Hassan Tahir Tayyab and Chinab

Me Hassan Jalil and Tahir Waqar and Tayyab we visit Chinab last sunday and enjoy whole afternoon there. we discuss all our friends there. I really Miss Amir . if he is here in Pakistan we hopefully go together there. 

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Wonder of World

Hi, how are you all . i have some picture collection Wonder of World. they are so amazing. i want to get information about them. if you know then please share.. this list is not complete but i wish i will be able to make complete list.

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Bunker Use in WW2

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  Casemate Type 623, Koudekerke, The Netherlands.
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  Radio Transmitter Bunker, Spaandam, The Netherlands.
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  Type 669 Heenschemolen, The Netherlands.
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  R636 Fire Control Post, Lekrinckoucke/Zuidcoote, France.
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  SK Observation Tower, Fliegerhorst, Belgium.
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  Type 703, Emminkhuizen, The Netherlands.
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  Type 583a / M 178. Fire Control Post. Heerenduin, Ijmuiden, The Netherlands.
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  Dragon's Teeth Anti Tank Defence, Den Helder, The Netherlands.

A Senior Journalist!

This is a Picture of a Journalist in Pakistan in front of Karachi Press Club.
i think i need not to explain this Picture.
we can Awake a Sleeping person. but how already wakp-up and not see!

Hassan Jalil

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This is My Picture. Me and my Friend Tahir Waqar Visit River Chinab. make make alot of fun there and shoot some pictures. if you like it then comment it

Mohammad Tahir Waqar

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Mister Tahir Waqar is very nice person and my friend. we both visit River Chinb Last day. but due to some problem date of Camera cant b change. so dont poke on Picture date. :)

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1. Ask the 4 Key Questions: Before you begin to write, ask yourself these four key questions.
   • What am I selling (at emotional level)?
   • To whom am I selling?
   • Why am I selling this now (will it make sense to the customer)?
   • What do I want my reader to do (Calls to Action)?
2. Consider Your Font Style: Sans-serif fonts, such as Arial, Verdana and Helvetica, are easier to read online than serif. If people find it difficult to read your copy, they won't!
3. Read Your Copy Out Loud: This will help you hear what your readers hear.
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8. Differentiate Between Features vs. Benefits: Features are what the product has. Benefits are what it will provide the customers. The customer will always ask, "What's in it for me?" Be sure you tell them. 
9. Write In the Second Person: Focus on one person (you/your) rather than a group (our customers). This makes your reader feel special and highlights how the product can benefit them.
10. Write Less Copy: People read 25% slower online than offline, so you need to write less copy so they will read it.
11. Don't Hide Your Key Points: Keep your most important points at the beginning of paragraphs, bullets and lists.
12. Keep Paragraphs Short: Make sure your paragraphs are no more than 3 lines long. Otherwise you might lose your reader's attention.
13. Remember Odd vs. Even: Odd numbers are easier to remember than even, so use an odd number whenever possible. 

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