Shirdi Sai Baba Sankat Mochan Mantra

Shirdi Paavan Dhaam Jahaa Par Prakat Hue Sai Ram,
Sai Ka Japte Hi Naam Sankat Talte Sabhi Tamaam...

Sai Roop Me Aaye Dekho Shirdi Me Bhagwaan,
Sai Paavan Naam Bhakto Kar Lo Ji Pranaam...

Sai Parvat Ki Uchai Saagar Ki Gehraai,
Sai Suraj Se Chamkila Duniyaa Hai Chamkaai...

Sai Havaa Hai Sai Aag Hai Sai Nirmal Paani,
Sai Mitti Sai Baadal Sai Jindagaani.. .

Sai Phool Hai Sai Khusbu Sai Rang Hazaar,
Jahaa Kabhi Na Patjhad Aaye Sai Sadaa Bahaar...

Sai Raam Hai Sai Shyaam Hai Sai Hai Hanumaan,
Jahaa Devataa Shish Jhukaate Shirdi Hai Vo Dhaam...

Mandiro Ki Aan Raakhe Masjido Ki Shaan,
Gurudwaare Kaa Noor Sai Girjaa Kaa Sammaan...

Hindu Jisko Raam Maane Momin Kahe Rahmaan,
Sikh Kahte Waahe Guru, Isaai Ishu Naam...

Jo Dekhe Jis Roop Me Sai Wo Hi Roop Dhare,
Kabhi Kahe Sai Allaa-Allaa Krishna Hare-Hare...

Sai Brahmaa Ki Srushti Hai Shiv Ji Kaa Vardaan,
Sai Vishnu Ki Leelaa Hai Ajar Amar Sai Naam...

Sai Allaah Kaa Bandaa Hai Rahe Fakiri Shaan,
Jo Masjid Ki Minaaro Par Gaataa Rahe Ajaan...

Sai Raadhaa Kaa Pyaar Hai Aur Meeraa Kaa Tyaag,
Sai Tulsi Kabirsur Ke Pado Me Kartaa Vaas...

Sai Raam Ki Raamaayan Hai Aur Shyaam Ki Gitaa,
Sai Quraan Kaa Kalmaa Bhi Hai Sai Hanumaan Chaalisaa...

Sai Ganesh Ki Ridhhi-Siddhi Laxmi Kaa Subh Laabh,
Sai Swaastik Ke Mangal Mein Okaar Kaa Naad...

Sai Shankh Ke Paavansur Me Mangiraa Jhankaar,
Sai Ghanto Ki Gunjan Me Teri Jay-Jaykaar. ..

Sai Gangaa Ke Paani Me Bahtaa Re Haridwaar,
Sai Chandan Ki Khushbu Hai Mahkaaye Ye Sansaar...

Sai Roli Sai Mouli Sai Pavitra Jainau,
Sai Pooja Kaa Tikaa Hai Sai Maataa Gau...

Sai Aarti Sai Namaaj Sai Hai Ardaas,
Sai Dhyaan Hai Sai Gyaan Hai Sai Hai Prakaash...

Sai Kamal Hai Rajnigandhaa Sai Phool Gulaab,
Sai Neem Hai Sai Peepal Sai Bargad Naath...

Sai Pandit Sai Moulvi Sai Sant Fakir,
Sai Paadari Sai Granthi Sai Moula Pir...

Sai Id Hai Sai Diewaali Sai Christmas Raat,
Sai Teej Hai Sai Lohadi Sai Puraan Maas...

Sai Guru Ki Vaani Me Hai Sai Saadhu Vaas,
Sai Gayatri Mantra Sai Maha Mryutyunjay Jaap...

Sai Saakar Roop Bhi Hai Sai Niraakaar,
Sai Brahma Kaa Gyaani Saadaa Jeevan Uchh Vichaar...

Sai Mamtaa Ki Murat Hai Sai Pitaa Kaa Pyaar,
Sai Isht Ki Aaraadhanaa Sai Hai Suvichaar...

Sai Dhoop Me Chhaayaa Hai Aur Baadal Me Barsaat,
Sai Samay Kaa Sammohan Hai Sai Hai Din Raat...

Sai Suraj Sai Chandaa Ssai Taare Hazaar,
Sai Nav Grah Ki Shakti Me Leelaa Aprampaar...

Sai Poojaa Sai Rojaa Sai Meri Namaaz,
Sai Jap Me Sai Tap Me Sach Me Sai Kare Nivaas...

Sai Yagna Hai Sai Havan Hai Sai Aahuti,
Sai Gangaa Saagar Hai Aur Sai Baahubali...

Sai Saadhak Sai Saadhnaa Sai Mahaa Bali,
Sai Allaah Sai Moulaa Sai Ali Ali...

Sai Dhadkan Sai Saanse Sai Mishri Dali,
Sai Sonaa Chaandi Anguthi Nagon Jadi...

Sai Seva Sai Meva Karma Kaa Hai Fal,
Sai Saat Suro Ki Sargam Nila-Nila Jal...

Sai Ved Hai Sai Puraan Sai Guno Ki Khaan,
Sai Bhakti Hai Sai Shakti Hai Sai Hai Vardaan...

Sai Atmaa Sai Sharir Sai Mast Fakir,
Allaa-Allaa Bole Jholi Me Sabki Takdir...

Sab Dharmo Ko Jisne Joda Sai Vo Janjir,
Sai Ko Chinta Saare Jag Ki Harta Hai Jo Pir...

Sahaj Hi Darshan De Bhakto Ko Ye Sai Ki Rit,
Jo Sai Par Shradhhaa Rakhte Unki Hoti Jeet...

Sai Bhatko Ki Chintaa Me Duba Hai Din Raat,
Sai Karodo Aankhen Teri Sai Laakho Haath...

Sai Sankat Mochan Ban Ke Sankat Taalo Aaj...
Sai Tumse Dukhiyaaro Kaa Tute Naa Vishwaas...

Aaj Samay Hum Par Bhaari Giri Dukho Ki Gaaj,
Jag Ke Paalanhaar Sai Tere Haatho Me Hai Laaj...

Jo Ye Sankar Mochan Japta Ban Sai Kaa Daas,
Kshan Me DarshanDete Sai Sar Par Rakhte Haath...

Sai Ne Likhvaayaa Sab Kuch Meri Kya Aukaat,
Is Rachnaa Ke Har Shabd Par Sai Ka Hi Vaas...

Shri Sadguru Sai Nath Maharaj Ki Jai

Sai Nathay Arpanastu

Anant Koti Brahmand Nayak

Raja Dhi Raj Yogi Raj Para Brahma

Shri Sachidanand Sadguru

Sai Nath Maharaj Ki Jai!!! 

 

Google Phone in India by March 2009

Google's new smartphone was unveiled Wednesday during a conference that offered the missing information about the gadget, after several details and features leaked on the Internet, leaving little to be discovered.

The Dream is scheduled to be released in the United States on October 22, followed by its launch in the United Kingdom later on in November. Since the mobile phone's development was done in English, it is currently available only in this language, HTC announcing that in non-English speaking countries, the Dream would hit the market the first quarter of next year. Moreover, a period of about six months is necessary for the smartphone to be made available in most of the other languages, High Tech Computer Corporation added.

The Taiwan-based company also stated there was no clear date for the G1's roll out in Asia or anywhere else outside the West.

Google's product's features include a touchscreen that can slide upwards revealing a QWERTY keyboard, free of charge Android Marketstore applications such as BreadCrumbz and TuneWiki and software that has been designed to work with Google Maps, Google Maps Street View and YouTube videos. In addition to offering users a navigation tool that focuses on the routes they themselves have created (BreadCrumbz) and a karaoke-like app that synchronizes lyrics to a video (TuneWiki), the search giant has partenered with Amazon, which enables consumers to purchase or browse music via the Amazon MP3 store. The latter is Apple's iTunes Store's opposite number, the service granting access to Amazon's Digital Rights Management-free music.

Furthermore, the company stated that the gadget aims at encouraging third-party developers to create programs to run on it, along with leaving the choice of what programs to use entirely up to them, thus catering for every whim they might have.

HTC's Dream is the first hadset to run on the Android operating system, a software platform based on the Linux OS that was unveiled on November 5, 2007, along with the founding of the Open Handset Alliance, a 34-companies consortium aimed at advancing open standards for mobile devices.

Priced at $179, which is $20 less that Apple's iPhone, T-Mobile's G1 is unfortunately rumored to limit data transfer at a monthly 1 gigabyte. The German mobile network operator has revealed the two data plans for the Android smartphone, a $25 plan including both limited access to the Internet and a limited number of messages and a $35 one that offers unlimited messages and Internet. Nevertheless, users are not to exceed the 1 GB cap, otherwise the company will dial back their access speed, from an estimated 1.8 megabit per second to no more than 50 Kilobits per second.

The Dream is expected to pose a threat on the smartphone market to both Apple's iPhone and Research In Motion's BlackBerry.

Effects of the depletion of the Ozone Layer on humans and the environment

BACKGROUNDER

The ozone molecule contains three atoms of oxygen and is mainly formed by the action of the ultraviolet rays of the sun on the diatomic oxygen molecules in the upper part of the earth's atmosphere (called the stratosphere). Atmospheric pollution near the Earth's surface can form localized areas of ozone. The stratospheric ozone layer protects life on earth by absorbing most of the harmful ultraviolet radiation from the sun. In the mid 1970s it was discovered that some manmade products destroy ozone molecules in the stratosphere. This destruction can result in damage to ecosystems and to materials such as plastics. It may cause an increase in human diseases such as skin cancers and cataracts. 

The discovery of the role of the synthetic ozone-depleting chemicals such as chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) stimulated increased research and monitoring in this field. Computer models predicted a disaster if no action was taken to protect the ozone layer. Based on this research and monitoring, the nations of the world took action in 1985 with the Vienna Convention for the Protection of the Ozone Layer followed by the Montreal Protocol on Substances that deplete the Ozone Layer in 1987. The Convention and Protocol were amended and adjusted several times as new knowledge that was obtained. The Meetings of the Parties to the Montreal Protocol appointed three Assessment Panels to review the progress in scientific knowledge on their behalf. These panels are the Scientific Assessment Panel, the Technological and Economic Assessment Panel and the Environmental and Health Effects Assessment Panel. Each panel covers a designated area. 

Effects of human activities on depletion of ozone layer and climate change 

There is overwhelming evidence that human activities are influencing global phenomena. Natural environmental cycles often span thousands of years but most scientific measurements have been made only over the past 150 years. It is often not easy to accurately determine the influence of humans on any natural activity. In the case of the ozone layer, the depletion of the ozone over the Antarctica cannot be explained by natural cycles but is caused by the increase of synthetic chemicals in the stratosphere. The relationship between these chemicals (e.g. chlorofluorocarbons also known as CFCs) and ozone depletion has been proven by experiments in laboratories, numerical modelling studies and by direct measurements in the atmosphere. By absorbing the infrared radiation emitted by the earth, some gases control the way natural energy flows through the atmosphere. Such gases are known as greenhouse gases. Carbon dioxide, although only a tiny fraction of the atmosphere, is an important greenhouse gas. 

Measurements show that its concentration has increased by almost 30% as a result of human activities since the beginning of the industrial revolution (around 1750), resulting in enhancement of the greenhouse effect.Methane and nitrous oxide emitted from agricultural activities, changes in land use, and other sources are also potent greenhouse gases. The increase in greenhouse gasses contributes to climate change in the form of increased temperatures on the earth and a rise in sea level. Carbon dioxide is produced when fossil fuels are used to generate energy and when forests are burned. Observations show that global temperatures rose by about 0.6 °C over the 20th century. 

Relationship between ozone and solar ultraviolet radiation 

There is an inverse relationship between the concentration of ozone and the amount of UV-Bradiation transmitted through the atmosphere. Stratospheric ozone is naturally formed in chemical reactions involving ultraviolet sunlight and oxygen molecules. These reactions occur continually wherever ultraviolet sunlight is present. The production of stratospheric ozone is balanced by its destruction in chemical reactions. Ozone reacts continually with a variety of natural and anthropogenic chemicals in the stratosphere. In the lower atmosphere ozone is produced by the chemical reactions between mainly nitrogen oxides and organic chemical pollutants produced by motor vehicle and industrial emissions. The ozone in both the troposphere and the atmosphere absorbs the UV radiation received at the surface. The radiation emitted by the sun contains an ultraviolet component. As the sunlight passes through the atmosphere, all the UV-C and approximately 90% of the UV-B are absorbed mainly by ozone and oxygen. UV-A radiation is less affected by the atmosphere. Therefore, the ultraviolet radiation reaching the Earth's surface is composed of mainly UV-A with a small UV-B component. A decrease in the concentration of ozone in the atmosphere results in increased UV-B radiation at the surface of the earth. DNA and other biological macromolecules absorb UV-B and can be damaged in this process. 

determinants of UV-B radiation at a specific place 

The sun is the origin of the ultraviolet radiation reaching the earth. That radiation is partly absorbed by the components of the earth's atmosphere. The amount of potentially harmful ultraviolet radiation that is absorbed by one of these components, ozone, depends on the length of the path of the sunlight through the atmosphere. The UV-B irradiation varies with the time of the day, geographic location and the season. The ultraviolet radiation that reaches the earth is greatest in the tropics and decreases towards the poles. For the same reason it is greatest near local noon and least near sunrise or sunset. Outside the tropics it is generally greater in the summer and least in the winter. Clouds, particulate matter, aerosols and air pollutants absorb and scatter some of the ultraviolet radiation and thereby diminish the amount reaching the earth's surface. Under clear skies the maximum irradiation occurs when the sun is directly overhead. Locations at higher altitudes have less atmosphere overhead, as evidenced by the thinner air and lower atmospheric pressure therefore the radiation of the sun is less attenuated. This increase in UV radiation varies between 10% and 20% for each kilometre of height, depending on the specific wavelength, solar angle, reflections, and other local conditions. Frequently, other factors besides the thickness of the atmosphere cause even larger differences in UV radiation between different altitudes. Surface reflection, especially from snow, ice and sand increases the irradiation at a particular site because the reflected radiation is redirected towards the surface through scattering by particles in the atmosphere or on the ground. In some conditions clouds will have the same effect. Snow is more common at higher altitudes, and reflects as much as 90% of the ultraviolet radiation. Dry beach sand and sea foam reflects about 25% of UV-B radiation. Clouds also reflect an appreciable amount of radiation to the areas where they do not directly obscure the sunlight The ultraviolet irradiation to which an individual is exposed is determined by a combination of all these factors. 

Effect of pollution of the lower atmosphere on UV-B irradiation 

Pollutants emitted by human activities can absorb UV-B radiation near the surface, while particles may lead to enhancement by scattering. While most of the atmospheric ozone is formed in the stratosphere, some ozone is produced in the lower atmosphere by the chemical reactions between pollutants such as nitrogen oxides and hydrocarbons. This ozone is a component of the photochemical smog found in many polluted areas. Airborne particles (smoke, dust and sulphate aerosols) block UV radiation, but at the same time can increase the amount of scattered light (haze) and therefore increase the UV exposure of side-facing surfaces (e.g., face, eyes). Comparisons of measurements made in industrialized regions of the Northern Hemisphere (e.g., central Europe) and in very clean locations at similar latitudes in the Southern Hemisphere (e.g., New Zealand) indicate the importance of particulate and pollution-related UV-B reductions. 

At any particular location there is a direct relationship between UV-B irradiation and the amount of ozone in the atmosphere. UV-B increases with ozone depletion in the stratosphere but decreases with ozone formation in the lower atmosphere. The natural UV-B variability (e.g., from time of day, or clouds) can be larger than the effect of pollution, but goes in both directions, up and down. The cumulative amounts will depend critically upon local conditions and are therefore difficult to model in a general way. Many detrimental effects of UV-B are proportional to the cumulative UV-B exposure. 

Lets change our vision..!!!!

There was a millionaire who was bothered by severe eye pain. He consulted so many physicians  and  was  getting  his  treatment done. He did not stop consulting galaxy of medical experts; he consumed heavy loads of drugs and underwent hundreds of injections.  

But the ache persisted with great vigour than before. At last a monk who has supposed to  be  an  expert  in treating  such patients was called for by the millionaire. The monk  understood  his  problem  and said that for sometime he should concentrate only on green colours  and  not  to fall his eyes on any other colours.

The millionaire got together a group  of  painters  and purchased barrels of green color and directed that every object his eye was likely   to   fall   to   be   painted   in   green   colour   just   as  the  monk  had directed.                                                                                
 
When   the   monk  came  to  visit  him  after  few  days,  the  millionaire's  servants ran with buckets of green paints and poured on him since he was in red dress, lest their master not see any other colour and his eye ache would come back.                        
 

Hearing  this  monk  laughed said "If only you had purchased a pair of green spectacles,  worth  just  a  few  rupees, you could have saved these walls and trees and pots and all other  articles and also could have saved a large share of his fortune.

You cannot paint the  world green." Let us change our vision and the world will appear accordingly. It is  foolish to shape the world, let us shape ourselves first.  

Lets change our vision..!!