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No. 62
23 January 2004 Friday
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Feedback/s and Contribution/s:
It is indeed a great pleasure to receive SA 61. It adds to my
knowledge regarding SARS linked to civet cat. It is unfortunate that people are
all out to eradicate them from the affected countries. Their eradication may
bring more problems than solve one. The real answer lies in maintaining the
balance in nature. Besides, I appreciate the news and views expressed in
this issue. The practice of spirituality learning from one's own self as
expressed under SSS is very instructive for me.
BPK
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I have some
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list.
Nawa Raj
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It is my pleasure to
receive such happy message that reminded me our ancient
culture.I am quite obliged to you for that.
Deepak Happy
Maghe Sangranti to you all!!
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Thanks for the maghe
sakranti greetings. I am sure many people will share
the sentiments that you expressed in your message. I hope things will get
better for Nepal and no further disaster (natural or manmade) occurs. Warm
regards.
-Prakash
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Thank you for your Mage
Snnskrati Greetings.
I am really very impressed from you.How have been able to prepare the
enews letter and send to us regulairly?It is a quite wonderful
job.
Please accept my Maghe Sankrati Greetings too.
Sharad Babu Shrestha
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Happy Maghee to you too. Hope the present situation
gets better and we can live peacefully.
Sribindu
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4.
View/s:
5. Shree Sadhak Satyam (SSS):
If and when we feel that our life is not going undesirable affinities in the past; therefore, we have to strive hard. If we have good affinities, we should also understand that we have done something good in the past; therefore, we must cherish them. We must strive persistently until our mind is entirely stable, absolutely uncaring about anything, not attached to any situation, and until nothing in this world can bind us. Then it is truly good.
When
you work you are helping yourself, not only the public. When you work not for
reward, but only from love, then everything will go very smoothly. We need not
worry that this work will bring benefits to us or to someone else. We only do
it because things need to be done at that moment. In this way, we will feel
that out spiritual life is improving day by day. We will have more endurance;
the more we work, and the more we offer, the faster we will improve. We don't
need praise from anyone. We know this ourselves.
Hari Om
6.
Quote/s:
'The wild places are where we began, when they end, so do we.'
-David Brower
7.
Joke/s:
"Mao has done a great mistake" A friend told to me.
I asked him, "How?"
He told me, "He has to say that let to compete in a thought and let to bloom millions flowers."
If I was Mao, I would said, "Let's forget all thoughts and let's pick all flowers off."
Source: Sundarashram
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An old friend of KP Bhattarai asked him, "Why don't you change A Kapali into A Bhattarai?"
Bhattarai answered laughingly as usual, "hahaha…it makes no differences with the words. The taste won't be changed with the caste."
I love his life style very much since I am also a Kishun ji!!!! hahaha…
Source: Bhainsepati Paan Pasal
8.
Breaking News:
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Jan 22, BBC News: * Bird flu fears hit Thai exports * * Asia welcomes Year of Monkey * * Music industry sues file-sharers * * Rover's stunning image of lander * * Sleep 'can increase brain power' * |
9. Recall/s:
10. Note/s:
Now leasers of the Nepal are competing to prepare road maps. Comrade Madhav Kumar Nepal has prepared a road map for the betterment of Nepal. I am not sure it is the country or he himself. India is also going to prepare road map to make harmonious relation with her neighbors. USA and UN also prepared road map for solving the problem of middle east. In this way there are so many road maps in the world. What is the definition of road map? To see "road map of the success" please email to me at sss@healthnet.org.np
.road map
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Noun |
1. |
road map - a detailed plan or explanation to guide you in
setting standards or determining a course of action; "the president said
he had a road map for normalizing relations with Vietnam" plan,
program, programme - a series of
steps to be carried out or goals to be accomplished; "they drew up a
six-step plan"; "they discussed plans for a new bond issue" counseling, counselling, guidance, counsel, direction - something
that provides direction or advice as to a decision or course of action |
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road map - a map showing roads (for automobile travel) |
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11. Visit/s
Poush 28 - Magh 2. Visit Paanimuhan to act as the For Chief
Conservation Officer. Poush 30. Visit
Jagate. Meeting held. Camp fire.
Patrolling to control firewood collectors.
12.
Quiz/es:
What is the life expectancy of the sun? Will it explode or burn out?
While most of us can average a healthy lifespan of 80 to 90 years, our sun's life expectancy eclipses that by a good five billion years or so.
The sun is our nearest
star and while not all stars are alike, their age, and therefore their
lifespan, can generally be predicted by their luminosity
and size. Stars fall into size/age categories such as brown dwarfs, white
dwarfs, and red giants. While these terms may sound more like the names of
fairy-tale characters, they identify the phase of a star's current stage in the
process of stellar
evolution.
A star is born when interstellar gas -- which
consists of mostly hydrogen, some helium, and traces of heavier elements --
coalesces to form a big, glowing ball of fire. A brown
dwarf is a "failed star" that never attained thermonuclear
reaction.
A middle-aged star, like our sun, falls into
the "giant" category. Put simply, this is when the star's tank is
half full. It is also when it shines steadily, converting its hydrogen reserves
into helium. As the helium supply within the star's core burgeons, the core
contracts and releases gravitational energy. This activity increases the rates
of nuclear reactions, and the star begins to swell dramatically in size. When
it reaches this point, the star enters the red
giant phase, a signal that it's headed towards early retirement.
Eventually the climate of this inflated star gets too hot to handle. Depending on a star's mass, it can either explode in a supernova, or collapse and become a white dwarf. From studying similar stars, astronomers believe our sun will form the latter. After rearranging its internal structure and going through several cycles of expansion and contraction, the sun will eventually form a planetary nebula and just sort of drift apart as the core loses its gravitational hold on the outer layers, leaving behind a cold, dead lump of carbon. More of a whimper than a bang really
Source:
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13. Useful Link/s:
http://www.thefreedictionary.com