Meaning of POP in Email POP is a protocol used for retrieving emails. It is an abbreviation for Post Office Protocol. POP was first developed in 1984 for fetching emails from a remote server. The current version of POP is POP3. POP downloads emails from server to the local machine and then deletes the original copies from the server. As a result, you can later read emails in your computer without an Internet connection....

But one of my readers asked if it was possible to keep one column shorter in length and move content into the next column? As per the normal behavior of columns in MS-Word, you have to fill the first column with content before moving into the next column. MS-Word users sometimes, however, want to only partially fill the first column and then move into the next one. Let’s learn how we can accomplish this....

Partitioning hard drive for dual boot – you can have two different versions of the OS in different partitions and choose to boot either as required. Separating the operating system (OS) and the Program files from user files – it is a time saver. You can backup or clone only the OS and the installed programs instead of the entire disk. Protecting or isolating files – you can recover a corrupted file system or OS installation with ease as the contents of the other partition may not be affected....

What Is a Sampler Quilt? A sampler quilt is a quilting project that does not repeat the same quilt block within its layout. A large percentage of sampler quilts are designed with twelve different quilt blocks but any number of unique quilt blocks can be used in the design. A 19th Century quilt by Jane Sickle is an intricate sampler made up of 225 different patchwork quilt blocks and pieced borders....

Byte Order Mark (or BOM) is a signal that tells the computer how the bytes are ordered in a Unicode document. Because Unicode can be used in the formats of 8, 16 and 32 bits –it is important for the computer to understand which encoding has been used in the Unicode document. BOM tells exactly the same to the computer. BOM is actually a “zero-width non-breaking space” (practically a NULL character) and it is represented as U+FEFF In HTML code the BOM character can also appear as  Just open the file in vim text editor use the “nobomb” command When faced with the bom character problem, many webpage developers try setting encoding of their page to “charset=utf-8” through meta property....

The shell stitch is a great example of a stitch that you can add quickly to your projects to give them that extra special something that makes them look spectacular. This shell stitch is made using double crochet stitches that are separated by chain spaces and slip stitches; these are easy stitches that a beginner could confidently tackle. A similar variation on this is the v-stitch crochet shell, which has sets of 2 dc separated by a ch-1 space that creates the v-stitch shape....

Third-party Grading Services Third-party grading services started in the late 1970s and early 1980s to provide a professional numismatic opinion of a coin’s grade and guaranteeing authenticity. During this time, many investors began to realize the potential for investing in rare coins. Coin prices were generally on the rise during this time, and this appealed to many investors. Unfortunately, many people started calling themselves “coin dealers” and were selling over graded coins at exorbitant prices to people who are unfamiliar with coin collecting and grading practices....

We rigorously researched the best books for painting ideas and inspiration, evaluating them on accessibility, guidance, skill level, painting medium, color theory, and techniques. Our top pick, Daily Painting, covers all painting mediums, inspires consistency, and motivates artists through establishing confidence in their skill set and craft. Here are the best books for painting ideas and inspiration. It’s our choice for the best overall category because it is inclusive of all painting mediums, helps make a regular practice feel more attainable, and supports productivity and consistency....

In March of 1916, Hermon Atkins MacNeil’s designs for both the obverse and the reverse were chosen to replace Charles E. Barber’s stoic design on the quarter. The original designs that MacNeil submitted had Lady Liberty standing between two piers inscribed with “In God We Trust,” thirteen stars (seven on the left pier and six on the right) and McNeil’s initial “M” in the lower right. Lady Liberty is holding a shield in one arm to symbolize protection and an olive branch in the other hand symbolizing peace....

Tinder Alternatives: List of the Best Online Dating Apps 1. Hinge Hinge lets you connect with your friends, their friends or others known to your friends. The idea is to use your Facebook account, to give you a connection that you can work through in real life. It means you will be able to have a more personal introduction through a mutual connection. Hinge calls itself Anti-Tinder as it focuses on serious relationships than casual dating....

Once you grasp the basics of how to knit stranded knitting, it’s pretty easy to complete the technique successfully, but here are some tips that might help you along the way. How to Make Stranded Colorwork Knitting Go Smoothly The biggest problem most people new to stranded knitting have is pulling the yarns too tightly when changing between yarns. The floats across the back of the work need to be flexible enough to allow the front of the work to lie flat....

Before we learn how to type the trademark symbol, we should first understand where to use it! There are several symbols that are used for asserting rights over a name, logo, product or service. Among these, trademark, registered and copyright symbols are most commonly used. A trademark is an unregistered name or sign that a business uses to distinguish itself and/or its products. If your trademark is not yet registered with the authorities, you should use the Trademark ™ symbol....

These watercolor tutorials are wide ranging and cover a variety of techniques and styles. More importantly, they have clear pictures and easy directions to follow. Best of all, these tutorials are completely free. Grab some paints, pick your favorite, and get started! Easy Watercolor Art Rubber Cement Resist from Persia Lou Simple Watercolor Sentiments from Damask Love Watercolor Monkey Emojis from Delineate Your Dwelling Hand Colored Photographs from A Beautiful Mess Mountain Watercolor Tutorial from Cherished Bliss Paint Watercolor Flowers from A Piece of Rainbow Easy Watercolor Portrait Tutorial from Elise Engh Studios Watercolor Galaxy Tutorial from Kiley in Kentucky Herbal Watercolor Tutorial from The Postman’s Knock DIY Watercolor Abstract Art from The Creativity Exchange DIY Watercolor Flower Calendar from Fox + Hazel Easy Watercolor Zodiac Constellation Tutorial from Dawn Nicole How to Paint Lemons in Watercolor from Elise Engh Studios Loose Watercolor Flowers from Blushed Design Foggy Trees Watercolor on Wood from Lemon Thistle

Paints and Brushes Watercolor paint comes in three different forms: liquid, tube, and pan. You can start with any kind, but sets of pan paints are compact, portable, and offer an array of colors. All the paints you need are packaged in one set, so you won’t have to buy your paint color by color. Watercolor brushes typically have soft, long hairs made specifically to work with a watery medium. Natural fiber brushes—such as sable or squirrel—are best, but these are scarce and expensive....