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Leo Personality

Leo Traits

(23rd July to 22nd August)

Warm, action-oriented and driven by the desire to be loved and admired, the Leo have an air royalty about them. They love to be in the limelight, which is why many of them make a career in the performing arts. The personality of a Leo is made up of some positive as well as negative traits. Let’s quickly go through them. Positive Traits  Kind and big-hearted The Lions are always admired for their kindness and helpful nature. Big-hearted that they are, the Leo graciously shower love and affection on people. Energetic Since they are ruled by Sun, the source of infinite energy, the Leo are energetic individuals, and spread the positive vibes around. Optimistic Ones to see the glass half-full, the Leo don’t get easily disheartened by disappointments and setbacks. They will always try to come on tops. Straightforward People born under the Zodiac Sign Leo are quite frank about what they want to say. Mincing words is not their thing. Loyal While they demand loyalty from the people associated with them, the Leo themselves are also loyal and trustworthy individuals. Is the one you admire a Leo? Negative Traits  Headstrong The Leo are opinionated and headstrong, and it takes a lot of convincing to make them change their stance. Egoistic They have a huge and fragile ego, which often gets hurt over trivial matters. Their ego sometimes become a hurdle in their path to success. Possessive Since they hold everything that is theirs very closely, they tend to become possessive and prone to jealousy. They are giving, but sharing doesn’t come easily to them. Dominating The Leo want to be in control of situations and expect people to follow them. Their dominating nature may not go down well with everyone. Impatient They want to get things done and over with as soon as possible. But their impatience leads them to unnecessary anxiety and even failures and disappointments. Arrogant They tend to become so self-centred at times that they would become harsh and say things without considering the fact that they would hurt someone. Personality Profile Leo Nature Like a Lion, you Leos have an air of royalty. You often choose work that puts you in the limelight… Leo Men They are so lively, warm-hearted and gregarious that it is impossible not get affected by the… Leo Women The Leo women need these three in plenty – attention, respect and admiration. They may get arrogant… Leo Traits Warm, action-oriented and driven by the desire to be loved and admired, the Leo have an air royalty…

HOW TO TAKE SCREENSHOTS ON ANY SMARTPHONE OR TABLET

Taking screenshots on your smartphone is possible and often comes handy. You should be able to have the best idea as to how to take screenshots on tablets, smartphones, e-book readers and so on. So, let us have a look at the same:

Apple iOS:

For iPhone or iPad, you need to hold the Lock button and then at the same time press the Home button immediately. You would be able to find that the screenshot is saved in the camera as well.

Windows Phone:

In case of Windows Phone, you need to press the Power as well as the Volume Up buttons at the same time. This would enable taking a picture of your screen without any problem.

Android:

In case you have Android phone, you have to press Power/ Lock and Volume Down button in order to take a screenshot.

HOW TO REMOVE MARRIAGE STRESS?

Whether you believe it or not, every marriage passes through a stressful stage at one point of time or the other. Statistics are a clear indication that almost half the marriages are ending up in divorce. Even the best marriages are stormed by stress and relationship issues. At livemans.com, we bring you tips on how you can remove marriage stress and lead a happy life with your partner. So, let us have a look at the points on how to remove marriage stress in the best way.

Communicate with your partner 

Engage in Activities:

Make out time for your partner and engage in activities together. If both are interested in gardening, get some pots and plants and engage in it. Sometimes even getting drenched in the rain together is a lot of fun. So, you need to make sure that you try to do such activities that would prove to be the best one helping you to avoid marriage stress in the perfect way.

FACEBOOK MAKES IT EASIER TO IGNORE PEOPLE AND PAGES

According to latest tech news, Facebook is providing its customers more control over the posts and individuals they see most in their news feeds On Saturday, the company declared new filtration in Settings that display the individuals, webpages and categories you adhere to that published the most in the past 7 days, along with a conclusion. If you “unfollow” someone in the warm of when and decide you skip their cat images, bring up the record of lately un-followed individuals and add them back into your feed.
There are also new controls so that users can opt to see less material from a person or a page (instead of just un-following them outright). Giving more energy to its users is an intelligent move for the online community. Facebook has taken a lot of warm for managing what individuals see and when they see it.

Instead of a directly date record of material from loved ones, the organisation uses methods to demonstrate an modified nourish. Posts it believes more important, like significant life activities, are pulled to the top. With a normal of 864 thousand individuals looking at their information nourish every day, that’s a lot of energy. The organisation was charged of unethically testing on almost 690,000 users’ information nourishes this year (the information split in June).

It mucked around with the material of nourishes, displaying some individuals more beneficial material and others more adverse material, and analysed how that affected the feelings and material of those customers. These new settings, available on pc now and coming to the cellular phone applications over the next few several weeks, is an make an effort to make browsing your nourish less work.

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Makeup How-To: Brigitte Bardot Eye Makeup

The ultimate tutorial for bedroom eyes inspired from the Parisian beauty herself.

Start with your regular concealer and foundation application.

Step 1. Start by applying a matte light brown shadow in the crease and wing out. (We used the taupe shadow from the NYX From Dusk til Dawn palette with MAC 217 Blending Brush).

Step 2. Next, use an eye pencil, like butter LONDON WINK Eye Pencil in Brown Sugar and create athick wing covering half of the lid. The line does not need to be perfect.

Step 3. Then, connect the top wing from the outter corner all the way around to inner corner using the same eye pencil.

Step 4. Now, you can perfect the line by filling it in with with a very slightly damp eyeshadow. (We used Bobbi Brown Eye Liner Brush and Mahogany Shadow)

Step 5. Finish the look with Charlotte Tilbury Rock 'N' Kohl Iconic liquid Eye Pencil in Eye Cheat on the just the inner rim and a soft, light pink lipstick.

Will Whatsapp's blue ticks change user habits?

Silence is often the most eloquent reply. - Ali Ibn Abi Talib

Yesterday at around 5.30pm (EST) I was in a group chat with some friends and I noticed the tick marks next to my messages started going blue.

After a bit of Googling, I found that Whatsapp have rolled out a new featurethat notifies you not only when a message has been recieved by a device, but also when a message has been viewed by a user. In group chats, it tells you when all participants of the group have viewed your message.

The first question that came to my mind when I found this out was how will this effect my user experience? I took to twitter to see what other user thought of this change and found that opinions were mixed.

A common theme I found was people thinking that it may put a strain on their relationships as you now know when someone's ignoring you:

Others felt it's a trivial change that won't have a substantial effect on the overall experience:

And there were a few that felt it won't have any effect on the way people use the app:

I found myself inclined to agree with people that felt the new feature won't have too many adverse effects, and anyone that creates issues based on some blue ticks are clearly avoiding a bigger problem. After all, almost all chat applications (including Apple's own iMessage) have encorporated read notifications for some time now.

Next, I found myself wondering why this issue is so important to people? Will it really have any impact at all? Interestingly, I found that in recent years, traditional SMS has been overtaken by third party chat applications, and we're at a point now where it's almost essential to have one or more apps installed to keep in touch. The research company Informer found almost 19 billion messages were sent on chat apps in 2012, compared to 17.6 million texts. This shows that with the amount of time people like myself spend using apps like Whatsapp, subtle changes can have big implications.

I can't help but feel like the reaction this small feature has caused is exactly what Whatsapp hoped for. If people feel like they have to reply to a message straight away to avoid "blue ticking" someone, it will cause an increase in the amount of time and number of times the app is used. However the adverse effect of this situation could be that people start avoiding the app and let their messages build up before replying to them all at once when they have time.

I'm not sure this will change my own personal habits when using Whatsapp, but only time will tell. One feature I definitely would like to see in the future is the option to turn these notifications on and off to enable me to choose whether I send a read notification or not.

At the end of the day, I can't help but feel like technology is becoming very influencial in the art of conversation. Emotion is difficult to translate in to written words (or lack of them) and with the increasing popularity of chat applications, too much is left to interpretation. If you really want to make sure someone gets your message.... call them!