If you have a large number of followers or friends on other social media you may want to utilize your network. So, sharing your Twitter profile on those platforms can get you a lot more followers. It is easier to share your profile with your friends and family. When someone is asking for your profile, you can directly share Twitter profile making it easier to find you. How to Share Twitter Profile?...
Today we will teach you how to turn off read receipts on Instagram. There isn’t exactly a turn off button to stop the ‘seen’ notification, but there are ways to go about it. Sometimes, we accidentally read an unwanted message, and sometimes we want to know if the person on the other end read our message or not. Sometimes, we naturally wouldn’t want someone to know we’ve read their message....
This feature that allows the end users to know whether you have read their messages or not is called the Read Receipts feature and is available on all WhatsApp accounts. When you send a message on WhatsApp, a single gray tick mark appears when the message is sent, a double tick mark appears when it is delivered to the user and a double blue one appears when they have seen your message....
Let us know what is Twitter topic and then how to turn off Twitter topics. Twitter topics are basically a setting or feature from Twitter that allows users to select the trend in which they are interested. If you love sports then you can follow sports and you will see various tweets related to sports. How to Turn Off Twitter Topics? Twitter topics can make your feed a lot more interesting....
How to Untag Someone On Twitter? Twitter currently has no option that lets its users edit a tweet after it has been published. So, long story short, there is no way of untagging someone after the tweet has been published. The only way to untag or remove a mention from a tweet is by deleting the tweet and publishing it again without the tag/mention. On Mobile Click on ‘Delete Tweet‘ and the tweet is now deleted....
I am a big acrylic paint fan. I use it to paint on the many canvas tote bags I’ve accumulated from working in the media industry—my way of adding a bit of personality to an item everyone seems to have. Combine that with the fact that my partner, Joe, studied fine art in college, and it’s not entirely uncommon to see our dining room table covered in paint, brushes, and mixed media paper on a Sunday afternoon....
It’s called a centered double decrease because it doesn’t really lean to the left or the right. Instead, the slipped stitches recede and the center stitch becomes prominent. To begin a S2KP, work to where the decrease needs to be and slip two stitches as if to knit, slipping them at the same time. This is the same sort of move you make to begin a knit two together. As you can see, this decrease makes the slipped stitches recede into the background while the knit stitch pops out, making a centered double decrease that’s great in lace knitting and other times you might need to take out more than one stitch at once....
Players, Equipment, and Objective Players: The game is played by two to seven players. Texas 42 is best when played with four players in two teams of two players each. Partners sit diagonally across from each other at the table.Equipment: One standard set of double-six dominoes.Goal: To be the first team to reach seven points (also known as “marks”). Setup The dominoes are shuffled, face down, and one player is chosen to be the dealer....
Practice Sketching For rough practice sketches, pretty much any paper will do. Office printer paper is cheap and smooth and doesn’t “bleed” if you like to sketch in pen. Bulk newsprint pads are functional, if not robust, and useful for large preparatory sketches. Canson Biggie Sketch or Strathmore 200 series are good, economical choices. Expressive Sketching Expressive sketching calls for paper with a slightly rougher texture. Generic sketchbook paper has a fibrous texture that allows specks of white to show through the shading and a toothy surface that will hold onto the softest of mediums....
Usage on Coins The United States Mint first used E Pluribus Unum on coins in 1795, on the Half Eagle $5.00 gold piece. The reverse design motif is based on the Great Seal of the United States and depicts an eagle holding a banner in its beak bearing the motto. The motto was first used on a silver coin three years later and appeared on all U.S. gold and silver coinage shortly after that....
