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Mind if I tack on what I've found? I think that the more info we can get
out there, the better.
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"Dr. Jai Maharaj" Information
This person's game is to use outdated articles to attract people to his
website, where he sells psychic services. What's most amusing is that many
of the groups to which his messages are crossposted do not exist. He
plagues many USENET groups. His standard method of responding to an attack
on his credibility is to repost the original article or to post the sender's
personal contact information and threaten to report the sender to his/her
ISP for spamming or making threats (the very definition of irony).
Some info re: Jai Maharaj.
mantra.com
Mantra Corporation
P. O. Box 1919
Honolulu
HI, 96792-6919
US
IP Address 206.126.0.13 [flex.com]
Business Entity Name: MANTRA CORPORATION
Record Type: Master Name for a Domestic Profit Corporation
File Number: 82087 D1
Status: Active
Purpose: BUSINESS CONSULTING, MARKETING,ADVERTISING AND RELATED SERVICES
Place Incorporated: Hawaii UNITED STATES
Incorporation Date: 11/30/1990
Mailing Address: P O BOX 1919
WAIANAE Hawaii 96792-6919
United States of America
Officer Information
STEVENS,JAY R
MILLER,JOAN E
11/30/1990 Articles of Incorporation
Flex.com
206.126.0.0 - 206.126.15.255
P.O.Box 22481
Honolulu, HI 96823-2481
US
IP Address 206.126.0.13
Administrative Contact:
Wong, Delgory K.
del@flex.com
+1-808-539-3790
ISP Flexnet, Inc.
Flex Information Network 808.732.8849 HAWAII Email: postmaster@aloha.com
Hawaii's First Public Access Internet Provider
IP Address: 199.201.240.1
hindu.org
Himalayan Academy
*107 Kaholalele Road*
Kapaa, HI 11111
US
IP Address 64.75.159.118
Boy, there's a lot of info out there on this guy...quite a few domains not
worth mentioning here...
This is interesting:
http://members.tripod.com/sid_e_slicker/india10.html
http://www.mantra.com/holocaust
http://mathquest.com/discuss/sci.math/a/m/387192/387198
His "real" name is supposed to be Jay Stevens.
There is an anti-Jay newsgroup too:
news:alt.flame.jay-stevens
A member of the "flame Jay Stevens" group is
"Jose Mariachi", )another self-proclaimed "doctor"?)
"Mariachi" web site could be another bogus cash grab remarkably similar to
Stevens' site, mantra.com.
Here's a neat Jai FAQ [long but interesting]
http://www.geocities.com/drjosemariachi/jay_faq.html#bb
and a short version here:
http://www.vic.com/%7Edbd/minifaqs/jai.maharaj.miniFAQ
He made Kook of the Month for June of 1995 here:
http://www.lart.com/auk/whiners.html
Got anything to add? E-Mail djmsux@hotmail.com
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"Snoopy" <snoopy@charlie.brown's> wrote in message
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Johnny Judas Jay "Mangos" Maharaj wrote:
THE SOURCE OF BIAS AGAINST HINDUS
Both parts appear below
The Source of Bias against Hindus - I
By George Thundiparambil, Germany
georgethundi@hotmail.com
April 9, 2003
Source
http://www.indiacause.com/OL_030409.htm
http://www.indiacause.com/OL_030526.htm
End of forwarded message
Curiously browsing this cited website, and links off it, I found that
the claim of "true secularism", "fairness" etc. don't stand up. The site
is clearly linked to the same forces that drive the sangh parivar. A
dead giveaway is the prominence given to Gautier, who is merely a legend
in his own mind, which is the mind of the sanghis. I say the "mind" of
the sanghis, because they share the one mind between them all, being
incapable of independant thought.
Anyhow, I read Arindam Banerjee's article at
http://www.indiacause.com/NL_030510.htm , and thought I might remark on
a few points.
This refers to AB's remarks on an article in the Hindustan Times re: the
LCA(Light Combat Aircraft) project:
"In spite, of the fact, that a simple internet search, would have given
Mr. Thapar access to all possible details on LCA – he either chose not
to do so or prefers to remain balanced. So, let us take each of his
facts one by one."
"What he did not tell you was the GE engine is a test engine, to be
replaced soon by an India’s Kaveri. Another fact, the most advanced
fourth generation fighter called Grippen, also uses the same GE engine,
but nobody calls the Swedish Grippen non-indigenous. It also turns out
that the new fifth generation aircraft from the US (F/A22) uses Israeli
avionics. Truth is, that apart from a few measly displays, almost
everything else in the LCA’s avionics- Mission Computers, Radar, Display
Processors, Avionics LRU's, databus associated control equipment -is
Indian[Nitin, BRF]. The composite wing technology was co-developed with
the Italians – in fact, some of the associated software was sold by
INDIA to Airbus."
"No mention of the most-advanced Fly-by-Wire technology in a
fourth-generation aircraft, no mention of the sale to Airbus – simply
the balanced approach to hide India’s accomplishments."
The LCA project was mooted, I believe, in 1978 and not 1983 as suggested
on some web pages. Work began in 1983, after 5 years of "thinking
aloud". 25 years later, to claim that a working prototype is using an
imported "test" engine that will be replaced by an "indigenous" one, is
optimistic to the point of idiocy. While India appears to have
progressed remarkably well in rocket design, let us be realistic as to
her success with jet engines: India is incapable, at this time, of even
refurbishing the Soviet-made jet engines in the IAF, without sending
them to Russia or Poland. The Mig-21's avionics are being upgraded by
the Israelis and Poles.
The radar, integrated avionics(which includes the displays, logic
processors and control equipment) and other "indigenous" elements of the
LC aircraft are "works in progress" and by no means a done deal, as
Bannerjee seems to think. A HUD from Chandigarh that's better than
what's available internationally? I think that's along the lines of the
supercomputer that never was, or the extraction of petrol from water. My
prediction is that for the next 20 years, such projects will go on in
the name of national pride, but they will be quietly replaced in
production by imported units, until India develops a civilian capability
in the various necessary fields. To expect DRDO, NAL, ADE, LRDE, BEL and
a couple other Government dinosaurs to come up with timely and effective
solutions for the requirements of a modern defense force is, without
question, retarded. Hell, look at what they haven't been able to come up
with already: a 9mm sidearm(!), a 120mm or larger field gun, an
effective tank of any size, an attack helicopter, a motor for
aforementioned tanks, a turbine for aforementioned helicopter, a missile
delivery system for the underperforming nuclear devices(despite the
claims by the Indian establishment, western analysts believe that
capability is still some time away), tactical vehicles for covert
operations, and a whole bunch of other necessities. I don't blame the
poor fellows, though, they can only do so much with what they've got.
How do you expect guys who've never built an avionics package for a
4-place prop-driven airplane to build one for an advanced combat
aircraft? How do you expect a bunch of pocketprotector-wearing nerds
who've never done more than dip their toes in the surf to design
underwater craft for navy frogmen? No doubt in the same way one builds a
nuclear sub without developing the capability of building a conventional
one first.
AB claims the avionics on the F/A 22 are from Israel. Not so(but who
would bother to find out, anyhow?). According to Boeing, "The Block 3.1
package[the F-22's integrated avionics package] consists of avionics
hardware and software produced by F-22 team members Lockheed Martin,
Boeing and other key suppliers. The team has been testing the Raptor's
avionics packages in Seattle at both the lab, since 1998, and on the
flying test bed since March 1999." The avionics package, by the way, is
put together at Northrop Grumman's Baltimore facility, using equipment
manufactured by Keller Technology in Charlotte, NC and Buffalo, NY.
Keller Technology?? Ah, that must be the Israeli connection. Right, Mr.
Bannerjee?
Perhaps Mr. Bannerjee would do well to take his own advice, and do "a
simple internet search", before he puts pen to paper. Oh, and do try to
double-check the claims of those jingoistic websites.
Some interesting pages:
http://www.rediff.com/news/1999/dec/17drdo.htm
http://www.rediff.com/news/1998/aug/19kalam.htm
[LCA to be in service by 2003]
http://www.hindu.com/2001/02/07/stories/05072512.htm
http://www.indianexpress.com/ie/daily/20010205/ina05004.html
[Kaveri to be ready in 2002]
"Talk softly and carry a big stick". Unfortunately, India's
cyberpatriots seem to talk loudly and carry rubberbands.
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"Midwinter" <midw688@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | On 22 Jun 2003, Parse Tree held forth thus:
Well, in a sense observation is everything. There's no reason that
a
human has to use photons to observe things. They could just as
easily
use something like asteroids, or whatever.
But would you not be using photons to observe the asteroids? After
all,
what is the light by which you see the asteroids? Even so, I suspect
the
uncertainty principle was not intended for application to something so
large...
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No, you don't need photons to observe the asteroids. We only have one
sense that really uses photons to any degree. Sound waves certainly
don't require them.
But by hearing something, you have to first bounce something off of that
thing.
| Quote: | The requiement is for some
sort of 'thing' that will interact with the 'thing' being observed.
At
least that's what the uncertainty principle states.
I think the uncertainty principle is perhaps a little more specific.
I
am reasonably certain that Heisenberg was speaking only of the
observation of particles - but it may be that a passing physicist can
correct me if I am wrong?
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Yes, that's correct. But the principle that you disturb something
merely by observing it remains true in all cases. Even if the change
itself is virtually imperceptible.
The uncertainty principle actually states that you can't know both the
position and momentum of a given object. So actually, the uncertainty
principle doesn't state it. It's just a thing that is commonly seen to
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| Posted: Wed Jul 23, 2008 2:13 am Post subject: Re: " Innerspace " . |
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"Jeff Relf" <____Jeff-Relf@NCPlus.NET> wrote in message
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| Quote: | Midwinter wrote :
" I am reasonably certain that Heisenberg was
speaking only of the observation of particles ... "
Yes , of course , Hence the term " Uncertainty " .
This uncertainty happens at Planck scales ...
But this is now ... once humanity didn't have microscopes .
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That's pretty irrelevant, since if you can't determine the momentum of a
small object with arbitrary precision, you cannot determine the momentum
of a large object with arbitrary precision. |
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Parse Tree
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| Posted: Wed Jul 23, 2008 2:13 am Post subject: Re: A Fifth Dimension ? |
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"Midwinter" <midw688@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | On 22 Jun 2003, Jeff Relf held forth thus:
Joseph is way off track .
Mass-Energy ( Gravitational or otherwise )
_ Might _ be a fifth dimension .
( This is The Kaluza-Klein Theory . )
This comes in handy when you need to describe fields .
Inertial and free fall frames , at a selected precision ,
are necessary for sentient beings to describe events ...
So mighn't they somehow be " Virtual " dimensions ?
( i.e. An intertial scale ? )
I don't know .
It occurs to me that we are all drifting slightly off-track.
Can we agree that, regardless of Kaluza-Klein theories, supersymmetry,
supergravity and general relativity, science does not require a
specific
'dimension' for plant life, and another for animal life? Can we agree
that it does not require yet another for human consciousness, and that
it
certainly does not require a separate, reserved dimension for
'Revelation', as suggested by Michael Cecil?
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I'll certainly agree to that. I don't see how these things could even
exist in such a manner, since they don't seem to be linear. |
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| Posted: Wed Jul 23, 2008 2:13 am Post subject: Re: A MATH TEST 4 ALL : .................................. |
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**If you respond to a Jai Maharaj post, please be sure to snip the original
message in its entirety**
"Dr. Jai Maharaj" Information
This person's game is to use outdated articles to attract people to his
website, where he sells psychic services. What's most amusing is that many
of the groups to which his messages are crossposted do not exist. He
plagues many USENET groups. His standard method of responding to an attack
on his credibility is to repost the original article or to post the sender's
personal contact information and threaten to report the sender to his/her
ISP for spamming or making threats (the very definition of irony).
Some info re: Jai Maharaj:
http://www.killfile.org/dungeon/why/jai.html
mantra.com
Mantra Corporation
P. O. Box 1919
Honolulu
HI, 96792-6919
US
IP Address 206.126.0.13 [flex.com]
Business Entity Name: MANTRA CORPORATION
Record Type: Master Name for a Domestic Profit Corporation
File Number: 82087 D1
Status: Active
Purpose: BUSINESS CONSULTING, MARKETING,ADVERTISING AND RELATED SERVICES
Place Incorporated: Hawaii UNITED STATES
Incorporation Date: 11/30/1990
Mailing Address: P O BOX 1919
WAIANAE Hawaii 96792-6919
United States of America
Officer Information
STEVENS,JAY R
MILLER,JOAN E
11/30/1990 Articles of Incorporation
Flex.com
206.126.0.0 - 206.126.15.255
P.O.Box 22481
Honolulu, HI 96823-2481
US
IP Address 206.126.0.13
Administrative Contact:
Wong, Delgory K.
del@flex.com
+1-808-539-3790
ISP Flexnet, Inc.
Flex Information Network 808.732.8849 HAWAII Email: postmaster@aloha.com
Hawaii's First Public Access Internet Provider
IP Address: 199.201.240.1
hindu.org
Himalayan Academy
*107 Kaholalele Road*
Kapaa, HI 11111
US
IP Address 64.75.159.118
Boy, there's a lot of info out there on this guy...quite a few domains not
worth mentioning here...
This is interesting:
http://members.tripod.com/sid_e_slicker/india10.html
http://www.mantra.com/holocaust
http://mathquest.com/discuss/sci.math/a/m/387192/387198
His "real" name is supposed to be Jay Stevens.
There is an anti-Jay newsgroup too:
news:alt.flame.jay-stevens
A member of the "flame Jay Stevens" group is
"Jose Mariachi", )another self-proclaimed "doctor"?)
"Mariachi" web site could be another bogus cash grab remarkably similar to
Stevens' site, mantra.com.
Here's a neat Jai FAQ [long but interesting]
http://www.geocities.com/drjosemariachi/jay_faq.html#bb
and a short version here:
http://www.vic.com/%7Edbd/minifaqs/jai.maharaj.miniFAQ
Cute link here:
http://jaimaharaj.reallysuckass.com/
He made Kook of the Month for June of 1995 here:
http://www.lart.com/auk/whiners.html |
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| Posted: Wed Jul 23, 2008 2:13 am Post subject: Word Games ? |
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Midwinter suggests : " [ Jeff is ] playing word games . "
Why would I play word games with
someone who can't even use a dictionary ? |
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Gandu
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"Anonymous" <asdf@qwert.com> wrote in message news:<3ef5a4ae@dnews.tpgi.com.au>...
All of the ideas of Christianity and Islam are plain fraudulent.
1. Jesus was born to a 'virgin'. Ha! what a cheap way to hide the
brutal truth that Jesus was a bastard!
2. When a Christian dies, a priest comes in and mumbles some nonsense
from a book full of anachronisms and the dying person goes to heaven!
Oh dear! The dying man could be a murderer, rapist or the most
reprehensible person, but if the priest says so, he/she goes to
heaven. Wow!
3. The son of 'God' had to die on a cross, nailed there by a group of
cheap riff-raff? So, the basic premise that Jesus was a son of God
is totally wrong!
4. The 'holy' book of Christians, is FULL of anachronisims. One disciple
speaks of the life of Jesus during a period of time, and another talks
of Jesus being alive 30 - 40 years late. During those ancient times,
30 years was the normal lifespan of a man! SO, THE BIBLE IS COMPLETELY
FRAUDULENT!
Jesus Christ can suck my dick!
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| Posted: Wed Jul 23, 2008 2:13 am Post subject: Re: "HINDUS R COWARDS by nature" Prophet of Peace Mohandas |
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After thought? uh ?
"HINDUtron" <Hindutron@neutron.net> wrote in message
news:3EF323D0.9050209@neutron.net...
..........however Farooq's assumption about Pakistan's support
of
Mujahdeen is flawed .........they only get moral support.
--
They were naive to follow Gandhi in being nice to Arabwannbes. But
after him
Hindu patient with Arabwannabes disappeared, ad that you can find
out from
you Dad who with 90,000 others pakis had to endure 'banya joota'in
1971!
Hiding behine 40M bangalis is the pinacle of your success in last
3000 years... :)
paki madherchod hijida,unlike you hideing behind burquah even
today:)))))))
hehehe kooly mothetchod chakka if you do not respect your EX sulla
masters you will reincarnate with long years and big tail... :)
you mean madherchod muhammed was with long years and big
tail:)))))))and thats why you respect him:))))
For retards like Gulshit Khand it means jack-ass.
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he does not know aisha was a jeni ass.... madherchod paki duffer
refers it as she donkey:))))) |
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If there ever was an argument against freedom of speech, you might say
missionaries are the best argument against freedom of speech.
I venture that many mommedan countries would opt for freedom of speech if
missionaries close their evil empire.
"Dr. Jai Maharaj" <usenet@mantra.com> wrote in message
news:Bharat-22h874f.20030622@news.mantra.com...
| Quote: | These Xtian missionaries infest the Net, too -- three
of them are Dr. Andrew Chung, Ranjit Mathews and
Prem Thomas -- what's the latest fake name he's using
these days, "Snoopy"?
Jai Maharaj
http://www.mantra.com/jai
Om Shanti
In article <vfbslophrkg89@corp.supernews.com>,
"harmony" <aka@hotmail.com> posted:
There was one british woman in those days, ms. mayo, who cobbled up a
book
on hindu civilization which mahatma gandhi called "gutter inspector's
report".
missionaires were the 4th wing of british military as one british prime
minister of those days described and used them. India still has
vestiges of
colonialism; those missionaries still roam around like those lost
japanese
soldiers of WW2, not knowing it is over. all missionaries are badly
needed
in europe where church pews are empty, not India which gave the world
true
idea of freedom.
Dr. Jai Maharaj <usenet@mantra.com> wrote in message
news:Hindu-2252.20030621@news.mantra.com...
Forwarded message
Max Müller, A paid employee, who translated the Rigveda
in a demeaning style. The hidden secrets of his life.
1. Max Müller was a British agent, especially employed
(in 1847) to write the translations of the Vedas in such
a demeaning way so that the Hindus should lose faith in
them. His personal letter to his wife dated December 9,
1867 reveals this fact.
2. He was highly paid for this job. According to the
statistical information given on page 214 of the
''English Education, 1798-1902'' by John William Adamson,
printed by Cambridge University Press in 1930, the
revised scale of a male teacher was £90 per year and for
a woman, £60 in 1853. The present salary of a teacher in
London is £14,000 to £36,000 per year, which averages a
minimum of at least 200 times increase in the last 146
years. Max Müller was paid £4 per sheet of his writing
which comes to £800 of today (1999). This is an
incredibly high price for only one sheet of writing. But
it's the general law of business, that the price of a
commodity increases with its demand. The British were in
such an imperative need to get someone to do this job and
Max Müller was the right person, so they paid whatever
Max Müller asked for. His enthusiastic letter to his
mother dated April 15, 1847 reveals this fact.
3. Max Müller's letters dated August 25, 1856 and
December 16, 1868 reveal the fact that he was desperate
to bring Christianity into India so that the religion of
the Hindus should be doomed.
His letters also reveal that:
He lived in poverty before he was employed by the
British,
His duplicity in translation was praised by his
superiors, and
In London, where he lived, there were a lot of
orientalists working for the British.
Letters of Max Müller.
''The Life and Letters of Friedrich Max Müller.'' First
published in 1902 (London and N.Y.). Reprint in 1976
(USA).
1. TO HIS WIFE, OXFORD, December 9, 1867.
''...I feel convinced, though I shall not live to see it,
that this edition of mine and the translation of the Veda
will hereafter tell to a great extent on the fate of
India, and on the growth of millions of souls in that
country. It is the root of their religion, and to show
them what that root is, I feel sure, the only way of
uprooting all that has sprung from it during the last
3,000 years.''
2. TO HIS MOTHER, 5 NEWMAN'S ROW, LINCOLN'S INN FIELDS,
April 15, 1847.
''I can yet hardly believe that I have at last got what I
have struggled for so long... I am to hand over to the
Company, ready for press, fifty sheets each year; for
this I have asked £200 a year, £4 a sheet. They have been
considering the matter since December, and it was only
yesterday that it was officially settled.''
''...In fact, I spent a delightful time, and when I
reached London yesterday I found all settled, and I could
say and feel, Thank God! Now I must at once send my
thanks, and set to work to earn the first £100.''
3. To Chevalier Bunsen. 55 St. John Street, Oxford,
August 25, 1856.
''India is much riper for Christianity than Rome or
Greece were at the time of St. Paul. The rotten tree has
for some time had artificial supports... For the good of
this struggle I should like to lay down my life, or at
least to lend my hand to bring about this struggle.
Dhulip Singh is much at Court, and is evidently destined
to play a political part in India.''
To the duke of Argyll. Oxford, December 16, 1868.
''India has been conquered once, but India must be
conquered again, and that second conquest should be a
conquest by education. Much has been done for education
of late, but if the funds were tripled and quadrupled,
that would hardly be enough... A new national literature
may spring up, impregnated with western ideas, yet
retaining its native spirit and character... A new
national literature will bring with it a new national
life, and new moral vigour. As to religion, that will
take care of itself. The missionaries have done far more
than they themselves seem to be aware of.''
''The ancient religion of India is doomed, and if
Christianity does not step in, whose fault will it be?''
4. (a) From the diary of Max Müller. Paris. April 10,
1845.
''I get up early, have breakfast, i.e. bread and butter,
no coffee. I stay at home and work till seven, go out and
have dinner, come back in an hour and stay at home and
work till I go to bed. I must live most economically and
avoid every expense not actually necessary. The free
lodging is an immense help, for unless one lives in a
perfect hole... I have not been to any theatre, except
one evening, when I had to pay 2 francs for a cup of
chocolate, I thought 'Never again'.''
(b) To his mother. Paris, December 23, 1845.
''...instead of taking money from you, my dearest mother,
I could have given you some little pleasure. But it was
impossible, unless I sacrificed my whole future... I have
again had to get 200 francs from Lederhose, and with the
money you have just sent shall manage till January or
February.''
5. On April 17, 1855, Bunsen wrote to thank Max Müller
for an article on his Outlines.
''You have so thoroughly adopted the English disguise
that it will not be easy for any one to suspect you of
having written this 'curious article.' It especially
delights me to see how ingeniously you contrive to say
what you announce you do not wish to discuss, i.e. the
purport of the theology. In short, we are all of opinion
that your cousin was right when she said of you in Paris
to Neukomm, that you ought to be in the diplomatic
service!''
6. To his mother. September 1, 1847.
''My rooms in London are delightful. In the same house
lives Dr. Trithen, an orientalist, whom I knew in Paris,
and who was once employed in the Office for Foreign
Affairs in St. Petersburg. Then there are a great many
other orientalists in London, who are mostly living near
me, and we form an oriental colony from all parts of the
world... We have a good deal of fun at our cosmopolitan
tea-evenings.''
End of forwarded message
Jai Maharaj
http://www.mantra.com/jai
Om Shanti
Panchaang for 21 Jyeshtth 5104, Sunday, June 22, 2003:
Shubhanu Nama Samvatsare Dakshinaya Nartana Ritau
Mithun Mase Krishna Pakshe Bhanu Vasara Yuktayam
Revati Nakshatr Shobhan Yog
Taitil-Gar Karan Navami Yam Tithau
Hindu Holocaust Museum
http://www.mantra.com/holocaust
Hindu life, principles, spirituality and philosophy
http://www.hindu.org
http://www.hindunet.org
The truth about Islam and Muslims
http://www.flex.com/~jai/satyamevajayate
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Lush
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Hard work needs to come into the equation too.
Lush
"Jeff Relf" <____Jeff-Relf@NCPlus.NET> wrote in message
news:Xns93A1F140CAD5Relf@130.133.1.4...
| Quote: | Parse Tree replies to Joseph Geloso :
" If happiness is defined by the pursuit of pleasure , ... "
Happiness might be one's luck divided by one's expectations .
While luck is hard or impossible to change ,
one can always change his expectations .
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starman
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Jeff Relf <____Jeff-Relf@NCPlus.NET> wrote in message news:<Xns93A2EED5150FRelf@130.133.1.4>...
| Quote: | Midwinter wrote :
" I rather suspect ... that the Uncertainty Principle
is the very thing that prevents us from getting any
deeper into this ' Innerspace ' of yours , is it not ? "
No , A day may come when humanity will be able to measure
the mass ( and even the speed ) of a tachyon ...
( See David Bohm's non-local interpretation of QM . )
when that day comes ,
Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle will become outdated ,
just like Newtonian gravity
was outdated by Einstein's General relativity .
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Thank you
For your message
Easy to understand, and
Clearly of great relevance
To this Roman Catholic news group,
And deliberately written in steps
like this, to make it
easier on the eye
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Anonymous
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| Posted: Wed Jul 23, 2008 2:13 am Post subject: Re: INDIA V PAKISTAN : BJP HINDUS just talks shit - unl |
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Dont send such junk mails
"Jess" <argh@canthespam.com> wrote in message
news:JVmJa.261072$ro6.6704909@news2.calgary.shaw.ca...
| Quote: | This person's game is to use outdated articles to attract people to his
website, where he sells psychic services. He plagues many USENET groups.
The following is some info re: Jai Maharaj. If you must reply to a
Maharaj
message, please snip the original post in its entirety.
mantra.com
Mantra Corporation
P. O. Box 1919
Honolulu
HI, 96792-6919
US
IP Address 206.126.0.13 [flex.com]
Business Entity Name: MANTRA CORPORATION
Record Type: Master Name for a Domestic Profit Corporation
File Number: 82087 D1
Status: Active
Purpose: BUSINESS CONSULTING, MARKETING,ADVERTISING AND RELATED SERVICES
Place Incorporated: Hawaii UNITED STATES
Incorporation Date: 11/30/1990
Mailing Address: P O BOX 1919
WAIANAE Hawaii 96792-6919
United States of America
Officer Information
STEVENS,JAY R
MILLER,JOAN E
11/30/1990 Articles of Incorporation
Flex.com
206.126.0.0 - 206.126.15.255
P.O.Box 22481
Honolulu, HI 96823-2481
US
IP Address 206.126.0.13
Administrative Contact:
Wong, Delgory K.
del@flex.com
+1-808-539-3790
ISP Flexnet, Inc.
Flex Information Network 808.732.8849 HAWAII Email: postmaster@aloha.com
Hawaii's First Public Access Internet Provider
IP Address: 199.201.240.1
hindu.org
Himalayan Academy
*107 Kaholalele Road*
Kapaa, HI 11111
US
IP Address 64.75.159.118
Boy, there's a lot of info out there on this guy...quite a few domains not
worth mentioning here...
This is interesting:
http://members.tripod.com/sid_e_slicker/india10.html
http://www.mantra.com/holocaust
http://mathquest.com/discuss/sci.math/a/m/387192/387198
His "real" name is supposed to be Jay Stevens.
There is an anti-Jay newsgroup too:
news:alt.flame.jay-stevens
A member of the "flame Jay Stevens" group is
"Jose Mariachi", another self-proclaimed "doctor"
"Mariachi" web site is just another bogus cash grab remarkably similar to
Stevens' site, www.mantra.com
Here's a neat Jai FAQ [long but interesting]
http://www.geocities.com/drjosemariachi/jay_faq.html#bb
and a short version here:
http://www.vic.com/%7Edbd/minifaqs/jai.maharaj.miniFAQ
He made Kook of the Month for June of 1995 here:
http://www.lart.com/auk/whiners.html
My nominee for Loser of the Millenium Award.
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| Posted: Wed Jul 23, 2008 2:13 am Post subject: Re: A Day May Come . |
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On 23 Jun 2003, Jeff Relf held forth thus:
| Quote: | Starman jokes that my post was :
" Clearly of great relevance to this Roman Catholic news group . "
Google is not the best way to read Usenet .
My XNews ( For Win98 , Free , hard to configure )
allows fast access to the parent posts that
are listed the " References: " line .
It keeps a history , for going backward and forward .
It lets me rank people from 1 to 9 , zero is the default .
Replies get an extra 10 . My posts always get a 100 .
I've configured my XNews so that
- It only retains five days worth of posts ,
- It comes up showing only the unread posts
with a score of one or better , sorted by score .
Does your ISP ( e.g. AOL or MSN ) provide you with
an NNTP server ( e.g. News.CIS.DFN.DE ) ,
and a login name and password for XNews or Outlook ?
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What does any of this have to do with your bizarre posting layout and the
relevance of the discussion to a Catholic group? It seems that you have
difficulty keeping to the point, Jeff.
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Gulshan Khan
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| Posted: Wed Jul 23, 2008 2:13 am Post subject: Re: "HINDUS R COWARDS by nature" Prophet of Peace Mohandas |
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rohit_manohar@lycos.com (koolfire_or) wrote in message news:<be1bd88.0306220854.4dec6145@posting.google.com>...
| Quote: | g_khan25@yahoo.com (Gulshan Khan) wrote in message news:<f8631d38.0306220518.60325b27@posting.google.com>...
rohit_manohar@lycos.com (koolfire_or) wrote in message news:<be1bd88.0306212153.4cffb9@posting.google.com>...
g_khan25@yahoo.com (Gulshan Khan) wrote in message news:<f8631d38.0306211146.d6db48c@posting.google.com>...
nonbsp@yahoo.com (karmi) wrote in message news:<9b4c6065.0306210445.770782dd@posting.google.com>...
"Anonymous" <asdf@qwert.com> wrote in message news:<3ef3aa7e@dnews.tpgi.com.au>...
After thought? uh ?
"HINDUtron" <Hindutron@neutron.net> wrote in message
news:3EF323D0.9050209@neutron.net...
..........however Farooq's assumption about Pakistan's support of
Mujahdeen is flawed .........they only get moral support.
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They were naive to follow Gandhi in being nice to Arabwannbes. But after him
Hindu patient with Arabwannabes disappeared, ad that you can find out from
you Dad who with 90,000 others pakis had to endure 'banya joota'in 1971!
Hiding behine 40M bangalis is the pinacle of your success in last 3000 years... :)
paki madherchod hijida,unlike you hideing behind burquah even today:)))))))
hehehe kooly mothetchod chakka if you do not respect your EX sulla
masters you will reincarnate with long years and big tail... :)
you mean madherchod muhammed was with long years and big
tail:)))))))and thats why you respect him:))))
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Jeff Relf
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Starman jokes that my post was :
" Clearly of great relevance to this Roman Catholic news group . "
Google is not the best way to read Usenet .
My XNews ( For Win98 , Free , hard to configure )
allows fast access to the parent posts that
are listed the " References: " line .
It keeps a history , for going backward and forward .
It lets me rank people from 1 to 9 , zero is the default .
Replies get an extra 10 . My posts always get a 100 .
I've configured my XNews so that
- It only retains five days worth of posts ,
- It comes up showing only the unread posts
with a score of one or better , sorted by score .
Does your ISP ( e.g. AOL or MSN ) provide you with
an NNTP server ( e.g. News.CIS.DFN.DE ) ,
and a login name and password for XNews or Outlook ? |
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