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Monday, May 12, 2008
Thursday, April 24, 2008
$1 million to scientists who can produce lab-created meat: PETA
Animal rights activists are offering scientists a $1 million (euro630,000) reward if they can produce commercially viable meat in a laboratory.
The reward would go to the first scientist who develops a method that produces enough meat to be marketed in 10 US states at a price competitive with prevailing chicken prices.
To cash in, scientists must create meat that is indistinguishable from regular chicken in taste and texture, according to a taste-test panel.
The reward would go to the first scientist who develops a method that produces enough meat to be marketed in 10 US states at a price competitive with prevailing chicken prices.
To cash in, scientists must create meat that is indistinguishable from regular chicken in taste and texture, according to a taste-test panel.
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
Hillary wins
Hillary Clinton has beaten Democratic rival Barack Obama in a critical vote in the US state of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania primary
Voters in the U.S. state of Pennsylvania cast their ballots Tuesday in a primary critical to the Democratic presidential nomination race.
Most political analysts agree that a victory in the primary is more crucial for Sen. Hillary Clinton of New York than for her rival, Sen. Barrack Obama of Illinois.
Most political analysts agree that a victory in the primary is more crucial for Sen. Hillary Clinton of New York than for her rival, Sen. Barrack Obama of Illinois.
IPL Cricket:-7th Match-
Sehwag takes Delhi to thumping win
Virender Sehwag decimated the Deccan Chargers with a violent unbeaten 94 as Delhi Daredevils cantered to an easy nine-wicket win in the Indian Premier League on Tuesday.
Rohit Sharma's 36-ball 66 had propped up the Deccan Chargers to a modest 142 for eight after the hosts were reduced to 60 for five at one stage.
But with skipper Sehwag on fire, Delhi Daredevils overwhelmed the target in 13 overs losing just one wicket for their second victory in a row.
Sehwag's 41-ball blitzkrieg of 94 not out included 10 hits to the fence, besides six towering sixes.
Virender Sehwag decimated the Deccan Chargers with a violent unbeaten 94 as Delhi Daredevils cantered to an easy nine-wicket win in the Indian Premier League on Tuesday.
Rohit Sharma's 36-ball 66 had propped up the Deccan Chargers to a modest 142 for eight after the hosts were reduced to 60 for five at one stage.
But with skipper Sehwag on fire, Delhi Daredevils overwhelmed the target in 13 overs losing just one wicket for their second victory in a row.
Sehwag's 41-ball blitzkrieg of 94 not out included 10 hits to the fence, besides six towering sixes.
Monday, April 21, 2008
YOGA
Yoga is an ancient art based on a harmonizing system of development for the body, mind, and spirit. The continued practice of yoga will lead you to a sense of peace and well-being, and also a feeling of being at one with their environment.
Branches of Yoga
Hatha Yoga, the most well-known branch of yoga, is known as the yoga of physical processes. It incorporates breathing techniques, physical poses and meditation. It is used for bringing the spiritual elements of the mind into the body in order to achieve perfect health.
Bhakti Yoga is the path of devotion and heart. Yogis who practice this branch of yoga express and develop tolerance, acceptance and love for all living things.
Jnana Yoga is considered the yoga of the mind, because it deals with wisdom and knowledge. Jnana yoga’s path teaches the “knowledge of true self,” in other words it teaches one to obtain intuitive knowledge from their soul. The Jnana Yoga approach is thought to be the most difficult and the most direct at the same time, because it involves serious study and will appeal to those who are more rationally inclined. Jnana yogis try to exceed limitations by bonding intellect and sapience (which is the ability to apply knowledge, common sense and insight). Ramana Maharshi and Shankara are two of the best known exponents of this yoga branch.
Karma Yoga teaches that your present experience is directly affected by your past actions. It’s the path of self-transcending achievement and the path of service. Performing a selfless service is the gist of Karma Yoga. Its practices are meant to change your actions
Raja Yoga teaches natural meditation. Raja consists of a very precise system that attempts to gain control of the physical body, energy, senses and mind. This yoga teaches students to control their thought waves by turning their mental and physical energy into spiritual energy by uniting with the Ego (or their higher self). This is done through exercise, breathing and meditation.
Tantra Yoga is perhaps the most misinterpreted path of all the yoga branches. Its rituals teach students to expand their awareness in everything they do, not only sexuality. A Tantra yoga practitioner’s character must consist of humility, purity, courage, devotion, dispassion, faithfulness, truthfulness, non-covetousness, cosmic love and dedication to his guru
Branches of Yoga
Hatha Yoga, the most well-known branch of yoga, is known as the yoga of physical processes. It incorporates breathing techniques, physical poses and meditation. It is used for bringing the spiritual elements of the mind into the body in order to achieve perfect health.
Bhakti Yoga is the path of devotion and heart. Yogis who practice this branch of yoga express and develop tolerance, acceptance and love for all living things.
Jnana Yoga is considered the yoga of the mind, because it deals with wisdom and knowledge. Jnana yoga’s path teaches the “knowledge of true self,” in other words it teaches one to obtain intuitive knowledge from their soul. The Jnana Yoga approach is thought to be the most difficult and the most direct at the same time, because it involves serious study and will appeal to those who are more rationally inclined. Jnana yogis try to exceed limitations by bonding intellect and sapience (which is the ability to apply knowledge, common sense and insight). Ramana Maharshi and Shankara are two of the best known exponents of this yoga branch.
Karma Yoga teaches that your present experience is directly affected by your past actions. It’s the path of self-transcending achievement and the path of service. Performing a selfless service is the gist of Karma Yoga. Its practices are meant to change your actions
Raja Yoga teaches natural meditation. Raja consists of a very precise system that attempts to gain control of the physical body, energy, senses and mind. This yoga teaches students to control their thought waves by turning their mental and physical energy into spiritual energy by uniting with the Ego (or their higher self). This is done through exercise, breathing and meditation.
Tantra Yoga is perhaps the most misinterpreted path of all the yoga branches. Its rituals teach students to expand their awareness in everything they do, not only sexuality. A Tantra yoga practitioner’s character must consist of humility, purity, courage, devotion, dispassion, faithfulness, truthfulness, non-covetousness, cosmic love and dedication to his guru
GLOBAL WARMING
Global warming is the increase in the average temperature of the Earth's near-surface air and oceans since the mid-twentieth century and its projected continuation.
Increasing global temperature will cause sea level to rise, and is expected to increase the intensity of extreme weather events and to change the amount and pattern of precipitation. Other effects of global warming include changes in agricultural yields, trade routes, glacier retreat, species extinctions and increases in the ranges of disease vectors.
Increasing global temperature will cause sea level to rise, and is expected to increase the intensity of extreme weather events and to change the amount and pattern of precipitation. Other effects of global warming include changes in agricultural yields, trade routes, glacier retreat, species extinctions and increases in the ranges of disease vectors.
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