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No. 61
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3. Poem/s:
What a
wonder here in
The sun
rises from the east usually.
What a
wonder here in
It is likely
to be raised from the middle of the sky.
We
believed that multiparty democracy is good for the people and the country.
What a
wonder here in
It
destroyed the peace, prosperity and progress of the people and the country,
It
declined the living standard of the people.
Multiparty
democracy is become mad.
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4.
View/s:
It is better to be a mad
than to be a bad person.
Nahunu maamaa bhandaa kaano maamaa
niko. (Nepali proverb)
5. Shree Sadhak Satyam (SSS):
You can never be wrong, if you listen to the natural responses of your inner real self. The more we practice spiritually, the better we should be able to understand others and treat them magnanimously. We should be more capable of accepting other people's opinions and levels of understanding, as well as respecting their freedom of thought. This is a free universe!
Hari Om
6.
Quote/s:
Imagination is
more important than knowledge.
-Albert Einstein
"You can't separate
peace from freedom because no one can be at peace unless he has his
freedom."
- Malcolm X
7.
Joke/s:
A
No. 1 Juwade (gambler) talked with another No. 2 Juwade
and asked, "How much did you win last night in Marriage?"
"I won about Rs. 2000." replied the No. 2 Juwade.
"Thank God -- I thought I'd lost it somewhere in night club!"
Source: Mahadevatar Casino.
Don't blame us if you laugh out loud! :-)
8.
Breaking News:
|
BBC News
Jan 16. Michael Jackson's family and fans make a show of support
for the star ahead of his court date.
The Sharing a bed with a baby who is less than eight weeks old
may increase cot death risk, researchers say. |
9. Recall/s:
Dr. Gyan Lal Shrestha, a scientist of
Nepal
10. Note/s:
.. The Bicycle Thief (1948)
. Golden Globe Award: Best Foreign Film - 1950
Set in post-World War II Rome, The Bicycle Thief
tells a simple story well, relying for its impact on gritty realism and
emotional verity. There are no subplots, there are just a few key characters, the dialogue is the day-to-day talk of poor people
struggling to survive - not the ingredients for heady debate over coffee after
the movie.
Still,
it is a film one will not quickly forget. Director Vittorio
de Sica pioneered a lean, stark presentation with
nonprofessional actors. The style, with its subject matter based on hard postwar life, epitomizes Italian neorealism. Here we follow the fortune of Antonio, a family
man whose wife pawns their household linens so that they can reclaim from the
same pawnshop a bicycle that is required for a job he has been offered. Jobs
are scarce and the family is poor; much depends on possession of the bike.
The bicycle is stolen on Antonio's first day at work and he and
his young son search the streets of
Source: Martin Chautari
|
What is a
civet cat anyway? |
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Before news of the latest SARS
outbreak hit, we'd never even heard of an animal called the civet cat, so we
welcomed the chance to learn more. Information on these rodent-like animals
was easy enough to locate with a simple search.
Turns out civet cats
are not cats at all. Hailing from The civet cat is fairly
valuable in Asian markets -- its meat is considered a delicacy, its musk is
used to make perfumes, and it's often hunted for its fur. In some parts of
the world, the little critter has become an endangered species. Recent
developments have not helped the fate of the civet cat. During the initial SARS
outbreak, the animal came under suspicion as a
possible source of the virus and was banned from markets. When the outbreak
died down, they made their way back onto the menu in many of the Chinese
restaurants that specialize in wildlife, only to be banned
again just last week. Although there is no conclusive proof that the animals
are contributing to the spread of SARS, thousands of masked palm civets
have been drowned or electrocuted in an effort to stop the outbreak. Source: Ask
Yahoo |
11.
Visit/s
Jan 16.
Staff Meeting at Paanimuhan under my
chairmanship. Visit TP Ojha's home at Mhainpi in the
evening. Then visit Naxal
for a get-together party organized by Ram Sharan. Naba Raj Baral,
Rohit Pokharel and myself
enjoyed in some extent.
Jan 15.
Visit the wedding ceremony of Uma Rudra's Purti Dr. Subhana Devkota with Laxmi Prem's Putra
Dr. Yub Raj Gautam at Chundevi. Then visit to see sister Takma
in her home nearby.
Jan 14.
Visit Jagate.
Meeting. Maghe Sakranti celebrated with staff. Rangers Ram Prasad Bagale
and Bishwa Babu Shrestha,
Game Scouts Sahadev, Bikas,
Nar Bahadur alias Bacchu
and Keshav was also presented. White feathered house
raring 'Kaliz', Gundruk Bhatmas Achar or pickle, Kauli and Alu Tarkari
or curry, Mula Pyaj salad
with rice was so tasty in the cold weather in the placid or Nirjan
forest. Chaku,
dried boiled juice of sugarcane was also taken after the lunch. Some firewood harvesting women are taken in
the custody and given conservation education.
Dec 11. General
Assembly of Nepal Multipurpose Agriculture Cooperative Society Limited at Thapathali in the premises of Department of Plant
Resources. I presented Annual
Report since I was the Secretary of the Society. New Executive Committee was elected
anonymously. Hem Raj Poudyal
was selected as the Chairman. He works
in Plan Nepal Country Office as Credit/MED Coordinator. He is also an AIT alumnus.
12.
Quiz/es:
|
********** Did you know at the height
of Eddie Murphy's popularity in the mid 1980s, Murphy began a music career,
spawning the popular song "Party all the Time", which he recorded
with Rick James? Also recorded an album in the early '90s entitled "Whazzupwitu", in which he performs in a video of the
single of the same name, alongside Michael Jackson. Murphy appeared in |
13. Useful Link/s:
http://www.cnn.com/TECH/space/
http://www.fecofun.org/
http://www.fecofun.org/