No. 57
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1. Feedback/s and Contribution/s:
Wilko Willemsen,
Ramji Prasad Neupane, Badri Prasad Bastakoti, Sadhak Pariwar, Baban Prasad
Kayastha, and Friends.
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I enjoy receiving
what you all
do in daily life.
Enough wonderings and questions time for a statement as a reaction
to
news.
Until 10
years ago science had discovered only 4 forces ruling this Universe
namely;
1) the weak nuclear force 2)the strong nuclear force 3)
electromagnetic force and 4)
gravity.
Gravity is the weakest at short
distances but it seemed to rule on the long distance even
capable of letting
the spacetime continuum collapse near the event horizon of
blackholes.
Big bang theory models always assumed that gravity was
slowing down the explosive
start of this Universe about 14 billion years
ago. So for decades scientist tried to figure
out how much mass there was in
the Universe attrackting each other. With more then
the critical mass the
Universe would indeed collapse back into itself into one massive
blackhole.
With less then the critical mass the Universe would keep on expanding for
ever, but this expansion would go slower under the influence of
gravity.
But now this way of thinking has been disturbed by the apparent
discovery of a 5th force
that seems to be responsible for accelarating the
expansionrate of the Universe.
Nobody seems to know much abouth this new
force... Anyway it seems that this
Universe wont die as a blackhole. Gravity
isnt the ultimate force....
So far with the wonderings of
science.
There is also a theory that states that this Universe is zo
bizarre that as soon as anyone
in it has figured out what it is it changes
into a completely new and more bizarre
Universe. Some people believe that in
fact that already happened :)
Greetings from Holland
Wilko
Willemsen
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I am delighted to receive SA54,55 and
56. I very much appreciate the words of wisdom expressed in them. These are good
thoughts for mind and one can achieve better life by putting them into action.
It is one thing to learn good values of life but quite different to experience
them through action. It is here that most of us falter. So why not keep on
trying.
BPK
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Awaj.
Kedar
Gongabu Kathmandu
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who like to know my thoughts of mind and love to touch my inner heart.)
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4. View/s:
If you are poor, you
should be more laborious and honest.
Give your world, but do
not give your words if you are not sure to fulfill
them.
5. Shree
Sadhak Satyam
(SSS):
Whenever the situation needs our love, we have to show it. And we have to show our actions, speech and thoughts always in loving kindness. That's the best for our spiritual growth and best for our fellow beings.
When you observe any goodness in yourself, develop it. When you observe any bad points in yourself, rectify them. Look at the positive aspects. It is not enough to just rely on meditation alone.
To cheerful people, everything is funny and all food is delicious.
Originally, a joyful heart is a fruit of practice.
Hari Om
6.
Quote/s:
"There is a hole in the moral ozone and
it's getting bigger."
-Michael Josephson
7.
Joke/s:
"What is justice?" A friend asked
to me.
I said, "Justice can be defined
as the actions done by a powerful man/woman or
country."
There would not be another good
definition of Justice besides it. ha ha
ha…
8.
Breaking News:
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Saddam Hussein Captured Dec 13,
BAGHDAD, Iraq - Eight months after the fall of his government, Saddam Hussein was captured by coalition forces near his hometown of Tikrit, where he was hiding in a farmhouse cellar, U.S. officials said Sunday. The arrest was a major victory for the coalition that has been battling an insurgency for months. "Ladies and gentlemen, we
got him,"
"The tyrant is a prisoner." New EC for GIS
Dec. 16,
Dr. Rishi Raj Adkikari
Released Dec 17, He
came to his office along with military around him. He was not allowed to
talk to his staff and family members. His Bank's cheque book was check by
them and returned to the barrack. When staff asked him where he is
detained, he replied that he is not allowed to tell this to other
people. According to Dr. Rishi's staff, he looked OK and not
physically tortured. Almost all Human Right Organisations had released press statements and requested the government to release him immediately and unconditionally. |
9. Recall/s:
10. Note/s:
As far
as psychologists can tell, the human brain has a limitless capacity for holding
information. This means that our brains will never "fill up." New information
may, however, interfere with information learned in the past, making the older
information more difficult to remember.
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This Week in Martin
Chautari
Political Discussion (Sunday)
Topic: Present Constitutional Crisis and its outlet.
Pundit: Lakshaman Aryal, Former Justice
Mangalbare Discussion (Tuesday)
Topic: Access to Education for Differently-abled Children.
Pundits:
Media Discussion (Thursday)
Film at Chautari:
Screening of Documentary Kisan Ka Lagi Vatavaraniya Nyaya (Environmental Justice for Farmers) (29 mins) followed by discussion.
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"Water
Control, Irrigation, Drinking Water, Waterways,
Hydro
Electric Power and its Transmission System".
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2004
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11. Visit/s
Dec
18. Visit DSCWM and Martin
Chautari.
Dec
17. Visit Paani Muhan.
Dec
16. Visit Kakani
12. Quiz/es:
|
How many mammals lay
eggs? |
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Well, we knew one at least -- we remember learning in school about that odd creature called the platypus (no, it's not a "platymapus"). But we set out to see if there were any more. As it turns out, there are two other egg-laying mammals: the short-beaked echidna (Tachyglossus aculeatus) and the long-beaked echidna (Zaglossus bruijnii). Also known as spiny anteaters, these prickly creatures are
native to The platypus and the echidna are the only living examples of monotremes, or egg-laying mammals. Although mammalian in most respects, adult monotremes are toothless and share some similarities with birds or reptiles in some aspects of their anatomy. It's believed that mammals evolved from reptiles, and monotremes represent an early offshoot of mammals, retaining some of the characteristics of their reptilian ancestors. Source: Ask Yahoo |
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