http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_zdpcm/is_200504/ai_n13602704
Looks good. Microsoft has come back again, in its competition with Google.
Lets wait for MSN Messenger 7.0.........
Thursday, August 11, 2005
Find Articles
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Monday, August 08, 2005
Jokes Time
Teacher :What happened in 1869?
Student:Gandhi ji was born.
Teacher :What happened in 1873?
Student:Gandhiji was four years old.
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Question:What is the fullform of maths.
Anwser: Mentaly affected teachers harrasing students
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Teacher : Now children , if I saw a man beating adonkey and stopped him then what virtue would I beshowing ?
Student : BROTHERLY LOVE
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Teacher :Because of Gandhiji's hard work what do weget on 15th August.
Student:A holiday
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Teacher :Tomorrow there will be a lecture on Sun.Everyone must attend it.
Raju:No ma'm! I will not be able to attend it.
Teacher :Why? Raju:My mother will not allow me to go so far!!!
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Teacher:There is a frog,Ship is sinking, potatoes costRs 3/kg .Then,what is my age?
STUDENT:32 yrs.
Teacher:How do you know?
STUDENT:Well,my sister is 16 yrs old and she is halfmad.
Student:Gandhi ji was born.
Teacher :What happened in 1873?
Student:Gandhiji was four years old.
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Question:What is the fullform of maths.
Anwser: Mentaly affected teachers harrasing students
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Teacher : Now children , if I saw a man beating adonkey and stopped him then what virtue would I beshowing ?
Student : BROTHERLY LOVE
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Teacher :Because of Gandhiji's hard work what do weget on 15th August.
Student:A holiday
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Teacher :Tomorrow there will be a lecture on Sun.Everyone must attend it.
Raju:No ma'm! I will not be able to attend it.
Teacher :Why? Raju:My mother will not allow me to go so far!!!
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Teacher:There is a frog,Ship is sinking, potatoes costRs 3/kg .Then,what is my age?
STUDENT:32 yrs.
Teacher:How do you know?
STUDENT:Well,my sister is 16 yrs old and she is halfmad.
Monday, August 01, 2005
Beautiful Island - Fiji
Beautiful island to live. Hope Tsunami would not be there.....
Fiji is a nation of islands. Many of them are low coral or limestone hideaways of palm trees, trade winds, and white sand.
Where: Near Turtle Island, Fiji
Photo taken on 1993
Fiji is a nation of islands. Many of them are low coral or limestone hideaways of palm trees, trade winds, and white sand.
Where: Near Turtle Island, Fiji
Photo taken on 1993
Why We Blink Without Noticing
Do we ever notice our own eyes blinking?. Here is a definition from one of the scientist (like me....).
Scientists have figured out why we rarely notice our own blinking. Our brains simply miss it, they say.
The quest for the new discovery began in the 1980s, when researchers found that visual sensitivity starts decreasing just before we blink. But what goes on in the brain remained a mystery.
In the new study, scientists put fiber-optic lights in the mouths of people. The lights were powerful enough to penetrate the roofs of their mouths and strike their retinas, where light is recorded. They wore goggles to block outside light.
When the test subjects blinked, the amount of light hitting their retinas didn't change. Activity in their brains was monitored by functional magnetic resonance imaging.
During blinking, brain activity was suppressed in areas that respond to visual input, the scientists report.
"Transiently suppressing these brain areas involved in visual awareness during blinks may be a neural mechanism for preventing the brain from becoming aware of the eyelid sweeping down over the pupil during a blink and the world going dark," said Christopher Frith at the University College London.
http://www.livescience.com/humanbiology/050725_blink.html
Scientists have figured out why we rarely notice our own blinking. Our brains simply miss it, they say.
The quest for the new discovery began in the 1980s, when researchers found that visual sensitivity starts decreasing just before we blink. But what goes on in the brain remained a mystery.
In the new study, scientists put fiber-optic lights in the mouths of people. The lights were powerful enough to penetrate the roofs of their mouths and strike their retinas, where light is recorded. They wore goggles to block outside light.
When the test subjects blinked, the amount of light hitting their retinas didn't change. Activity in their brains was monitored by functional magnetic resonance imaging.
During blinking, brain activity was suppressed in areas that respond to visual input, the scientists report.
"Transiently suppressing these brain areas involved in visual awareness during blinks may be a neural mechanism for preventing the brain from becoming aware of the eyelid sweeping down over the pupil during a blink and the world going dark," said Christopher Frith at the University College London.
http://www.livescience.com/humanbiology/050725_blink.html
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