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Every time you pass by that bakery in a shopping mall, your nose is filled with a refreshing fragrance of freshly baked donuts and you can't help yourself being dragged to the bakery shop and buy a quick bite! Good for your nose and the bakery owner, but bad for both- your pocket, and health. Ever wondered does the bakery really keeps baking cookies? You don't see those many people buying, do you? Well the answer is: No, it is just the gimmick played by the bakeries to attract you to the shop. Here is how to produce the fragrance of a fresh baked donut. 1. Boil water in a pan. 2. Put 10ml vanilla essence in the boiling water 3. Let it boil for 15-20 mins And there you go. Your home starts smelling like a bakery. Do it now, thank me later! 😉 And be ready to share some cookies with your neighbors, because they will come running! 😋 There are baking fragrances available in stores which you can easily shop, but that in my opinion is an overkill!

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So I had this excel sheet of contacts registered for an event. It was to be imported as a contact list in google contacts, but the attendees' name columns had all typed in uppercase. And I hate uppercase in contact list. IT UNNECESSARILY MAKES THE LIST LOOK SO BIG AND LONG.... Hence I was looking for that classic button "Aa" to change cases, just like in MS Word. But after wasting some time I realized that it is not there in MS Excel. Does MS think that no one would need this facility in MS Excel? How foolish? What to do now? So I just 1. copied the names column in MS Excel 2. copied it in MS Word 3. changed the case and 4. copied from MS Word and pasted it back to MS Excel in the same column That did the work, easily! but the wrong way ! But wait, how can MS be so stupid to include this simple thing in one product but not in other, while both products deal with large amount of text? I wanted to find out, and then I found out! Some great mathematician...