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insurrection : uprising
integrity : character, principle
intelligentsia : the intellectual class
interdict : to forbid
interlocutor : a person who takes part in a conversation
interloper : an intruder
interminable : endless
intermittent : periodic
interpolate : to tamper with or to corrupt by spurious insertions
intone : recite with prolonged sounds
oaf : an idiot
obeisance : respect
obituary : announcement of someone's death
objective (adj) : impartial
oblations : an offering generally
obligatory : compulsory
oblique : indirect
obliterate : to destroy
obloquy : disgrace
obnoxious : offensive
obscure(adj) : not easily understood
(v): to hide
obsequious : fawning; servile
AEROGEL
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Is this the material for future ???
Choose for yourself after reading the following :
Despite its incredibly low density, aerogel is one of the most powerful materials on the planet. It can support thousands of times its own weight, block out intense heat, cold and sound – yet it is 1,000 times less dense than glass, nearly as transparent and is composed of %99.8 air. The lowest-density silica-based aerogels are even lighter than air.
I leave the research part to those who are interested !!!
some more arabic words
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malijadeed ? : what's new?
eshtaqto elaika / elaiki (female) katheeran : i missed you so much !
ahlan sadiqi / sadiqati (female) : hey ! friend !
salam ! : hi !
sabah el kheer : good morning !
masaa el kheer : good evening !
marhaban : welcome (to greet someone )
kaifa haloka / haloki (female) : how are you?
ana bekhair, shokran : i am fine, thanks!
wa ant / wa anti (female) ? : and you?
jayed / 'aadee : good / so-so
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acme : the perfection in the career of anything
acoustics : device converting electrical pulses to sound
acquiescent : a person who makes no opposition
acquit : to release
acrid : pungent
acrimonious : bitterness of feeling or language
actuarial : mathematical and statistical techniques
acumen : keen insight
adduce : to cite or quote
adept : completely skilled
adipose : of fat; fatty
adjudicate : act as a judge in a competition , court etc.
some arabic words
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it seems a lot of love birds nowadays fell short of words while expressing their feelings !! never mind i have come up with some lovable arabic words ,.... do have a look and don't forget to share ::
azizati : for addressing one female
habibati : for addressing one female (baby,sweety and honey)
habeeby : my love
amoorty : honey , sweety
haway : my passion
euoony : my eyes
lahda men fadlek (male)/ fadleki(female) : one moment please
men fathlek/fathleki(female) : excuse me....(to ask for something)!!
ta'ala/ ta'alay(female) ma'ee : come with me
alma'derah : excuse me (to pass by)
ibqa/ ibqay (female) ala al khat raja'an : hold on please!(on phone )
Ma'a salama : good bye!
araka / araki (female) fi ma ba'd : see you later
tosbeho / tosbeheena (female) 'ala khair : good night
lashai jadeed : nothing much
good luck my lovebirds! ! go rule the world not with arms but with words of love..
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incarnate : personified, embodied
incendiary : a person who inflames passions or stirs up trouble
incense : anger
inception: beginning, inauguration
incessant : uninterrupted
incipient : nascent, developing
inclement : severe, harsh
incognito : disguised, secretly
inconsequential : unimportant, trivial
incontinent: unrestrained, lacking control over
incontrovertible : unquestionable
incorporeal : intangible, metaphysical or spiritual
incorrigible : beyond correction or reform
horde: multitude
hosanna : in shout of adoration
hostelry : an inn
hovel : a small or wretched dwelling
hoyden : a tomboy
hubbub : uproar, riot
hubris : overconfidence
humane : merciful
humdrum : monotonous; dull
hummock : a hillock
hurtle : to hurl, to clash
husbandry : business of a farmer; economical management
measuring brightness of star
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How do astronomers measure the radius of a star?
In order to find the diameter of a star you really need three pieces of information about the star 1) distance 2) brightness 3) and color
Step 1: We can figure out the total power output of the star by knowing its brightness at Earth and its distance.
Step 2: Figure out the surface temperature. The universe really gave us scientists a lucky break because stars are fairly predictable objects. What I mean is that, for most stars once we know one property of the star we can generally figure out everything else we want to know about it. This is because stars behave like "black bodies". This is a physics term which describes how an object of certain temperature glows at different wavelength (thus influencing its color). Most ordinary matter resembles a black body (has nothing to do with being black, it's just terminology). You probably already have an intuitive understanding of this from your everyday experience. For example, when you heat up an object, at first it might start to glow red. And as it gets hotter it might start to glow yellow, blue, and eventually white. Because stars approximate black bodies very well, by knowing the color of the star we can figure out what its surface temperature is quite accurately.
Step 3: Another great thing about black bodies is that, for any specific amount of surface area we can predict exactly how much light it will radiate (hotter objects are brighter). And since we already know the temperature and the total brightness of the star we can figure out its surface area, and thus it's diameter ![]()
Go amateurs ! this is for you!!
some worrrrrrdsssssss
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ubiquitous : to be found everywhere
ulterior : concealed; undisclosed
ultimatum : a last offer or demand; a last word
unassuaged : undiminished
unassuming : unpretentious
unbridled : unrestrained
uncanny : weird, supernatural
undermine : to weaken gradually
undulate : to move like or in waves; to vibrate
unequivocal : clear and emphatic
unfaltering : steady; without stumbling
unfledged : undeveloped or inexperienced
unimpeachable : free from fault
uninhibited : unreserved; unrestricted
unmitigated : unqualified
unobtrusive : modest
unprecedented : of which there has been no previous instance
unruly : turbulent
unsavoury : offensive
unsullied : unpolluted
untenable : not defensible
untoward : unfavourable; inconvenient
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glower : to stare frowningly
glut : to block or choke up
gluttonous : greedy
gnarled : twisted
gnaw : to bite
gnome : a sprite ; goblin
go-getter : an agressively enterprising person
gory : ghastly
gouge : to scoop out
gourmand : a person who eats greedily
gourmet : a connoisseur of good food and wines
governess : woman employed to teach children in a private household
peroration : the conclusion of a speech
perpetrate : to execute
perquisite : benefit apart from salary
perseverance : continued application to anythg which one has begun
persiflage : banter, flippancy
personable : likeable
persona muta : a character in an opera who neither speaks or sings
persona non grata : a person who is not acceptable
pert : unconcealed
pertinent : related
perusal : read carefully
pervade : to diffuse
perverse : stubborn
Can we blame Lord Krishna for the calamity in Uttarakhand?
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Human beings have a selfish nature, the more we receive from Mother Nature, the more we desire. This irrational greed was the basic cause of the disastrous flood. Unplanned development took place in Uttarakhand. Investors and contractors in Uttarakhand were imprudent. They overlooked the geographical structure of Uttrakhand. In an earthquake prone area it was a mere foolishness to have innumerable hotels, resorts, dharamshala, etc. The government of Uttarakhand is equally at fault for not implementing the environment laws.
How long can a mother withstand misdoings of her children? Thus Mother Nature or we can say Mother Earth reminded us that we have taken her for granted. She was burdened too much at the soils of Uttarakhand, thus she revolted, wreaking havoc and fury. Thousands of people are dead, many have become homeless. But it is a result of our wrong doings.
We can argue that the people who died were innocent pilgrims, why should they suffer? To this I have no clear scientific answer. Was it will of God or their own destiny? None can answer. Now we must take lesson from this horrific occurrence or we shall have to grieve again.
This is technical answer to the question why calamity happened in Uttarakhand.
Moving ahead if we look at the incident from the point of view of spirituality and specifically Hinduism we would come across many answers such as those mentioned below.
In Hindu mythology, we know that Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh are the creator, protector and destroyer of the world respectively. We can consider them as 3 different Gods or 1 God, as per our will. So the God who has the power to create us, protect us, has the power to destroy us too, we must bear that in mind.
Some people may claim that those who die at holy places are actually blessed and their souls receive benediction. To quote recent The Hindu article “Many believe the dead were blessed for they were called to the abode of Gods, or holy places, to breathe their last, glossing over the torment they must have experienced as their life withered away.” So we can look at the deaths of thousands of people as two sides of the same coin. Either it was a blessing or it was a curse.
Innocent children who died were at the wrong place at the wrong time.
Some people believe in cycle of life and death, unless you are free of all sins you shall be born again. Consequently due to bad ‘karma’ in previous births, these children were destined to die. This same logic can be applied to men and women too who died there.
Conclusion: We cannot blame Lord Krishna for the catastrophe in Uttarakhand.
