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 Life`s a journey Every journey has beginning and an end We`re travellers in this journey of life Our thoughts direct ways in the journey This journey full of obstacles But, need to face happily, it has great value. We born here for experience of this journey This journey consists both positive and negative It teaches us move forward and fulfill our dreams. Life`s a journey, an unavoidable journey Whichever way we want, we travel And the path, we choose leads us our destiny by neptune barman

Call of Duty: WWII ‘s competitive multiplayer component will focus on the fast-paced, grounded action seen in the campaign, but Sledgehammer has also introduced a few new features that should help to separate the game from others in the series. The first announced mode, “War,” involves asymmetrical, strategic gameplay that sees both the Allies and the Axis working to take objective points. According to Condrey, the mode will feature object-driven conflicts. In essence, War will feature mini-stories that differ whether you are fighting for the Allies or the Axis. In October 2017, Sledgehammer games revealed a new mode, called “Gridiron,” in a statement to fan site  Charlie Intel . The mode will be  Call of Duty: WWII ‘s take on the “Uplink” mode found in  Advanced Warfare . Co-studio head Michael Condrey also revealed a London multiplayer map, which he said is a “standout” choice for several competitive modes. In a June 2017 post on the  U.S. PlayStation Blog , Condrey revealed

Cheese and Chicken Pizza recipe: Ingredents: 1 tube (13.8 ounces) refrigerated pizza crust 1 can (8 ounces) pizza sauce 1/2 cup diced cooked chicken 1 small onion, sliced 1/4 cup sliced green pepper 1/4 cup sliced sweet red pepper 1 cup shredded cheddar cheese 1 cup shredded mozzarella cheese DIRECTIONS Unroll pizza crust onto a greased baking sheet; form into a heart shape or a 12-in. circle. Spread with pizza sauce. Top with chicken, onion and peppers. Sprinkle with cheese. Bake on lowest rack at 425° for 16-20 minutes or until crust is golden brown. Yield: 4 servings.

SCIENCE BEST INVENTIONS: 1. FIRE - it can be argued that fire was discovered rather than invented. Certainly, early humans observed incidents of fire, but it wasn’t until they figured out how to control it and produce it themselves that humans could really make use of everything this new tool had to offer. The earliest use of fire goes back as far as two million years ago, while a widespread way to utilize this technology has been dated to about 125,000 years ago. Fire gave us warmth, protection, and led to a host of other key inventions and skills like coking etc.  2. WHEEL - the wheel was invented by Mesopotamians around 3500 B.C., to be used in the creation of pottery. About 300 years after that, the wheel was put on a chariot and the rest is history. Wheels are ubiquitous in our everyday life, facilitating our transportation and commerce. Circa 2000 BC, Oxen drawing an ancient Egyptian two-wheeled chariot. 3. NAIL - The earliest known use of this very simpl

Ciggarette History It’s thought that humans have been smoking tobacco for several thousand years. Mayan carvings have been found in Mexico which date back to around 900 AD and depict the use of tobacco. Growing naturally in the Americas, tobacco was ‘discovered’ by migrants when they began colonising these islands in the 15th and 16th centuries. At this time, tobacco would have been chewed, rolled into a hand-made cigarette or cigar, or smoked in a pipe. It wasn’t until the late 1800's that the modern  pre- rolled and boxed cigarette emerged, when the world’s first cigarette-making machines were developed. This paved the way for cheap mass production, which in turn led to a huge increase in the number of smokers worldwide.

In today's World Communication is the basic need of every one we need to Communicate in Office in Dealing in School in Home so here are the basic needs of good Communication. According to the 7 Cs, communication needs to be: Clear. Concise. Concrete. Correct. Coherent. Complete. Courteous.