Saturday, December 28, 2013

SERMON FROM MY SOUL

MY   FAITH
OR  SERMON   FROM   MY   SOU
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'  What  does  the  fish    know about  ' WATER ' in  which  it  lives  all  it's  life  ' - Einstein

TAKE  FROM  MY  SOUL
IF  GOD  IS   NOT  WITHIN  ME   AND  YOU
GOD  MUST  NOT  BE  IN  HEAVEN  TOO

HEAVEN  IS  THE  SPACE   COVERING  COSMOS
AND  GALAXIES  ALL  , -  THROUGH  AND  THROUGH
WE  ARE  NOT   UNDER   GOD    BUT  WITHIN   'GOD '
OR  ALLAH   OR  SHIVA  ; GIVE    ANY  NAME  , I TELL  YOU

WE  ARE  PART  OF  THAT  ONE ; THE   ONLY  'ONE'
ALL  STARS  AND  GALAXIES  ARE  DECIMAL  PARTS
IF  AFTER   REDEMPTION , GOD  BECOMES   PLEASED  
I  DENY  THAT    GOD   EVER  , AS    MY  GOD

THE  DIVINE IS   EVEN  BEYOND  ALL  HEAVENS
OR  THE  ' COSMOS'  EVER  OF  YOU  AND  ME
ALL: WITHIN  GOD ;  NOT  UNDER  GOD ;  AND  ONLY  GOD  THAT  EXIST
WE  ARE  PARTS ; ALL  WITHIN  , LIKE  ' DECIMAL - PARTS '-- INCOMPLETE .
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composed : 12 /28 /2013 ;
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"That moves , that   moves  not; that  is farthest   yet  nearest  too
that  the   innermost ' of  our 'conscious -light' ; even  all  inside or  outside of  (all)  Existence "
  -------------Vedanta ( Ishopanishat ) ; transliteration by Dr, P  basu , Legendary poet ,Poetry.com

Friday, December 27, 2013

BIO - DATA

Born  as  a   British -  Subject
under   IMPERIAL  Law
Grew  up    in  a  remote  Village
under  Rural  set  up
In  UN-divided   Bengal   of    the  -then  time
never saw  even a train  in  15  of  age
but  had  joyous life
on river  side.

Then  came  the  World  War  II
changed   and  over  turned
everything  of  hope  , life   and  joy
along  with  DICE - Playing  POLITICS
that     SEVERED  my  Mother - Land   length-wise
like * Jarashandha   of  Mythological -Theme

AND
was ' stamped'  as  a  'Refugee'   on  our  own  Land
even  changed-  quick .  and  painful  with  
Communal   killing  ' Game '
yet  had  all  boasting LEADERS
 on either  side !
***     ***   ****

 Now
a  Dual  CITIZEN   :   East  - West  Both
yet,   dreaming   of   World - Citizenship    before
I   MIGRATE  
HEAVEN -ward .
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Composed : 12 / 27 /2013 ; * ( explore  Wikipedia)

Arvind Kejriwal: The roots of India's new leader

Arvind KejriwalArvind Kejriwal has made a spectacular debut in Indian politics

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Arvind Kejriwal, the leader of a new anti-corruption party in India, will be sworn in as the chief minister of Delhi on Saturday. BBC Hindi's Zubair Ahmed visited his ancestral village to trace the beginnings of an unconventional politician who has made a spectacular debut.
Thousands of people are expected to attend the swearing in ceremony at the sprawling Ramlila Maidan (grounds) in the capital.
Many in the audience will be from his tiny, impoverished ancestral village of Kheda in the northern state of Haryana, some 200km (124 miles) from Delhi.
Mr Kejriwal was born in the neighbouring village of Siwani, where his trader father had migrated to since it boasted a wholesale market. He studied in the eastern city of Calcutta and joined a top engineering school in West Bengal state's Kharagpur town.
But his family is better known in Kheda. The Kejriwal home is derelict and needs a makeover. But it stands out as the largest building in the village.
Villagers say Mr Kejriwal's ancestors have built a school, tube well, temple, community hall and a public rest house in Kheda - much "more than what the government has done here".
"We are forever grateful and proud of how much they have done for us over the years," says village elder Ram Chand Sharma.
'Dead honest'
Most of the 2,000-odd residents of Kheda have actually never met Mr Kejriwal: he has no friends here and the relatives have few memories of his growing up years. He occasionally visited the village during festivals and weddings.
Yet, they are full of praise for the 44-year-old man who has become the most talked about leader in the country.
A former civil servant, Mr Kejriwal was awarded the Ramon Magsaysay award for Emergent Leadership, widely described as Asia's Nobel prize, for social work and initiatives to fight corruption in 2006.
Two years ago, he set up a group called India Against Corruption aimed at putting pressure on the government to bring about tough anti-corruption laws.
The rest, as the villagers say, is history.
Tara Chand Sharma, a village elder, says with an exaggerated gesture of his hands: "My chest swells with pride that my grandson will be the chief minister of Delhi." He calls Mr Kejriwal his grandson since he knew his grandfather.
"The boy is dead honest. We need people like him as leaders."
Sanjay Kumar, another neighbour, is convinced Mr Kejriwal's "clean image" was the legacy of his "generous but honest family".
Arvind Kejriwal's ancestral house in KhedaArvind Kejriwal's ancestral home in Kheda is in need of repairs
Neighbours of Arvind KejriwalMany of Kheda's residents have joined Mr Kejriwal's party
Mr Kejriwal's uncle Girdhari Lal and a few other elders in the family clearly remember him as being studious.
"He never messed with anyone in school. On a few occasions we saw him, we found him glued to his text books. He was always reading," says Mr Lal.
Mr Kejriwal and his party's crusade against corruption has impressed villagers here, who have been queuing up to join his Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) or Common Man's Party.
Daljit Sharma, a former village headman and Congress worker, has now joined Mr Kejriwal's party.
"We are just awaiting his orders. People are joining him in droves. He has changed the way we do politics in our country," Mr Sharma says.
His sentiments were echoed by another villager, Sanjiv Kumar: "The first change he has brought about is refusing to take government security [as the chief minister] and making direct contacts with ordinary people.
"These are powerful acts and they have left deep impressions on our minds."

NEW AGE POETRY - 15


                                 I *
A  2 -LITER   POT  SHALL   NEVER    HOLD
4 - LITER MILK:  MILK :  HOT   OR  COLD
TILL   EXPANDS   IT'S   CAPACITY  MORE  AND  MORE .

                                II **

A  FROG   IN  THE   WELL   WILL    NEVER      KNOW
HOW  BIG  IS   THE   OCEAN :  WHERE   RIVERS    GO !

                              III

A   DIAMOND  TO  THE    MONKEY   IS  A    STONE  TO   PEE
SERMONS   ARE     ' NON-SENSE  '  TO   IGNORANT - ME  .
           
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Composed  :  12 / 28 / 2013:  * After  Ramakrishna   & ** Vivekananda .

NEW AGE POETRY ----14

Darwin  and   aftermath
I , the   smart  modern   Homo sa pien
 visiting   my  cousin , the chimp
in   a  zoo
with 99.9 %  DNA - link.

He  looks  happier  than   me
asking  me   --'  how  R    U

I  told   him --' not good
not  enough  food
 for  all  of  us
but
I am  more  handsome  than you

He  smiled  with  silvery  teeth
(  I  covered  my denture with  lips
controlled  my  smile )
then  opined -
' how   do you know
did  you  ever  take  our  opinion
about  U ? '
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CANCER TONGUE : NEW WRITE - UP



Surgery, not chemo, better for tongue cancer

Friday, Dec 27, 2013, 13:42 IST | Place: NEW YORK | Agency: IANS
Surgery, and not chemotherapy sessions, works better for those suffering from tongue or oral cavity cancer.
In a pathbreaking study, a team of scientists at the University of Michigan's Comprehensive Cancer Center concluded that patients with tongue cancer who started their treatment with chemotherapy fared significantly worse than patients who received surgery first.
"To a young person with tongue cancer, chemotherapy may sound like a better option than surgery with extensive reconstruction. But patients with oral cavity cancer can't tolerate induction chemotherapy as well as they can handle surgery with follow-up radiation," said study author Douglas Chepeha, professor of otolaryngology.
"Our techniques of reconstruction are advanced and offer patients better survival and functional outcomes," Chepeha added. The study was published in the Nature magazine.
According to researchers, the immune system is critical in oral cavity cancer, and chemotherapy suppresses the immune system. If a person is already debilitated, they don't do well with chemotherapy.
"Despite the proven success of this strategy in laryngeal cancer, induction chemotherapy should not be an option for oral cavity cancer, and in fact it results in worse treatment-related complications compared to surgery," they added.
The study enrolled 19 patients with advanced oral cavity cancer. Patients received an initial dose of chemotherapy, called induction chemotherapy.
Those whose cancer shrunk by half went on to receive additional chemotherapy combined with radiation treatment. Those whose cancer did not respond well had surgery followed by radiation.
The researchers then looked at a comparable group of patients who had surgery and sophisticated reconstruction followed by radiation therapy and found significantly better survival rates and functional outcomes.


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Phanibhusan Basu
TONGUE CANCER IS MORE COMMON IN BLOOD GROUP A .
IT WAS PROVED WITH STATISTICAL SIGNIFICANCE IN A RESEARCH WORK FOR M.D - THESIS WORK BY DR. P . BASU M.D IN 1960 ; M.A.M Medical COLLEGE, DELHI UNIVERSITY , INDIA.
Prevalence of Cancer Tongue in people with Blood Group A was 135 .9 % more ( statistical result 4.34).
Interestingly In case of Cancer Cheek the incidence in Bl. Gr A was - 64.9 % less ( ,, ,, ,,, ,, ,, 5.34 )
Cirrhosis of liver was also found significantly high in Gr, A patients .
In Delhi Bl. Gr.A was only 23 % in Gen Population ( as found ).
In Western People Bl. Gr. A is more common than than Gr. B .
I even suggested in my Thesis to TAKE UP A RESEARCH study IN USA & EUROPE to find out prevalence of Blood Gr, A in Proved Cases [Operated/ otherwise ] of cancer Tongue and to confirm this Statiscal significance and apply in preventive steps .
While in USA (1990-s ) , I even wrote to JAMA and in my own Blogs (' FIRST AMENDMENT') ; with no reply or response otherwise .

Don't know if this effort will carry any information or inspire any research Institute in USA/ New York at all or ever !?

TONGUE CANCER

Surgery, not chemo, better for tongue cancer

Friday, Dec 27, 2013, 13:42 IST | Place: NEW YORK | Agency: IANS
Surgery, and not chemotherapy sessions, works better for those suffering from tongue or oral cavity cancer.
In a pathbreaking study, a team of scientists at the University of Michigan's Comprehensive Cancer Center concluded that patients with tongue cancer who started their treatment with chemotherapy fared significantly worse than patients who received surgery first.
"To a young person with tongue cancer, chemotherapy may sound like a better option than surgery with extensive reconstruction. But patients with oral cavity cancer can't tolerate induction chemotherapy as well as they can handle surgery with follow-up radiation," said study author Douglas Chepeha, professor of otolaryngology.
"Our techniques of reconstruction are advanced and offer patients better survival and functional outcomes," Chepeha added. The study was published in the Nature magazine.
According to researchers, the immune system is critical in oral cavity cancer, and chemotherapy suppresses the immune system. If a person is already debilitated, they don't do well with chemotherapy.
"Despite the proven success of this strategy in laryngeal cancer, induction chemotherapy should not be an option for oral cavity cancer, and in fact it results in worse treatment-related complications compared to surgery," they added.
The study enrolled 19 patients with advanced oral cavity cancer. Patients received an initial dose of chemotherapy, called induction chemotherapy.
Those whose cancer shrunk by half went on to receive additional chemotherapy combined with radiation treatment. Those whose cancer did not respond well had surgery followed by radiation.
The researchers then looked at a comparable group of patients who had surgery and sophisticated reconstruction followed by radiation therapy and found significantly better survival rates and functional outcomes.