Tuesday, November 17, 2015

Fix Unable to Format Pen Drive Problem

Fix Unable to Format Pen Drive Problem
By. Aman Verma 

Most of the times, Whenever we try to format a pen drive or other removable storage devices like memory cards, flash drives, or external HDD. We get an error like “Can’t format the drive, quit any disk utilities or other programs that are using this drive, and then try formatting again”. There may be two reasons for this problem, either your pen drive is hardware faulty or your pen drive is infected from viruses. In case if its, hardware faulty then there is no way to fix it, until and unless it’s in warranty period. If it’s due to virus infection, then you can fix the unable to format or can’t format the drive problem easily.

 There are 3 ways to solve windows can’t format this drive error, you can follow any of the given ways to fix your external storage device unable to format problem.

Thursday, November 07, 2013

Summary of Romans


Summary of Romans
The Book of Romans is a masterfully written exposition on God’s grace and the righteousness that comes by grace through faith. This book (a letter) is the foundation of the entire Christian faith and has changed the hearts of many as they read and understand the wonderful truths nestled inside.

Chapter 1: "The Gospel Is the Power of God"
Romans 1 covers Paul’s introduction to the book of Romans as well as building a case against the entire world that we were guilty before God. The reason for writing the book of Romans was to share the gospel and teach that our righteousness comes by faith in Jesus Christ apart from what we can do to earn it.

Thursday, August 08, 2013

Debate, Extempore Speech le Elocution Umtuning Fianternak


Debate, Extempore speech le Elocution sining phung taktak hi thiam ka ti ruangah si hrim lo in, minung pakhat tel tel nih thathnemnak, hlawkpi nak le miatnak ca tel i a rak hman ve ding beiseinak lianpi he van chim ko ning law.

1.   Debate
A umtuning cu Biatlangpi thimcia mi hmang in i el/al nak a si. Debate ah hin Mover le Opposer an um ve hrimhrim a rak herh, atanglei ah kan hung langhter lai.

Thursday, November 15, 2012

Duh Dawtnak Tangah, Nihin Mino Ralring/Fimkhur ten Um Kan Herh




Hi vawlei kan khualtlawngnak ah, mi tampi nih, vawleicung “DUHDAWTNAK” hi zeikhidah a si I, zeitindah, Pathian nih a kan ser mi kannun Pardawh hi kan hmang lai ti kan thei tawn lo I, vawlei sual ah kan tlu tawn. Cu bantukin, kan nih, Mino hna nih nunziadawh, lo in kan nung sual nak hnga lo le hi vawleicung sualnak ah kan tluksualnak hnga lo ding caah tiin, hi cathluan te hi ka van com ta. 

Minung le Minung kan I Duhnak ah hin a phunphun a um ti cu chim len hau lo in kan thei dih men ko lai na’n, duhnak ahhin tuliao nungak, tlangval pawl lungthin ah cun taksa nomhnak le hiarnak nih hin tamdeuh in hmunhma a khuar ti u sih law kan chim sual lem lai lo dah ti’ah ka ruah. A hleice in pa ca’h cun ruah lending khi a tlawm deuh men lai. A ruang cu a tuar tu cu nu/nungak an si ruang ah a si. A tam u in kan tuak a si ah cun, Pa nih cun nungak muidawh nawn, pumrua tha, taw`awk tha nawn hna kan hmuh hna bak in anmah ah titsa hiarnak a um lo hmanh ah ruahthannak (“second thought”) kan nei `heu ti sih law, kan palh lem lai lo! Nang zei tin na ruah ve? Cu tik ah kan van hmuh than hna i, kan hmuh tam nawn hnu hna le bong ah cun duhnak nih kan thinlung ah hmunhma a la tuk cang I, kan ruah mi cu, Pu Pa nih pei “Lungtum helh Lawh, Nu helh Lawh” an ti kha ti mi khi a hung um colh. (A sullam cu, ka ngah hrimhrim lai tinak si cu.haaaaa). Cu thok cun helh hram kan van i thok colh hna I, titsa nomh nak lei kan panh pi tawn hna, cu tik ah nungak nih an rak kan eel a si ah cun, a hmasabik ahcun kan thin kan i hung ter, (Si ko lo maw cu, tlangval pawl) a si nain hika zawnte ah hin, kan thin a rak hung kho nemmam loh, a roh  hlan ah kan thin a
dam I, kan duhnak hna kha a zual chin chin tawn.
A si nain, Nungak cheukhat nih cun cucu rak theihthiam lo in vawleicung taksa nomh nak cu, Pa/ “kan tlangval pawl” lunglawmh lo lai phang ah kan rak siang sual theu i, nehhnu ah kanmah “NU” hrang le chungkhat unau hrang ah mit hmanh au ngam lonak ding dirhmun tiang in thil a rak chuak theu. (Tampi kan chim ti lai lo)… Pa nih cun, cucu a sawh sawh ah kan ruat tawn, (a tlangpi thu in, pa nih cun, Pa pei kan si cu, nu hmanh I an ngamh ah ti mi thinlung a um) I, hi zawn te ah hin kan theih ding mi cu, midang tampi thin lung zong ah pa cu dirhmun sang ah dir ter a si tawn.
 Sihmanhsehlaw, nungak fim nih cun, duhnak hi zeidah a si ti kha an theih thiam i, an Pasal an sihlan chung cu zeitluk hmanhin rak duh seh law, 'Neh hnu i mualpho tong nak cun' tiin an rak eel ngam i, an i then hnu hmanh ah, mi pi hmai ah an hmai a hngal thotho. An zahumnak/hmaizahnak cu, zankhat/caankhat nawmhnak men ah an siang lo i, cu nih cun inchingkhar dirhkamh khawh tu ding nupi, nu`ha an sinak a langh ter deuh.
Pa vialte thlum te in a chawnh-biak kho tu pawl hi an zaten tlangvaal duh an si hlei lem loh an ti theu, a si na’n, a tam uu cu (tlangval duh le mi lule deuh) an si ko tiah mi tam u nih ruah an si theu. Tihzah tlak nu nih cun tlangval mithmai hnak in mipi mithmai a zoh thiam i, Mi zei hmai hmanh ah ninghngal lo ten a um nan, Mi zei poh i tongh tham khawh ding cun a um hlei loh. A ho hmanh a chawnh hma sa bal hna lo i, mi zei poh i chawnh-biak ngam ding zong in a um bal fawn loh. A mah a chawnh hmasatu poh nih, “Hi Nu cu nupi ding tlak a si hi teh” an ti zung zaal.
Mirh simsiam ten mi vialte a chawn kho ko nan, Mi zeipoh nih an hnih ter kho fawn lo. Riantuannak ah mi nakin a taw a zaang nan, mi zeipoh nih fial ngam a si bal fawn loh. Mi vialte caah a tuan theu ko nan, mi zeipoh nih an duhpoh in rian an fial ngam fawn loh. Thinsau lungfual te in a um ko nan, ho hmanh nih nautat ngam ding tiang in a um bal fawn lo, a hmuh mi pohpoh nun a chimh in, mi nun ning a cawng bal lo hlei ah, a mah nun tu in mi nih, an i cawngkhawhnak ding in an pawng ah a um deuh. A mui dawhnak, nak in a nun ziazaa dawhnak nih cun mi thinlung a neh I a khoih deuh , a aw-ka nem le dawhnak, le a felnak nih cun mi thinlung a neh i, tlangval a si mi pohpoh nih chawnh-biak ngamlo le thang chiat ngam lo ding tiang in a mah le mah cu mi `ih zah tlak ah aa chuah deuh tawn.
Tlangvaal tampi le holh lei ah a ral a tha mi pawl (Mizo holh van I hlang sih law, “Tongkam thiam pawl”) i, "Na dawh, na fel, kan duh tuk" an ti zong ah, "Bia na thiam tuk" tiin, an thinrunh/thinhung lonak ding le a thangchiat lonak dingah tha te in a chawnh ko nan, a thinlung cu a hlat nak bik ah chiah in, mi rum, milian le mitha fa tengteng ti lem lo in, a mah duh tak-tak tu cu hawl in; a thim deuh hna. Mi tamnak ah/ mihmai ah minung nih an zia an thuh theu ti a theih i, Pasal ding si maw? ti in tlangval ding zong a hawl lo i, Amah sersiamtu Pathian nih a mah hrangah a tha mi a thei-fiang deuh ti theih in Pathian sinah thlacamnak  he a aap tawn. Cutiin a um ruangah Pathian zong nih a thlacamnak theih piak in, thluachuah malza a pek i, vawlei cung i ro`ha le sunglawi ah a can ter i, a hleice in mi vialte zong nih, "A covo ding a co si khi" an ti khawh ding tiang in a zulh mi a ding i, a pasal, chungkhat unau hrang zong ah nupi `ha le mo`ha, nu`ha  bik ah a can ter. Hi bantukin, nungak le tlangval kan i duhnak hi, a hmangzia thiammi maw kan si?/ a thiamlomi dah? ti mi hi, pumpak pakhat ciao in i check than hna u sih law, ralring thiam hna u sih, ti ka duh. Nungak hna nih, Hibantuk Nupi fim hi si I zuam hna u sih law, tlangval hna zong nih, hibantuk in a fim mi NU ah kan nungak/kan far le hi sersiam I zuam hnu u sih ti mi hi, duhsaknak tampi he tlawmpal te ka van com.

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Monday, August 20, 2012

The Seven Churches of Asia

The Seven Churches of Asia
      The Seven churches described in Revelation 2-3 are seven literal churches at the time that John the apostle was writing Revelation. Though they were literal churches in that time, there is also spiritual significance for churches and believers today. The first purpose of the letters was to communicate with the literal churches and meet their needs at that time. The second purpose is

Thursday, July 05, 2012

CROSSES HISTORICAL REFERENCES

'CROSSES'
HISTORICAL REFERENCES

1.   Crosses were used as a Symbols of the Babylonian Sun-god...(The companian Bible; P.162. Dr. Bullinger.
2.   The Cross was a Pagan symbol borrowed by the Christians and interpreted in the Pagan manner" (The Encyclopedia Britannica, 11th edition Vol. 14, P.272).
Different kind of crosses isolated 
3.   Another tradition of the Church whch our Father have inharited was the adoption of the word "Cross" and "Crucify" these wrd are nowhere to be fnd in the Greek the New Testament" (Koster C.J comeout of Her my people, P. 29).
4.   In the Egyptian the Cross was a pagan symbol of life borrowed by the Christians and interpreted in the Pagan manner" [The Encyclopedia Britannica 11th Edition, Vol. 14 (278)]
5.   It was nt until Christianity to be Paganized that the Cross came to be thought of a Christian Symbol" [Babylon Mystery, Ralph Woodrow,], P. 50.
6.   Crosses were used as symbols of the Babylonian Sun god (TAMMUZ). . . It should be stated that constantine was a Sun-worshipper . . . The Evidance is this complete, that the Lord was put to death upon an upright stake, Not on the peace of timber placed at any angel" [Dr. Bullinger, Companion Bible], P. 162.