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Per Wikipedia:The internationally recognized symbol for peace was originally designed for the British nuclear disarmament movement by Gerald Holtom in 1958. Holtom, an artist and designer, made it for a march from Trafalgar Square, London to the Atomic Weapons Research Establishment at Aldermaston in England, organised by the Direct Action Committee to take place in April and supported by the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND). Eric Austen (1922–1999) adapted Holtom's designs to ceramic lapel badges.The symbol is a combination of the semaphore signals for the letters "N" and "D," standing for Nuclear Disarmament. In semaphore the letter "N" is formed by a person holding two flags in an upside-down "V," and the letter "D" is formed by holding one flag pointed straight up and the other pointed straight down. Superimposing these two signs forms the shape of the centre of the peace symbol. The original drawing by Gerald Holtom of the CND symbol is housed in the Peace Museum in Bradford, England.Holtom later wrote to Hugh Brock, editor of Peace News, explaining the genesis of his idea in greater depth: "I was in despair. Deep despair. I drew myself: the representative of an individual in despair, with hands palm outstretched outwards and downwards in the manner of Goya's peasant before the firing squad. I formalised the drawing into a line and put a circle round it." Ken Kolsbum, a correspondent of Holtom's, says that the designer came to regret the symbolism of despair, as he felt that peace was something to be celebrated and wanted the symbol to be inverted. Eric Austen is said to have "discovered that the 'gesture of despair' motif had long been associated with 'the death of man', and the circle with 'the unborn child'."The symbol became the badge of CND and wearing it became a sign of support for the campaign for unilateral nuclear disarmament by Britain. An account of CND's early history described it as "a visual adhesive to bind the [Aldermaston] March and later the whole Campaign together ... probably the most powerful, memorable and adaptable image ever designed for a secular cause."Not patented or restricted, the symbol spread beyond CND and was adopted by the wider anti-war movement. It became known in the United States in 1958 when Albert Bigelow, a pacifist protester, sailed a small boat fitted with the CND banner into the vicinity of a nuclear test. Buttons with the symbol were imported into the United States in 1960 by Philip Altbach, a freshman at the University of Chicago. Altbach had traveled to England to meet with British peace groups as a delegate from the Student Peace Union (SPU) and on his return he persauded the SPU to adopt the symbol. Between 1960 and 1964 they sold thousands of the buttons on college campuses. By end of the decade it had become a generic peace sign, crossing national and cultural boundaries.Following an article written by David E. Gumaer in 1970,some conservative and Christian groups have claimed that it has an occult meaning. Gumaer, a member of the John Birch Society, published "Peace Symbols: The Truth About Those Strange Designs," in the John Birch Society's magazine American Opinion saying that the peace symbol had communist, anti-Christian and Satanist associations. Gumaer's claim is often repeated, for example by Christian evangelist Bob Larson in his 1989 book Satanism: the Seduction of America's Youth. It has also been claimed that the peace symbol was originally a Nazi military symbol.In Unicode, the peace symbol is U+262E: ☮, and can thus be generated in HTML by typing ☮ or ☮. However, internet browsers may not have a typeface that can display it.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pea...

Six years ago I was so depressed I thought I would kill myself. I had nothing going on in my life. And the girl I was dating kept calling me "crazy", would break up with me every day, and refuse to introduce me to her friends. I had three failed businesses that year and the year before. And I was going to go broke with two kids to support. This past year, one of my investments sold for 4000% of my initial investment. A business I started went from $0 in revenues to $12,000,000 in eight months. I published two books and wrote 100s of articles and do 12 podcasts a week. But I don't work hard. I'm about to go get a sandwich. I slept late today. I don't say this because it's so great. I'd like to be a little more effective in my work. It's a practice and not a formula. Every day I practice. Here's what I do. If you don't like it, that's fine. I think each person has to find what works for them. I used to not do these things. And when I didn't do these things, nothing would happen. Life doesn't stand still: it either gets worse or better. Eventually it gets a lot worse. We die. That's the only real truth. But in the meantime, here's what I try to do to be successful and work harder. - NOTHING I don't read the News [ http://www.jamesaltucher.com/2012/07/go-on-a-news-diet-starting-today/?utm_ad=23048&utm_placement=146&utm_medium=15 ]. I used to work for the news. I know what happens there. The more you read news, the less informed you are, the more time you just wasted. Since I stopped reading news, I read more books. i get more info. I feel more alive. I get less scared. I also don't talk to people who want to gossip. Gossip never made anyone a success. And I don't say "yes" to things I don't want to do. Else I resent the person who asked me, I hate myself for saying yes, and I'm bad at whatever it is I said "yes" to. So, in order to work harder, I try to find as much NOTHING in my life as possible. - EAT WELL It's a simple diet but I try to follow it. No snacks. No eating after 6pm (so my liver isn't on overdrive when I am trying to sleep). Plates at 10 inches. (Studies show when you reduce plate size from 15 inches to 10 inches, you eat 30% less calories). Note! If your plate size is 8.5 inches, you eat more - your body is not stupid. It knows you are tricking it. And that's it. The Plate Diet. Or the - not after 6pm Diet - MOVE A little exercise every day is known to have just as much effect on your mood as a full dosage of anti-depressants. - SLEEP In the morning, you have energy. At the end of the day, you don't. Which is why you need sleep. The average person needs eight hours of sleep. For instance, they took some famous orchestra and determined that the professional violinists in the orchestra were sleeping 8.6 hours a day. Don't think that less sleep makes you more productive. Whenever I get only six hours of sleep, I know the day is going to be useless. Preparation is how you win the game, and lack of sleep means you didn't prepare well. - GRATITUDE Worry never solves tomorrow's problems, and only takes energy away from today. Worry and Gratitude can't exist in the mind at the same time. Regret and Gratitude can't exist in the mind at the same time. Anger and Gratitude can't exist in the mind at the same time. Whenever I notice these things happening in my head, I try to replace with gratitude. Now I can continue my day - LAUGHTER The average child laughs 300 times a day. The average adult...five. Dr. Norman Cousins did a series of studies on the benefits of laughter. It improves health, cures disease, improves productivity, and of course, makes you happier. So I try to watch standup comedy when I'm low. Or thing of funny things. Laughter heals the soul. - SURRENDER Too often I would try to control things that were outside of my control. For instance, when a boss is yelling at me, it's his problem. I can't control him. So that's when I try to find a better job rather than put up with abuse. The same in relationships. One of the most important decisions you can make in life is who you spend your time with. It's like falling into an sea of hands and hoping they catch you. When you surround your self with good people, you can surrender that they will catch you. When you are creative, you can surrender to the fact that your ideas will always catch you. When you sleep well and are grateful, you can surrender to the fact that your good health and spiritual attitude, will guide you through the difficult moments. Whenever I'm scared, I surrender. I do my best. I'm honest. I know good things will happen. IDEAS I write down ten ideas every day. The Idea Muscle always needs to be exercised. It atrophies after about two weeks of no use. like any other muscle. People think that ideas are nothing and execution is everything. Execution is just a subset of ideas. You still have to have the ideas in order to execute. And the only way to have good ideas is to exercise the idea muscle. Every day. The result: your life will look completely different in six months. You will be an idea machine. You can be stuck on a highway in the desert with no gas and you will have 100 ideas to save you in no time. The idea machine is magic. FRIENDS The people in your life are like a bonsai tree. It's always growing. And every day you prune the bad branches and keep the good branches. Do that every day and you get more productive. Every entrepreneurial movement, every artistic movement, every leap in science, was done by a group of people. There are no lone geniuses. Steve Jobs and Bill Gates had the HomeBrew Club. Jack Kerouac had the Beats Andy Warhol had his community of Pop artists. Even Larry Page had the thriving entrepreneurial cultures of both Stanford and Silicon Valley and all the search engines before him that he was able to stand on the shoulders of. You can't be productive without shoulders to stand on. MESSAGE OVER MONEY I think people are scared. I know this. I am often scared. We live in a hard world. It's a sentence of frightening nightmare punctuated by periods of intense joy. The message I like to convey is that these ideas help you not only be more productive, but more creative...happier. At least for me, this has worked and transformed me from someone crying on the ground in a pool of vomit, to someone who wakes up and (some of the time) feels the full beauty of the day. I do the above. I surrender to it. And hope for the best. Read More: The 100 Rules for Being an Entrepreneur [ http://www.jamesaltucher.com/2011/04/the-100-rules-for-being-an-entrepreneur/?utm_ad=23046&utm_placement=146&utm_medium=15 ]

For…Britishers (UK) - This land was also our colony.USA - Good market for business.Pakistan - Our enemy.Bangladesh - Put them down in any cost (through photoshop editing or collage whatever).Srilanka - Responsible for LTTE insurgency.Nepal - Murderers of our Kings Family.Bhutan - India is like our big brother.China - They captured our land and named it Arunachal and Sikkim.Afghanistan - India is a good country. Indians are genuine.Russia - Land of Raj Kapoor “Mera juta hain Japani”.New Zealand - Very polluted and dirty environment.Japan & Singapore - Land of Subhas Chandra Bose.Germany - Land of our crush Shahrukh of Kal Ho Naa Ho (Note - “Kal Ho Naa Ho” is one the most popular foreign film in Germany).South Africa - Land of Mahatma Gandhi.Saudi Arabia - Country of Hindus.UAE - Wow, Bollywood.Indonesia - This land has old connection with us. A great land , land of Mahabharat and Ramayan.Myanmar - Be careful, they are giant and also a nuclear state.Israel - Oh India, our old friend.Lebanon - Ssshhh, they are friend of Israelis.Mauritius - We are their descendants.Australia - May be they are better in many field, but not better than us.North Korea - Our friends friend (Russia's friend).South Korea - A good importer. Please deal with them as much as possible.Thailand - One of our largest tourist.Iran - Many our Parsis settled there (centuries ago), like family of Tata, Godrej and some Iranis.Canada - Oh, land of Punjabi's.Morocco - Hmm land of Shahrukh, Salman and Aamir.Fiji - Many of us from there.Guyana - Our big brother.Turkey - Songs of Bollywood are very melodious.THANKS…

For me personally, (and I’ve deliberately not read any of the other answers so that my answer is pure to my experiences), I begin to feel like I’m becoming far away physically from the person who is speaking to me or whatever is going on. I begin to feel very far away away from the world that my body appears to be in. I’m being pulled back into a tunnel-like world. Almost like back into my throat, down into my stomach - not sure where. Back in my mind. I’m trying to stop it with my eyes my focusing as hard as I can on the person or object or words I’m hearing but that generally doesn’t work. I become very confused and do not hear anything that’s been said nor can I comprehend what’s being said during this process. My therapist’s mouth is moving, I notice. I want to behave, be normal, I’m terrified of what’s happening and I don’t understand why it’s happening. There is pressure is my ears. I feel a desperate need to run away as fast as I can.I’ve spent years trying to find answers for what this is called. I thought I had food allergies or allergies to something that weren’t being treated. I figured the eating disorder had killed some brain cells and my brain was doing weird things. I figure I had a really bad case of ADD. I figured I was having constant panic attacks.I had not heard of dissociation until I was in my 40s, I think. Even though I have a degree in psychology and written papers on MPD. Somehow all of that is gone from my memory. I even saw a therapist for several years for it in my 20s, but I have no knowledge of what we worked on and finding that out was shocking and saddening.I’m embarrassed about it mostly because I feel that people think I’m strange when I interact with them. I try very hard to listen to them and stay present. It takes a lot of energy.I get sleepy with it too- the dissociation, like a trance.I disconnect and go far away for a break.

As long as it's not because he's hooked up to electricity, odds are he's fine.  Seriously:  You have to meet signNow criteria.  No where in here will you see "humming" as a diagnostic sign.  DSM-5 Diagnostic Criteria; A.      Persistent deficits in social communication and social interaction across multiple contexts, as manifested by the following, currently or by history (examples are illustrative, not exhaustive, see text):  1.  Deficits in social-emotional reciprocity;  2. Deficits in nonverbal communicative behaviors used for social interaction;  3. Deficits in developing, maintaining, and understanding relationships; B.      Restricted, repetitive patterns of behavior, interests, or activities, as manifested by at least two of the following:  1.  Stereotyped or repetitive motor movements, use of objects, or speech;  2.  Insistence on sameness, inflexible adherence to routines, or ritualized patterns or verbal nonverbal behavior; 3.  Highly restricted, fixated interests that are abnormal in intensity or focus; 4. Hyper- or hyporeactivity to sensory input or unusual interests in sensory aspects of the environment C.      Symptoms must be present in the early developmental period (but may not become fully manifest until social demands exceed limited capacities, or may be masked by learned strategies in later life).D.      Symptoms cause clinically signNow impairment in social, occupational, or other important areas of current functioning.E.       These disturbances are not better explained by intellectual disability (intellectual developmental disorder) or global developmental delay.

If you are willing to satisfy yourself with some cheap methods, then this will help you.Few years back, I along with my mother and sister went to a railway station to drop my sister as she was leaving to her college. The train was in the mid-night and due to the very reason, we booked a taxi on an hourly basis.We signNowed at the station and got to know that the train was delayed by more than an hour (Those days, somehow smartphones had knocked our doors but we were unfamiliar about the frequently used railway applications and were mostly dependent upon 139).Instead of going on the railway platform, we chose to sit inside the taxi. After few minutes, I got down and went to enquire about the actual arrival time. While returning from the enquiry office, I had seen two women in an auto-rickshaw along with the auto driver in the parking area. Two more persons arrived there. I sat on a nearby motorcycle and due to the silence of the night, I was able to hear their complete conversation.Refer auto driver as ‘A’, those two persons as ‘P’ and women as ‘W’.A- Which of them will you want?P- Tell them to come outside, we want to see them.The auto driver instructed them to come out. They came outside and stand in front of those two persons. After observing them, they instructed them to sit in the auto. They chose one of them and straightaway asked the rate.P- What is her rate?A- 2000 for full night for a single person and 3000 for both of you.One of them from inside the auto exclaimed,W- It will be for three hours, till 2 to 5 in the morning.Those two persons asked her to accept this deal in 2000 for both of them on which she was not ready.A- You won't find it in 3000 and that too for 3 hours.Finally after some more conversations, they were ready in 3000. The person asked the place on which the woman replied a random place. She further exclaimed that she will go in that auto-rickshaw and they have to come as per their own comfort.After sometime, they looked around, discussed something and asked to cancel this deal. The auto-driver wanted to know the reason behind that but without saying anything further, they decided to leave.I also stood from my place and was going in the taxi but stopped when I saw that three policemen arrived there.Policemen- Why did they leave?A- I don't know. May be they were aware about you.Policemen- You should take them in the auto.The auto driver replied in positive and exclaimed that you too missed a big commission today followed by a laugh.So, what is the best thing in that conversation?That day I got to know that prostitution can really be a costly affair. Everyone knows that having sex with any random person is definitely invitation to many unwanted disease but here I am talking about something different. I am not objectifying the whole police class but that day I learnt that many such restricted things take place with their consent. In many such cases, policemen are behind you and you have to pay a hefty price in order to conceal your identity. Always think twice before involving in such act, if not, someday you may spot your name in the news headlines.Image source :- Google image.

Been waiting to write an answer for this question to show my dad's support to Narendra Modi and clearly opposing the decision of the bharath bandh.About my dad: He is a businessman owning a petrol pump and does many social activities supporting people. He's a kind hearted human and loves to offer help to the needy.When he heard the news of the Bharath bandh, there was already something in his mind and decided to clearly oppose the bandh because the bandh didn't have any type of backing or a concrete statement to back itself, rather it just spread hate and create anger in the people of our c...

Scandalous as it is: Yes. Extensively.While I was young I venerated books, and treated each one I bought with all the respectful deference I used with books borrowed from the library. Don’t write in them, don’t open them the whole way, don’t use thick bookmarks, and be very careful not to fold the cover or the pages. Where possible, store out of sunlight.They were treasures. I wouldn’t mar them. I did everything possible to prevent ordinary wear and tear.But sooner or later, I noticed that that bindings always wore down on my favorite books. The ones bound most cheaply even lost pages.All the care in the world didn’t allow them to hold up to repeated readings. At first this provoked a feeling of horrified despair, but eventually I saw the damage for what it was, the sign of a book well-loved.If I didn’t read them, they wouldn’t break. But books are meant to be read. I read them, so they broke.After I accepted the fact that my books were going to be damaged, it was a quick leap to realizing I could write in them without my markings being a tragedy. As I’d always been fascinated by the marginalia in library books, I was excited to jump into this world.At first I used my newfound freedom to mark quotable phrases for quick reference. That was convenient, but demonstrated my early naivety. I knew I could write in my books, but hadn’t figured out how yet.Eventually, I read books difficult enough that I found myself underlining major points, summarizing, asking questions, drawing parallels, and analyzing symbols in the margins.Sometimes when I look back I’m amazed at how off-the-wall and specific to my life the connections I made were. More often, these notes allow me to more quickly refresh my comprehension of works I’ve largely forgotten on my own.Writing in my books allows young me to teach old me what I’m reading when I pick up the book a second, third, or fourth time. It also allows old me to chastise, correct, and answer the questions of young me in the margins, allowing for a sort of interactive conversation with decades of lag time, all with a basis in the books I read.It shows me where I’ve been, what I’ve learned, and how I’ve read the works that’ve formed me all at once. I wouldn’t give it up for the world.