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Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Sunday, March 28, 2010
Holi 2010
People in India and other countries with large Hindu populations celebrated Holi, the Festival of Colors during the month of March. A welcoming of Spring, Holi is celebrated as the triumph of good over evil. Hindu devotees and others enthusiastically drop their inhibitions, and chase each other in temples and through the streets, playfully splashing colorful paint, powder and water on each other. People also attend bonfires to commemorate the story of Prahlada, a Hindu figure and devout follower of Lord Vishnu who prevailed over his father and the demoness Holika with the power of his devotion. Collected here are a handful of images from this year's Festival of Colors
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
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Your friend really enjoys the fan club and activity at www.RoyalChallengers.com, and would like to invite you to join as well. We're also running a promotion - your sign up could help your friend win RC merchandise and IPL tickets. Help them out and experience the magic of belonging to an active cricket community.
Sign up now!
Even more... Game for Life!
Team Royal Challengers
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Sunday, August 16, 2009
Why Frequent Blinking is Essential for Healthy Eyes and Optimal Vision
Frequent and gentle blinking is essential to the health of your eyes and vision because it allows your eyelids to regularly coat your eyes with three beneficial layers of tears:
1. The first layer of tears lies right up against the whites of your eyes, and provides an even coat of protein-rich moisture for the second layer to adhere to.
2. The middle watery layer helps to wash away foreign debris. It also nourishes the cornea of your eyes with minerals, a variety of proteins, and moisture.
3. The third outer layer of tears is somewhat oily. It serves to prevent the middle watery layer from evaporating quickly, and provides needed lubrication between your eyes and your eyelids.
If your eyes are not regularly coated with the three layers of tears described above, they will be deprived of ongoing nourishment and cleansing, and they will be unnecessarily strained.
One of the reasons why many of us don't blink as often as we should is that we don't see frequent blinking in mainstream media. Actors and anchor-people are typically trained to blink as infrequently as possible, so when we take in mainstream media, our subconscious minds learn that it isn't normal to blink frequently.
To optimally support your eyes and vision, it's best to blink softly every two to four seconds, which translates to about fifteen to thirty blinks per minute. By consciously making an effort to softly blink at this rate, over time, your body will turn your conscious efforts into a subconscious habit.
Some tips on blinking to promote optimal eye health and vision:
· A soft and natural blink should occur like the light flap of the wings of a butterfly - this is a good image to visualize as you make an effort to blink softly every two to four seconds.
· You should blink regularly during all activities, including reading, working on the computer, and viewing a TV program or film.
· Contact lenses can discourage frequent blinking because the back surface of your eyelids is not designed to rub over an artificial surface. This is one of several good reasons why contact lenses should be avoided whenever possible
· Some yoga and meditation instructors suggest doing exercises that involve fixating your vision on one object, such as the flame of a candle, and doing your best not to blink. I encourage you to ignore the part about suppressing your instinct to blink. It's quite possible to experience inner stillness and peace while blinking frequently.
Since the primary goal of blinking regularly is to keep your eyes well lubricated and nourished, another good tip for eye and vision care is to keep your eyes closed whenever you are thinking about something while you do not need your vision. For example, if you are stuck in the middle of composing an e-mail message, close your eyes while you think of your next sentence.
1. The first layer of tears lies right up against the whites of your eyes, and provides an even coat of protein-rich moisture for the second layer to adhere to.
2. The middle watery layer helps to wash away foreign debris. It also nourishes the cornea of your eyes with minerals, a variety of proteins, and moisture.
3. The third outer layer of tears is somewhat oily. It serves to prevent the middle watery layer from evaporating quickly, and provides needed lubrication between your eyes and your eyelids.
If your eyes are not regularly coated with the three layers of tears described above, they will be deprived of ongoing nourishment and cleansing, and they will be unnecessarily strained.
One of the reasons why many of us don't blink as often as we should is that we don't see frequent blinking in mainstream media. Actors and anchor-people are typically trained to blink as infrequently as possible, so when we take in mainstream media, our subconscious minds learn that it isn't normal to blink frequently.
To optimally support your eyes and vision, it's best to blink softly every two to four seconds, which translates to about fifteen to thirty blinks per minute. By consciously making an effort to softly blink at this rate, over time, your body will turn your conscious efforts into a subconscious habit.
Some tips on blinking to promote optimal eye health and vision:
· A soft and natural blink should occur like the light flap of the wings of a butterfly - this is a good image to visualize as you make an effort to blink softly every two to four seconds.
· You should blink regularly during all activities, including reading, working on the computer, and viewing a TV program or film.
· Contact lenses can discourage frequent blinking because the back surface of your eyelids is not designed to rub over an artificial surface. This is one of several good reasons why contact lenses should be avoided whenever possible
· Some yoga and meditation instructors suggest doing exercises that involve fixating your vision on one object, such as the flame of a candle, and doing your best not to blink. I encourage you to ignore the part about suppressing your instinct to blink. It's quite possible to experience inner stillness and peace while blinking frequently.
Since the primary goal of blinking regularly is to keep your eyes well lubricated and nourished, another good tip for eye and vision care is to keep your eyes closed whenever you are thinking about something while you do not need your vision. For example, if you are stuck in the middle of composing an e-mail message, close your eyes while you think of your next sentence.
Thursday, July 26, 2007
Three Things In Life
Three Things In Life:
Three things in life that, once gone, never come back: Time, Words & Opportunity
Three things in life that may never be lost:Peace, Hope & Honesty.
Three things in life that are most valuable:Love, Self-confidence & Friends
Three things in life that are never certain:Dreams, Success & Fortune
Three things that make a man:Hard work, Sincerity & Commitment
Three things in life that can destroy a man:Wine, Pride & Anger
Three Things In Life:
Three things in life that, once gone, never come back: Time, Words & Opportunity
Three things in life that may never be lost:Peace, Hope & Honesty.
Three things in life that are most valuable:Love, Self-confidence & Friends
Three things in life that are never certain:Dreams, Success & Fortune
Three things that make a man:Hard work, Sincerity & Commitment
Three things in life that can destroy a man:Wine, Pride & Anger
Friday, June 1, 2007
welcome
hi buddies... thanx for visiting my blog page...in the coming days i ll be posting lot of articles ...keep waitng for thm...also also do reply to my posts n keeps encouraging to put in more posts...thankQ again ......enjoy..
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