                                        *     Tuta hai dil hai mera... hai na koi kasoor tera C                                                         *     C                                                   * Chhute hai haat ki lakirein bhi... lage hai dhoop bhi andhera F                             G                     C                   * Murjhai si hai, sapno ki woh galliyan... F                       G              C                         * Khamoshiyan aur bas teri parchhaiyan... C                            * C                                        * (Ishq ki duniya... bharde yeh ankhiyan... C             F               G                  C        Suni si suni, bas yadein hain na...) x 2 ** C                                            *                 Em Chhuta hai haat yeh mera... hai na koi kasoor tera...

Chords based on this video . CAPO: 2nd Fret Strumming: D-U-Palm mute-D-U or D-U-D-D-U or D-U-D-U C                                   Am                                C              G (Kalpana ko Gagana, Muskuraune Chandra Banana, Ho! C                                Am                     C Kaile hola tyo dina, jaba hola mitho milana ) x 2 C                                     Am                  C Saune Jhari Kurli Kurli Bhadau pani laagyo Em                     Am                   G                    Am           G Lagcha Sarad, Hatcha Jhari, Kintu Aashu Jhari bhai rahyo C                                  Am                            C             G Aashu kaile thamine, Man ko ghau kaile palaune, Ho! C                                  Am                               C Kalpana ko Gagana, Muskuraune Chandra Banana C                                 Am                     C Kaile hola tyo dina, jaba hola mitho milana C                            Am                  C Pir liyi dublay

  I came across this song a few hours ago while watching the Netflix series "Yeh Kaali Kaali Ankhein"; such a beautiful song. I google to check the chords. Ironically, even the songs weren't available that easily. Found it only on Gaana.  https://gaana.com/artist/anuj-danait-1   Anuj Danait sounds like a gem. He did most of the songs in the series. Chords based on chordify.net. I don't take take any responsibilities for any mistakes. :D CAPO : 1st fret A               E                   A                          D Bahaano Baahano, mein dhundoo kohi A                  E      A Tumhe dekhne ki wajahhhh.... A               E         A                           D   Nazro se tere, yeh nazrein mili toh, A                   E            A Huwa mann, mera lapataaa... A               E                         A                     D                     Baato hi baato mein, kho jayenge, Tumse A                E      A  Kehdenge dil ki jubaan... A                    E     

 I came across this song when Kanden Limbu sang this in Nepal Idol.  He was one of the contestants. I thought it was his original. Surprisingly, it is not. His was based on Pratik Gurung's cover. This is actually a full fledge song with a music video. Here's the original one. However, I like the cover version. Here are the chords for a portion of the song. The chords are based on this tutorial . In the tutorial, plucking is used. You can strum as well if that's what you prefer.  CAPO: 2nd fret STRUMMING: D-DU Plucking used: 5-2-3 (C and Am), 4-2-3 (FT and GT), 6-2-3 (G) Chords: C, Am, G Major, F Major Triad (FT), G Major Triad (GT) NOTE: It's easier if you play G Major in C's original position; just move 2 and 3 fingers one step up.   C                             Am (Sunsan raat ma yo mero aatma FT               GT    C Chasakka bijheko mayalu C                             Am Timlai nai samjhi ma ruda ruda FT       GT   C Sirani bhijheko ) x 2 C                  

Photo: https://www.redbubble.com/shop/love+being+single+posters I came across this beautiful article today. I am writing it down here so that some day I will read it again and again and again. Original post here . ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- There I said it. I’m not looking for pity or reassurance that someone will come along. I’m not looking for the sympathy. I’m just stating a fact. Most days I am quite fine with it. But we all have days where life is just not quite what you thought it would be or should be. As humans, we long for connection. We were not meant to go it alone. We need that feeling of belonging. We all have connections with others; our family, our kids or our friends. But that connection with someone special is just different. I have lots of people in my life that love me. I am, indeed, a very lucky person. But some days—sigh—well some days I long for more. Some days, paying the bills on our own sucks . Some days anothe

  https://pngtree.com/freepng/poster-illustration-love-heart-shaped-pink-love_3946415.html Based on this post, there are 14 stages/degrees of love in the Arabic language. 1. Al-Hawa (Attraction) Love begins with attraction and lust, which is described in Arabic as "al-hawa". This is when emotions are running high, but they're still indefinite... kinda like when you're swooning over a crush.  2. Al-Sabwa (Amusement) "Al-sabwa" is derived from the Arabic word الصبا (al-siba), which means boyhood. This phase depicts the sweet spot before things get real, when two people are enjoying each other's company without putting a label on the relationship. The "flirtationship" hasn't evolved into a legit relationship yet, but it might. 3. Al-Shaghaf (Passion) This is when feelings of actual love begin to surface and people are basically love-struck. The Arabic word "al-shaghaf" refers to الشغافة (al-shaghafa), which is the outer layer of the

  Source: https://twitter.com/_amroali/status/1155794361474572288/photo/1 A friend shared this Twitter thread which had 12 levels of friendship according to Arabic language. Not endorsing any particular religion. I thought this was pretty interesting to ponder upon. Maybe you can now grade your friendship level and tell, "Hey you are my Sameer, my 3rd level friend." :D Here are the levels: 1. Zameel - someone you have a nodding acquaintance with  2. Jalees - someone you’re comfortable sitting with for a period of time 3. Sameer - you have good conversation with them …this is where things get serious 4. Nadeem - a drinking companion (just tea) that you might call when you’re free  5. Sahib - someone who’s concerned for your wellbeing … now we’re in the real ranks of friendship 6. Rafeeq - someone you can depend upon. You’d probably go on holiday with them  7. Sadeeq - a true friend, someone who doesn’t befriend you for an ulterior motive 8. Khaleel - an intimate friend, someon

  Verse 1 D                       G ( Timi tyaha, ma chu yaha A                               D Naataa yo hola kasto ) x 2 G                    A ( Maaya ho yo ajambari ki G                               D Badline mausam jasto ) x 2 D                  G                      Timi tyaha, ma chu yaha D... G.. A... D D               G                        D Bina timi sunya lagcha jingadi …….D Oho jindagi D                       G                      D Aauchau timi vani yo mutu bandhaki …….D Oho bandhaki D                           G                           D Samjhana timro aaucha yo mana varera …….D Oho varera D                             G                     D Rakhechu timi lai yo mero dila korera …….D Oho korera D                   G Timi tyaha, ma chu yaha A                               D Naataa yo hola kasto G                        A ( Maaya ho yo ajambari ki G                                  D Badline mausam jasto ) x 2 Music: Sarangi D                  G Aaja ki voli vand

  This blog is based on my understanding after reading the book "Everything Is Fucked - A Book About Hope" by Mark Manson .

  Have you come across a situation where you have a .pdf or .docx or an .odt or any word file with text in  Preeti font and then you have to open the file or copy the texts in Google Docs? This is a very complicated use case to explain actually. I have come across this situation multiple times. You might have as well. I have explained the process to few other random people in Facebook groups. So today, when a very lovely friend 💗 of mine was trying to copy some text in Preeti font into Google Docs, she asked me for help. And being an equally lovely and helpful friend 😎 , I guided her.  This made me think writing a blog explaining the process so that next time when I come across this problem or someone else asks me for help, I can just send the blog. Better no? Plus, honestly, I myself am going to be confused about this process after a few months. So as a reminder to myself as well. So here are the simple steps: Below is an example of a Preeti font in  a .pdf file. If I open the above

Badal Bani Aayeu Re Guitar Chords || Darwin Lungeli This song started coming up in my Instagram Explore feed since few days. Looks like the singer has been paying all the Instagram accounts with good followers number to boost his song. At first, I didn't really give much time to the song. The melody was good, I must say. Later I listened the first verse properly and liked the lyrics. The song is quite short actually - just few verses. I wanted to try playing the song but couldn't find the chords, of course, since this is a fairly new song. So I had to use https://chordify.net/ to get chords from the video. Chordify isn't absolutely correct, but works good enough for me. The chords here are based on what was generated by Chordify. I am not a pro and can't perfect it. If you are good at it, please let me know.   𝗔𝗹𝗯𝘂𝗺: 𝗠𝗮 𝗚𝗮𝘂𝗰𝗵𝘂 𝗚𝗲𝗲𝘁 𝗚𝘂𝗶𝘁𝗮𝗿: 𝗥𝗮𝗷 𝗦𝗼𝗻𝗴𝘄𝗿𝗶𝘁𝗲𝗿: 𝗗𝗮𝗿𝘄𝗶𝗻 𝗟𝘂𝗻𝗴𝗲𝗹𝗶 CAPO : 1st fret G                           D   C  

 I was introduced to this beautiful song by a very special friend.  Though I am not a fan of Bigg Boss thingy (no hard feelings), I absolutely enjoyed the song - the rawness behind it. Also when my friend told me the story behind the song, I loved it even more.  I wanted to try playing the song but couldn't find the chords. So I had to use  https://chordify.net/  to get chords from the video. Chordify isn't absolutely correct, but works good enough for me. The chords here are based on what was generated by Chordify. I am not a pro and can't perfect it. If you are good at it, please let me know.  Capo - 1st fret D-A-G-D x 2 D           A           G                D Teri aankhne, mujhse hai mili D          A          G              D Teri saansen, mujhse hai judi D                               G Palko se lekar, kadmo talak A                               D Mujhme aly, aly, aly D          A          G              D Teri saans

  Photo: laptopmag.com I came across this issue few week backs while delivering my class. Usually, my laptop is connected to a projector through a USB-C hub and a mouse when I am in my class. One day, I realized the 'I' key wasn't working properly. I could type 'i' only if I hit the key a little harder. I assumed it was due to the projector being connected or the mouse of the USB driver not connecting properly. When I'm working at home, the laptop is connected to a LCD Monitor via USB-C hub, a mouse and an external keyboard. I didn't realize the issue at home because I am pretty much using my external keyboard. Two days back, I was typing without the external keyboard and faced the 'I' key not working issue.  This time, it seemed permanent. Applying more force to the key didn't work either. I cleaned the keyboard slots with a brush too. Didn't work. So I took onto Google to see if there could be any solutions though I had assumed it was a har