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if your intellect were a soup kitchen, our society would no longer have a problem with hunger and poverty as the dead piled up in the streets.
Gaurav Tekriwal is the founder President of The Vedic Maths Forum India and a passionate advocate of making Vedic Maths a part of the global dialogue on mathematics. An educator and motivator, Gaurav has been imparting Vedic Mathematics skills over the past five years. He inspires and informs people, helping them to realize their true potential by introducing them to India’s ancient Indian system of Mathematics. Gaurav’s sharp intellect, research, innovative concepts and belief in ‘Vedic Maths isn’t a Miracle- YOU ARE!’ makes him a sought after speaker in the academic circuit.He is also actively associated with the Young Indians, an organization under the Confederation of Indian Industry. Gaurav has spoken at TED@Bangalore and at TEDx Youth London.
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“Men are governed by lines of intellect - women: by curves of emotion” - James Joyce.
10 more uploads and it will be the end of the incomplete 365. well, everything comes to an end. sorry to disappoint you people! :p
Why do we see faults in others? Often even if I don't want to blame others for any wrong doing, why does it happen so? Who shows others negatives like these? Get answers to these questions and lot more at -
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Monument by Thomas Banks with the sleeping figure of Penelope Boothby aged 5
"I was not in safety, neither had I rest, and the trouble came
To Penelope only child of Sir Brooke and Dame Susanna Boothby; Born April 11th 1785; Died March 12th 1791. She was in form and intellect most exquisite, the unfortunate parents ventured their all on this frail bark, and the wreck was total"
The inscription is in 4 different languages - English, Latin, French and Italian, all of which Penelope spoke.
Penelope was the only child of Sir Brooke Boothby of Ashbourne Hall and wife Susannah daughter of Robert Bristoe & Susanna Philipson
She was the grand daughter of Sir Brooke Boothby, 5th Bt.
Phoebe Hollins www.flickr.com/gp/52219527@N00/ogg316
Her father Sir Brooke Boothby, 6th Baronet 1744 - 1824 was a linguist, translator, poet and landowner,
In the year of his marriage he leased Ashbourne Hall from his father, whose extravagance had forced him to live elsewhere whilst renting out the family seat and began its restoration funded by his wife's dowry. As well as renovating the structure, he remodeled the parkland, he bought rare plants and works of art Like his father before him, he was extravagant in the extreme. That weakness and his emotional self-indulgence were to be his nemeses.
His only daughter, Penelope, was born in the following April.
Sir Joshua Reynolds was a family friend and his painting "The Girl in the Mop Cap" is of Penelope when aged four. www.flickr.com/gp/52219527@N00/9J2z53
However on 19th March 1791, disaster struck when Penelope died at the age of five.
This permanently affected her father and he subsequently published a book of poetry, "Sorrows Sacred to the Memory of Penelope" and commissioned a painting by Henry Fuseli " The Apotheosis of Penelope Boothby" in 1792 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Fuseli_Henry_The_Apotheosis_Of... He also commissioned this monument.
His life continued to decline . He and his wife had separated soon after their daughter's funeral, and she returned to her parents' home in Hampshire , settling later in Dover. Her death was recorded under her maiden name.
As a result of his extravagance Boothby met with economic disaster which completely altered the course of his life. Ashbourne Hall was leased in c1814 - 1817 to Richard grandson of Sir Richard Arkwright. Boothby settled in diminished circumstances in Boulogne in 1815 and died there in 1824. He was buried near to Penelope with his parents and his sister Maria Elizabeth and other Boothby family members.
- Church of St Oswald, Ashbourne Derbyshire
2014 Critical Halloween I-Relevance. October 31, 2014. Photos by Yuko Torihara (www.yukotorihara.us).
I'm IN because a woman in her radiance and joy is magnetic -- she changes the world. We need more female leaders. I'm delighted to support women to follow their passion, creativity, intellect, and heart.
"That's no moon, that's a spaceship!"
- Capt. A. Guinness, UNS Falcon, on first sighting the High Prosperity, 2255
No intellect-built object in the known galaxy is as large as a Salvation Worldship. Not even the largest category 5 Arthonid nest can rival the sheer mass of these gargantuan constructs. First sighted in 2255 by a Sol Expeditionary Fleet, the exact age of the Salvations is unknown but believed to be at least several centuries based on long range laser carbon-dating.
Populated by the Vaxtrans, a reclusive and secretive alien race, Worldships are entirely self-sufficient, able to produce their own substenance, fuel, atmosphere and industry. From what little information is available, it appears Worldships were built a long time ago to escape the Enemy, who had destroyed (or overtaken, depending on the translation) the Vaxtran homeworld. Since that time, the Vaxtrans have wandered space on their great ships, trading precious metals in exchange for technology.
While Worldships, whose exact number is unknown, are vast, they are also very crude. Metal-penetrating radar imaging has revealed that Worldships are built from the center out, their size increasing as more and more components are added to them over the years. Newer modules are simply welded over older ones, scrap metal stripped and fused in haphazard ways to various sections to augment armour. Generally speaking, the front of a Worldship is a giant mass of armour, behind which is storage, followed by industrial and recreational areas. Behind these are the living quarters for the ships' population, often numbering in the millions, followed by the multiple power cores and ending with the engines.
This crude building technique is indicative of the Vaxtrans' lack of sophisticated technology. They have no shields powerful enough to cover an entire Worldship, so only critical areas are given coverage. Their space-fold FTL drives, while incredibly fast, take weeks of dedicated charging to power, and are inherently dangerous. The Plentiful Bounty was torn apart by the forces of a space-fold in 2317. True to form, two other Worldships, the High Prosperity and the Infinite Unity salvaged and repurposed the pieces.
While armed with many low-yield plasma cannons and large-bore coilguns, the sheer size of a Salvation Worldship reduces the effective concentration of these weapons, leaving Worldships vulnerable to attack.
While many nations will defend Worldships, as the Sol Union Navy did during the New Paris War, many others see Worldships as juicy targets. The Vaxtrans appear to be a doomed race, cursed to wander the stars, their only hope of salvation a planetary presence which their collective trauma and tradition will never allow.
And therefore very suitable for a dedication to my friend Sheila in Millstone. I wish you good luck and a speedy recovery.
CERTAIN personal qualities, apart from a keen intellect and a ready wit, are essential for success in a diplomatic career. A perpetual smile on the face and a sense of humour are two of these.
Arthur Lall, the first ever Indian ambassador, had it all. Betty Lall gave able support to her husband. On a warm, pleasant day, if one happens to stroll down the streets of New York, be it uptown, midtown or downtown, the chances were that one would meet them.
The last time this writer had such a downtown encounter, Arthur Lall said, "It is nice to see you still here. Look how wonderful the day is and how everyone here likes to talk. What a difference between here and back home." Betty Lall nodded approvingly.
Arthur Lall, 87 at the time of his death on September 13, will be sorely missed whether it be an Independence Day gathering, an Indian function or a small private cocktail or dinner reception. He was one of the most pleasant personalities one met in New York. Whenever he was called upon to say something to an audience, he compelled attention with his amusing anecdotes and a quaintness of humour that never failed him.
Arthur Lall was among a handful of Indian Civil Service (ICS) officers who were handpicked by Jawaharlal Nehru for responsibilities abroad. His immense erudition was attained at Balliol College, Oxford, after he obtained a firm grounding at home on all basic subjects. Nehru was a strong critic of the ICS officers but he relied heavily on bright young people belonging to the ICS cadre in building the foreign service. Arthur Lall measured up to Nehru's expectations.
UNITED NATIONS
Arthur Lall at the United Nations in 1957.
Another mentor of Arthur Lall was V.K. Krishna Menon, who took him as his assistant during the famous United Nations Security Council debates on Kashmir in the 1950s and on Goa in the early 1960s. Krishna Menon inducted Arthur Lall into U.N.-related work from his position as the Consul-General for India in New York.
For several years after Krishna Menon faded out, Arthur Lall, as the chief Indian delegate and Ambassador, waged many a diplomatic battle for India at the U.N. But his style was different from that of his mentor: he was the permanently smiling Permanent Representative at the U.N. and he created the same effect in his adversaries. After retiring from the foreign service, Arthur Lall became a Professor at Cornell University and later at Columbia, teaching international relations and diplomacy.
Many people paid tributes to Arthur but the most touching tribute came from B.K. Nehru, another distinguished diplomat and his companion at Balliol. B.K. Nehru tells an amusing story about how the two friends, both underweight, went on a fattening diet of bread and cheese and a pitcher of rich, creamy milk. The physical standards needed for entry into the ICS had somehow to be met. While B.K. Nehru attained the requisite dimensions, Arthur retained his underweight figure, a figure that he maintained until the end.
B.K. Nehru says that both he and Arthur passed the ICS in 1933. "Though he was two years younger than I, Arthur had more grey matter in his cranium," he says.
"Arthur came to see me one day and said he had been offered a fabulous salary - I had the impression that it was seven or eight times more than what we were getting - by one of the foremost British commercial houses in Calcutta," B.K. Nehru said. "He wanted to know whether he should accept it or not. I told him if his aim in life was to make more money, he should of course accept it. But he should remember that whenever he came to see me, I would keep him waiting outside my door for a minimum of one hour."
Both he and Nehru corresponded frequently and Arthur Lall's interest in India and patriotism remained so high that he held B.K. Nehru personally responsible for all the wrong things that India did. "And he used to order me from East 81st Street, New York, where he lived, about what to do and what not to do with our beloved but inefficient, incompetent and badly run country."
R.CHAKRAPANI
in New York
Front Line Oct-Nov 1998
Considering his towering intellect, you'd have thought Mr Fox might have become a little more risk averse. Particularly as he's still not been able to source a fitting hard hat .
Taking leave of his senses once again - probably due to the heat - he thought he'd give building a cardboard cone pyramid a go... and why not!
It was all going rather well, Mr Fox is a trained engineer after all... Perched on the very top of his epic structure, just as he was about to place the final block down, Mrs PB entered the fray.... wearing one of the pots on her head!
Mr Fox thought this was strange, as he'd needed exactly all of them to retain structural integrity!
As he teetered on the edge, if he could just get Mrs PB to put it back where she found it everything might be OK. But before negotiations could begin, almost on cue, a certain some ones nose began to twitch. Seconds later there was an excruciating ATCHOO!
Mr Fox came tumbling down.
Gaurav Tekriwal is the founder President of The Vedic Maths Forum India and a passionate advocate of making Vedic Maths a part of the global dialogue on mathematics. An educator and motivator, Gaurav has been imparting Vedic Mathematics skills over the past five years. He inspires and informs people, helping them to realize their true potential by introducing them to India’s ancient Indian system of Mathematics. Gaurav’s sharp intellect, research, innovative concepts and belief in ‘Vedic Maths isn’t a Miracle- YOU ARE!’ makes him a sought after speaker in the academic circuit.He is also actively associated with the Young Indians, an organization under the Confederation of Indian Industry. Gaurav has spoken at TED@Bangalore and at TEDx Youth London.
The starting point should be if it is necessary for you to change and why you think it is.
As we try to do different things in life, a number of fails will grow exponentially over time, making us think we are a failure, but... are you a failure for real?
Gaurav Tekriwal is the founder President of The Vedic Maths Forum India and a passionate advocate of making Vedic Maths a part of the global dialogue on mathematics. An educator and motivator, Gaurav has been imparting Vedic Mathematics skills over the past five years. He inspires and informs people, helping them to realize their true potential by introducing them to India’s ancient Indian system of Mathematics. Gaurav’s sharp intellect, research, innovative concepts and belief in ‘Vedic Maths isn’t a Miracle- YOU ARE!’ makes him a sought after speaker in the academic circuit.He is also actively associated with the Young Indians, an organization under the Confederation of Indian Industry. Gaurav has spoken at TED@Bangalore and at TEDx Youth London.
Presenting at an academic level is a balancing act between conveying your academic knowledge and in-depth understanding of a subject with an effective presentation style and presentation content that will not overload, bore or confuse your audience.
with their intellect as master, have attempted to force the unwilling medium of paint and canvas into a record of their emotions. i find any digression from this large aim leads me to boredom. [edward hopper]
[droid-a-day keeps the doctor away... ]
deva of intellect and wisdom
Submitted to monthly scavenger hunt - June 2010 (an elephant in the room)
I took this a while ago, I have some more of this youngster on my stream from a family shoot.
One of my ideas was to mix the orange with a suit and a wide angle. This is the result.
I just had it printed on metallic pper and it looks awesome, at that point i realisesd i hadnt posted it here.
Anyway here it is, enjoy!
The knowledge of the soul penetrates through intellect it is known as ego. This is the indirect light of the soul. When the light comes directly, without any matter kept in the middle that is the light of pure soul.
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Building on the intellect, hard work, fame and bravery that have been the hallmarks of Connecticut residents for centuries, state Senator Joseph Crisco, Jr. helped unveil the 2016 inductees to the Connecticut Hall of Fame: actress Meryl Streep, American Revolution patriot Nathan Hale, state militia General Henry Burbeck, dentist Horace Wells and author and advocate Helen Keller. (March 7, 2016)
"Men of broader intellect know that there is no sharp distinction betwixt the real and the unreal."
R.I.P. HP Lovecraft
Who are you? How does the world function? How do certain circumstances arise? Why does something happen? What is the mind, intellect, Soul? How are they different? How do you get inner peace? Is there permanent happiness?
All these questions are answered through Akram Vignan (Spritual Science), answers with the right concepts. The most unique and fundamental aspect of Akram Vignan is the Knowledge of the Self. This helps you conduct your worldly interactions with equanimity and brings peace. It is the right understanding that can bring about change, while all the other external circumstances remain the same.
Get to know more about Akram Vignan and Param Pujya Gnani Purush Dada Bhagwan, the pioneer of Akram Vignan
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Manufacturer: Grenadier
Line: Official AD&D "Solid Gold" line
Set: Dwellers Below
Catalog title: Intellect Devourer
Catalog #: 2012B
Release date: 1980
Painter: Spooktalker
Date painted: 2009
“The creation of something new is not accomplished by the intellect but by the play instinct” – Carl Jung. And this is what sensory development in early childhood does to your child. The mindful usage of touch, hear, taste, smell, and sight in the early stage of life allow the child to observe, explore, indulge in novel adventures and experience evolutions. To familiarise children with balance and coordination is not just crucial but worthwhile. And nothing works more reasonably than the lessons that include their senses. Also, the best part is the probe through senses comes unpretentiously in kids. Nevertheless, if you want to ensure the holistic development of your child, you ought to pour in added efforts through sensory play in early childhood.
Give a five-minute read, and enjoy till the end for everything you need to know about sensory play.
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