Judge #1
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Scoring sheet #1

Marjana Gill -: The best thing about your entry is your dress fitting all your's clothes fits you well and also complements your build.About the clothes i will say your clothing style is too regular as its a good choice but i will say next time i will suggest you to be little more funky and modern. If i have to pic one of urs style then am gonna go with that Black toxido style suit.

Challa-: Your pics remind me of indian school going boyz clothing style.U have posted maximum no. of pics among all members but styling of clothes resemble to same common style.The good thing about it is that both goes for causal and funky purpose

Desi Mirza -: Good collection mate.Variety of clothes and age of your fashion sense is much better. The best among urs pics are the one in blue and black one with tie. All the dresses suits u perfectly.
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winner desi mirza -: A very tight situation but still figure out one winner and he is Desi Mirza thsi boy realy gets a tough competition from kanwar kang.The striking point of his entry which made him win this competition is variety of clothes and the age of fashion style.

Comparison-: The major point why desi mirza beats Kanwar kang (the most nearest to the winner) was variety of clothes.and second one is posing desi is a bit better than kanwar

Females

Nigz-: Killer Looks all yours dresses fits you.The best thing about your styling is they matches ur built i mean ur long hairs, lean body..Now coming to your dresses the pick of them are the white one in elevator and the 2nd one is again that white t shirt and the blue over lapped coat type. One spl. advice for yu dnt do ur hair curly they suits u well as they are so just keep them the way the are

Preet -: One more intresting entry.So let me start with the variety of clothes u have i must say u stand alone in that scale for me in this competition.Every dress tells a different story but still it matches the strength.Colour cmbination is quite impresive so good work for that and they also cmpliments your skin tone, rest I like your blazers and jeans pics more then your dresses pics. One tip for you also try different shades in nail paint red is not only the colour which enlarges your looks.Pick of ur dresses are 2nd and 3rd one in blazers and 1st one is jeans

G.Kaur-:Girl seems to be fond of short stuff.The pick of dresses is the one with tatoo.For a teen like u style is bit shaky but still it suits you.Your good long hairs enhances a kicking efect to ur persnality

Female Winners

Tie -: Actualy much tougher than boyz to judge for these beautiful ladies.For me here is a tie between NIGZ and LADO

Comparision-: Can't declare a winner here so a tie situation.Both girls got equal marks from me in each crieteria except Lado gets extraa one for variety and Nigz in Fitting vice versa




Judge #2
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Scoring sheet #2

Boys:-

Tuahda sab da bahut bahut hi dhanwand ki tusi apni keemati time vich thoda time kad ek competition wich participate kita . so sareya de dresses bahut shone si  te compititon  kafi  tuff si war. But winner te ek hi ho sakda . So according to me The male  Winner Is – Marjana Gill (Sukh).

Sukh de sare di Dresses bahut jyada wadia si .But Dresses ne naal naal kapre pehnan da tang v bahut vadia sii sare kapre vich different varieties de sii . Kapre bilkul fitting de sii as compare to other members some of them wearing to large clothes .Kapre de naal different accessories da mix match jo kita like Glasses , shoes ho v bahut vadia  si. Apne body size and skin colours de hisab naal hi kapre paye sii even ki sare hi colours ona ote suit kitte . Pants, shirt, shoes, or the entire outfit are Superb. So according to me Marjana Gill Is the Best One .

Girls:-

A boy 'n a girl were playing together. The boy had a collection of marbles. The girl had some sweets with her.
The boy told the girl that he will give her all his marbles in exchange for her sweets. The girl agreed.
The boy kept the biggest 'n the most beautiful marble aside 'n gave the rest to the girl. The girl gave him all her sweets as she had promised.
That night, the girl slept peacefully. But the boy couldn't sleep as he kept wondering if the girl had hidden some sweets from him the way he had hidden his best marble.

Moral:
If you don’t give your hundred percent in a relationship, you’ll always keep doubting if the other person has given his/her hundred percent.

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Musch futt gabru..

Mirzaa bai ethe 3 4 salla to thakke khaa reh aaa.. hun time a ageya aa ki munda hauli hauli gabru ho hi geya aa..lol

Apne sahibdhaliwal bai nu v 2 sal hogaye ne...

dono jane active rehande ne here and there... posts v 1000 ko ho gaiya ne...

So dono jane promotion deserve karde...

Lao bai dao wadiya ehna nau.. .and ehna nu suggestion aa ke hun eeh peeni naa shuru kareyoo.. lol jk

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It is freezing cold outside, you’re stressed out about finals, and now your good old friend, Herpie (your favorite cold sore), is back .   You and Herpie have been friends for a while now.  You met him at a party in college when you didn’t think it would hurt to share drinks with the guy with the weird bump on his lip .  College is, after all, the time for bad decisions .  You live and you learn.  Now you are so paranoid that you won’t even share a cup with your own mother.  Sadly, though, it’s too late.  You and Herpie have begun an unavoidable lifelong relationship, a relationship that people all over the world are stuck with.  With the medical treatments we have today, there’s nothing you can do to stop cold sores from coming back.  There are, however, a few things you can do to minimize number of cold sores you get and potentially shorten the length of time those annoying cold sores stick around.  Now let’s see if any of the current treatments are good enough to prevent a cold sore.

What causes a cold sore?



Cold sores are caused by a virus called the herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV1). Yes, I said herpes.  When most people hear herpes they think of the sexually transmitted infection that causes sores in the nether regions (genital herpes) and they’d be right. Most cases of genital herpes are caused by herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV2) while most cold sores are cause by HSV1 but both viruses can (although much less common) cause sores in the opposite region if the active virus comes in contact with that region (use your imagination here ).

How do you “catch” a cold sore?

When you “catch” a cold sore you’re catching a virus.  Viruses are much smaller than bacteria and live inside your cells.  When someone has a cold sore it is caused by the herpes virus in the cells of their lips making a bunch of copies of themselves eventually causing the cells to burst open.  When the cell bursts, it frees the viral particles allowing them to invade more cells and repeat the cycle.  When enough of your cells are burst you get that wonderful oozing area of cells referred to as a cold sore.  Most people can see some redness, feel itchiness and pain over the area in which they are about to get a cold sore. This is caused by the death of your cells in that region.

So where did you get the initial virus?  You can get it anytime you exchange fluids with someone who is infected with the herpes virus and is actively shedding the virus.   Activities like kissing, sharing a cup, sharing utensils, toothbrush, etc.  Cold sores are most contagious when someone has an open blister present on their lips until the point where the blister has completely healed.  At the same time, note that certain people can spread the virus through their saliva even if there is no open blister present.  Maybe hold off on kissing a lot of frogs until you meet prince charming?  We’ll leave that one up to you.

Ok, so why is there no cure for herpes?

That’s like asking why there isn’t a cure for the common cold (also caused by a virus, though not a herpes virus).  Viruses are pesky like that.  Herpes, in particular, has the ability to travel deep into your body and make a home for itself in your nerve fibers.  Once the virus reaches your nerves, it temporarily goes into stealth mode, waiting for the opportune time to resurface.  During this time, the elusive little buggers hide from your immune system and medications.  This is called “Latency” (as seen in the diagra depicting the virus moving from the epithelial on your lip to your nerve cell where it will lay dormant).  Herpes then rears its ugly head when your immune system gets weaker or is preoccupied with another infection.   It’s like guerilla warfare.  That’s why most people get another cold sore (called “reactivation” of the virus) when they get sick, are stressed out, or are just generally not taking good care of themselves.  Sun damage has also been linked to cold sore outbreaks (so if you find that’s one of your personal triggers, try using a chap stick with at least SPF 15).



Now to the fun stuff: products that may help quickly get rid of or prevent a cold sore that you can find at your local pharmacy and don’t need a prescription to get.

Abreva  (active ingredient: Docosonal)



How it works:  It changes the cell membranes of healthy, uninfected cells. These changes help prevent the cold sore virus from getting into healthy cells so the viral particles can’t spread to new cells. Think of it as dead bolt and home security system for the doors into your healthy cells.

Does it work?:  Yes!  It doesn’t prevent a cold sore but if you start using it as soon as you think you’re getting a cold sore it will shorten the amount of time you have to spend with Herpie.  On average, Abreva shortens the cold sore’s stay by 3 days (so if your cold sore usually hangs around for 7 days it’ll be gone by day 3 if you use Abreva at the first sign of it…remember that initial itching/tingling sensation?).

How to use it:  It comes in a cream and spray that you apply onto the cold sore.  You’re supposed to start applying it at the first signs of a cold (so any redness, tingling, itching, etc near your lips. If you’ve ever had a cold sore you can probably tell your going to get one soon).  If you wait until the blister is fully formed, Abreva will still help but it won’t be as effective as it is if you use it right away.

Note:  This is the only FDA approved drug to shorten the duration of cold sores and speed healing time (when you hear FDA approval you can rest assured that its been thoroughly tested for safety and efficacy before being sold to you).  The rest of the treatments that can be found in your pharmacy have some supporting research but no FDA approval just yet.

Cost:  $18 for each 2-gram tube. Each tube last from 2-3 outbreaks depending on your cold sore. If you’ve got a monster of a cold sore then it may only last through one.

 
Lysine



How it works: Lysine is an amino acid your body absorbs when you eat eggs, red meat, cheeses, or fish (among many other sources). By increasing the amount of lysine you eat (either through diet changes or taking lysine pills) or applying a lysine ointment directly onto the cold sore it is believed that you disrupt an important ratio of lysine to arginine (another amino acid) that the virus needs to make copies of itself
Does it work?: It’s not FDA approved for treating cold sores but there’s a lot of buzz and research into it. One trial found that 40% people treated with lysine at the first sign of outbreak were rid of their cold sore by day 3.  Pretty awesome if you ask us.

How to use it: There are creams like Lysine+™ that contain lysine as one of the main ingredients that you apply in the same way you apply Abreva at the first sign of a cold sore. There are also pill forms of lysine that you can find in the vitamin section of some pharmacies.  Most sources recommend 1000mg (1 gram) three times a day at the first sign of a cold sore. Some people have found that if they start the lysine pills early enough, they can actually prevent the blister from fully forming (sorry Herpie).
Cost: A tube of Lysine+™ usually costs about $8 for a 0.25 oz tube that will last 2-3 sores. Lysine tabs can range in price depending on the brand (usually around $10) but definitely go for a well-known brand that uses high-quality sources of lysine.


Peppermint Oil (yes, peppermint oil)



How it works: Peppermint oil is thought to have direct viricidal (i.e. virus killing) abilities. How does it do this?  We’re not sure just yet…but if the cold sore goes away, does it matter?

Does it work?: Surprisingly, the answer may be “yes.”  Not enough studies have been done on the subject but it seems like peppermint oil is capable of killing the virus particles that are outside of your cells.  Studies have yet to be conducted on humans or on the exact way to use peppermint oil (dosing, delivery mechanism, etc.) so it’s a little iffy right now.  At the moment its just test tube medicine.  Feeling adventurous?  Might be worth a shot.   People who use it have reported seeing their cold sore disappear faster.

How to use it:  There are no tried and true rules for how to use these oils at the moment but here are some guidelines:

■Use good quality peppermint oil

■Dip a cotton swab in water and then into the peppermint oil (this is to help dilute the oil a little because 100% peppermint oil can be very irritating to your skin)

■Apply on to the cold sore

■Do this a couple of times a day

■DO NOT drink the oil.  It won’t help, we promise.

Note: A lot of other natural products like tea tree oil, eucalyptus oil, and lemon balm are also being investigated as possible treatments for cold sores. If any of them interest you, use them similarly to peppermint oil.

Cost: Greatly varies but like with any natural remedy make sure its good quality and from a source you trust. On average though its pretty inexpensive.

You may have noticed that all these products ask you to start using them at the first sign of a cold sore.  This means that you have to be in tune with your body and recognize how your cold sores develop.  Look for warning signs of your next outbreak.  It’s also a good idea to keep track of the things that triggers your cold sore.  If you get a visitor on your lips every time finals come around or workload gets heavy, then start using one of these products preemptively around the start of finals.

Other products:

The products below are frequently advertised as treatments for cold sores but they don’t contain any ingredients that make them particularly active against the herpes virus.  They’re great for keeping your lips healthy and conditioned (nothing some chapstick with SPF wouldn’t do).  They can also help reduce the pain, itching, and redness caused by the cold sore because a many of them have pain-relieving ingredients.  Unfortunately, there is nothing in them that will get rid of the herpes virus and make the outbreak go away faster.



■Zilactin
■Anbesol

■Blistex Medicated

■Carmex

■Orajel

■Neosporin-LT

■Campho-Phenique

Again, this is a brief review of products that are available.  The world of cold sole- combating “medications” is filled with a ridiculous number of products but the cure has yet to be uncovered.  The Internet is full of people’s home remedies (from toothpaste to bleach) and products popping up claiming to be FDA approved.  Use common sense and a healthy dose of detective skills when considering any product ( don’t recommend using bleach on your mouth.  It seems like the kind of horrible idea that will land you a Darwin Award ).  Find out what the product’s active ingredients are and see if those are chemicals you’d want in or on your body.  Activities that undoubtedly help reduce cold sores are staying healthy and dealing with stress in a healthy way.  Also, do your friends and family a favor and try not to introduce them to Herpie.  If you know you have a cold sore developing, don’t share anything that touches your mouth with them.  Until something better comes along, you and Herpie are just going to have to learn to work together…and do your part to shorten his stay.

aa yamla trying to hide it

When Guru Nanak attained the age of eighteen, his father Mehta Kalu thought of engaging him in trade, thinking that it would be a good profitable profession and secondly his son would be happy all day talking to his clients about his business. Thinking this way and choosing an auspicious day, he called Bhai Bala to be Guru Nanak's companion. He gave twenty rupees to Bhai Bala and said, "Go with Nanak. Buy and bring some genuine goods by selling of which we may save a lot. In this way if you make a profitable transaction, next time I will send you with more money to buy goods."

Guru Nanak and Bhai Bala started from Talwandi towards Chuharkana to purchase some merchandise. They had hardly gone ten or twelve miles from the village when they saw a group of hermits sitting in the jungle. Guru Nanak said to Bhai Bala, "Father has asked us to carry out some profitable transaction. No bargain can be more trully profitable than to feed and clothe these naked and hungry hermits. I cannot leave this true bargain. It is seldom that we get an opportunity to carry out some profitable transaction like this." Guru Nanak took all the money from Bhai Bala, placed it before the head of the hermits and said, "I offer this in your service."

The head of the hermits said, "Son, this money is of no use to us. We do not go to places where people live. We stay in the jungle. If you get meals prepared with this money, we will accept it." Guru Nanak and Bhai Bala went to the village nearby. They got meals prepared with that money and brought them to the hermits and distributed among them. They also brought clothes for the naked hermits with the money that was left. Taking leave of the head of the hermits, they started back empty-handed.

When both reached near Talwandi, Guru Nanak said to Bhai Bala, 'You go to the village alone, I shall sit at this well." Bhai Bala went to the village and narrated the whole story to Mehta Kalu. He told him where Guru Nanak was sitting. Mehta Kalu was very angry that they had wasted money on hermits in this way. Putting aside all work he took Bhai Bala along and started towards the well. Reaching the well, he caught hold of Guru Nanak and slapped him three or four times. Bhai Bala was telling Mehta Kalu at that time too, 'You told us when we started out to make a good bargain. You may or may not agree, Nanak has made a true bargain."

For Mehta Kalu, amassing of wealth was the only true bargain because in this world it is money which is the mark of nobility, it is the wealthy who is wise, only the rich are considered gentle, honest. pious and lovers of mankind. The means by which the money has been earned are of no consideration. Only those who make true transaction think about the ways and means.
 

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Article taken from . "Bedtime Stories" written by Santokh Singh Jagdev.

So I asked my brother to take my pic.. ya it was my birthday today ! Thats my niece sitting on a table

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