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has added a new journalSince the Need is the Mother of all invention, and inspirations play alot of role in it, i thought about making this Village Entry where Villagers might share their favourite Link, Define what it is and maybe even THINK and discuss it if they want. Its like sharing Knowledge for the Ease of Comfort(homework we are stuck on maybe or the IDEA we might be Stuck on like idea of sense of humour etc) of the many :)
I am trying to Revive some dead Writing Related Villages, Indirectly Establishing Connections,One there is Life in them , people will start coming
( :) You can Visit The Given Websites Individually with Any Browser but for Plugins Need To Have FireFox Browser)
Rhyming Dictionary www.rhymezone.com (Firefox plugins Available at mycroft.mozdev.org )
Writing Tools owl.english.purdue.edu
Critical Thinking www.austhink.org
Humour:
Psycology's Village's Contribution: The Humour Study www.tbshumorstudy.com
Organize
Contribution Of ChangetheWorld Village voo2do.com
Shows List of File Task Manager that are Useful or Useless and their purpose,so you can get rid of the useless file in whatever way you know www.neuber.com
Writers's Village Contribution: ONLINE Word-Processor www2.writely.com
English Dictionary with Audible American Pronunciation www.m-w.com (Firefox plugins Available at mycroft.mozdev.org )
English Dictionary with Audible British Pronunciation www.allwords.com (Firefox Plugin Available at mycroft.mozdev.org )
MetaSearch-Dictionary, The One Which Search the word in many online dictionary at the same time www.onelook.com (Firefox Plugins Available At mycroft.mozdev.org )
Mostly a two-way Bilingual Dictionary for many Latin based languages, like English, French, Portugese,Spanish & Italian www.wordreference.com (Firefox plugins Available mycroft.mozdev.org )
Encyclopedia:
Contribution of Book's Village Free Encyclopedia en.wikipedia.org (Firefox plugins Available at mycroft.mozdev.org )
News
Thinkville's Contribution;The Guardian Newspaper's Blog Site commentisfree.guardian.co.uk
Beliefs
Books's Village's Contribution Website On Different Beliefs www.beliefnet.com
Science:
The_Beehive Contribution micro.magnet.fsu.edu
Artistry
Thinkville's Contribution www.lindapaul.com Psychology Village's www.photoforum.ru
Psychology Village's Contribution: Personality Tests
1 www.mef.to 2 www.librarysupportstaff.com 3 www.humanmetrics.com
Firefox an open source Internet browser assumed to be faster than Microsoft Internet Explorer , the good part about it is that you dont have to Mess Up your computer byInstalling different toolbars from different Search Engines or waste your time typing the name of the website thinking whether the typed name is right or wrong,its has Integrated and Integrating plugins (Plugins mycroft.mozdev.org ) available for it www.mozilla.com , this browser is good for research work
MetaSearch Engine, The One which Brings Results From Many Popular Searh Engine At The Same Time, Saving you trouble of going to each Search Engine Individually www.dogpile.com (Firefox plugins Available at mycroft.mozdev.org/download.html?name=dogpile.com&submitform=Search )
Feel Free To Submit your Links Here, I Might Post It here In the Journal Entry
Regardless of Whoever you are Please make Dua for the person who made this journal for your convinience, for the Purity of Intentions,his humbleness(so he can relate to everybody),accuracy of focus,protection(of his deeds too) and his success
Knowledge Is Like Fire,Spread it Around So There Is More Than One(You) Intelectual in This World
Ok I think one Thing I would say,we should try our best not to post Links Related to Religion because its a Controvertial Issue; Sectarian stuff,Different "Brands" of Islam etc, not that i am pointing fingers at anybody but this just came up in my mind to avoid conflict among people in Villages Or Villagers
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has added a new journal*In the Name of ALLAH, thGRACIOUS, thMERCIFUL*
sometimes i wish that i had died
or never was born
that i was a fly
why should i try to dry my Eyes?
the Pain won't go: It only subsides
& rushes back in like Australian tides
i disguise It, despise It, run & hide
but inside i'm still a Prisoner; why?
why i'm a Prisoner? why why why?
why are these Tears in my eyes eyes eyes?
i'm in a prison of Lies Lies Lies
why i'm a prisoner? why?
i look in the mirror & hate my face
then look at my skin & hate my race
i hate everything about this place
still i wait, cuz i don't know my fate
i'm still a Prisoner; why why why?
my sentence is for life, why try?
will i be Free when i die, die, die?
i'm earth's Prisoner; why?
i've given everything just to be my Self
i gave my best Health
& lost all my Wealth
now i'm on my face & knees because i need help:
O ALLAH, it's me; please Heaven, not Hell
& will you tell:
why i'm a Prisoner? why why why?
i'm trapped under the Sky Sky Sky
why i'm a Prisoner? why, why why?
i'm earth's Prisoner; why?
i'm earth's Prisoner
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has added a new journalb-ism-i-LLAH-iR-RAHMAN-iR-RAHEEM
when did the Sunlit seal close
above me?
was it as two Lips poured
the Poison of the Day?
when did the Moonlit morning
flow through me?
this was yesterday?s Tomorrow
every Day
why listen to the Spring verve
in Silence?
why do the Lifelets fall
& trickle towards the Bay?
why is the summer?s Song
so soothing?
this was yesterday?s Tomorrow
every Day
who made the largest Crowd
so Lonely?
who chose the Window?s warmth
over the Open Gate?
who?d rather win their Life
than find It?
this was yesterday?s Tomorrow
every Day
this was yesterday?s Tomorrow
this was yesterday?s Tomorrow
this was yesterday?s Tomo-
tomorrow?s Yesterday
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has added a new journalThe government's anti-terror bill, which introduces a new criminal offence of "glorifying terrorist acts", is still so widely drawn that it is incompatible with the Human Rights Act and will face challenges in the courts, a committee of MPs and peers warned yesterday.
Parliament's joint human rights committee also warns peers debating the terror bill this week that the 28 days detention without charge compromise still leaves the measure vulnerable to court challenges, even if the risks are less than when the original 90 days was proposed.
The highly critical report from a committee which includes some of parliament's leading human rights campaigners came as ministers prepare to drop their plan to give the police powers to close down mosques and other places of worship used to foment extremism.
The government also tabled amendments to the bill yesterday making clear that academics and librarians will not be caught by its provisions designed to outlaw the training of terrorists. University vice-chancellors had raised concerns over the proposed new criminal offence of giving instruction or training to an individual they know or suspect to be planning to use the knowledge to carry out a terrorist attack. The amendments tabled yesterday make clear that professional scientists or university librarians will not face prosecution if they lecture or lend books which contain material which could be useful to terrorists unless they know, and not merely suspect, that the student involved has malign intentions.
The proposal to close mosques which foment extremism has met fierce criticism from Muslims, who regard it as a form of collective punishment, and from senior police officers who say they would rather target individuals. It is expected that the proposal, which is not included in the bill but was floated by Tony Blair, will be quietly dropped.
The home secretary, Charles Clarke, is also believed to be prepared to amend the proposed "glorification" offence if opposition parties unblock the incitement to religious hatred legislation, which is facing strong criticism in the House of Lords. However, opposition peers see similar problems with both measures.
The joint human rights committee report published yesterday said that the new offence of indirect incitement to terrorist acts or encouraging terrorism was insufficiently "legally certain" in the way it is drafted to escape a human rights challenge. The peers and MPs say "glorification" is too vague a legal concept, and the definition of terrorism is too wide and lacks any reference to the intention of the accused. It recommends that a "reasonable excuse" or "public interest" defence needs to be added to make it acceptable.