A nice poem by Emily Dickinson

"A Narrow Fellow in the Grass" A narrow Fellow in the Grass Occasionally rides - You may have met him? Did you not His notice instant is - The Grass divides as with a comb - A spotted Shaft is seen, And then it closes at your Feet And opens further on - He likes a Boggy Acre - A Floor too cool for Corn - Yet when a Boy and barefoot I more than once at Noon, Have passed I thought a Whip Lash Unbraiding in the Sun When stooping to secure it It wrinkled And was gone - Several of Nature's People I know and they know me I feel for them a transport Of Cordiality; But never met this Fellow Attended or alone Without a tighter Breathing And Zero at the Bone.

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Great Musician of the World

Wolfgan Amades Mozart Mozart the greatest Austrian musician was a world famous figure. He was born in Salzburg on 27th January 1756. His father, Leopold was a concert master to the archbishop of Salzburg. Mozart played before Kings and queens as a little boy. He was showered with attention and appreciation. He was even decorated by the Pope, Head of the Roman Catholic Church. He went on tours to many European Capitals with his father. After his father’s death, Mozart was made the concert master. But when the archbishop died he lost his post. That was the beginning of his misfortunes. His patrons could not recognize his genius, but he never stopped composing. Lack of financial support coupled with ill-health hastened his death. He died of heart failure on 5th December,1791. Mozart’s major works were published only after his death. The fact that three of his greatest works were composed in the last years of his life proves that Mozart was a man of great perseverance in the face of misfortunes.

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A child creativity: A nice Drawing...

This is a fine art by my cousin Srijan Saurya, he is only 12 years old and has a good art of drawing.

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Queen of Crime Writers:

Agatha Christie Agatha Christie, a renowned mystery writer, had to her credit nearly 100 mystery novels, 21 plays, short story collections and two-volume autobiography. She also wrote six romantic novels under the name Mary Westamacott proving her versatility in writing. Her books have been sold over two billion copies and translated into more than 60 foreign languages. Her work, “The Murder of Roger Ackroyd” has alone sold more than a million copies. Her play “The Mousetrap” has been staged since 1952 in England established a record as the longest running show with fully packed house in the history of English theatre. Among her stories which were filmed was the box-office smash “Murder on the Orient Express”. The film which won an Academy Award featured leading stars of the time Sean Connery and Ingrid Bergman. Other great works which filmed were “Witness for the Prosecution”, “Death on the Nile”, and “Evil under the Sun”. It was the revolutionary “The Murder of Roger Ackroyd” published in 1926 which attracted the attention of numerous readers. She also wrote an entertaining account of many archaeological expeditions which she had shared with her husband, Max Mallowan, a noted archaeologist. Agatha Christie was born at Torquay, a fashionable coastal resort in England on 15 September 1890. She was educated at home by private tutors. She learnt music at Paris. During the 1st and 2nd World Wars she served as a staff nurse in military hospitals. She started her writing career in her early twenties. She wrote her first novel titled “The Mysterious Affair at Styles” in 1915. In this novel she introduced Hercule Poirat, an eccentric retired Belgian police detective. Miss Jane Marple, a shrewd and inquisitive woman was another great sleuth and investigator featured in several of her works. She examined the crimes in details with deep concentration and intuition. “Sleeping Murder” published in 1976 was her last work. In 1954, the mystery writers of America honored her with the Grand Master of Crime Award. Agatha Christie won her country’s highest honour,"Order of Dame Commander of British Empire” in 1971. Agatha was nicknamed as “Duchess of Death”. The Queen of Crime Writers Passed away in January1976 at the age of 85 after 55 years of writing career.

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Asia's Oldest Newspaper

"The Bombay Samachar" The Bombay Samachar published from Mumbai (Bombay) is Asia’s oldest newspaper and the most popular Gujarati daily. It is now 180 years old known in Gujarati as “Shri Mumbaina Samachar”. It was founded on July 1st 1822 by a Parsi merchant, Fardoonji Marzhan. As a weekly bulletin it contained information about movement of ships and cargo. Later, it became a daily paper and was bought by Mancherji Cama, an ink and paper merchant in 1932. Today it enjoys a circulation of 1, 50,000.

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Some famous Questions? open space times of india

Which place on Earth has never received any rainfall?

The Atacama desert, spread between the Pacific Ocean and the Andes mountains in northern Chile has not experienced rain in its entire recorded history. Made up of salt basins, sand and lava flows, it lacks vegetation or animal life. Its landscape is desolate and moon-like. The Quillagua meteorological station located in this desert has recorded an average annual rainfall of only 0.5mm during 1964-2001.



What is the Mach number?

The Mach number, in aerodynamics and fluid mechanics, is the ratio of the speed of an object through a fluid to the speed of sound in the fluid. The Mach number was named after the Austrian physicist and philosopher Ernst Mach.



Why spam in email jargon is called so?

The term spam is derived from the popular Monty Python song “Spam sketch”, set in a café where everything on the menu includes Spam luncheon meat. The chorus repeats “Spam, spam, spam, spam, lovely spam, wonderful spam, over and over again, drowning out all conversation. Since “Spam” involves sending identical messages to a large number of recipients without their permission, it has been called so. The correct term for it is is Unsolicited Commercial Email (UCE).


Who was the first playback singer in Indian Cinema?

The first Indian talkie “Alam Ara” was made Ardeshir M Irani, on March 14, 1931. It was a Parsi theatre piece adaptation retaining the play’s songs. This gave Indian Cinema its first singer WM Khan. For the song recording, only a harmonium and tabla were used out of the camera range and the singer sang into a hidden microphone.


When was the first Disneyland set up?

The first Disneyland was set up July 15,1955 in Anaheim, California, USA. The opening was attended by 28,154 persons and 90 million people watched it on television. In the south of Los Angeles its construction began on July 21,1954 and cost around $17 million.

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