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Think it over!
- Thread starter Visalakshi Ramani
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Thank you for UNDERSTANDING!:hug:
At me age whether it is 22/33 /66
I will be better off without
those RED INK markings.
At me age whether it is 22/33 /66
I will be better off without
those RED INK markings.
Wish her a speedy recovery.
We pray for her early recovery and good health.
Balasubramanian
Ambattur
Of late, we notice the people's interest in the herbal medicine.
Balasubramanian
Ambattur
Balasubramanian
Ambattur
guruvayurappan
Active member
dear raghy sir !
it is 100% correct when viewing in your view. but it is not always true.
even we avoid such dhustas, they derive pleasure by repeatedly teasing us .
one you also become tushta .sadhu mirandal... odupavanai parthal viratubavunukku gushi
cheers,
guruvayurappan
dear
guruvayurappan
Active member
post 973
dear madam !
what is marriage ?
eshtapattu kashtapaduvathu .so that pain will be swarka vethnai .
prasava vali viragyam .ethu en patti sonathu
guruvayurappan
guruvayurappan
since I know nothing about it.
But I DO know this...:high5:
THIS tangential take off :nono:
will surely invite the
RED INK to this thread soon!!! :fear:
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dear madam !
what is marriage ?
eshtapattu kashtapaduvathu .so that pain will be swarka vethnai .
prasava vali viragyam .ethu en patti sonathu
guruvayurappan
guruvayurappan
since I know nothing about it.
But I DO know this...:high5:
THIS tangential take off :nono:
will surely invite the
RED INK to this thread soon!!! :fear:
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Dear Tmt VR
Ref your post # 970
I am glad that you are rid of your problem. I was going to suggest Dr Sunder, who is just too good.
He is multi-talented, classical vocalist and a Kalai Maa Mani awardee.
He doesn't believe in drugging the patient. Persistent back problems for my wife and Chitti [ 83 yrs ]
were sorted-out easily by him - both posture related. No pain killers / spasm relievers / whatever.
It might have been difficult for you, since you are in Coimbatore. But I would gladly suggest / recommend
Dr Sunder to anyone with physio-related problems. As one walks in to his clinic itself, one gets a general
feeling of well being - with the recorded music of MD / Sembai / MS playing at the right volume. And while
he [ Dr Sunder ] is examining a patient / X-ray, he too would be humming a classical ragam.
Now, that your posture-related problem is sorted-out, it would be redundant for you, but for everyone
on this forum and access to Chennai - Dr SUNDER, that's where to go, that's whom to consult. Period.
Guruvethunai
Yay Yem
Ref your post # 970
I am glad that you are rid of your problem. I was going to suggest Dr Sunder, who is just too good.
He is multi-talented, classical vocalist and a Kalai Maa Mani awardee.
He doesn't believe in drugging the patient. Persistent back problems for my wife and Chitti [ 83 yrs ]
were sorted-out easily by him - both posture related. No pain killers / spasm relievers / whatever.
It might have been difficult for you, since you are in Coimbatore. But I would gladly suggest / recommend
Dr Sunder to anyone with physio-related problems. As one walks in to his clinic itself, one gets a general
feeling of well being - with the recorded music of MD / Sembai / MS playing at the right volume. And while
he [ Dr Sunder ] is examining a patient / X-ray, he too would be humming a classical ragam.
Now, that your posture-related problem is sorted-out, it would be redundant for you, but for everyone
on this forum and access to Chennai - Dr SUNDER, that's where to go, that's whom to consult. Period.
Guruvethunai
Yay Yem
Think it over
May be tricky to deal with rude or dhushtan. However, if one has to
handle rude or dhushtan, one should not take the dhustan with him
to help him. One may have to face rude or dhushtan one day or the
other but that does not mean one should burst at once assuming that
it is difficult to handle such people.
Balasubramanian
Ambattur
May be tricky to deal with rude or dhushtan. However, if one has to
handle rude or dhushtan, one should not take the dhustan with him
to help him. One may have to face rude or dhushtan one day or the
other but that does not mean one should burst at once assuming that
it is difficult to handle such people.
Balasubramanian
Ambattur
OP
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dear Mr. A.M,
Most of our problems are either posture related or psychology related.
I know the healing power of music. I am sure the people in Chennai will
benefit by your mention of Dr. Sundar (bhagavathar)
I am not RID of my problem yet, but since I know the reason, I can remove
the cause and make sure that it does not aggravate in the future.
My ankles used to look like built-in "veerak kazhalgal" due to edema.
I was told to stretch out my legs straight when I sit, to prevent it.
So I designed the small stool which can fit within my knees and allow me to
work on its top.
See how one thing leads to another. Now I am on the look out for the old
time writing desk (kanakkup pillai desk) which will accommodate my legs
below it and let me work above it .
Looks like they are making it any more.
Who sits on the floor now anyway???
Most of our problems are either posture related or psychology related.
I know the healing power of music. I am sure the people in Chennai will
benefit by your mention of Dr. Sundar (bhagavathar)
I am not RID of my problem yet, but since I know the reason, I can remove
the cause and make sure that it does not aggravate in the future.
My ankles used to look like built-in "veerak kazhalgal" due to edema.
I was told to stretch out my legs straight when I sit, to prevent it.
So I designed the small stool which can fit within my knees and allow me to
work on its top.
See how one thing leads to another. Now I am on the look out for the old
time writing desk (kanakkup pillai desk) which will accommodate my legs
below it and let me work above it .
Looks like they are making it any more.
Who sits on the floor now anyway???
OP
OP
82(a). சாது மிரண்டால் காடு கொள்ளாது.
82(b). The anger of a good man is the hardest to bear.
OP
OP
[h=1]The Fear Of Size![/h] 
It is said that “Small is beautiful”. The modern concept is that “Slim is beautiful”. So many adolescent girls and young women, who dream of possessing pencil-thin figures, get into eating disorders.
The eating disorders are of two kinds, Anorexia and Bulimia Nervosa. Anorexia means a lack of desire to eat. Girls and women suffering from this disorder keep away from food by starving. They use diet pills and do excessive exercises to keep the body weight low.
The well known symptoms are keeping the body weight far less than the ideal weight; intense fear of putting on weight; irregular menstrual cycles and other disorders related to eating.
Anorexia puts a strain on the heart and lowers the heart rate. It throws the electrolyte balance and hormonal balance out of gear. It causes muscle weakness, osteoporosis and immune dysfunction and may lead to premature death.
People who suffer from Bulimia Nervosa find it difficult to fast or keep away from food. They have a ‘ravenous hunger’ as meant by the name of the disorder. They indulge in ‘binge eating’ and purge or vomit the food eaten–in an effort to keep thin.
The onset of Bulimia Nervosa is in the age range of 13 to 20 years. It is difficult to detect the disorder, as the person looks healthy and appears to eat well. But the repeated cycles of binging and purging have devastating effects on the body.
The strong gastric acids erode the teeth enamel and lacerate the lining of the mouth and throat. The person may suffer from dehydration and potassium depletion. The salivary glands get swollen.
A well developed personality can cover up many defects in a person’s appearance. So the young girls need to strive to become wholesome and attractive personalities, rather than pencil-thin-girls with several severe health problems.
Visalakshi Ramani
It is said that “Small is beautiful”. The modern concept is that “Slim is beautiful”. So many adolescent girls and young women, who dream of possessing pencil-thin figures, get into eating disorders.
The eating disorders are of two kinds, Anorexia and Bulimia Nervosa. Anorexia means a lack of desire to eat. Girls and women suffering from this disorder keep away from food by starving. They use diet pills and do excessive exercises to keep the body weight low.
The well known symptoms are keeping the body weight far less than the ideal weight; intense fear of putting on weight; irregular menstrual cycles and other disorders related to eating.
Anorexia puts a strain on the heart and lowers the heart rate. It throws the electrolyte balance and hormonal balance out of gear. It causes muscle weakness, osteoporosis and immune dysfunction and may lead to premature death.
People who suffer from Bulimia Nervosa find it difficult to fast or keep away from food. They have a ‘ravenous hunger’ as meant by the name of the disorder. They indulge in ‘binge eating’ and purge or vomit the food eaten–in an effort to keep thin.
The onset of Bulimia Nervosa is in the age range of 13 to 20 years. It is difficult to detect the disorder, as the person looks healthy and appears to eat well. But the repeated cycles of binging and purging have devastating effects on the body.
The strong gastric acids erode the teeth enamel and lacerate the lining of the mouth and throat. The person may suffer from dehydration and potassium depletion. The salivary glands get swollen.
A well developed personality can cover up many defects in a person’s appearance. So the young girls need to strive to become wholesome and attractive personalities, rather than pencil-thin-girls with several severe health problems.
Visalakshi Ramani
OP
OP
When we are unable to solve a problem, we are told to sleep over it.
Please read on to know how sleeping over it solves the problem!
Dreams and Discoveries.
More discoveries are done in dreams than the “world could dream of!” Do you know why? Dreams make use of our fullest knowledge and experience. They can make use of the facts, which we are not aware of knowing, when we are awake!
Dreaming allows us to tap the hidden knowledge when we seek a solution to a problem. People want “to sleep on a problem” before they make am important decision, since they are sure to find the answer in their dreams.
The story of the Benzene ring is very popular. Benzene is a clear, colorless, highly refractive and inflammable organic liquid. It is derived from petroleum and is used in the manufacture of a number of chemical products.
It is an organic compound with 6 carbon and 6 hydrogen atoms, in it molecule. Carbon can form four chemical bonds while hydrogen can form only one bond. The structure of benzene eluded the scientist for a very long time–since they could not satisfy all the chemical bonds, when they imagined the structure of benzene along a straight line.
German Chemist Friedrich August Kekule spent sleepless nights over this problem. One night he dreamt of a snake. It was going round and round for a while and suddenly grabbed its own tail in its mouth to form a ring.
The Solution dawned immediately on Kekule that structure of benzene was in the form of a ring and not along a straight line. A Hexagonal diagram with a carbon atom in each vertex (attached to a hydrogen atom) and alternate single and double bonds between the six carbon atoms satisfied all the rules correctly. Thus the puzzle of the benzene ring was solved in a dream.
Russian chemist Dimitri Mandeleev found his famous “Periodic Table of the Elements” in one of his dreams.
The American inventor Elias Howe had worked hard for years to perfect the design of his sewing machine. But success came only after he dreamt that he had been ordered on pain of death –to finish his machine!
Dreams can work wonders—if only we know how to utilize them.
Visalakshi Ramani
Please read on to know how sleeping over it solves the problem!
Dreams and Discoveries.
More discoveries are done in dreams than the “world could dream of!” Do you know why? Dreams make use of our fullest knowledge and experience. They can make use of the facts, which we are not aware of knowing, when we are awake!
Dreaming allows us to tap the hidden knowledge when we seek a solution to a problem. People want “to sleep on a problem” before they make am important decision, since they are sure to find the answer in their dreams.
The story of the Benzene ring is very popular. Benzene is a clear, colorless, highly refractive and inflammable organic liquid. It is derived from petroleum and is used in the manufacture of a number of chemical products.
It is an organic compound with 6 carbon and 6 hydrogen atoms, in it molecule. Carbon can form four chemical bonds while hydrogen can form only one bond. The structure of benzene eluded the scientist for a very long time–since they could not satisfy all the chemical bonds, when they imagined the structure of benzene along a straight line.
German Chemist Friedrich August Kekule spent sleepless nights over this problem. One night he dreamt of a snake. It was going round and round for a while and suddenly grabbed its own tail in its mouth to form a ring.
The Solution dawned immediately on Kekule that structure of benzene was in the form of a ring and not along a straight line. A Hexagonal diagram with a carbon atom in each vertex (attached to a hydrogen atom) and alternate single and double bonds between the six carbon atoms satisfied all the rules correctly. Thus the puzzle of the benzene ring was solved in a dream.
Russian chemist Dimitri Mandeleev found his famous “Periodic Table of the Elements” in one of his dreams.
The American inventor Elias Howe had worked hard for years to perfect the design of his sewing machine. But success came only after he dreamt that he had been ordered on pain of death –to finish his machine!
Dreams can work wonders—if only we know how to utilize them.
Visalakshi Ramani
OP
OP
509 (a). துஷ்டனைக் கண்டால் தூர விலகு. :bolt:
509 (b). Jest with an ass and he will flap his tail on your face.
509 (b). Jest with an ass and he will flap his tail on your face.
OP
OP
506 (a). இருக்க இடம் கொடுத்தால், படுக்கப் பாய் கேட்பார்.
506 (b). If you agree to carry the calf, you will be made to carry the cow.
506 (b). If you agree to carry the calf, you will be made to carry the cow.
OP
OP
27(a). எலி வளை ஆனாலும் தனி வளை வேண்டும்.
27(b). East or West, Home is the best.
(also thy neighbors should not be rats!) :nono:
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renuka
Well-known member
My son told me this:
Yesterday he and another friend were walking outside of the class to go to the male restroom and on the way to it they decided to sing "Why this Kola Veri Di" song with the music effects too.
So one teacher from another class got angry as she felt her class got distracted by this singing and reprimanded both my son and his friend.
In his school there is an offence book with some lists of offences.
The teacher wrote his name and his friends name down under the offence of "singing outside of class"
So my son and his friend said sorry and went away.
Later my son went through the list of offences and realized that singing outside class was not a listed offence.
So when they were called up by the principal my son smilingly said sorry and at the same time said to the principle that its not a listed offence.
So principal had no choice but to pardon my son and his friends cos the offence is not listed cos per ministry of education rules a student can only be reprimanded for the listed offences.
There are some few hundred offences in that book.
I told my son.."next time don't sing too loud anywhere and sing at home and not in school unless you are on stage!"
He said "amma lucky I went through the list and realized that singing outside class was not a listed offence"
Yesterday he and another friend were walking outside of the class to go to the male restroom and on the way to it they decided to sing "Why this Kola Veri Di" song with the music effects too.
So one teacher from another class got angry as she felt her class got distracted by this singing and reprimanded both my son and his friend.
In his school there is an offence book with some lists of offences.
The teacher wrote his name and his friends name down under the offence of "singing outside of class"
So my son and his friend said sorry and went away.
Later my son went through the list of offences and realized that singing outside class was not a listed offence.
So when they were called up by the principal my son smilingly said sorry and at the same time said to the principle that its not a listed offence.
So principal had no choice but to pardon my son and his friends cos the offence is not listed cos per ministry of education rules a student can only be reprimanded for the listed offences.
There are some few hundred offences in that book.
I told my son.."next time don't sing too loud anywhere and sing at home and not in school unless you are on stage!"
He said "amma lucky I went through the list and realized that singing outside class was not a listed offence"
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Give my affectionate pat to him and a kiss from me for his smartness
and shrewdness. All the best to him.
Balasubramanian
Ambattur
and shrewdness. All the best to him.
Balasubramanian
Ambattur
OP
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Good to know that Aiswarya Roy went all covered up properly to walk the red carpet. Still she sure looks like a lady heavyweight champion.
But it is far better than than the disaster it could have been if she had worn something daring and baring like this.
But it is far better than than the disaster it could have been if she had worn something daring and baring like this.
renuka
Well-known member
When he was in kindergarten his teacher used to say that whenever he was naughty and she asked him to stand at a corner of the class..he would just look at her and give her the sweetest smiles and look at her lovingly and finally she will give in and let him sit down.
She told me that when other kids get reprimanded and made to stand in class they would either cry,sulk or throw tantrum.
So one day I asked him..."dont you feel shy that you were made to stand in class becos you can still smile at a teacher non stop...if I were in your place I would feel ashamed and look down at the floor"
That time he was aged 6(here we start 1st standard at age 7)..
he told me "amma I am smiling at her cos I want to sit down...if I feel shy and look down I will have to stand longer and teacher always lets me sit down when I smile"
OP
OP
Time to remain FOCUSED. :laser:
The planned reservoir of Tamil poems is NOT happening
opcorn:
in spite of the next 25 poems being ready for :typing:
because of the time I spend on other threads!
ஊரார் பிள்ளையை ஊட்டி வளர்த்துத்
தன் பிள்ளையைத் தவிக்க விடலாமா? :nono:
The planned reservoir of Tamil poems is NOT happening
opcorn:in spite of the next 25 poems being ready for :typing:
because of the time I spend on other threads!
ஊரார் பிள்ளையை ஊட்டி வளர்த்துத்
தன் பிள்ளையைத் தவிக்க விடலாமா? :nono:
OP
OP
Friends
Never yet
was noble man but made ignoble talk. :blabla:
He makes no friend :hug: who never made a foe :argue:
Alfred Lord Tennyson.
The worst solitude is to be destitute of
sincere friendship.out:
Francis Bacon.
Never yet
was noble man but made ignoble talk. :blabla:
He makes no friend :hug: who never made a foe :argue:
Alfred Lord Tennyson.
The worst solitude is to be destitute of
sincere friendship.
out:Francis Bacon.
OP
OP
ஆலய வழிபாட்டு முறைகள் பதினெட்டு.
7. அர்ச்சனை பொருட்களை இடுப்பிற்கு கீழே
தொங்க விட்டுக் கொண்டு செல்லக் கூடாது.
8. அர்ச்சனைப் பொருட்களை இடது கையால்
எடுத்துச் செல்லக் கூடாது.
7. அர்ச்சனை பொருட்களை இடுப்பிற்கு கீழே
தொங்க விட்டுக் கொண்டு செல்லக் கூடாது.
8. அர்ச்சனைப் பொருட்களை இடது கையால்
எடுத்துச் செல்லக் கூடாது.
Dear Dr Renuka
Your post # 991 [ Ravi will love this ] you meant Principal right ?
Yay Yem
Your post # 991 [ Ravi will love this ] you meant Principal right ?
Yay Yem
renuka
Well-known member
Thank you..I have edited it.Don't know why these past few days I have been making lots of spelling mistakes.
Dear Dr Renuka
Didn't mean to offend you.
Spelling mistakes, and that too in the midst of so much discussion on "prescriptions" !
Maybe it's the summer heat or just that the Dubai Sheikh is lying low for a while.
Guruvethunai
Yay Yem
Didn't mean to offend you.
Spelling mistakes, and that too in the midst of so much discussion on "prescriptions" !
Maybe it's the summer heat or just that the Dubai Sheikh is lying low for a while.
Guruvethunai
Yay Yem
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