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[Visalakshi Ramani]

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Moral of this story??? :noidea:

Can somebody help ME!!! :ear:


[h=3]A traveller's strange encounter with a girl[/h] A naughty girl appears in front of a traveller who just wants to take photos, and asks for help. Animation »

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

Another name may be Complete coercion?

I bet you are right Sir!!! :clap2:

It is also known affectionately as Arm twisting!

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

The thread has become too lengthy for easy navigation. Requires approx. 5 minutes to access a particular post even if you know the msg #

dear Mr. Zee,
:welcome: back!
Last time Mr. Ozone said these words, that thread got derailed.
I do hope it does not happen this time when you say the same words! ray:
I know You are a brilliant mathematician.
Now each page has 10 posts... neither less nor more.
If you know the number of a particular post you want,
just round off the last two digits to the next higher multiple of ten.
Drop off the zero at the end and you will get the page number where the post can be found.
For example if the post is # 12345 , just round it off to 12350, drop the zero in the end
and the post will be in page number 1235.
If the number of the post is already ending in a zero 13130
just drop off the zero to get the page number as 1313.
I bet you can do is faster than saying "Jack Robinson!" :thumb:

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

deft definitions:

Deligate at large

One who is attending the Convention unaccompnied by the spouse.

 

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Depression:

The oppressive feeling you suffer from
when you are unable to throw around
the money which you do not yet possess! out:

 

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Detour:

The ouchiest distance between two places!

 

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Diplomat:

A honest patriot chosen to lie for his Nation.

 

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Diplomat:

One who thinks twice before saying NOTHING!

 

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She is not to be found fault with IF
the party she had left is NO MORE
the same party she had joined! :decision:

[h=3]Jayanthi Natarajan quits Congress, slams Rahul Gandhi[/h] In an explosive letter to Sonia Gandhi, Ms. Natarajan stated that she received “specific requests” from Rahul Gandhi on environmental clearances. Read more »

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

What about Mr. G. K. Vasan... also inspired by BJP ??? :lie:





[h=3]Jayanthi Natarajan acting at the behest of BJP: Congress[/h] Abhishek Manu Singhvi said that Natarajan's comments were opportunistic, adding that the allegations of interference by Rahul Gandhi seemed inspired from the BJP. More »

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

Congress is no longer the Congress that I joined: Natarajan

The former union minister said she followed the party line with regard to protection of environment and also to requests from Rahul Gandhi's office. More »


Well! The proof is the latest election results

with 'varalaaRu kaaNaatha tholvi' for the party.

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

Another self-made-man!! :clap2:


[h=3]Dilip Shanghvi: From wholesaler to king of the pharma industry[/h] Dilip Shanghvi began as a humble pharmaceutical wholesaler and today heads the world's 5th largest specialty generic pharma company. More »

 

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How safe is really safe???

[h=3]These are 20 of the safest cities in the world[/h] The Economist’s ranking looked at 50 cities and chose them based on regional representation and availability of data. More »

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

The power of determination is tremendous. WOW!
A lone man makes a road in a mountain!:thumb:
A lone man plants a forest!!! :clap2:

[h=3]The man who planted a forest gets Padma Shri honour[/h] Jadav Payeng loved trees and greenery so much that it pained his heart to see his beloved island turn into a barren wasteland due to deforestation. So he planted a forest. Continue reading on Y!Ral »

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

IF the world is already going to end for everyone :boom:

WHY did they choose end their lives even earlier than that! :der:


[h=3]Parents poison their three kids fearing 'end of the world'[/h] A family of five poisoned themselves because they were concerned with a 'pending apocalypse.' More »

 

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WHO is the fourth kid in the photo? :noidea:

Did he/she esape the poisoning??? :noidea:

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

Which is more important???

Brain??? :decision: Beauty???

Experience???:decision: :youth:???

Is the elction a beauty contest???

Ilmi belonged to AAP till recently! :bolt:


[h=3]Shazia Ilmi more beautiful than Kiran Bedi: Justice Katju[/h] Justice Markandey Katju has raked up yet another controversy saying that the BJP should have made Shazia Ilmi the CM candidate as she is pre

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

The 'chiranjeevi' with a roving eye???

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

Wont the statement that
"Rahul has an Italian mom"
have more impact??? :boxing:

'Rahul Gandhi wearing Italian glasses', says Amit Shah

New Delhi, Jan. 30 (ANI): Taking on Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president Amit Shah on Friday said the former had not noticed the difference in firing at the border since the BJP came to power due to his 'Italian glasses'. "Recently, 'Rahul Baba' while…

ANI

 

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On the beach by nevil shute is riveting novel.

The novel details the experiences of a mixed group of people inMelbourne as they await the arrival of deadly radiation spreading towards them from the northern hemisphere following a nuclear war a year previously. As the radiation approaches each person deals with their impending death in different ways.

IF the world is already going to end for everyone :boom:

WHY did they choose end their lives even earlier than that! :der:


Parents poison their three kids fearing 'end of the world'

A family of five poisoned themselves because they were concerned with a 'pending apocalypse.' More »

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

...and India is still thought of as a poor nation!

[h=3]Row over India PM's '1m-rupee suit'[/h]Indian PM Narendra Modi's pinstripe suit, with tiny letters spelling out his name, is criticised after media reports say it cost 1m rupees ($16,000; £10,100).

BBC News

 

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Any scheme for promoting same sex marriages???

[h=3]Rewards for inter-caste marriage[/h]An Indian state is trying to promote inter-caste marriages by offering a cash incentive, it's reported. The government in Uttar Pradesh, northern India, is offering newlyweds 50,000 rupees ($810; £530) and throwing in a medal and certificate too, the

 

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Another Homunculus???

[h=3]Here's what the world would look like if countries were as big as their population sizes[/h]Maps are famous for distorting the earth...

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

The Homunculus




Homunculus is a funny and distorted drawing of a small human figure, the sizes of whose limbs are proportional to their sensitivity. The more sensitive parts of the body are the hands, lips, face and tongue, since they have more receptors than the knees or the back.

In many ways, the sense of touch stands apart from the other senses. It is not localized in a specialized organ like the eyes and ears but covers the entire surface of the body.

There are two types of touch receptors–one of them dealing with touching sensation and the other dealing with pain and temperatures.

Touch receptors are nerve cells that have globular swellings on their terminals. Pain and temperature receptors have free nerve endings and lack the globular swellings on their terminals.

These receptors feed into the central nervous system in such a way that it can create a map. Our central nervous system preserves the map even to the level of the brain.

These receptors are not evenly distributed all over the body. More Cerebral cortex is used to process the feeling of touch from the more sensitive areas like the hands, lips, face and tongue.

When the figure of a man is drawn with his limbs proportional to the cerebral cortex used in the process of touch, we get this strange and distorted diagram called Homunculus.

More sensitive organs appear magnified and the less sensitive organs appear dimished giving rise to a funny manikin!

Visalakshi Ramani

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Because it gets ready in just 2 minutes??? :hungry:

How Maggi noodles became India's favourite comfort food
The Swiss brand Maggi (owned by Nestlé) makes a variety of products ‒ including bouillon cubes, various Asian-type sauces, and powdered soups ‒ but in India the word is essentially synonymous with “2-Minute Noodles.” Maggi noodles first appeared on the market here in 1983, and over the next 25…

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