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Wednesday, 11 February 2015
Thursday, 5 February 2015
"THE FUTURE OF ONLINE JOURNALISM IN PAKISTAN"
Its a dream that the future of online journalism in Pakistan will be enlightened. If we use latest technologies to make the site better where the readers can take full advantage .and we also understand our present mistakes. soon the dream will change into reality.
Friday, 30 January 2015
Lightened-up soups:
It was a winter night and I was feeling too cold so want to eat something which reduces the coldness like a bowl of warm soup.. One of my favorite soup is hot and sour soup, and I was amazed to discover that it's really quite easy and cheap to make. Let me share a secret of tasty hot and sour soup recipe with you, Trust me its yummy. The other wonderful and surprising thing about this soup is how simple and quick it is to make.
To make hot and sour soup the ingredient required are;
- Whole chicken legs (3 sliced in 3 pieces each) or 500 grams
- Frozen vegetables 300 grams – Any type you like, I use the mix of corn, peas, carrots.
- White cabbage 1/2 cup threadbare
- 2 eggs
- Chicken stock cube 1
- White vinegar 1/2 cup or you can use lemon juice too
- Salt 1 tbsp
- Black pepper 2 tbsp
- Soya sauce 4 tbsp & Chili sauce 4 tbsp

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METHOD:Boil chicken legs in 1 liter water with 1/2 tbsp salt and 1 tsp black pepper. I have used chicken legs in soup because they always taste better than the chicken breast soup, if you want to make it in large quantity, you can use whole chicken too. Take the chicken legs out and shred it in small pieces. Add more water to the left behind stock (Around 1 more liter) and boil it. Add chicken stock in it and taste the salt, some chicken stocks is too salty so you might not need to add more salt to it. Add frozen vegetables and cabbage and boil for a minute or two. Add chicken and all the remaining spices and sauces. Taste it, if you want it spicier add some more black pepper or chili sauce and if you like more soya sauce or vinegar adds it now or it can be added later according to taste. Mix corn flour in cold water till it dissolves, slowly add it to the boiling soup then beat the eggs and add it in the thick soup, leave it for 2 seconds and then stir. Cook it for 2 minutes; it will make the yummy egg chunks. Some people don’t like the egg yolk or its smell; you can only use the egg whites too but take 3 eggs if you are only using egg white. Your hot and sour soup is ready.
This yummy soup can be serving as Starter, side dish. Although it’s a complete meal itself. It has vegetables, eggs, chicken and much more which is good for your health. You can add more sizzling if you want much spicier. I take this soup trice or twice in a week cause I love it. People who are on diet but want to stay healthy could use it. Hope you like this recipe. Please try this in this chilled season and have warm effect.
Thank you for reading. ;)
Regards: Yusra Zafar.
Thursday, 29 January 2015
“TREND OF MORNING SHOWS IN PAKISTAN”
With the
changing trend in media Pakistan has experienced an increasing trend of morning
shows. These shows contain different segments, like interviews of famous
personalities, cooking, beauty tips, daily exercises, about latest fashion etc.
The morning shows played a great role in molding the personality of Pakistani women
specially house wives. In past morning shows were a great source of information
and entertainment. They gave a refreshing effect in the morning and also invite
people from all walks of life. Like Nadia khan show on Geo channel,
Farah hussain show on ATV channel. But now morning shows only show the wedding
arrangement, dancing, the expensive bridal dresses. Like Good morning Pakistan
show on ARY digital, Jago Pakistan Jago show on Hum Chanel and many more.
In my opinion, if we start analyzing these shows there is actually
nothing to see except for the beautiful expensive cloths the hosts wear. These shows are hosted by some of the most
well-known actors and actresses of Pakistan. Like Nida yasir, Sanam Baloch, Fahad Mustafa, Faisal Qureshi, Sahir Lodhi and many
others. These shows give their loyal
fans a chance to see their favorite stars on television many times a week and to interact with
them at times through live calls. The weird thing is this well known Islamic scholar Amir Liaquat hosts the morning show on Geo entertainment channel now a days. Did you ever think that an
Islamic scholar hosting the morning show? No, never but he is doing this and give
negative impact of Islamic scholar or Islam on the whole world. Another major
focus of morning shows these days is on competing with each other for high
rating for example, one show arranges a wedding week the other channel also
arrange the same wedding next week. The Qawwali with lyrics that is
inappropriate according to Islam played during the morning show by shaista Lodi
called Utho Jago Pakistan. This type of morning show does not follow the norms
and culture of our society. Our Morning shows presently give total negative
impact on the whole world.
The morning shows must be
focusing on the talent of the youth, ways to lead a better life, tips to remain
active and confident. They should provide platform to the girls who want to start a career. The
responsibility as a host to educate her viewers, give information not just
entertain. The main purpose of morning shows was to make the morning of viewers
fresh and informative with an active touch to provide a new life to the
viewers. To aware the women about their responsibilities and rights. Honestly speaking, very soon
morning shows will vanish. The only reason for it is the lack of variety.
Masses are now fed up of watching the same kind of shows. To keep morning shows
alive, we seriously need to make some efforts to give quality entertainment to viewers. If they respect our Religious and
Cultural values and stop copying the culture of non Muslims so they
can regain the charm of morning shows.
Regards: Syeda Summayya.
Wednesday, 28 January 2015
THE GREAT SMARTPHONES CONFILICTS
For the last few years
there’s only been two handsets EVERYBODY knew about: Samsung’s latest Galaxy S
device and Apple’s iPhone but past three
years, Apple and Samsung have clash on a range almost first-time in business
history, their legal war costing more than a billion dollars and spanning four
continents. Beginning with the super-secret mission that created the iPhone and
the late Steve Jobs’ fury when Samsung—an Apple supplier!—brought out a
shockingly similar device, Kurt Eichenwald explores the Korean company’s
documentation of exclusive rights violation, among other coldblooded business
diplomacy, and explains why Apple might win the battles but still lose the war.
Apple has won millions of pounds in compensation from Samsung as the legal battle between the two technology giants continues.
The Galaxy S5 wasn’t bad; it just lacked anything resembling a compelling USP compared to rival handsets from Sony and HTC. It felt distinctly average and that is never good when you’re talking about a flagship handset, especially one from a company that, at the time, was on top of the world. And it really couldn’t have happened at a worse time, either, as everybody knew Apple was going to storm into the market in late-2014 with a radically altered iPhone proposition.
Samsung is now in the process of completely re-evaluating its Galaxy S line ahead of the launch of the Galaxy S6 during Q1 2015 –– so expect BIG changes. In this comparison we’re going to take a look at how the current Galaxy S5 compares to Apple’s slightly newer iPhone 6. In terms specs and hardware in general both handsets are pretty evenly matched –– generally speaking, anyway –– but are the other differences? And where does one outdo the other? Lets bloody well find out.
But first, the specs in a handy side-by-side table.
SPECIFICATIONS OF BOTH CELL PHONES:
|
Device
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iPhone 6
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Samsung Galaxy S5
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Dimensions
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138 x 67 x 6.9mm, 129g
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142 x 72.5 x 8.1 mm , 145g
|
|
Display
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4.7in IPS LCD, 750 x 1334 pixels, 326ppi
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5.1-inch Super AMOLED,
1920x1080 pixels,432ppi
|
|
Camera
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8-megapixel iSight,LED flash,1080p video
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16-megapixel ISOCELL, LED flash, 1080p video
|
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Storage
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16GB, 64GB, 128GB
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16GB,32GB, microSD
up to 128GB
|
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Processor, RAM, Graphics
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1.4GHz Apple A8 dual-core Cyclone, 1GB RAM, Apple M8 motion co-processor
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2.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 quad-core Krait 400, 2GB RAM, Adreno 330
GPU
|
|
Operating System,
|
iOS 8
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Android
4.4. KitKat
|
|
UI
|
N/A
|
TouchWiz
|
|
Connectivity
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microUSB,Bluetooth,NFC,Wi-Fi,4G,GPS,infrared,MHL,fingerprint
scanner,heart-rate sensor
|
|
|
Battery
|
1,800mAh
|
2,800mAh (removable)
|
THE iPhone 6:
Certainly easily has
the edge. I’m not a big fan of the large top and bottom bezels that still
reside on the iPhone 6, but its beautifully chamfered edges and matt aluminium
unibody back and edges really stand out compared to the glossy metal edges on
the Galaxy S5 and its controversial faux leather plastic back.And it is around 75000 rupees in pakistan
THE Galaxy S5’s trump
card:
it is both water and dust
resistant . Most usefully this means the Galaxy S5 can be left in up to one
metre of water for up to 30 minutes. An ugly plastic flap on the power port
must be shut for this, but it remains a major feather in the cap for the S5.
Not only is it great for protecting against water damage that would kill the
iPhone 6, but it is remarkably liberating being able to answer a phone call or
adjust your music in the shower!it this divies is around 55000 in pakistan
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