UNBELIEVABLE BHARAT

Right now, India is the richest country in the world! Wondering how? It's really amazing. (1)  It's due to Mr. G Vaidyaraj, who donated all his wealth, about which he actually did not know.
 
 He is a descendent of Raja Krishnadev Raya from Mysore district.
 
 For the last 300 years or so, three stones were worshipped in his house.But nobody tried to see what it was, except this person, who is a lawyer by profession. 
One day, when there was nobody in his house, he took the stone out to see what it was that they worship.
 Due to the dust deposited on it, from many many years, it looked only like a simple stone.
 But when he touched it, some portion of the stone was cleansed.
 And he saw a bright ray of light.
 He saw something which attracted his attention. And he was amazed when he cleaned all of them.The whole room was filled with light.
 He discovered they were diamonds of about 4600 carats each.
 
 He informed the Govt. of India and the news is censored with its security.
 It's now deposited in a Swiss Bank.  The cost of single diamond exceeds the GDP of USA + UK .
 
 Even World Bank does not have enough money to buy it. India can buy virtually 7 developing nations. 
 
 One diamond costs thrice the debt of World Bank over India .
 
 One such diamond can buy 10 Bill Gates to you.
 And the World Bank has proposed the Indian Govt. that it can pay India in Installment if it wishes to do so. 
 
India 's GDP is 34.25 billion dollars.
 
 Bill Gates property is 95 billion dollars approximate so that is the way 'nature changes'.
 
 Our Prime Minister has refused to sell it.
 
 He said it will be sold or mortgaged for credit when we need it. Otherwise right now we have no problems.
 
 You can go through Times of India with a small column on it a week ago.
 
 Star TV presented a 115 min documentary on it about 15 days ago.
 
 The Hindu with its half page article in it.
 
 After that it was censored as classified.
 
 (2)  Another good news is that in the Desert of Thar a deposit of Oil and Natural gas have been found. This stores what Kuwait has in its stomach.
 
India can go with this ONGC energy reserve with another 30 years.
 And moreover it can export it to other counties. It's incredible!! But true. 
 
 (3)  An Indian boy in his 12th standard has disproved Einstein's 'Theory of Relativity'.
 Shocked? Read on...
 
 Sudarshan Reddy has theoretically proven the existence of a sub-atomic particle, which can travel at speed greater than that of light, thereby challenging one of the fundamental postulates of the 'Theory of Relativity'.
 
 In his recent research paper submitted to the Institute of Advanced Physics (IAP) at Trieste ( Italy ), Sudarshan has proved the existence of a class of sub-atomic particles called leptons', which can travel faster than light. 
 The international physics community is shocked by this discovery. 
 
 Dr.Massimo Martelli, President of the IAP has this to say about the paper submitted by Sudarshan. 'After long, careful and critical analysis, I can confidently say that Sudarshan's research papers show tremendous leap in our understanding of physics. His investigation mounts up on 'leptons'.. His work builds substantially on the work of Einstein and others in the field of relativity.'
 When physicists from Princeton University tried to measure Sudarshan's IQ with an IQ-meter (at the American Embassy in Delhi ), the meter broke down.
 Sudarshan, incidentally, is the brother of Madhu Reddy, the Indian whiz kid who developed an operating system superior to Microsoft Windows.

We should all be very proud of these boys.

some Funny pictures and cute one i like most.

How Can I Kick My Diet Soda Habit for Good?

Q: I couldn't stomach another Diet Coke after I watched yourDaily Dose video about it. What can you suggest that I do to move away from it (or any soda) and stay off of them for good? — Cheryl Brightman (via email)

A: Quitting soda isn’t easy, but it is well worth it. It’s no secret nowadays that soda is bad for you. Whether it’s regular soda loaded with sugar, calories, and chemicals or diet soda loaded with artificial sweeteners and chemicals, the negative effects facing soda drinkers can range from obesity and bone loss to diabetes — and some studies even suggest links to cancer. Bottom line, the sooner you quit, the better off you’ll be.

In addition, soda is costly. According to the National Soft Drink Association, the average American drinks 600 12-ounce servings of soda a year. That’s roughly three a day at $1 a pop — or about $1,000 a year! Over a decade you will spend as much as $10,000 — not to mention the amount it will cost you in health-related medical issues down the road.

So, where do you start and what do you do? The first step is to call a spade a spade and admit it’s an addiction — both chemical and behavioral. I’m a huge believer in the cold turkey approach. Take the hit, get over the hump, and move forward. Not an easy thing to do, but doable nonetheless and utterly necessary.

Second, prepare yourself to feel like crap for a bit until your body has detoxed from soda and broken the chemical addiction. I don’t have a scientific answer on how long this will or should take because everyone’s body is different, but what I can tell you, based on personal experience, is that you will feel badly for around a month. I remember that when I quit I felt exhausted and grumpy for about 30 days and sported headaches off and on for the first week or so.

The best way to manage the biochemical aspects of your detox is to make sure to stabilize your blood sugar with balanced meals (some protein, fat, and carbs) every 3 to 4 hours. Hydrate with water as much as possible to help flush out chemicals and boost your energy. Don’t go cold turkey on quitting caffeine though. Caffeine in the right dose and the right form actually has health benefits — from accelerating metabolism to better cognitive function — so allow yourself around 200mg a day from a clean source. A natural energy product, like EBOOST, an all-natural green tea drink I endorse, is the option I choose. Or you can grab a regular cup of coffee. Just remember that coffee is dehydrating and if it’s not organic you have all the pesticides, etc. so be smart with the product you choose.

Next, from a behavioral standpoint try switching to carbonated water and adding some natural flavor to it like a splash of juice. When Bob Harper and I quit soda we both became obsessed with a product called Soda Stream. It allows you to create your own soda. It carbonates water (you can even control how carbonated you want the water) and allows you to flavor naturally either with their products or you can do it yourself by adding a splash of juice or a couple slices of lime. This allows you to get the fizz and some flavor without the chemicals, calories, or even the cans and bottles, which also protects the environment.

Again, this won’t be easy, but after you get over the hump you are going to look better and feel better in every way.

This is a very! very good one!!!

If you've ever had an Indian taxi driver you'll love this one...

A drunk woman, stark naked, jumped into a taxi at a Papatoetoe Cab Rank.

The Indian driver opened his eyes wide and stared at the woman. He made no attempt to start the Cab.

"What's wrong with you Luv, haven't you ever seen a naked woman before?"

"I'll not be staring at you lady, I am telling you, that would not be proper, where I am coming from..."

"Well, if you're not bloody staring at me Luvie, what are you doing then?"

"Well, I am looking and looking, and I am thinking and thinking to myself, where is this lady keeping the money to be paying me with?!" 

Gold to Attain 33,000 Mark In India

Bangalore: Gold prices are anticipated to beat all its record by the year end and cross the $1,800 mark globally and to touch 33,000 mark per 10 grams in India, as stated by the update of Thomson Reuters GFMS Gold Survey 2012 released in London. The bullishness of Reuters is mostly based on the quantitative easing (QE3) and fiscal policies of U.S. Government, which are enacted to boost its economy.

“Gold is now entering the high demand fall season. It has been my expectation that gold will generate its first test of the all-time highs sometime this fall. If my intermediate cycle count is correct, we should see a move above the A-wave top of $1800 and a rally close to $1900 by late October or early November. At that point, the intermediate cycle will enter the timing band for the next corrective move, which should prevent gold from breaking out to new highs”, says Toby Connor, Blogger of Gold Scents, a financial blog with a special emphasis on the gold secular bull market.

 “The rupee is prevailing around the level of 55.60 against the dollar since gold started heating from the level of $1,530 about a month ago. Now, when the metal is approaching around $1,700, the Indian rupee continues to remain in the same range. In all probability, the rupee is unlikely to appreciate from this level resulting in gold prices getting support from overseas markets. If QE3 comes, gold would definitely hit Rs 33,000 per 10 gm in India and even higher,” said Prithviraj Kothari, President, Bombay Bullion Association (BBA), as quoted by Business Insider.

Gold prices in Mumbai’s Zaveri Bazaar turned up by 120 and at Rs 31,320 per 10 gm as against Rs 31,200 per 10 gm on 4^th September’12.

Thomson Reuters GFMS, in its quarterly Gold Survey alleged that, “Gold price is expected to clear the $1,800 mark before year-end.”

Philip Klapwijk, Global Head of Metals Analytics said, “We have already seen the lows for the year and that firmer prices, particularly towards year-end, are on the cards. But we are also expecting a bumpy ride looking ahead - any intensification of the euro zone crisis or dashing of hopes for further easing by the Fed and you could easily see the rally derailed for a while”, as quoted by Business Insider.

Aishwarya Vijay TV Actress photos in saree

Aishwarya Vijay TV Actress photos in saree

A 14 Year Old Indian is 'First Inventor Of Email'

Cambridge: It is heartening to hear that the exposition of facts on the publicly available website, is helping the world validate that a 14-year-old Indian boy invented email in 1978, while working in Newark, NJ. What continue to be deplorable are the childish tantrums of industry insiders who now believe that by creating confusion on the case of "email", they can distract attention from the facts.

In languages such as FORTRAN IV, it was conventional and a well-known fact that names of programs, variables and subroutines were typically written in upper case --- thus the convention of "EMAIL" to refer to the main subroutine name of the program V.A. Shiva Ayyadurai developed. By the source code submitted to the US Copyright Office and by the documents provided to the Smithsonian, email's intention and origin was to replicate electronically the interoffice, inter-organizational mail system. These are indisputable facts, as I have referred to in my earlier statement.

Note by the Copyright Act of 1976, once a work is in publication it is protected. In 1978, "email" was first coined and used by Shiva to name his program. According to the Oxford English Dictionary, in modern times, the date of origin of email is 1979, except for an old English reference to mean enamel in the 1500's. The Merriam-Webster has the date of origin as 1982. Note Shiva, received his formal Copyright registration in 1982.

As late as December 1977, Mr. David Crocker, one of Shiva's detractors, part of the ARPAnet coterie, clearly stated in a report he authored, "...no attempt is being made to emulate a full-scale, inter-organizational mail system."

Given the term email was not used prior to 1978, and there was no intention to emulate "...a full-scale, inter-organizational mail system," as late as December 1977, there is no controversy here, except the one created by industry insiders, who have a vested interest to protect a false branding that BBN is the "inventor of email", which the facts obliterate.

Email, upper case, lower case, any case, is the electronic version of the interoffice, inter-organizational mail system, the email we all experience today -- and email was invented in 1978 by a 14-year-old working in Newark, NJ. The facts are indisputable.