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  The Lamb BY  WILLIAM BLAKE       Little Lamb who made thee                                                                                                                                                                                          Dost thou know who made thee         Gave thee life & bid thee feed.      By the stream & o'er the mead;      Gave thee clothing of delight,             ...

  Who Has Seen the Wind? BY  CHRISTINA ROSSETTI    Who has seen the wind?    Neither I nor you:   But when the leaves hang trembling,     The wind is passing through.     Who has seen the wind?   Neither you nor I:   But when the trees bow down their heads,   The wind is passing by. Source:   The Golden Book of Poetry   (1947)

  Why is "I" capitalized? "Ego has nothing to do with the capitalization of the pronoun  I . Printing and handwriting have everything to do with it. In Middle English the first person was  ich --with a lower-case  i . When this was shortened to  i , manuscript writers and printers found it often got lost or attached to a neighboring word. So the reason for the capital  I  is simply to avoid confusion and error. Of course, some writers refuse to be bound by this convention. Two of our favorites, the poet e.e. cummings and Don Marquis, author of archy and mehitabel, both favored the lower-case  i " ( Morris Dictionary of Word and Phrase Origins  303).

  description of science by Richard P. Feynman :   Science is a way to teach how something gets to be known, what is not known, to what extent things are known (for nothing is known absolutely), how to handle doubt and uncertainty, what the rules of evidence are, how to think about things so that judgments can be made, how to distinguish truth from fraud, and from show.   The past is history, The future is a mystery and now is a gift. That's why we call it the present   If I have seen a little farther than others, it is because I have stood on the shoulders of giants.   Sir Isaac Newton

  Everyday is not Sunday . Every dog has Its day. Health is wealth . Strike when the iron is hot . A friend in need is a friend indeed . All that glitters is not gold. Something is better than nothing. Affection blinds reason . Better late than never. Cleanliness is godliness. Doing is better than saying. Every cloud has a silver lining. Forgive and forget. No pain, No gain.     Old habits die hard. (Old dogs cannot be trained) Practice makes perfect. Mathematics is the queen of all sciences . Rome was not built in a day. Silence is golden . Think before you ink. Union is strength. Variety is the spice of   life. Where there is a will, there is a way You will reap as you sow Zeal without skill is useless. A bad excuse is better than none.

  It is hard to get   so kept A semiconductor is a substance, usually a solid chemical element or compound, that can conduct electricity under some conditions but not others, making it a good medium for the control of electrical current. Its   conductance   varies depending on the   current   or   voltage applied to a control electrode,   Origin of the term "transistor" [ edit ] Bell Telephone Laboratories needed a generic name for their new invention: "Semiconductor Triode", "Solid Triode", "Surface States Triode" [ sic ], "Crystal Triode" and "Iotatron" were all considered, but "transistor", coined by  John R. Pierce , won an internal ballot. The rationale for the name is described in the following extract from the company's Technical Memoranda (May 28, 1948) [26] calling for votes: Transistor. This is an abbreviated combination of the words " transconductance" or "transfer", and ...

  Myths and mistakes in   serious science in 1999 , NASA’s Mars Climate Observer went AWOL because engineers at Lockheed Martin had been working in feet and pounds, while NASA had been working in meters and kilograms! The Climate Observer was meant to go into orbit around the Red Planet, but the numbers fed into the navigation system were wrong; the Climate Observer crashed into Mars and was destroyed – a waste of over a hundred million dollars and a major setback to our knowledge about Mars’s climate. So, yes, even major-league Science & Tech can get it wrong. On April 1, 1976, the well-known British astronomer Patrick Moore told early morning listeners to BBC Radio something very strange would happen that morning.   At 9:47 a.m. everyone would feel the effects of a rare alignment of the planets Jupiter and Pluto. When Pluto moved behind Jupiter, their gravities would briefly combine, reducing gravity on our own planet.Listeners could verify the effect by jump...

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  Below is the list of some verbs  of Kannada language  and how it changes according to tenses (1 st person, Singular)..     Verb Past tence Present tense Future tense See(Nodu) Want(Beku) Run(Odu) Come(Baa) Do(Madu) Search(Huduku) Drink(Kudi) Take(Thago) Sing(Hadu) Dance(Kuni) Speak(Mathadu) Write(Bare) Read(Odhu) Think(Yochisu) Fall(Beelu) Nodutthiddhe Bekagitthu Odiddhe Bandidde Madide Hudukutthiddhe Kudiyutthidde Thegedukonde Hadutthidde Kuniyutthidde Mathanadutthidde Bareyutthidde Odhutthidde Yochisutthiddhe Beelutthiddhe Nodutthiddhini Bakagidhe Odutthiddene Barutthiddhene Madutthiddhene Hudukutthiddene Kudiyutthiddene Thegedukollutthiddene Haadutthiddene Kuniyutthiddene Mathanaadutthiddene Bareyutthiddene Odhutthiddene Yochisutthiddene Beelutthiddhene ...

  Simple puzzles for    primary classes 1 . I have a face. /   two hands / no legs/ but i can run/who am i?   2.   I am your friend. You stop, i stop. You run, i run. I am always with you. In the sun, you are hot . But i am     cool . Who am i?            3.   It   is colourful. It smells nice. Bees like it. Butterflies sit on it. It is used for pooja to god.   Pooja puts it   on her hair . What is it?                    4   I like to cut and eat. Monkeys   like to bite and eat. Birds like to peck and eat . Nice and round shape . Nice and yellow colour. In summer it is in shops. What is it?                   5 . [a] It has 4 long   legs.   It is in the classroom. Teacher puts book...