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10 Ways To Be a Better Thinker Story Highlights: - If you know more about how your brain works, you can operate more efficiently - Brain collects a lot of information and then forms emotions - After you learn a skill well, don't over think -- let instinct take over - Insights come when you're relaxed, but be skeptical of memories By Jonah Lehrer (REAL SIMPLE) -- I call it the "leather couch problem," but it happens to me every time I have to purchase something expensive. I'll be standing in the furniture store, contemplating my sofa options -- do I want the chestnut cotton or the black suede sectional? -- when I'm suddenly seized with anxiety. What if I choose the wrong one? Beads of nervous sweat gather on my forehead; Ikea is not a fun place to have a mild panic attack. Although I take my consumer choices seriously, I have always had a knack for making the wrong ones. I was the guy with the outmoded TV and the ill-fitting jeans; I ordered badly at restaurants. This recurring problem is what first led me to investigate the talents and the limitations of the human brain. Could I teach myself to make better choices? And what about the other things the brain is responsible for -- creativity, willpower, deduction? Could I make my brain do more than it was already doing? Real Simple: How to worry less Turns out, I could. Here are some principles of better thinking that you can apply to get more from your mind, every day. 1. Tap your emotions. Our conscious thoughts are only a fraction of what's going on in our brains. At any given moment, the unconscious is taking in vast amounts of information that we're not even aware of and processing it all very quickly. Based on its conclusions, the brain generates emotions. So don't disregard that subtle feeling telling you to avoid the salmon special. Your personal supercomputer is trying to tell you something. Real Simple: 10 ways to be happier 2. Don't think under pressure. It was one of the worst moments of my life: I was 12, playing peewee basketball, and my team was trailing by a point. If I sank two free throws, we would win. I missed. Twice. Instead of relying on the part of my unconscious that's like a trained autopilot (it had learned how to shoot baskets through years of backyard practice), I analyzed the details of my shots, using brain areas that had no idea how to get a ball through a hoop. Once we've taken the time to develop any skill (and it always takes time), we should trust our instincts. Real Simple: 34 low-cost, make-you-smile ideas Don't Miss Real Simple: Keep your mind and body in top condition Real Simple: Tricks to improve your memory Real Simple: Easy ways to unwind 3. Consider alternative points of view. Professional poker players often use a simple trick when they suspect another player of bluffing: They think about how the player would act if he or she weren't bluffing. The brain naturally filters the world to confirm what it already believes. But this habit is limiting and dangerous; you could be fixating on the wrong answers. 4. Challenge your preferences. Like presumptive beliefs (see no. 3), your supposed likes and dislikes can limit your mind. I used to be a bit of an expensive-wine snob. But then I did a blind taste test of wines from different price ranges and discovered what scientists have since confirmed: There is no correlation between the price of a bottle and how much you'll enjoy it. By figuring out what you truly like -- be it cheap wine or fancy shoes -- you can enjoy life, not to mention spend more wisely. 5. Take long showers. Studies show that moments of insight often arrive when you're not aware that you're thinking of the problem, such as during a warm shower or a long stroll. This is because insights are typically generated by a rush of high-frequency gamma-band neural activity in the brain's right hemisphere, and a mind is better able to tune in to that hemisphere when it is stress-free. 6. Be skeptical of your memories. In recent years, scientists have demonstrated that human memories are surprisingly dishonest. The act of recalling an event (say, your eighth birthday party) changes the structure of that memory in the brain. Details are tweaked; the narrative is altered. The more you think about it, the less accurate your recollection becomes, and the less reliable it is as a basis for making any kind of conclusion. (So maybe you shouldn't hire a clown for your kid's party after all.) 7. Don't expect to diet and finish the crossword. It turns out that the prefrontal cortex, the area of the brain responsible for willpower and cognitive thought, is a rather feeble bit of flesh and easily depleted. In a telling study, people who were asked to remember a seven-digit number and then offered a snack were much more likely to choose chocolate cake over fruit salad than were those who were asked to remember a one-digit number. The first group's self-control "muscles" were exhausted! It's important to realize that you can do everything -- just not all at once. 8. Study your mistakes. One common trait of successful people is their willingness to focus on their fumbles. Even when they do well, they insist on looking at what they could have done better. Such perfectionism might not be a recipe for happiness, but it's a vital component of learning, since brain cells figure out how to get things right by analyzing what they got wrong. 9. Go ahead and daydream. Forget efficiency. Scientists have discovered that daydreaming is an important tool for creativity: It causes a rush of activity in a circuit known as the default network, which connects different parts of the brain and allows the mind to make new associations. The daydreaming brain is actually in overdrive. 10. Think about thinking. Metacognition, as this is known, is a crucial skill. Many scientists argue that the best predictor of good judgment isn't intelligence or experience; it's the willingness to engage in introspection. The brain is like a Swiss Army Knife, full of different tools. When picking out a couch, we can trust our emotions, but we should rely on the rational brain when scrutinizing the fine print of a mortgage. Unless you think about which mental tool is best suited for the task at hand, you could end up flustered, even sweating, in the sofa aisle at Ikea. Copyright © 2009 Time Inc. 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Branche link1USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES IN VARIOUS LANGUAGES

 

ENGLISH	FRENCH	YORUBA	HINDI	ARABIC	SPANISH
Welcome	Bienvenu	Err karbor	Susuagatam	A halan wasala	Bienvenido
How are you?	Comment ça-va?	Bawo ni?	Aapkay hey say hein?	kev halek?	Como estas?
My name is...	Je m'appelle	Orukor mi...	Méra nam...	Ismih...	Mi nombre es...
What's your name?	Votre nom?	Kinlorukor err?	Aap ka nam kay hain?	Ma hasmak?	Como te llamas?
I am from...	Je suis de...	Mo wa lati...	Mein...say hoon	Ana min...	Soy de...
Wh're you from?	Vous êtes d'ou?	Ibo loti wa?	Aap kahan say ahio?	Min fein inter?	De donde eres?
Please	S'il vous plait	Jorworr	Kripaya	Low samahet	Por favor
Where is...?	ç'est ou...?	Ibo ni...?	...Kanhan hey?	Fin harda...?	Dónde estás...?
I love you	Je t'aime	Mo feran err	Méi toomsay piarr karta unn.	A hobak	Te amo
Yes, No	Oui, Non	Berrni, Berrkor	Harn, Nanhi	Nam, La	Si, No
Nice	Joli(e)	O darar	Bahoot aché lacktéo.	Jemil jiden	Bonito, or bonita(f)
Thank you	Merci	Mo duperr	Bahoot sukriya	Shukran	Gracias
Goodbye	Au revoir	O daborr	Phirmiléngé	Ma salama	Adios

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               Walk about 2.5 miles a day and you won't gain a pound.

Two handfuls of pecan nuts a day can lower levels of 'bad' cholestrol by 10 per cent.

Eating legumes - beans, peas, or peanuts - at least four times a week gives a 19 per cent lower risk of heart disease than someone who eats them less than once a week.

High fat foods at lunch cause drowsiness and a decline in performance.

Unless you want to be a bodybuilder, do not over-exercise. One set of weight exercises with 8-12 repetitions is adequate to keep muscles healthy and strong.

Spicy foods can help you lose weight by boosting metabolic rate.

Drinking water, fruit juice, rosemary or peppermint teas will help get rid of hangovers.

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'AGE PROOF YOUR BODY' DR. Anjali Mukherjee NUTRITIONIST

Dr. Anjali Mukerjee, MD and India’s premier nutritionist, co-founded Health-Total, along with husband Mr. Saurabh Mukerjee. Health-Total is a ‘Holistic Health Centre’ that treats the cause of weight gain and weight loss with a focus on good health. For more information, you can check out www.health-total.com ‘AGE PROOF YOUR BODY’ Says Anjali Mukherjee Most of us feel that as we grow older our skin will naturally age too, our waistline will expand, and hairline will recede, arteries will weaken and so on. Renowned health and fitness expert Anjali Mukerjee advices you on how to slow down the aging process by changing your diet… WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF A HEALTHY DIET? The age to which you live need not be determined by your parent age. You can reshape your health problems, provided you know how to go about it. The length of your life, the way you feel, how you look depends to a great extent on your diet and the lifestyle choices that you make. You can post- pone disease and ill health by making changes in the food to eat. Because you eat food at least three times a day. It has a profound effect on almost every aspect of mind and body. It affects your enzyme, your hormones, therefore, your mood, blood, body organs, bone & health in general. DISEASE & HEREDITARY Many aspects of your body are genetically coded. All of us are programmed to precipitate some form of disease at a particular age. Our heredity can to a certain extent influence our state of health. But not entirely! If your parents have suffered from heart disease and will also discover that you have clogged arteries it is possibly not due to heredity but due to similar dietary patterns and lifestyle! YOUR DIET & YOU “ Life is too short, let us live it up”, some say! But how many of us ‘think’ about the quality and health benefits of food before putting it in the mouth? We proceed to eat foods that accelerate the aging process, cause cancer, diabetes & heart disease, weaken their bones, make them obese to the extent that they are not able to ‘live it up’ any more. Health problems attack them early in life, and they by force cannot eat. If you get accustomed to a particular diet, you will find it very difficult to change your eating pattern later in life. Such people usually end up with a long list of medication and diets, which they find impossible to follow because their taste buds and habits have robbed them of health. When you changed the foods you eat the difference that it can make to your health can be astonishing. Some problems that you may have thought were genetic may vanish. Your success at eliminating health problems greatly depends on your motivational levels. If you are motivated and willing, you can gain a new level of health and a new body. Fortunately for us the human body is very forgiving. The best time to get healthy is—NOW! At any given age you can let the natural power of food work for you.

"When protein and starches are eaten together, it takes too
much energy to digest that meal." - Dr. William Hay.

"Fats and oils combine with everything except fruits."

  - Marilu Henner.

Hay Fever Remedies Drink Nettle or Green Tea. Vacuum and damp-dust frequently. Wear sunglasses outdoors.   Drink probiotic yoghurt. Keep windows closed or ajar. Splash the eyes with cold water frequently to dislodge any pollen. Holiday on the coast where pollen counts are lower. Apply Vaseline to the nostrils to prevent pollen from clinging to the lining of the nose. Medicinal remedies include anti-histamines, eye drops, etc. (NB: Always seek medical advice).

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PROTECT YOUR EYES:

Swap one cup of tea or coffee for a glass of juice; increase
your consumption of bananas, yellow peppers and sweetcorn.

The bright colours of these fruits and vegetables come from plant
pigments with amazing protective effects for our eyes. They
help to reduce the risk of cataracts and glaucoma - the major
causes of blindness in later life.

PREVENT HAIR LOSS: 

Eat shellfish such as crab or take a multivitamin and mineral

supplement containing zinc and copper.

Copper is a vital component in melanin, the pigment that gives
colour to your hair and skin.

Zinc is needed for hair growth, and, therefore, helps to prevent thinning. 

Kelp also aids hair growth.

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According to clinical nutritionist Dr. Gillian McKeith, most people could benefit from restoring the alkaline balance of their bodies by improving their diets. "Foods which contain added flavourings and dyes such as fizzy drinks, fast food and microwave meals, are difficult to digest and this puts a strain on the body. The body has to work harder to digest these foods so we end up producing more acidic by-products - while our cells actually need alkalinity for optimum function. The body maintains the alkalinity of the blood by pushing this excess acid out through the skin and the urine.  It also neutralises these by-products by using calcium and magnesium from the bones... We can rebalance our bodies by eating more fruits and vegetables. Although these are acidic, when digested they're alkaline-forming because of their high mineral content."

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Six steps to beautiful skin By Hollee Actman Becker From TheKnot.com Perfect skin is probably the most highly desired element of beauty — and for many people, it's also the most elusive. "If you were born with lovely skin, consider yourself lucky," says makeup artist Bobbi Brown. "For the rest of us, the quest for a good complexion often proves frustrating, as so much of what affects our skin is completely out of our control." Genetics play a big part — no potions or lotions will ever change the genetics of your skin. Stress is another detrimental factor; it can overdry already dry skin and trigger breakouts in oily or difficult skin. The secret to beautiful skin, then, lies in taking care of the issues you can control — getting adequate sleep, drinking plenty of water, engaging in physical activity. "Good skin is not just about what you put on your skin," Brown explains, "but how you conduct your life." So think ahead. Be aware that both smoking and sun worshipping can age your face measurably. "My advice is to be your own skin expert," says Brown. "Look at your face in the mirror and see what's going on. If it's summer, your face may be drier on the surface — thanks to air conditioning — but oilier underneath. If it's the middle of winter, or if you're travelling a lot by plane, chances are, your skin is super-dry. The idea is not to have just one product or one daily routine, but a flexible program that makes your skin healthy, smooth and clear." Below, a sample routine. Clean and clear Start by cleansing dry or sensitive skin with a gentle, non-stripping gel cleanser. If you have oily, acne-prone skin, find a gentle gel formula that's made specifically for your skin type, and follow with a non-alcoholic toner. Those containing alpha-hydroxy acids (AHAs) work especially well to help smooth the skin’s texture. Scrub-a-dub-dub On days when you really need to exfoliate, use a gentle, grainy scrub (skip this step if you've got sensitive skin). If you've got oily skin, you'll want to exfoliate twice weekly, concentrating on blackhead-prone areas like the nose and chin. Do the dew If your skin is dry, use a rich moisturizer that absorbs completely into your skin. At night, use an even heavier moisturizing cream. And if you have any extremely dry spots, apply an AHA lotion all over your face and a richer hydrating cream on those areas. Remember, notes Brown, you don't have to treat your whole face in the same way. Oilier skin types should opt for either a gel, oil-free moisturizer or mattefying cream. Before applying your makeup, take a minute to brush your hair or teeth while your moisturizer absorbs. Look, Ma, no hands Without even realizing it, you may be wiping away makeup and adding oil and dirt particles to your skin to boot. Try to keep your hands away from your face during the day. Catch yourself if you pull on your eyelashes or rub your chin. "Habits like these are difficult to change," says Brown, "but both your makeup and general comportment will benefit if you stop." Take it off At the end of the day, start your cleansing process all over again. Brown recommends using a non-oily eye makeup remover on a clean cotton pad to wipe away mascara, liner and shadow. "Oily removers can aggravate eyes and cause makeup to travel all over your face, making it more difficult to wash off," she explains. Once your eye makeup is removed, use your cleansing gel to remove all foundation, concealer and powder. Then dip a Q-tip into the remover and run it gently over your eyelashes to eliminate any residual mascara. When to go pro "When things get serious and you can't handle a skin-care problem on your own," says Brown, "don't waste your time and money at the cosmetic counter — seek professional help." Glycolic peels or an exolift treatment (in which a liquid polymer is applied to the skin with tape, taking dirt and grime with it when the tape is removed) are two excellent in-office dermatology processes for troubled skin.

EATING LESS, LIVING LONGER One of the most promising areas of research sounds suspiciously like dieting but isn’t. For more than 60 years, scientists have known that animals live longer, healthier lives by eating less.  “Caloric restriction is the heavy hitter in longevity research,” Cristofalo said. “At this point, caloric restriction is the only known way to significantly increase the life span of warm-blooded animals, at least mice and rats.” As opposed to dieting, which has a short-term goal of weight loss, caloric restriction represents a lifelong approach to food consumption. The basic objective is to eat fewer calories without sacrificing the nutrition of a normal diet. In studies underway since 1987 at the National Institute on Aging, rhesus monkeys are randomly selected to eat a normal diet or to eat a diet that has about 30 percent fewer calories. The caloric-restricted diet is fortified with vitamins, minerals and trace elements to provide the same nutrition as the usual diet. The effect of caloric restriction on life span won’t be known until the monkeys begin to die. However, a number of beneficial effects have already been observed, such as better regulation of blood glucose and insulin levels, lower levels of fat in the blood, and higher levels of HDL, the “good” cholesterol that helps reduce the risk of coronary disease. “Essentially, we’ve seen the same beneficial effects in monkeys that we observed in rodents,” said George Roth, chief of molecular physiology and genetics at the NIA. How caloric restriction might increase life span remains unknown, but several theories exist. The most prominent theory revolves around oxidative stress. Studies have shown that caloric restriction increases the production of enzymes that neutralize oxygen free radicals in animals. Roth has a different theory. “I think with aging a person goes from a very ordered [biologic] state to a disordered state,” he said. “Caloric restriction slows the flow of energy and allows the body to use energy more efficiently. It’s sort of like running a car at a lower engine speed. The car lasts longer and doesn’t wear out as quickly.” No plans are in the works to study the effect of caloric restriction on human longevity, primarily because of complications related to lack of motivation and willpower to eat fewer calories. However, Roth thinks short-term studies might identify factors that retard the aging process. “Then we might be able to design a drug that could mimic the metabolic effects [of caloric restriction] without requiring a person to cut back on calories,” he said. “You could eat all you wanted, and the drug would trick the body into thinking you were eating less.” Such pharmaceutical trickery literally would “allow you to have your cake and eat it, too,” Roth added. As an added bonus, you wouldn’t grow older worrying about the calories. Charles Bankhead is a Houston-based freelancer who writes regularly on medical matters for the New York Times Syndicate and other outlets.   KEY TO BITS AND BYTES Bit (short for binary digit) = the smallest unit of computer storage =  a single digit in a binary number, 0 or 1 = bit 8 bits = 1byte 1 byte =  a character ,  punctuation, or space K or kilobyte = 1024 bytes Mb (Megabyte) = 1024K Gig (Gigabyte) = 1024Mb

4  APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY

The following is an excerpt from LIFE TRIUMPHANT, a  book of  psychology written by Dr. Henry Knight Miller: 

Ten Laws of Life 

(1)   THOU SHALL FILL THE LUNGS WITH FRESH AIR (The  law of  oxidation).    

You can live weeks without food, days without water, but only a few minutes without air.  Pack the  lungs with a succession of  short, sharp breaths.  The breath is life.  If you only half breathe, you are only half alive. 

(2)  THOU SHALL NOT EAT TOO MUCH SUGAR AND STARCH, NOR TOO RAPIDLY (The law of nutrition).

A pound of sugar per month is enough for a whole family.  We are all sugar poisoned.  Cut down three-fourths on sugar.  Avoid too much starchy food, such as excessive white potatoes and white bread.  Eat whole-wheat bread and more green vegetables such as lettuce, celery and spinach.  Chew your food thoroughly.  Be cheerful while eating.  Never eat when angry, worried or in fear.  Better fast than poison yourself.

 (3)  THOU SHALL DRINK PLENTY OF WATER DAILY  (The law of elimination).

It is more important to be clean inside than out.  The body must be flushed with

 plenty of water.  The body is four-fifths water.  Every function even, requires the use of water.  The proper elimination of poisons and waste matter is largely dependent upon keeping the system  daily flushed with plenty of water.  Drink two quarts of water daily and be clean.

 (4)   THOU SHALL EXERCISE  (The law of motion). 

Lack of motion leads to atrophy or death... .  Most of the numerous systems of exercise are beneficial. 

(5)  THOU SHALL LEARN HOW TO REST   (The law of relaxation).  

Work never killed anyone  -  fatigue through improper tension kills millions.  Relaxation is rest.  In the midst of the most arduous labour - relax. Rest for two or three minutes - physically and mentally.  Shift your attention. Think of something pleasant.  Fill the lungs with fresh air.  Drink a glass of water.  Then return to your work rejuvenated.  Sleep eight hours nightly.  Clear out all cobwebs from the mind before going to sleep.  Take a mental bath.  Let your last thoughts be happy, constructive, aspiring and you will awaken refreshed and renewed. 

(6)  THOU SHALL CONTROL THY THOUGHTS  (The law of mental control).

The mind is master of destiny.  We are what we think...... Think happiness - content will banish unrest. 

(7)   THOU SHALL CONTROL THY EMOTIONS  (The law of emotional  control).      

The emotions are not to be despised - they are the essence of all radiant life.  Love, sympathy, joy and even sorrow - without these man is an automaton. But destructive emotions poison the blood stream, tear down the brain cells and kill the body tissues.  Envy, hate, jealousy, worry, fear - these are "The Great Destroyers."  They kill, wreck and maim more  than all organic  diseases combined... 

(8)  THOU SHALL LOVE  (This is the eight law in our list, but the first of all in importance).   

Love is the great cleanser, the divine factor in human life, the redeeming and ennobling potency.  It is love that sweetens life.  Love is the essence of civilization...Be spendthrift of love.  Love your family, your friends, your enemies....Love is health.  Love is happiness.  Love is success.

 (9)   THOU SHALL HAVE FAITH  (The law of perspective). 

Faith turns defeat into victory, fear into hope,  impossibilities into glorious achievements.  With faith  nothing is impossible...In the Subconscious we are all alike.  Therein dwells our secret divinity.   Break through the crust of the Conscious mind, the product of chance, circumstance and environment, to the Source of all Power...Believe in yourself, your mission, your fellow, the world in which you live, essential rightness of the cosmic plans, the Power behind all objective manifestations...Faith can cure any disease if rightly directed - diseases of the body, mind and spirit.

 (10)  THOU SHALL WORK  (The law of creative effort).    

Health, happiness and success belong to the man who is not afraid  to work, to do his best, to do more than he is paid for...Work purifies, keeps life sane and wholesome....   branche link5

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SYMPTOMS OF DIABETES 

The classic symptoms of diabetes mellitus, which can show up at any age, are frequent urination, frequent thirst, and weight loss. 

These symptoms are a result of high levels of sugar in the blood.  The body draws a great deal of water from the tissues to filter and excrete the excess sugar, which leads to more frequent urination.  In response to this loss of sugar and water, people often want to drink (and sometimes eat) large amounts.  But the body struggles to keep up with the constant dehydration and loss of sugar, so weight loss often occurs. 

High blood sugar levels can also cause blurred vision, and in more severe cases, confusion and abnormal breathing. In addition to these immediate symptoms of high blood sugar, there are slowly progressive symptoms of diabetes that people may only notice if they reflect back on changes from previous months or years. Gradually worsening vision and decreased sensation in the hands and/or feet are two of the more common symptoms noted over the years in people with untreated diabetes. 

Many other long-term complications can occur, such as stroke, kidney damage, erectile dysfuncton, and heart attack.  Therefore, people with any of these problems should be checked for diabetes. See your doctor if you have any of these symptoms, especially if you have a family history of diabetes.

(©CBS Healthwatch - This information is not medical advice and should not replace consultation with your doctor.)

WHAT ARE THE HEALTH BENEFITS OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY?

 In addition to helping to control your weight, research shows that regular physical activity can reduce your risk for several diseases and conditions and improve your overall quality of life.  Regular physical activity can help protect you from the following health problems: 

•  Non insulin-Dependent Diabetes:  By reducing body fatness, physical activity can help to prevent and control this type of diabetes.

•  Heart Disease and Stroke:  Daily physical activity can help prevent heart disease and stroke by strenghtening your heart muscle, lowering your blood pressure, raising your high-density lipoprotein (HDL) levels (good cholestrol) and lowering low-density lipoprotein (LDL) levels (bad cholestrol), improving blood flow, and increasing your heart's working activity. 

•  Back Pain:  By increasing muscle strength and endurance and improving flexibility and posture, regular exercise helps to prevent back pain. 

• Osteoporosis:  Regular weight-bearing exercise promotes bone formation  and may prevent many forms of bone loss associated with ageing.

Studies on the psychological effects of exercise have found that regular activity can  improve your mood and the  way you feel about yourself. Researchers also have found that exercise is likely to reduce depression and anxiety and help you to better manage stress. 

Keep these health benefits in mind when deciding whether or not to exercise. And remember, any amount of physical activity you do is better than none at all. 

(Courtesy of CBS Healthwatch/ Medscape)   

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There was a man who had four sons. He wanted his sons to learn not to judge things too quickly. So he sent them each on a quest, in turn, to go and look at a pear tree that was a great distance away.   The first son went in the winter, the second in the spring, the third in summer, and the youngest son in the fall.   When they had all gone and come back, he called them together to describe what they had seen.   The first son said that the tree was ugly, bent, and twisted.   The second son said no--it was covered with green buds and full of promise.   The third son disagreed, he said it was laden with blossoms that smelled so sweet and looked so beautiful, it was the most graceful thing he had ever seen.   The last son disagreed with all of them; he said it was ripe and drooping with fruit, full of life and fulfilment.   The man then explained to his sons that they were all right, because they had each seen but ONLY one season in the tree's life. He told them that you cannot judge a tree, or a person, by only one season, and that the essence of who they are--and the pleasure, joy, and love that come from that life -- can only be measured at the end, when all the seasons are up.   If you give up when it's winter, you will miss the promise of your spring, the beauty of your summer, fulfilment of your fall. Don't let the pain of one season destroy the joy of all the rest. Don't judge life by one difficult season.   Persevere through the difficult patches and better times are sure to come some time or later.   ----------------------------------------------------   Why is the sky blue? The sky appears blue to us on a clear day, because the atoms of nitrogen and oxygen in the atmosphere separate the sun's white light into its many colours, and scatter them throughout the atmosphere. The wavelength of the blue light scatters better than the rest, predominates over the other colours in the light spectrum, and makes the sky appear blue to us. The scientific name for this phenomenon is the Tyndall effect, more commonly known as Rayleigh scattering.

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