What is a Ringback Tone? A ringback tone is basically the sound you hear when calling a person on the phone. With this audible sound, the caller will know that the call is active and&hellip
Monthly Archives For April 2011
What is Letterboxing?
What is Letterboxing? Letterboxing is a type of hobby that is getting more popular in some countries of the world. It combines some form of treasure hunting, navigation, hiking, art, and journal making which is&hellip
What is PTH?
What is PTH? PTH or parathyroid hormone is a hormone that is considered very important in regulating blood levels of phosphorus and calcium. It is a type of protein hormone and is produced by the&hellip
What is Lexapro used for?
What is Lexapro used for? Lexapro is a drug intended for the treatment of adult and adolescent depression and adult anxiety. It is an SSRI type of anti-depressant drug. SSRI stands for “serotonin reuptake inhibitor”.&hellip
What is VRF?
What is VRF? VRF or Virtual Routing and Forwarding is a type of technology for computer networks that are IP-based. This technology allows more than one instance of a routing table to exist using the&hellip
What is Rhyme in Poetry?
What is Rhyme in Poetry? Rhyme is basically a repetition of two or more words that sound alike. It is a widely used convention in many songs and different types of poetry like poems and&hellip
What is Dijonaise?
What is Dijonaise? Dijonaise is basically a sauce made from combining Dijon mustard and mayonnaise. One may opt to buy ready-made dijonaise or make his/her own dijonaise sauce. Dijon mustard and mayonnaise are both popular&hellip
What is JCPenney?
What is JCPenney? JCPenney is a large retail and department store offering various products at mid-range prices. Products range from clothes to shoes, home accessories to hardware items, among various others. The company is based&hellip
What is Neon used for?
What is Neon used for? Neon is a chemical element and is one of many noble gases found in the universe. It can rarely be found in this planet but is abundant in the rest&hellip
What is PLR?
What is PLR? PLR stands for Private Label Rights and refer to some sort of license involving content or intellectual property. It is termed as “PLR” when the author sells his/her rights on a particular&hellip
What are Gourds?
What are Gourds? Gourds refer to the plants or fruits of the Cucurbitaceae family that includes pumpkins, melons, and squashes. Some people also refer to the dried fruit shell of these plants as gourds. There&hellip
What is Windows Live Essentials?
What is Windows Live Essentials? Windows Live Essentials is a freeware offered by Microsoft that is designed to integrate various applications into one seamless service. This freeware is integrated with Windows 7 and may be&hellip
What is Plutonium?
What is Plutonium? Plutonium is a highly radioactive metal that has a gray or silver color and is named after the dwarf planet Pluto. This metal is quite rare and can be found in ores&hellip
What is Steampunk?
What is Steampunk? Steampunk refers to a sub-genre of alternative science fiction with a Victorian era twist. The term was said to first gain popularity in the 1980s when one author in the name of&hellip
What is GCF?
What is GCF? GCF stands for “Good Clean Fun”. It is another form of internet slang used by mostly web addicts and young people who are having fun coining new words and terms along with&hellip
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