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Manage Multiple Open Tabs In Google Chrome
We discussed previously about the common problems which every user faces when it opens many tabs in a browser. Sometimes it's difficult to limit yourself with only 9 tabs at a time, especially when you are searching for something on the Internet. The worst thing is the fact that each open tab in any web browser consumes some amount of your PC's RAM. Means, the more the Tabs open, you will feel more PC Slowness, Lagging, Hanging and Browser Crashing issues. Especially when you leave multiple Tabs open for a long time in the browser, then you will face more of these PC problems. As time goes by, it will make almost impossible for you to work on it and you are then forced to Restart your computer.
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Americans Who Tell the Truth
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Artist and author Robert Shetterly—best known for his work depicting and sharing the stories of truth telling luminaries from throughout US history—has today released the most recent work in his Americans Who Tell the Truth series with a portrait of NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.
Maheshwar town is built on the site of the ancient city of Somvanshya Shastrarjun Kshatriya, and was the capital of king Kartavirya Arjuna,(Shree Shastrarjun) who is mentioned in the Sanskrit epics Mahabharata and Ramayana. Maheshwar was known as Mahissati (Mahishamati in Sanskrit) in ancient times and was the capital of Southern Avanti. Maheshwar on the banks of the Narmada was capital of King Sahasrarjun.
One day the King and his 500 wives went to the river for a picnic. When the wives wanted a vast play area, the King stopped the mighty river Narmada with his 1000 arms. While they were all enjoying themselves, Ravana flew by in his Pushpak Vimana. Downstream, when he saw the dry river bed, he thought it was an ideal place to pray to Lord Shiva. He made a shivalinga out of sand and began to pray. When Sahasrajuna’s wives were done and they stepped out of the river bed, he let the waters flow.
The voluminous river flowed down sweeping Ravana’s shivalinga along, messing up his prayers. Furious, Ravana tracked Sahasrajuna and challenged him. Armed to the hilt the mighty Ravana was in for a huge surprise. The mighty Sahasrarjuna with the 1000 arms pinned Ravana to the ground. Then he placed 10 lamps on his heads and one on his hand. After tying up Ravana, Sahasrarjuna dragged him home and tied him up to the cradle pole of his son. A humiliated Ravana stayed prisoner until his release was secured.
Even today, the Sahasrarjun temple at Maheshwar lights 11 lamps in memory of the event.
In the late eighteenth century, Maheshwar served as the capital of the great Maratha lady Rajmata Ahilya Devi Holkar, ruler of the state of Indore. She embellished the city with many buildings and public works, and it is home to her palace, as well as numerous temples, a fort, and riverfront ghats (broad stone steps which step down to the river).