List of Phobias || Phobia types

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 1 : Homophobia - The fear of blood.

  2. Pocresco phobia - The fear of gaining weight.

    3. Ophidiophobia - The fear of snake.

    4.  Coulrophobia- The fear of clowns.

    5. Traumatophobia- The fear of wounds.

    6.  Enochlophobia - The fear of crowd places.

    7.  Ligyrphobia- The fear of loud noises.

    8.  Acrophobia- The fear of heights.

    9. Astra phobia - The fear of thunderstorm.

    10. Nycto phobia - The fear of darkness.

 
    11. Phasmo phobia - The fear of ghost.

 
    12. Cyno phobia - The fear of dog.

 
    13. Musophobia - The fear of rat.

    14. Pedio phobia - The fear of dolls.

    15. Katsarida phobia - The fear of cockroaches.

    16. Philo phobia - The fear of falling in love to someone who can't love you back.

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How to Crack PG Exams ?

How to Crack Post Graduate Exams ?

- By Dr. AP

overview

Students with average aptitude doubt their ability to crack the PG exam. Candidates build this perception usually based on their performance in Undergraduate course, but this is not true. These average candidates can get past any examination that they want to. This can be achieved by Right attitude, smart work and right amount of hard work.

This tutorial will assist you in making your dream come true by winning  your ticket to a PG course in a government College.

Listed below are several actionable tips to be kept in mind for the PG exams. Let’s cast light on the tips individually.

1st. Good Start.

2nd. Own Strategy.

3rd. Self belief.

4th. Revision.

5th. Test.

6th. Good practice.

7th. Dedication.

8th. Hard work.

9th. Diet.

Good Start

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Own Strategy

Don't follow other always develop your own strategy according to your skill and competence.     Click here for more

Self belief

Never undergo stress. Always believe in yourself. Faith in yourself and god can change everything.  Click here for more

Revision

Minimum reading with maximum revision is key to success. Don't read which you can't revise. Click here for more

Test

Grand test and subject test as maximum as you can. These are important to assess your self regularly and boost your self.

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Good practise

Read always standard books with good guide. Practise minimum 100 MCQ a day.
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Best one

Regular Hard work, willpower and dedication can give you sky touch success in life.
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Hard work

There is no other option for hard work.
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Diet

Last but not a least healthy food proper sleep and fresh mind is more important than anything else.
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Best of luck

The last result and decision always up to you.

Conclusion

Nothing is impossible. With proper plan and hard work any  student can crack PG exams.
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At the moment I'm working on making a web application we just developed more user friendly and more appealing to the end users.

The application uses a few ASP.NET Ajax controls so I was pretty surprised when the customer sent me an email saying that he liked all the dynamic loading and the fact that he could reorder "things" using drag&drop and saving them without waiting the page to reload, but it took him a while to understand was going on. The first time he clicked the button, and since nothing happened, he thought that something was going wrong, so he kept clicking on the button, an yet nothing happening.

The problem was that since all the Ajax interactions happen behind the scenes asynchronously, the user doesn't understand what's going on: sometimes the user doesn't need to know what's going on (like when you are just reloading some data), but when he presses a button he needs to know that he did the right thing and that something is happening. With the "old style" ASP.NET a postback would have been initiated, so it was obvious that something was happening, but how to do it using Ajax?

That is pretty easy to accomplish with ASP.NET: just drop in anUpdateProgress control and it will be displayed when an Ajax postback happens.

But, as default behavior, the UpdateProgress is displayed in the position where it is added to the page, so, if your page is longer than a scroll page, the indicator could not be visible: it has to be positioned relative to the browser window and not relative the html document.
At first I looked at how to hook into the script that displays the div in order to change the position via script, but while chatting with Daniela (which is an UIX and web designer) she said: "Why don't you just use the fixed positioning CSS attribute?"

And she was right, much easier than hooking into ASP.NET Ajax scripts. I definitely need to improve my CSS knowledge .

Step 1 - Add an UpdateProgress control to the page

First thing you have to add an UpdateProgress to your ASP.NET page.

<asp:UpdateProgress ID="UpdateProgress1" runat="server"
                     DynamicLayout="false">
    <ProgressTemplate>
        <img src="Images/ajax-loader.gif" /> Loading ...
    </ProgressTemplate>
</asp:UpdateProgress>

You can put this code anywhere inside the page, but I suggest you put it at the end. I didn't specify any AssociatedUpdatePanelID because I want the loading indicator to appear for all the UpdatePanel I have on the page: if you want it only for some of them you have to set it.

Step 2 - Add CSS

 #UpdateProgress1 {
   background-color:#CF4342;
   color:#fff;
   top:0px;
   right:0px;
   position:fixed;
 }

#UpdateProgress1 img {
   vertical-align:middle;
   margin:2px;
 }

The trick is to set the position attribute to fixed: it will make the top and right dimensions relative to the browser window and not to its original position (as with relative) or to containing element (as with absolute).
This CSS will put the indicator on the top right corner of the window, as the Gmail indicator.

Step 3 - Add an activity indicator image

But we can do it even better then gmail, we could add a nice animated activity indicator. Last yearScottGu recommended a few websites to download some indicators from, and I really likedwww.ajaxload.info. This site dynamically generate an activity indicator for you, with the type and colors you prefer.

This is the animated gif I created to fit nicely into my UpdateProgress control: 

And this is how the final Gmail-like loading indicator looks like:

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