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Indira's secret wish and other stories, by Natwar
Did you know that Indira Gandhi yearned for a daughter, or that veteran communist parliamentarian Hirendranath Mukherjee tried to find out if Comrade Jyoti Basu had accepted money to deliver the Jawaharlal Nehru Memorial Lecture in 1998?
These and other nuggets of information are recorded in former External Affairs Minister K Natwar Singh's book Yours Sincerely, a selection of correspondence between him and eminent public personalities - among them Indira Gandhi, P N Haksar, H Y Sharda Prasad, Vijayalakshmi Pandit, Rajiv Gandhi, E M Forster, Nadine Gordimer and Mulk Raj Anand.
The book, released earlier this month, does not include any correspondence with Sonia Gandhi. But many letters, written by people long gone, remain relevant even today.
In December 1971, Indira wrote: "It is not important what the Chinese think or what they want. What is important is what they do. So far they have kept to the expected line." Nearly four decades later, her advice would still make sense.
In April 1975, with Morarji Desai on a fast demanding elections to the dissolved Gujarat Assembly, Indira wrote to Natwar, then India's Deputy High Commissioner in London: "We have given in to a part of Morarji's demand... It seemed such a silly point for which to fast or for us to hold out... However, our difficulties are acute and varied enough without having a dead Morarji haunting the scene... I was deeply shocked at the manner in which some (Opposition parties) seemed to (claim) that his disappearance from the scene would clear the way for Opposition unity."
Congress leaders grappling with the fallout of their seeming capitulation before the fasting K Chandrasekhar Rao earlier this month would find Indira's reaction insightful.
Some of the correspondence reveals Indira's softer, affectionate side. In January 1970, after Natwar suffered a slipped disc while bending to give his son a teddy, she wrote to him, "Do you remember when the same thing happened to KPS Menon? He had to stand in a very artistic Ajanta pose for quite some time. Now you know the pleasures of fatherhood."
When Natwar's daughter was born, she wrote, "You certainly have done better planning than many of us. My heart has always yearned for a daughter, so I can imagine your joy in Jagat's having a baby sister."
A letter from Hiren Mukherjee demonstrates the CPI veteran's commitment as a public representative.
On January 10, 1999, he wrote to Natwar: "For reasons I can guess but cannot relish, the Jawaharlal Trust got my old comrade of close to sixty years to give the annual lecture (November 1998). I remember in the old days the lecture carried an honorarium of a hundred thousand rupees (plus, expenses, etc.,) which may well have been enhanced. As the only surviving original trustee, I might perhaps inquire (thought I am not doing so - this is a purely personal request) if Jyoti was offered and declined or accepted any such payment..."
There is no indication why Mukherjee decided to contact Natwar instead of asking Basu directly.
The book contains the gracious letter Prime Minister Manmohan Singh wrote to Natwar the day after he resigned in the wake of the oil-for-food scandal. "I have received your letter of 6 December 2005... I have... asked the Rashtrapati to accept your resignation," the PM wrote.
"Under your leadership, the external relations of the country have seen immense progress and we have been able to make giant strides on all fronts. In the last 17 months the prestige and standing of the nation has risen to unprecedented heights on the international plane. Your contribution to the peace process with Pakistan, moving forward our relations with neighbours and in making a historic breakthrough in our relations with the US are indeed praiseworthy accomplishments," he added.
Did you know that Indira Gandhi yearned for a daughter, or that veteran communist parliamentarian Hirendranath Mukherjee tried to find out if Comrade Jyoti Basu had accepted money to deliver the Jawaharlal Nehru Memorial Lecture in 1998?
These and other nuggets of information are recorded in former External Affairs Minister K Natwar Singh's book Yours Sincerely, a selection of correspondence between him and eminent public personalities - among them Indira Gandhi, P N Haksar, H Y Sharda Prasad, Vijayalakshmi Pandit, Rajiv Gandhi, E M Forster, Nadine Gordimer and Mulk Raj Anand.
The book, released earlier this month, does not include any correspondence with Sonia Gandhi. But many letters, written by people long gone, remain relevant even today.
In December 1971, Indira wrote: "It is not important what the Chinese think or what they want. What is important is what they do. So far they have kept to the expected line." Nearly four decades later, her advice would still make sense.
In April 1975, with Morarji Desai on a fast demanding elections to the dissolved Gujarat Assembly, Indira wrote to Natwar, then India's Deputy High Commissioner in London: "We have given in to a part of Morarji's demand... It seemed such a silly point for which to fast or for us to hold out... However, our difficulties are acute and varied enough without having a dead Morarji haunting the scene... I was deeply shocked at the manner in which some (Opposition parties) seemed to (claim) that his disappearance from the scene would clear the way for Opposition unity."
Congress leaders grappling with the fallout of their seeming capitulation before the fasting K Chandrasekhar Rao earlier this month would find Indira's reaction insightful.
Some of the correspondence reveals Indira's softer, affectionate side. In January 1970, after Natwar suffered a slipped disc while bending to give his son a teddy, she wrote to him, "Do you remember when the same thing happened to KPS Menon? He had to stand in a very artistic Ajanta pose for quite some time. Now you know the pleasures of fatherhood."
When Natwar's daughter was born, she wrote, "You certainly have done better planning than many of us. My heart has always yearned for a daughter, so I can imagine your joy in Jagat's having a baby sister."
A letter from Hiren Mukherjee demonstrates the CPI veteran's commitment as a public representative.
On January 10, 1999, he wrote to Natwar: "For reasons I can guess but cannot relish, the Jawaharlal Trust got my old comrade of close to sixty years to give the annual lecture (November 1998). I remember in the old days the lecture carried an honorarium of a hundred thousand rupees (plus, expenses, etc.,) which may well have been enhanced. As the only surviving original trustee, I might perhaps inquire (thought I am not doing so - this is a purely personal request) if Jyoti was offered and declined or accepted any such payment..."
There is no indication why Mukherjee decided to contact Natwar instead of asking Basu directly.
The book contains the gracious letter Prime Minister Manmohan Singh wrote to Natwar the day after he resigned in the wake of the oil-for-food scandal. "I have received your letter of 6 December 2005... I have... asked the Rashtrapati to accept your resignation," the PM wrote.
"Under your leadership, the external relations of the country have seen immense progress and we have been able to make giant strides on all fronts. In the last 17 months the prestige and standing of the nation has risen to unprecedented heights on the international plane. Your contribution to the peace process with Pakistan, moving forward our relations with neighbours and in making a historic breakthrough in our relations with the US are indeed praiseworthy accomplishments," he added.
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DB Corp
DB Corp Ltd. IPO draws Rs 69.36 cr from 9 anchor investors
Media house DB Corp Ltd., has received a commitment of Rs 69.36 crores from 9 anchor investors on the eve its IPO.
The anchor investors, FID Funds ( Mauritius ) limited, FIL Trustee Company Private Limited, Nomura Funds Ireland- India Equity Funds, ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Company Ltd., IDFC Classic Equity Fund, Government of Singapore, Reliance Capital Trustee Company Ltd., India Capital Fund, BNP Paribas Arbitrage all committed at the upper end of the price band of Rs. 212/-, according to a notice sent to the exchanges.
DB Corp Ltd. will enter the capital markets today - Friday - with the issue of 18,175,000 equity shares of Rs 10 each, at a price band of Rs 185 - 212 per share. The issue will close on December 15, 2009.
DB Corp Ltd. IPO draws Rs 69.36 cr from 9 anchor investors
Media house DB Corp Ltd., has received a commitment of Rs 69.36 crores from 9 anchor investors on the eve its IPO.
The anchor investors, FID Funds ( Mauritius ) limited, FIL Trustee Company Private Limited, Nomura Funds Ireland- India Equity Funds, ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Company Ltd., IDFC Classic Equity Fund, Government of Singapore, Reliance Capital Trustee Company Ltd., India Capital Fund, BNP Paribas Arbitrage all committed at the upper end of the price band of Rs. 212/-, according to a notice sent to the exchanges.
DB Corp Ltd. will enter the capital markets today - Friday - with the issue of 18,175,000 equity shares of Rs 10 each, at a price band of Rs 185 - 212 per share. The issue will close on December 15, 2009.
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quote-ALBERT EINSTEIN
A man should look for what is, and not for what he thinks should be.
Albert Einstein
A perfection of means, and confusion of aims, seems to be our main problem.
Albert Einstein
A person who never made a mistake never tried anything new.
Albert Einstein
A question that sometimes drives me hazy: am I or are the others crazy?
Albert Einstein
A table, a chair, a bowl of fruit and a violin; what else does a man need to be happy?
Albert Einstein
All religions, arts and sciences are branches of the same tree.
Albert Einstein
All that is valuable in human society depends upon the opportunity for development accorded the individual.
Albert Einstein
All these primary impulses, not easily described in words, are the springs of man's actions.
Albert Einstein
An empty stomach is not a good political adviser.
Albert Einstein
Anger dwells only in the bosom of fools.
Albert Einstein
Any intelligent fool can make things bigger and more complex... It takes a touch of genius - and a lot of courage to move in the opposite direction.
Albert Einstein
Any man who can drive safely while kissing a pretty girl is simply not giving the kiss the attention it deserves.
Albert Einstein
Any man who reads too much and uses his own brain too little falls into lazy habits of thinking.
Albert Einstein
A man should look for what is, and not for what he thinks should be.
Albert Einstein
A perfection of means, and confusion of aims, seems to be our main problem.
Albert Einstein
A person who never made a mistake never tried anything new.
Albert Einstein
A question that sometimes drives me hazy: am I or are the others crazy?
Albert Einstein
A table, a chair, a bowl of fruit and a violin; what else does a man need to be happy?
Albert Einstein
All religions, arts and sciences are branches of the same tree.
Albert Einstein
All that is valuable in human society depends upon the opportunity for development accorded the individual.
Albert Einstein
All these primary impulses, not easily described in words, are the springs of man's actions.
Albert Einstein
An empty stomach is not a good political adviser.
Albert Einstein
Anger dwells only in the bosom of fools.
Albert Einstein
Any intelligent fool can make things bigger and more complex... It takes a touch of genius - and a lot of courage to move in the opposite direction.
Albert Einstein
Any man who can drive safely while kissing a pretty girl is simply not giving the kiss the attention it deserves.
Albert Einstein
Any man who reads too much and uses his own brain too little falls into lazy habits of thinking.
Albert Einstein
Sent to you by raj via Google Reader: Pelvic Tilts Are the Yoga Pose
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It's been awhile since I extolled the virtues of one of my favorite
exercises ever, the pelvic tilt. Man, these feel so good. After waking
up with a sore back a couple of mornings in a row, I got myself onto my
mat and worked it out with some pelvic tilts. They'll cure what ails ya.
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It's been awhile since I extolled the virtues of one of my favorite
exercises ever, the pelvic tilt. Man, these feel so good. After waking
up with a sore back a couple of mornings in a row, I got myself onto my
mat and worked it out with some pelvic tilts. They'll cure what ails ya.
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Employing the services of commercial ships plying the North Atlantic,
an international team of scientists has made the first detailed and
large-scale measurements of the exchange
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Employing the services of commercial ships plying the North Atlantic,
an international team of scientists has made the first detailed and
large-scale measurements of the exchange
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Scientists have good reasons to contemplate climate in global terms,
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Government scientists looking back to a time when Earth was as warm as
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Hazardous e-waste
Hazardous e-waste shipments that threaten the poor in China, India and Nigeria are likely to see increased shipments in the coming years.
E-waste is consumer and business electronic equipment that is near or at the end of its useful life. Certain components of electronic products contain materials that render them hazardous, and include heavy metals such as lead, cadmium, mercury and arsenic. Many of these elements are extremely valuable, such as gold and platinum, while the majority of them are non-renewable.
Consumers discard an estimated 14 to 20 million personal computers every year just in the US, while activist groups expect developing nations to triple their output of all electronic waste by 2010.
E-waste is likely becoming an environmental and health problem in both Asia and Africa.
Greenpeace International released a report in August 2005 of its scientific investigations into the hazardous chemicals found in scrap yards where China and India recycle their electronic waste. Greenpeace found toxic chemicals that include tin, lead, copper, cadmium and antimony in the soil and local rivers around scrap yards where both countries recycle electronic waste. The organization confirmed that all stages in e-waste processing could release substantial quantities of toxic heavy metals and organic compounds into the workplace environment.
Activists have raised the same environmental and health concerns in Africa.
Professor OladDele Osibjano of the University of Ibadan in Nigeria says that he has found excess heavy metals in soil, plants and people who eat vegetables. He claims that this problem has social health implications due to grazing animals, people picking vegetables and eating them, and drinking water containing toxins.
Companies ship e-waste to India and China because "recycling" is a lucrative business.
The process involves the employment of poverty stricken citizens to strip down computers and extract parts to re-use in machines and sell on the street. Electronic recycling is an unregulated industry in India, and activists now fear that the recycling process is harmful to the health of its employees.
The Indian government estimates that the country generates approximately 146,000 tonnes of e-waste annually, and that another 150,000 tonnes of used PCs, printers and other IT devices enter its ports illegally.
What is called for is to make e-waste producers accountable for their actions and a check on the use of toxic substances during the production process itself.
Hazardous e-waste shipments that threaten the poor in China, India and Nigeria are likely to see increased shipments in the coming years.
E-waste is consumer and business electronic equipment that is near or at the end of its useful life. Certain components of electronic products contain materials that render them hazardous, and include heavy metals such as lead, cadmium, mercury and arsenic. Many of these elements are extremely valuable, such as gold and platinum, while the majority of them are non-renewable.
Consumers discard an estimated 14 to 20 million personal computers every year just in the US, while activist groups expect developing nations to triple their output of all electronic waste by 2010.
E-waste is likely becoming an environmental and health problem in both Asia and Africa.
Greenpeace International released a report in August 2005 of its scientific investigations into the hazardous chemicals found in scrap yards where China and India recycle their electronic waste. Greenpeace found toxic chemicals that include tin, lead, copper, cadmium and antimony in the soil and local rivers around scrap yards where both countries recycle electronic waste. The organization confirmed that all stages in e-waste processing could release substantial quantities of toxic heavy metals and organic compounds into the workplace environment.
Activists have raised the same environmental and health concerns in Africa.
Professor OladDele Osibjano of the University of Ibadan in Nigeria says that he has found excess heavy metals in soil, plants and people who eat vegetables. He claims that this problem has social health implications due to grazing animals, people picking vegetables and eating them, and drinking water containing toxins.
Companies ship e-waste to India and China because "recycling" is a lucrative business.
The process involves the employment of poverty stricken citizens to strip down computers and extract parts to re-use in machines and sell on the street. Electronic recycling is an unregulated industry in India, and activists now fear that the recycling process is harmful to the health of its employees.
The Indian government estimates that the country generates approximately 146,000 tonnes of e-waste annually, and that another 150,000 tonnes of used PCs, printers and other IT devices enter its ports illegally.
What is called for is to make e-waste producers accountable for their actions and a check on the use of toxic substances during the production process itself.
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Wipro to hire 5,000 people, not for bench
Hyderabad: Considering a fresh recruitment strategy of taking in graduates from non-engineering institutes, Wipro plans to hire around 5,000 people in the next couple of months.
"Our strategy is to recruit non-engineering graduates, in addition to engineering and make them fit into the slot. We are still working out the details," said Wipro Technologies Joint CEO Girish Paranjpe. Refusing to divulge more details for next year's recruitments and outlook, Paranjpe said that it would be a mix of 60 percent freshers and 40 percent experienced.
Last year the company made offers to as many as 8,500 persons through recruitment drives in colleges and institutions. "We expect clients to make no further cuts in their budgets. We expect 2010 to be a better year than 2009," Paranjpe said on the sidelines of dedicating renovated Manikonda Lake at Hyderabad facility to the community.
He said that the new hiring strategies will be worked out in a month or two. Attrition rate in the company currently stands at ten percent. On becoming energy efficient, he said that the company is determined to reduce the carbon emission per employee by 45 percent from the present 3.96 tonnes to 2.5 tonnes in the next five years. "Our power consumption went down by 12 percent last year and we are planning to set up a micro windmill at our Hyderabad facility soon," said Paranjpe.
Hyderabad: Considering a fresh recruitment strategy of taking in graduates from non-engineering institutes, Wipro plans to hire around 5,000 people in the next couple of months.
"Our strategy is to recruit non-engineering graduates, in addition to engineering and make them fit into the slot. We are still working out the details," said Wipro Technologies Joint CEO Girish Paranjpe. Refusing to divulge more details for next year's recruitments and outlook, Paranjpe said that it would be a mix of 60 percent freshers and 40 percent experienced.
Last year the company made offers to as many as 8,500 persons through recruitment drives in colleges and institutions. "We expect clients to make no further cuts in their budgets. We expect 2010 to be a better year than 2009," Paranjpe said on the sidelines of dedicating renovated Manikonda Lake at Hyderabad facility to the community.
He said that the new hiring strategies will be worked out in a month or two. Attrition rate in the company currently stands at ten percent. On becoming energy efficient, he said that the company is determined to reduce the carbon emission per employee by 45 percent from the present 3.96 tonnes to 2.5 tonnes in the next five years. "Our power consumption went down by 12 percent last year and we are planning to set up a micro windmill at our Hyderabad facility soon," said Paranjpe.
Why is Bhopal a human rights issue today?
Shortly before midnight on 2 December 1984, tonnes of deadly chemicals leaked from Union Carbide’s pesticide plant in Bhopal, central India.
Today, over 150,000 people are still too sick to work because of the exposure to toxic waste dumped into the water supply.
Dow Chemicals and their subsidiary Union Carbide refuse to face the law in India or to accept responsibility for the gas leak and the ongoing contamination. Union Carbide, fully owned by Dow Chemicals has been charged with culpable homicide in India.
Bhopal is not just a human rights tragedy from the last century. It is a human rights travesty today because the people have never claimed claim their rights to justice and accountability.
Shortly before midnight on 2 December 1984, tonnes of deadly chemicals leaked from Union Carbide’s pesticide plant in Bhopal, central India.
Today, over 150,000 people are still too sick to work because of the exposure to toxic waste dumped into the water supply.
Dow Chemicals and their subsidiary Union Carbide refuse to face the law in India or to accept responsibility for the gas leak and the ongoing contamination. Union Carbide, fully owned by Dow Chemicals has been charged with culpable homicide in India.
Bhopal is not just a human rights tragedy from the last century. It is a human rights travesty today because the people have never claimed claim their rights to justice and accountability.
A soft refusal is not always taken, but a rude one is immediately believed.
Alexander Chase
Always forgive your enemies - nothing annoys them so much.
Oscar Wilde
For my part I believe in the forgiveness of sin and the redemption of ignorance.
Adlai E. Stevenson
Forgive many things in others; nothing in yourself.
Ausonius
Forgive your enemies, but never forget their names.
John F. Kennedy
Alexander Chase
Always forgive your enemies - nothing annoys them so much.
Oscar Wilde
For my part I believe in the forgiveness of sin and the redemption of ignorance.
Adlai E. Stevenson
Forgive many things in others; nothing in yourself.
Ausonius
Forgive your enemies, but never forget their names.
John F. Kennedy
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Tom Brady Roasters Told No Robert Kraft Happy Ending Jokes, Andrew Schulz Says - Tom Brady was PISSED Robert Kraft caught a stray during Sunday's G.R.O.A.T. ... and now we know why -- roasters were explicitly told NOT to make any happy ...
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Chinese connected vehicles could be banned or hit with restrictions in the U.S. - Filed under: Government/Legal,Technology Continue reading *Chinese connected vehicles could be banned or hit with restrictions in the U.S.* Chinese conn...
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Mortgage rates inch down but stay over 7%, with home-buying sentiment at a record low - The 30-year mortgage rate is averaging 7.09% Freddie Mac said in its latest weekly survey on Thursday.
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‘BookTok Bookshelves’ to launch in cities around the UK - Taking advantage of the social media platform’s books community, a partnership with the National Literacy Trust will provide 20 ‘bookshelves’ in areas la...
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Activist Ancora Wins Three Norfolk Southern Board Seats but Will Not Oust CEO - An activist investment firm failed to replace the railroad’s top executive and all its directors, but did win three seats on its board.
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South Africa wins legal row over shipwreck silver - A UK-based company raised the £34m ($42m) worth of silver from the SS Tilawa, which sank in 1942.
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"No Fundamental Right To Campaign": Probe Agency Opposes Bail For Arvind Kejriwal - NDTV - 1. "No Fundamental Right To Campaign": Probe Agency Opposes Bail For Arvind Kejriwal NDTV 2. 'Right to campaign neither fundamental nor const...
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Best Blog Niches: 5 Topics That Set You Up for Success - It's already a steep climb to support yourself with a blog. There are thousands of them on the internet, which makes competing as a professional blogger ...
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Open Sourcing DOS 4 - [image: Beta DOS Disks]*See the canonical version of this blog post at the Microsoft Open Source Blog!* Ten years ago, Microsoft released the source for...
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Bulk deals: Societe Generale, Marshall Wace active in Bandhan Bank, BoB and Manappuram Finance - [image: Bulk deals: Societe Generale, Marshall Wace active in Bandhan Bank, BoB and Manappuram Finance] In other trades, Foregin investor Ardisia sold stak...
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Akan Philosophy of the Person - [Revised entry by Ajume Wingo on April 15, 2024. Changes to: Main text, Bibliography] The culture of the Akan people of West Africa dates from before the 1...
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IPL 2024 auction: The list of sold and unsold players - Who was sold to whom, and who didn't get a bid?.
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Alia eVTOL 1st Flight Test From Eglin Air Force Base | French Army Gets Griffons | DoS Approved FMS To Korea - Americas The BETA Technologies Alia electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft marked a historic moment with its first official test flight fro...
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I’ve revived our old Web Analytics blog - Hello to you, Today the 17th of July 2023 I’ve decided to relaunch our old blog about web/digital analytics that I launched in 2006. Not that I want to wri...
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How does Amazon think about devices? - A bad dialog box made me wonder today about the limits of Amazon’s business model. The dialog box was on the Kindle Paperwhite, my preferred ebook reader...
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Easily track your packages with new Gmail features - New Gmail features make it easier to track your packages.
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Unknown Unknowns. An Introduction to Mysteries - The show addresses a series of themes including: gravity as “the greatest designer”, extraterrestrial architecture, deep space mysteries, future body modif...
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FileZilla Server 1.1.0 - A free, small and fast FTP Server. 2021-10-29
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GA4 Advanced Segments, Audiences, and Comparisons - GA4 Advanced Segments, Audiences, and Comparisons are three ways to group your visitors, sessions, and events in Google Analytics data and find deeper...
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Covidfreude - When you behave in such an irresponsible way, you lose the right to complain when you reap the consequences of your choices.
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Boss or toddler? A quiz - YOUR boss, or your toddler? Screaming for grapes or for quick wins on the board before the AGM? Find out which is which.
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61-day fishing ban from April 15 - RAMANATHAPURAMThe 61-day annual fishing ban would come into force from April 15 to June 14, said Collector Dinesh Ponraj Oliver here on Monday.To enab
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More dangerous research: Anthropologist detained, beaten, forcibly disappeared in Egypt - *UPDATES: He was released by presidential decree on July 30, 2022 and now has successfully defended his Master's thesis :Following Unjust Imprisonment, A...
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32+ Years... - [image: image from pbs.twimg.com]
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AT&T Breaks Up Turner, Bulks Up Warner Bros. in Major Overhaul - AT&T started reorganizing its WarnerMedia unit by combining its disparate networks and entertainment businesses, an overhaul that is expected to lead to co...
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How Campbell's Soup Turned 80,000 Pounds Of Peaches Into A CSR Opportunity - CSR for the win: Campbell's Soup's Just Peachy project saves 80,000 pounds of peaches from landfills each year while helping to fund a foodbank AND driving...
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Review: Amazon Brings Fitting Room Home with Prime Wardrobe - I'm not stylish, but I do like my T-shirts soft, my sweaters cozy and my jeans to not be scratchy -- all of which is hard to know when shopping online. S...
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UXデザインの普遍的な原理 Part 2: 言葉とタイポグラフィ（UXデザイン入門シリーズ）| アドビUX道場 #UXDojo - 絶え間なく変化する環境の中に身を置いて、UXデザイナーとしてすべてを把握し続けることは困難です。これは大きな挑戦です。一方、基本的なデザイン原理の理解は、時代遅れになることはなく、仕事を続ける上でずっと役に立ち続けるでしょう。『UXデザインの普遍的な原理』シリーズの第2部では、言葉とタイポグラフィについてお話...
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Vulnerability in phpMyAdmin Requires Immediate Patch - A critical CSRF Vulnerability in phpMyAdmin Database administration tool has been found and a patch is available for all computers and servers running the ...
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The Blog Moves On - But the show goes on.
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Gravity signals could speedily warn of big quakes and save lives - The trick lies in capturing the weak gravitational shifts in the ground.
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Can Investors Recover Faith In Energy Recovery? - by Debra Fiakas CFA Despite reporting the highest gross profit margin in Energy Recovery's (ERII: Nasdaq) history, investors were sorely disappointed with...
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Configure a Mobile Device Mailbox Policy for Exchange Server - This article explains how to use mobile device mailbox policies to force mobile devices to comply with your organization’s security standards.
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"Presentation of Storyboards" by Joe Ranft - I posted a quick page of drawing tips by Vance Gerry on twitter and people seemed to like it. That reminded me of this old handout by Disney/Pixar legend J...
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Statins - Brian Clegg gets to the heart of the matter on the benefits or otherwise of one of the most commonly prescribed drugs
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Major solar energy project operational in western Michigan - TV reports 11,000 solar panels are installed on a 17-acre plot of land just south of Grand Valley State University's main campus in Allendale. Consumers ...
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Moving to the Google Developers Blog - For the latest news about developing for Google+, please read the Google Developers blog. We’ll post all new announcements about the Google+ API, buttons, ...
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Viridarium Novum - *A Little Book of Nature* *'New little book of flowers, in it all kinds of beautiful flowers, also fruits and little animals, which are very useful to pai...
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Turf war between Delhi government, L-G continues, Kejriwal to meet President today - Kejriwal has also directed all its officials to apprise him or Minister concerned about any oral or written direction from the L-G or his office before fol...
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India seeks to speed up foreign deals with 'one-stop shop' - The Finance Ministry, seeking to speed up deals with outside investors, is set to take full control of the oversight of more than $40 billion a year in for...
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New Freelance Job Site AwesomeWeb Launches - AwesomeWeb is the latest freelance job site to enter the market. It is a “marriage” of the teams behind 1stWebDesigner and IncomeDiary. They claim Awesom...
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Can't Stop Eating Late at Night - Eating late at night isn't the best habit. Especially if you are snacking on high calorie, high carbohydrate foods. It's is also a really hard habit to b...
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Bye-Bye Blog - That's right, this blog is going away on May 31. About.com has decided to eliminate blogs from the sites. This site is NOT going away. There are still seve...
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Less Talk. More Do. - This is the last blog post you'll be seeing here at About.com Gardening. I'll still be here, but the site is getting a long overdue make-over and instea...
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The Brain Mapping Initiatives: Foundational Issues - On December 6-7 at NYU, we are hosting a conference on "The Brain Mapping Initiatives: Foundational Issues". The conference is devoted to foundational issu...
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China Skepticism - (I wrote this after my visit to Shanghai and Beijing in May ’10, as part of my MBA program at Duke. I originally circulated it around with friends and othe...
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The Atheist Experience blog is moving! - (Original title: Important changes coming to the blog October 1!) Commence unfounded wild speculation in 3... 2... 1... *Edit*: As the commenters pointed o...
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Segregation and periodic mixing in a fluidized bidisperse suspension - Author(s): A Deboeuf, G Gauthier, J Martin and D Salin Affiliation(s): Univ. Pierre et Marie Curie, Univ. Paris-Sud, CNRS, UMR 7608, Lab. FAST, Bat. 502, Ca...
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Can the Angry Birds Keep Flying? - Rovio Mobile Oy has to convince investors it has staying power, as it rolls out new games and a movie
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New report has good news about sustainable farming - Mark Bittman at the New York Times writes about a new report from the United Nations that debunks the conventional wisdom that it isn’t possible to feed th...
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Free calling in Gmail extended through 2011 - *(Cross posted from the Gmail blog)* When we launched calling in Gmail back in August, we wanted it to be easy and affordable, so we made calls to the U.S....
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