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Enlarging, shrinking or reconfiguring partitions in Windows is very easy for any user to do through a simple application built into the operating system. Hard disk capacity has grown exponentially in recent years, and the price of new drives is relatively low, but even in this context from time to time you may face a situation where you need to reconfigure the partitions. This is usually true for the partition dedicated to the operating system, as the available space decreases significantly when you install many games and applications. However, this situation also occurs with other partitions that you simply want to modify in order to better organize your holiday photos and movies, for example. For all these small problems there is a simple solution, as the Windows operating system includes, in its latest versions, an integrated application that deals with all these aspects. Reconfigure Windows partitions with Disk Management how to access Disk Management The integrated partition reconfiguration application is called Disk Management and is available in the Control Panel in Windows 7 and Windows 8. You can find it in the Control Panel - Computer Management - Disk Partition, but the easiest way to start it is to search for the keyword “Partition” in Control Panel and click on the result “Create and Format Hard Disk Partitions”, which results in opening Disk Management application. how to change the size of a partition in Windows To enlarge a partition, there must be unallocated hard disk space. If it does not exist, you will first need to shrink one of the existing partitions and then allocate the remaining unallocated space to the partition you want to enlarge. To shrink a partition, right-click on that partition and select "Shrink Volume", and in the next menu you are informed how much space I can free. The amount of space you can remove from this partition depends on the amount of data that exists on that partition. After selecting Shrink, that partition will be shrunk, and you can add unallocated space to another partition by right-clicking on that partition and selecting the Extend Volume option. how to create a new partition in Windows Alternatively, you can create a new partition with the space left unallocated, and this is done very easily by right-clicking on the unallocated space and selecting the “New Volume” option, which opens an easy and intuitive partitioning wizard. If you want to delete a partition, all you have to do is right-click on that partition and select the "Delete Volume" option. Alternative applications The Disk Management utility offers only a few basic functions for reconfiguring partitions and is only available in Windows 7 and Windows 8. If you are a Windows XP user or want more features, you can use a dedicated application. The best are: EaseUS Partition Master Home Edition - especially for novice users, as it has a very simple to use interface. Minitool Partition Wizard Home Edition - borrows much of the design of the Disk Management application, but benefits from a number of additional features that are not available in the Windows utility.

It is the most powerful phone in the G series. It was launched yesterday, we also took part in the online press conference and we will present the phone briefly. We have a terminal with Snapdragon 870, 5G connectivity, Wi-Fi 6, 5000mAh battery, 8GB RAM, 128GB storage, microSD slot up to 1TB and a 6.7 inch screen in a ratio of 21: 9 and 90Hz refresh rate. The screen offers high brightness and a good color spectrum, HDR10, and the front cameras are cropped in the screen. On the photo side, the phone offers 4 cameras, and the main camera is 64MP. The others are for macro, zoom or wide. It is interesting that Motorola introduced on this model the possibility to record simultaneously with both cameras (front and main), but also the audio zoom function. They are not new technologies, we also saw them in 2013, but we mention that it has them. Motorola also introduced the My UX interface, but this does not spoil the clean Android experience but allows the user more control over customization.

Sfenj originated in Al-Andalus, otherwise known as Muslim Spain. According to legend, sfenj was created by mistake, when a baker accidentally dropped a ball of dough into a pan of hot oil. Sfenj was an important part of Andalusi culture, whose role was best summarized by a verse from a contemporary poet: "The sfenj bakers are worth as much as kings" It is unclear how sfenj first spread to the Maghreb, although it is said that it was well known to the Banumarin Dynasty who originated in the Aurès region of Algeria and who ruled Morocco from 1270 to 1465. It also spread to France during the 13th century, where it inspired beignets. Though sfenj comes from Al-Andalus, most bakers and sellers of sfenj in the Maghreb have traditionally been Amazigh (Berbers). The nomadic Amazigh are thought to have spread sfenj throughout the Maghreb aided in that by merchants who traveled across the region. Dedicated sfenj bakers, called sufnāj soon appeared throughout the Maghreb, attesting to the dessert's po[CENSORED]rity. Sufnājeen (plural of sufnāj) became central figures in the social life of Maghrebi neighborhoods, as they interacted with almost every household in their community every morning, and working as a sufnāj was considered a respectable career. In a traditional sfenj bakery, the sufnāj (and their large circular fryer) sit on an elevated platform, raised slightly above the rest of the bakery, which is already raised more than a meter off the ground. Customers surround this platform and try to catch the sufnāj's attention to place their orders by raising their hand at him or her in a manner reminiscent of the Nazi salute and shouting. For this reason, sufnājeen are often nicknamed "Hitler" Traditional sufnājeen are quickly going extinct in the modern Maghreb, as a result of the rise of industrial bakeries and the proliferation of sfenj recipes over the Internet. Sfenj were only sweetened with sugar starting in the 18th century, even though sugarcane has been widely cultivated in the Arab world since the 8th century. Before that, they were sweetened with honey or syrup, or simply served plain.

The Dinosauria (from the ancient Greek ιεινός / deinόs "terrible" and σαῦρος / saûros "lizard" 1, a), more commonly called dinosaurs, form a super-order as well as an extremely diverse clade of sauropsids of the diapsid subclass. . They are oviparous archosaurs, having in common an erect posture and sharing a number of synapomorphies such as the presence of an elongated deltopectoral ridge at the level of the humerus and an acetabulum perforating the pelvis. Present from the middle of Ladinian (last stage of the Middle Triassic), about 240 Ma ago, the non-avian branch of dinosaurs completely disappeared during the Cretaceous-Paleogene extinction 66 Ma ago. Birds, the avian branch of the dinosaurs, emerged from small theropod dinosaurs of the Late Jurassic. Thus the survival of birds to this extinction, their considerable diversification during the Cenozoic, makes them the only living group of dinosaurs today. This group of predominantly terrestrial vertebrates experienced considerable evolutionary success in the Mesozoic, dominating the continental faunas between the Upper Triassic and the Upper Cretaceous for more than 170 Ma. Present on all continents from the end of the Triassic, they include very various terrestrial and flying animals, bipeds and quadrupeds, carnivores and herbivores, having developed a whole series of skeletal and integumentary innovations such as horns, ridges, plates and feathers. Non-avian dinosaurs are among them the largest and heaviest animals to exist on land. Nevertheless, a large number of dinosaurs did not exceed the size of a human being, and some of them were smaller than a hen. The standard classification of dinosaurs distinguishes two large clades according to the morphology of their pelvis: Ornithischia and Saurischia. The Ornithischia (or Ornithischians) only include herbivorous dinosaurs that paleontologists divide into three major groups: the Ornithopoda which includes mainly bipedal dinosaurs including the famous "duck-billed" dinosaurs (or Hadrosauridae), the Marginocephalia which include dinosaurs frill and bony dome on the top of the head (Ceratopsia and Pachycephalosauria respectively), and finally Thyreophora which include quadrupedal dinosaurs surmounted by armor, spikes and bony plates on the back and tail (the Ankylosauria and the Stegosauria). The Saurischia (or Saurischians) are divided into two distinct clades, the Theropoda which includes bipedal dinosaurs and all carnivorous and piscivorous dinosaurs as well as feathered dinosaurs and flying dinosaurs (mostly birds), and the Sauropodomorpha, generally four-legged and very large animals with a long neck, a small head and a long tail. In 2017, a revision of this classification was proposed by Matthew Baron and his colleagues, by grouping on the one hand theropods and ornithischians within the same clade (ornithoscelidsb) and on the other hand sauropodomorphs and herasaurids in within the saurischian clade (which therefore no longer includes theropods) 2,3,4. The term Dinosauria was proposed by the English paleontologist Richard Owen in April 1842. From the mid-nineteenth century until the end of the 1960s, dinosaurs were considered by scientists to be giant lizards, cold-blooded, clumsy reptiles. and slow, having disappeared at the end of the Mesozoic victims of their stupidity. Begun by the American paleontologist John Ostrom in 1969, the "renaissance of the dinosaurs" is characterized by a renewed interest in the study of dinosaurs, which were therefore recognized as active animals, probably endothermic even if not all studies. disagree, and having complex social behaviors, quite distinct from our current reptiles. Since their discovery, dinosaurs aroused great public interest and the reconstructions of skeletons unveiled during exhibitions have always been major attractions in museums around the world. Dinosaurs have become an integral part of po[CENSORED]r culture in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, appearing in a plethora of successful books and films such as Jurassic Park and Ice Age 3. Today, if a "dinomania Affects certain children in particular, po[CENSORED]r curiosity has never wavered and new discoveries regularly reported by the media maintain a certain fascination for these animals. The word "dinosaur" has passed into common parlance and its often inconsiderate use tends to falsely attribute this term to other extinct animals such as pterosaurs, marine reptiles (mosasaurs, plesiosaurs, etc.) and mammalian reptiles such as Dimetrodon or Edaphosaurus which

The one-month vacation that is approaching for most of the students is a period of "staying at home as long as possible", says Simin Florescu, the interim manager of the "Victor Babeş" Hospital in the Capital. This is in the context in which more than half of those who fell ill took the virus after going on vacation. The manager of the medical unit pointed out that compliance with the rules imposed by the authorities is vital to limit the spread of the Sars-Cov-2 virus. Volume 90% embed County in the green area with a few tests a day. "Of course we still keep the mask on hand, so we don't go with it all the time" Romania will not import vaccines that are not approved in the EU. President Iohannis' announcement Klaus Iohannis, about the data scandal caused by Voiculescu: It was an unhappy expression. Nobody cheated on the data Changes in the vaccination platform. Valeriu Gheorghiță: The type of vaccine available will be displayed from April 1 Florin Cîțu: The people of Bucharest should not listen to scenarios, to wait for decisions Not impossible: Ultramodern school with excellent conditions for students and teachers. An ambitious project with European money The president of the Timiș County Council, reply for Lucian Bode: Bucharest does not understand Timișoara, as it did not understand it in 1989 Gheorghiță: There is an underreporting of adverse reactions to the vaccine The case of a doctor who treated Covid patients according to an invented scheme has caused controversy "Even if it is a holiday, it is not a holiday to go back and forth. It's a state holiday at home as much as possible, because we have nowhere to go and to follow the rules when we go outside because otherwise we won't finish too soon. Unfortunately, this pandemic is a very complex phenomenon and it does not end only if someone orders it to end or if someone no longer feels like it. We simply have to put our shoulder to the shoulder, we have no choice, we have no choice ", said Simin Florescu, interim manager of the" Victor Babeş "Hospital in Bucharest, on Sunday, at Digi 24. She said many of the patients who arrive at the hospital become infected on leave. "I think I can say that probably more than half of the cases of patients who became infected on leave, going on leave. On vacation, ie in groups with friends or family, in various places. You let your guard down, you are happy to be with family or friends, it's a very normal feeling, but in this context one of them is enough to be sick and made everyone sick ", Florescu added. Asked if doctors need a national quarantine to handle cases, she replied that this is possible, given the current situation. "It simply came to our notice then. Unfortunately, many of our fellow citizens choose not to follow any of the rules that would get rid of this lockdown, that is the problem. If they continue these meetings that we see all the time in this place: clubs, restaurants, illegal parties ... yes. If the imposed rules were followed, there would be no lockdown ", the doctor added.