A guy asks a lawyer what his fee is.
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"I charge $ 50 for three questions," the lawyer says.
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"That's awfully steep, isn't it?" the guy asks.
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"YES", the laywyer replies, "Now what's your final question?"
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Friday, 24 October 2008
Bid Adieu to a Stressed Lifestyle...Chhaya Toshniwal
Men lead a stressful life, what with them being the only breadwinners in the family. There's a lot that they need to think about and manage their finances well in order to make ends meet. But getting stressed is not the only solution. Psychiatrist Dr. Ch. Venkata Suresh at Yashoda Hospital, Hyderabad gives us a few tips to lead a stress-free life.
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Though we all know that a good lifestyle is important to lead a happy life, Dr. Suresh says, "Men should avoid anxiety-proviking substances like tea, coffee, alcohol and tobacco. And do daily regular exercises."
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This is not all. The doctor also advises men to involve themselves in relaxation therapies like Pranayama. "If the concerned person is still not relieved of stress, then he should consult a phychiatrist. The psychiatrist will make him do stress-releasing exercises like bio feedback (where an instrument will play unacceptable music when he is stressed out and will play melodious music when the person is relaxed)," says the doctor.
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However, remember to have a glass of water and two bananas before going to sleep at night because this will make you have a sound sleep and will reduce stress. Also, have a bath with lukewarm water before going to sleep, suggests the doctor.
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Though we all know that a good lifestyle is important to lead a happy life, Dr. Suresh says, "Men should avoid anxiety-proviking substances like tea, coffee, alcohol and tobacco. And do daily regular exercises."
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This is not all. The doctor also advises men to involve themselves in relaxation therapies like Pranayama. "If the concerned person is still not relieved of stress, then he should consult a phychiatrist. The psychiatrist will make him do stress-releasing exercises like bio feedback (where an instrument will play unacceptable music when he is stressed out and will play melodious music when the person is relaxed)," says the doctor.
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However, remember to have a glass of water and two bananas before going to sleep at night because this will make you have a sound sleep and will reduce stress. Also, have a bath with lukewarm water before going to sleep, suggests the doctor.
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Wish....
Three guys, stranded on a deserted island, find a magic lantern containing a genie, who grants them each one wish. The first guy wishes he was off the island and back home. The second guy wishes the same. The third guy says "I'm lonely. I wish my friends were back here.".........
Weak Vs Strong__ Mahathma Gandhi
The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is the attribute of the strong..... MohanDas Karamchandh Gandhi
Monday, 13 October 2008
All that money you have lost, where did it go?...DC/// By ERIC CARVIN
Trillions in stock market value -- gone. Trillions in retirement savings --- gone. A huge chunk of the money you paid for your house, the money you are saving from college, the money your boss needs to make payroll -- gone, gone, gone.
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Whether you are a stock broker or Joe Six-pack, if you have a 401 (k), a mutual fund or a college savings plan, tumbling stock markets and sagging home prices mean you have lost a whole lot of the money that was right there on your account statements just a few months ago.
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But if you no longer have that money, who does? The fat cats on Wall Street? Some oil baron in Saudi Arabia? The government of China? Or is it just -- gone?
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If you are looking to track down your missing money -- figure our who has it now, may be ask to have it back -- you might be disappointed to learn that is was never really money in the first place. Mr Robert Shiller, an economist at Yale, puts it bluntly: The notion that you lose a pile of money whenever the stock market tanks is a "fallacy." He says the price of a stock has never been the same thing as money -- it's simply the "best guess" of what the stock is worth> "We are just recording a measure of what people think the stock market is worth." Though some thing, of course, is disappearing as markets and real estate values tumble. Even if a share of stock you own isn't a wad of bills in your wallet, even if the value of your hime isn't something you can redeem at will, surely you can lose potential money -- that is, the money that would be yours to spend if you sold your house or emptied out your mutual funds right now. And if you are a few months away from retirement, or hoping to sell your house and buy a smaller one to help pay for your kid's college tuition, this "potential money" is something you are counting on to get by.
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For people who need cash and need it now, this is as real as money gets, whether or not it meets the technical definition of the word. Still, you run into trouble when you think of that potential money as being the same thing as the cash in your purse or your checking account. There's a key distinction here: While the money in your pocket is unlikely to just vanish into thin air, the money you could have had, if only you'd sold your house or drained your stock-heavy mutual funds a year ago, most certainly can.
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" You can't enjoy the benefits of your 401 (k) if it's disappeared," Jorgenson explains. "If you had it all in financial stocks and they've all gone down by 80 percent --- sorry! That is a permanent loss because those folks aren't come back.".......
Friday, 10 October 2008
Dhat Syndrome rests in the Mind.....Dr. D. NARAYANA REDDY
Suraj, who had attempted suicide, was brought to my clinic by his father. The reason, he was gradually losing the elixir of his life - SEMEN. He had nocturnal emissions and whenever he strained while passing stools, semen was coming out along with urine. How long could he manage to live with his failing manhood and health?
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Suraj was suffering from a psychological condition known as "Dhat Syndrome".
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The word DHAT is derived from the Sanskrit word DHATHU meaning a constituent part of the body, in other words, semen.
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It is basically a concept developed from the cultural belief that semen is precious. There is no scientific basis to the belief that one drop of semen equals 100 drops of blood.
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People believe that semen is the most concentrated, perfect and powerful body substance. Hence its preservation guarantees health and longevity. Others believe that loss of semen robs the body of its vital breath and the vital spirits.
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These misconceptions cause emotional distress resulting in various problems: Exhaustion, weakness, dryness of the body, emaciation, sunken eyes, palpitation, sleeplessness, etc. The resulting depression could even drive them to suicide. The consumed food is broken down into simpler compounds by our digestive system and then transported through blood stream to various organs to nourish them. Thus nourished, the sex glands testes, seminal vesicles and prostate glands secrete the components of semen. Thus it is obvious that there is no direct correlation between the quantity of semen and the quantity of blood.
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What is passed along with urine is not semen but secretions of the urethral glands. If a man has constipation and exerts pressure while passing stools this pressure is relayed from the rectum to the urethra. This pressure squeezes these glands and their secretions accumulate in the urinary passage. When urine is passed out, these accumulated secretions travel along with the urine.
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Remember:
1. The production of semen is an unending process except when there is an infection, injury or birth defect.
2. Semen can't be stored in the body beyond a point. It must be released.
3. The value of semen rests with producing a child, nothing more.
4. Semen and urine cannot mix unless there is a defect in the valve in the genital tract.
Monday, 6 October 2008
Control your Desire....,,,,
There is a good illustration of the nature of anger given by the Perfect Master Ramakrishna. He was from the area around Calcutta and the Ganges flowed by his ashram. One day Ramakrishna was standing by the river with his disciples and, pointing to a boat moving upstream, he gave this parable on anger.
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The boatman rowing upstream sees another boat, far off, moving downstream towards him. He shouts, "Hey, watch out! Change your course, look out!" But the boat continues to rush towards him and, as it comes closer, he sees that there is nobody in the boat. Now is he going to continue to yell at the boat to change its course? No, he is simply going to change his own course and steer around the on rushing boat.
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Ramakrishna said, "The one who is angry is like a boat which has no captain, steer away. Don't stand and throw words back at the boat in anger. Steer aside. Otherwise neither boat has a captain".
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On mastering the mind, Ramakrishna said, "Once I had the desire to put on a goldembroidered robe, weat a ring on my finger, and smoke a hubble-bubble with long pipe. Mathur Babu procured all these things for me. I wore the gold-embroidered robe and said to myself after a while, 'Mind! This is what is called a gold-embroidered robe'. Then I took it off and threw it away. I could not stand the robe any more. Again I said to myself, 'Mind! This is called a ring, and this, smoking a hubble-bubble with a long pipe'. I threw those things away once for all, and the desire to enjoy them never arose in my mind again".
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