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San Francisco & Yosemite National Park
Angelina's parents and my dad joined us on this 10-day getaway trip to the West coast. We spent 6 days in San Francisco and its vicinities and the remaining 4 days in Yosemite National Park. The weather in San Francisco was pretty cooperating. nice sunny fogless blue sky most of the time, albeit it was cold with the temperature hovering around 60 degrees. Nevertheless, I was thrilled to enjoy this fog free weather because I could take many beautiful polarized pictures.
While Angelina and I have been to San Francisco several times, we decided to bring our parents there because San Francisco has many attractions that they could relate to from what they have seen in TV, such as Golden Gate Bridge and. that's about it. Further, we wanted to visit Yosemite National Park so badly that we made an excuse to visit San Francisco again. We also visited several places located north of San Francisco, such as Sausalito, Muir Woods, Point Reyes and Napa. San Francisco is a pretty pleasant big city to visit. There are lots of places to visit and it seems like a safe city to walk around, except the Tenderloin neighborhood. Perhaps, everyone on the street looks Chinese to me. There is certainly lots of awesome Chinese food in the Chinatown, which is the largest Chinatown in United States.
Talking about food, in one evening, we brought our parents to a sushi restaurant for dinner, and this restaurant has pretty good reviews from the online forums that I read. However, this is no ordinary sushi restaurant. Once we entered the restaurant, the loud heart thumping techno music blared through the speakers and invited us in. kind of my type of music. The waitresses wore Gothic-like black dresses while the TV showed some Japanese anime cartoon that I couldn't comprehend. There were lots of Japanese figurines at the bar area, such as Ultraman, Godzilla and several unidentified Japanese cartoon hero figurines who love to wear an underwear outside. This sushi restaurant was jam packed with late 20s folks. In fact, our parents were probably the oldest three persons in the restaurant at that time. That being said, the sushi was awesome! It was also my first time trying out the seaweed salad, which was pretty good. As far as experience wise, it couldn't get any more awkward than this. Our parents probably had the culture shock of their life and their blood pressures might have shot up by 20 points. Talk about trying to impress my future parents in laws, there, I totally blew it. bringing them to a techno sushi restaurant.
The drive from San Francisco to Yosemite NP wasn't too bad. It was about 3.5 hours drive. We stopped by Wal-Mart in Oakland to do some groceries so that we can cook all our meals in the park. The view in Yosemite NP was just spectacular and breathtaking. We have been to several national parks, and this is probably the best national park scenic-wise. I would say my second most favorite national park is Olympic NP. In Yosemite NP, the El Capitan is simply an awe-inspiring sight. The largest granite monolith in the world made me feel so insignificant, small and powerless. I supposed that's how an ant feels when it sees me stomping and going berserk around it. It rained several times during our park visit and when it rained, it poured. However, the rain never at all dampened my spirit and I usually carried on with my photo shoots because the SPF 50 made me feel waterproof, in fact, I was water resistant too.
While the Yosemite Falls is the highest waterfall in North America (and third highest in the world), I felt the Bridalveil Falls was much spectacular simply because its outlook point is much nearer to the waterfall. Thus, we could feel the strong waterfall mist blowing against us, which reminded me of the Niagara Falls (during the Maid of the Mist boat ride). In just a few seconds, my camera equipments and I were water drenched. Unlike my past experience, I placed several clothes and an extremely big Giotto rocket dust blower in my cargo pant's pockets. Thankfully, no one thought I was about to blow up the waterfall.
During our park visit, my GPS screwed up one time again (Garmin – You've changed, mannn.. You used to be cool <sigh>). At one point, while heading back to the cabin, my GPS asked me to turn right. right into the Merced River. Surprisingly, there was also a gap between the wall barriers along the river. I could only imagine how many Garmin customers had driven into the river here. During our last day in the park, the park patrol pulled me aside and cautioned me for driving too closely to the vehicle. With the gas price at $4.71 per gallon in the park, the park ranger obviously didn't know I was drafting to reduce the wind resistance, thus conserving the precious gas. The truth is I was following a tortoise with busted legs on a double-line lane for at least half hour. When I decided to overtake it on a single-line lane, the park patrol somehow appeared to be cruising right in front of me. Thankfully, the park ranger gave the poor rabbit a warning after the rabbit made the deer-caught-in-headlights look, like "Why blame the coffee-charged rabbit when the coffee-deprived tortoise is blocking its path?".
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The Cassini spacecraft has beamed back a new, more detailed image of smog-enshrouded Titan. This view represents an improvement in resolution of nearly three times over the previous Cassini image release of Titan.
The superimposed coordinate system grid in the accompanying image at right illustrates the geographical regions of the moon that are illuminated and visible, as well as the orientation of Titan. North is up and rotated 25 degrees to the left. The yellow curve marks the position of the boundary between day and night on Titan. This image shows about one quarter of Titan's surface, from 0 to 70 degrees West longitude, and just barely overlaps part of the surface shown in the previous Titan image release. Most of the visible surface in this image has not yet been shown in any Cassini image.
The image was obtained with the narrow angle camera on June 14, 2004, at a phase, or Sun-Titan-spacecraft, angle of 61 degrees and at a distance of 10.4 million kilometers (6.5 million miles) from Titan. The image scale is 62 kilometers (39 miles) per pixel. The image was magnified by a factor of two using a linear interpolation scheme. No further processing to remove the effects of the overlying atmosphere has been performed.
The observed brightness variations are real, on scales of one hundred kilometers or less. The image was obtained in the near-infrared (centered at 938 nanometers) through a polarizing filter. The combination was designed to reduce the obscuration by atmospheric haze. The haze is more transparent at 938 nanometers than at shorter wavelengths, and light of 938 nanometers wavelength is not absorbed by methane gas in Titan's atmosphere. Light at this wavelength consequently samples the surface, and the polarizer blocks out light scattered mainly by the haze. This is similar to the way a polarizer, put on the front of a lens of a hand-held camera, makes distant objects more clear on Earth.
The Cassini-Huygens mission is a cooperative project of NASA, the European Space Agency and the Italian Space Agency. The Jet Propulsion Laboratory, a division of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, manages the Cassini-Huygens mission for NASA's Office of Space Science, Washington, D.C. The Cassini orbiter and its two onboard cameras were designed, developed and assembled at JPL. The imaging team is based at the Space Science Institute, Boulder, Colo.
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Mexico's rsupervisor of airports and ports is suspected of facilitating drug trafficking
Deputy Director of Airports Supervision Juan Manuel Hernández Palafox has been linked to organized crime groups and facilitating the passage of drug shipments through Mexico City's International Airport, as well as airports in Cancún, Guadalajara and Tijuana, Proceso reported. New documents allege that criminal organizations from Colombia, Peru and Venezuela send cocaine and heroin shipments to the designated Mexican airports.
In 2009, Hernández Palafox, then commander of Mexico's federal police, was prosecuted on organized crime charges, after a video emerged exposing alleged relationships between himself and various other public officials and the Gulf Cartel. He was officially exonerated in 2010.
President Andrés Manuel López Obrador handpicked Hernández Palafox for his latest role, in which he has been operating under "absolute protection" from his immediate boss, Ángel González Ramírez, the head of the regional security division of Mexico's federal police.
Authorities didn't appear to have any interest in investigating allegations against Hernández Palafox, which they were reportedly aware of, until details of the leaked documents were made public. Hernández Palafox has now been removed from his position and Mexico's Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection confirmed an investigation into his activities is underway. Mexico's head of customs once described all airports in the country as sewers with drugs, arms and illicit cash constantly moving through them. In just the first three months of 2019, an estimated two tons of cocaine and several kilograms of heroin have passed through Mexico City's international airport alone, according to Proceso.
President López Obrador announced a plan to clean up corruption at the country's airports. However, this approach is focused on eliminating extortion, and neither acknowledges the extent of the corruption engulfing Mexico's terminals that facilitate such drug trafficking activities, nor suggests viable solutions to tackle it.
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Bears' Adam Gase Leaving Chicago to Coach Miami Dolphins
Published Jan 9, 2016 at 11:02 AM | Updated at 11:16 AM CST on Jan 9, 2016
The Miami Dolphins have hired Bears' offensive coordinator Adam Gase to become their new head coach.
The Dolphins welcomed Gase in a tweet posted Saturday morning:
Welcome to Miami, Adam Gase! #StrongerTogetherpic.twitter.com/scJQmpFbqJ
— Miami Dolphins (@MiamiDolphins) January 9, 2016
Gase was the NFL's hottest coaching candidate among assistants. He had also interviewed with the Eagles, Browns and Giants and had been considered the front-runner for the Dolphins job.
At 37, Gase become the league's youngest coach. He has no head coaching experience but has been a target of coaching searches for at least three years.
The Dolphins interviewed former NFL coaches Doug Marrone, Mike Shanahan and Mike Smith, along with Miami interim coach Dan Campbell and two other candidates. But the buzz about Gase had been building in South Florida all week.
Gase is a protege of Nick Saban, who coached the Dolphins in 2005-06. He is the Dolphins' ninth coach since 2004.
A year ago Gase followed head coach John Fox from Denver to Chicago after interviewing for head jobs with the Bears, 49ers, Bills and Falcons. He hasn't been a head coach but has been a target of NFL head coaching searches for at least three years.
Gase spent six seasons on Denver's staff. He was offensive coordinator when the Broncos and Peyton Manning scored an NFL-record 606 points and advanced to the Super Bowl in 2013, and when they scored 482 points the following season.
Gase worked Saban's staff at Michigan State while a student there. He followed Saban to LSU and was a graduate assistant and recruiting assistant before beginning his NFL career in 2003.
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Q: How to share variable beetween Threads JAVA? I'm not really good with Java and I wanted to write a simple client-server program (to date books) but I don't know how to share the variable termins between Threads (or where I made the mistake). Any advice would be accepted. I have been stuck on this for a few hours.
Here is my code:
Termin.java:
public class Termin {
public volatile int hour;
public volatile boolean reserved = false;
public volatile String user = null;

public Termin(int hour) {
    this.hour = hour;
}

public void setHour(int value) {
    this.hour = value;
}
...

Server.java:
public class Server {
public static final int PORT = 4444;
public volatile static Termin[] termins = new Termin[] {
        new Termin(8),
        new Termin(9),
        new Termin(10),
        new Termin(11),
        new Termin(12),
        new Termin(13),
        new Termin(14),
        new Termin(15),
        new Termin(16),
        new Termin(17),
};

public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException{
    Server server = new Server();
    server.runServer();
}

public void runServer() throws IOException{
    ServerSocket serverSocket = new ServerSocket(PORT);
    System.out.println("Server up and ready for connections...");
    while(true){
        Socket socket = serverSocket.accept();
        new ServerThread(socket).start();
    }
}
}

ServerThread.java:
public class ServerThread extends Thread {
Socket socket;
ServerThread(Socket socket){
    this.socket = socket;
}
public void run(){
    try {
        String message = null;
        PrintWriter printWriter = new PrintWriter(socket.getOutputStream(), true);
        BufferedReader bufferedReader = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(socket.getInputStream()));
        System.out.println("user '" + bufferedReader.readLine() + "' is now connected to the server");
        while ((message = bufferedReader.readLine()) != null) {
            System.out.println("incoming client message: " + message);
            printWriter.println(message);
        }
        socket.close();
    } catch (IOException e) {
        e.printStackTrace();
    }
}

How I connect Clint.java:
public class Client {
public static void main(String[] args) throws UnknownHostException, IOException{
    String name = args[0];
    Socket socket = new Socket("localhost", Server.PORT);
    BufferedReader bufferedReaderFromClient = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(socket.getInputStream()));
    PrintWriter printWriter = new PrintWriter(socket.getOutputStream(), true);
    printWriter.println(name);
    BufferedReader bufferedReaderFromCmdPrompt = new java.io.BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in));

And the fragment in Client.java where I change value of termins:
try {
                        String newReaderInput = bufferedReaderFromCmdPrompt.readLine();
                        printWriter.println(newReaderInput);
                        int var = Integer.parseInt(bufferedReaderFromClient.readLine());
                        if(var == 10 || var == 1 || var == 2 || var == 3 || var == 4 || var == 5 || var == 6 || var == 7 || var == 8 || var == 9 ) {
                            if(Server.termins[var].reserved == false) {
                                Server.termins[var-1].setReserved(true);
                                Server.termins[var-1].setUser(name);
                                System.out.println("\n\nTermin reserved.\n\n");
                                x=0;
                            } else {
                                System.out.println("\n\nError. Termin already booked\n\n");
                            }
                        } else {
                            System.out.println("\n\nError. No termin like this.!!!\n\n");
                            displayYourTermins(name);
                        }
                    } catch (NumberFormatException e) {
                        System.out.println("\n\nError. Write a number!!!\n\n");
                        displayYourTermins(name);
                    }

A: You can share variables between different threads via constructor of your-custom-thread class.
For Example,
Your Server.java want send object with ServerThread.java, You should pass this object as argument of constructor.
import java.io.IOException;
import java.net.ServerSocket;
import java.net.Socket;

public class Server {

    private static final int PORT = 4444;

    public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException {
        ServerSocket serverSocket = new ServerSocket(PORT);
        try {
            while(true) {
                Socket socket = serverSocket.accept();

                // Your Object that you want to share with another thread
                Termin termin = new Termin(20);

                // Pass objects in constructor of another thread, So that another thread can use it.
                // If you want to share more than one object, then change constructor and pass it via constructor.
                new ServerThread(socket, termin).start();
            }
        } catch(Exception e) {
            System.out.println("Exception occurred in Server Program");
            e.printStackTrace();
        } finally {
            serverSocket.close();
            System.out.println("Server Program Ended");
        }
    }
}

If you want to use this object from ServerThread.java, You should save reference of that object and then you can use this object in another thread. For Example: ServerThread.java
public class ServerThread extends Thread {
    private Socket socket;
    private Termin termin;

    public ServerThread(Socket socket, Termin termin) {
        this.socket = socket;
        this.termin = termin;
    }

    @Override
    public void run() {
        // Your logic...
        // Here you can use termin which was passed from main thread.
        // If you change termin object here, it will also affect termin object in main thread.
    }
}

Here you can use termin and socket both which are shared between main-thread and ServerThread-thread.

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California Sets Wind Power Records During High-Wind Event
Wind turbines east of Tehachapi Pass | Photo: Don Barrett/Flickr/Creative Commons License
More wind power than ever has powered the state in the last few days, according to the California Independent System Operator (CaISO), which runs the electrical power grid covering most of the state. On Sunday, wind power production reached an all-time peak of 4,196 megawatts -- nearly twice the output of the shuttered San Onofre nuclear power plant.
All told Sunday, wind turbines generated 70,560 megawatt-hours of electrical power throughout the day, 13 percent of the state's total electrical power consumption.
That beats a record set Friday, on which day wind power's contribution to the grid topped out at 4,095 megawatts. The previous record of 3,944 megawatts had been set in early March.
There's 5,899 megawatts' worth of wind generating capacity attached to the state's grid, but inefficiencies and downtime will always keep wind energy production below theoretical maximum output.
"With these impressive wind production levels, California is well positioned to meet the 33 percent by 2020 green power goal," said ISO President and CEO Steve Berberich in a press release. "Our control center operators are tracking a steady increase in renewable energy and we are leveraging the latest forecasting technology as well as complementary flexible resources to capture and optimize this carbon-free power supply."
The record establishes California as the second-largest producer of wind energy in the U.S., well behind Texas -- whose more than 10,000 megawatts of wind turbine capacity generated a peak of 9,481 megawatts of power on February 9, according to CaISO.
Ironically, the state's use of wind energy slackened Monday as extremely strong winds buffeted the state, with gusts as high as 97 miles per hour recorded in one Southern California location on Sunday. Many wind turbines are equipped with regulators that shut the turbines down when winds get into the 55 mph range or above, so as to reduce wear on the turbines' moving parts and prevent blades from hitting the towers that hold them. On Monday, wind power production on the CaISO grid topped out at 3,100 megawatts or so, staying in the 2,600-2,800 megawatt range for most of the day. Not that many people in Southern California could use it anyway: high winds had taken down power to about 9,600 Southern California Edison customers by about 3:00 Monday afternoon.


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Dalai Lama to tour Arunachal Pradesh despite China ire
Dharmsala: The Dalai Lama is going ahead with a scheduled visit to India's remote northeastern state of Arunachal Pradesh next month, ignoring protests by China, which claims the region as its territory, a spokesman said on Thursday.
The Tibetan spiritual leader will visit the Tawang Buddhist monastery in the state bordering China on November 08, said Phuptel Samphel, a spokesman of the Tibetan government-in-exile.
Beijing on Tuesday protested the upcoming trip.
"We are resolutely against Dalai's visit," Foreign Ministry spokesman Ma Zhaoxu told reporters. "We think that has further exposed the anti-China and separatist nature of the Dalai clique."
China accuses the Dalai Lama of seeking independence for Tibet, but the Nobel Peace Prize laureate says he only wants autonomy for the Himalayan region to practice its Buddhist culture.
India's Foreign Ministry responded to China's complaint by saying the Dalai Lama was free to travel anywhere within India, where he has lived along with a government-in-exile since fleeing Tibet following a failed 1959 uprising against Chinese rule.
China has never recognised a British colonial-era border known as the McMahon Line that designated the northeastern Arunachal Pradesh region as part of India. China also occupies a chunk of territory in Kashmir that India regards as its own.
China last week also protested a visit to Arunachal Pradesh by Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.
Ties between India and China have improved vastly since a brief border war in the region in 1962, but they remain divided over territorial claims dating back to the conflict. In recent years, the two Asian giants have held 13 rounds of talks on settling their border dispute but have made little progress.
The Dalai Lama will spend four days in Arunachal Pradesh praying and meeting with followers and will visit the monastery town of Bomdila and the state capital, Itanagar, Samphel said.
The Telegraph - Calcutta (Kolkata) | Frontpage | Dalai Lama to visit Tawang Social work, sermons to mark weeklong itinerary from Nov. 8
Dalai Lama to visit Tawang
- Social work, sermons to mark weeklong itinerary from Nov. 8
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Arunachal Calling: The Dalai Lama
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New Delhi/Itanagar, Oct. 23: The Dalai Lama, the supreme spiritual leader of the Buddhists, will visit Arunachal Pradesh for seven days from November 8 though China continues to oppose his trip to the Himalayan state.
The deputy commissioner of Tawang district, Gamli Padu, today confirmed the spiritual leader's visit. "Dalai Lama will arrive at Tawang on November 8. He is scheduled to fly from Guwahati and reach Tawang at 10am," he said.
"His itinerary includes inauguration of the OPD block of a super-speciality hospital in Tawang, preaching sermons and planting trees at the Yidgha Choezin ground during his stay at the district headquarters till November 13.
"He will return to Itanagar on November 14 after a brief stopover at Bomdila. The Tibetan leader is expected to visit Theravada monastery at Vivek Vihar and Itanagar Gompa during his daylong stay at the state capital before leaving for Guwahati on November 15," Padu added.
This will be the Dalai Lama's fifth trip to Tawang, through which he had found an escape route while fleeing from Tibet at the height of Chinese aggression in 1959.
In the face of China's persistent protest against the spiritual leader's visit to Arunachal Pradesh, his trip had to be cancelled last year.
China has opposed his visit again this year, but following New Delhi's assurance that the government had no plans to revert his trip plan, the monks at Tawang monastery are gearing up to welcome their spiritual leader.
Hundreds of monks and devotees of the Dalai Lama are holding prayers and special rituals every day to make his trip smooth.
China had also condemned the visit of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, who went to Arunachal Pradesh for election campaign, without naming him on the day the state went to polls. However, Singh today pledged to deepen wide-ranging relations with East and Southeast Asia, the assurance coming on the eve of the India-Asean summit and the fourth East Asia summit.
Singh's statement came ahead of his departure for the summits in Thailand, where he will also hold talks with his Chinese counterpart Wen Jiabao tomorrow, sources said. This will be their first meeting since the strain in ties over the past month over issues surrounding the border dispute.
Speaking about the summits, Singh said he would discuss greater economic integration, people-to-people contacts, agriculture, science and technology and information and communications technology with the leaders of the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean).
"India's enhanced engagement with Asean is at the heart of our 'Look East' policy. The conclusion of the India-Asean trade-in-goods (free trade) agreement in August was a major first step in our objective of creating an India-Asean regional trade and investment area," Singh said.
With the free-trade agreement clinched, India and Asean are now looking at inking a similar pact in the field of services and investment.
Trade with Asean has grown at a healthy rate and was around $48 billion in 2008, Singh said, adding he would inform the leaders in Thailand about the initiatives India had taken to qualitatively enhance its partnership.
The East Asia Summit brings together the Asean countries as well as Australia, New Zealand, India, China, Japan and South Korea. It will discuss Asia's response to the global economic slowdown, food security, energy and climate change.
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Dalai Lama's Aurnachal visit cleared
Despite objections from China, New Delhi has cleared Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama's week-long visit to Arunachal Pradesh, which will take him to the 300-year-old Tawang monastery among other places, from November 8.
Showing a copy of the Union external affairs ministry's letter to mediapersons, the chairperson of the state level reception committee, T G Rinpoche, said on Monday that the ministry had cleared the visit on October 19 and it was conveyed to Itanagar the next day.
However, Rinpoche explained, the files containing the ministry's clearance were not handed over to Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Dorjee Khandu because of the model code of conduct in force for the assembly elections.
Also, letters signed by Monica Jain, director of the external affairs ministry, directing for adequate security arrangement were sent to the chief secretaries of West Bengal , Assam, Arunachal Pradesh and Himachal Pradesh , he said.
Khandu had told mediapersons on Sunday that the state had not received the clearance of the external affairs ministry, though the deputy commissioner of Tawang had received a communication in this regard from Dharamsala.
Rinpoche welcomed all, including devotees, interested to attend the Dalai Lama's discourses at Tawang from November 9 to 11, at Dirang on November 12, Bomdial on November 13 and Itanagar on November 14.
The Dalai Lama will leave from Dharamshala for Japan on October 29 and arrive in Guwahati on November 8 via Kolkata. He will leave for Tawang via a helicopter.
The state level committee and local committees are making arrangements for issue of inner-line permits for people coming from elsewhere in India and restricted area permits for foreigners.
The spiritual leader will deliver his discourses from Yidga Choszin Tawang where he will inaugurate a modern hospital for which he had donated Rs 20 lakh. This will be his fifth visit to the town since he fled Tibet in 1959 to India via the Tawang route.
He had visited the place in 1983, 1997 and 2003. Overall, this will be his sixth visit to the state. During a visit in 2003, he had skipped Tawang and went to the western side, dominated by the Mahayana sect Buddhists, and again to the eastern part inhabited by people belonging to the Theravagda sect.
Meanwhile, Rinpoche, a close aide of the Dalai Lama from Tawang, described the clearnce of the spiritual leader's visit to Arunachal Pradesh as a 'right step.'
"We treat the Dalai Lama as the reincarnation of 'Avaloktaswara', the god of compassion, and even a glimpse of His Holiness purifies the soul which is the goal of every human being," he said.
''We have been holding mass prayers in the famed Gaden Namgyel Lhaste, commonly known as Tawang monastery, and in every household in the entire Mon region comprising three districts in western Arunachal since last one year for the clearance," Rinpoche, a monk turned politician, said.
Asked why China is objecting to the Dalai Lama's visit to Tawang and other parts of Arunachal, Rinpoche, a former minister and a firebrand Buddhist leader, said China was using it as a bargaining strategy to resolve border disputes.
Rinpoche had led monks of the Tawang monastery to take out a procession violating prohibitory orders to express solidarity with Tibetans across the border during last year's movement at Lhasa.
The Dalai Lama is not the issue at all and the Indian side should be very cautious while dealing with China on the border row as Chinese President Hu Jintao having worked as chairman of the Tibet Autonomus Region for over a decade has thorough knowledge of the Sino-India border, Rinpoche said.
The yellow and the cirmson-clad monk, who was seen doing the services with the Dalai Lama at a local gompa in Itanagar during his last visit in 2003, regretted that the Indian side, who are engaged in talks with China for solving the vexed border dispute, does not have any one having thorough knowledge of the border.
He said on one hand China refuses to honour the 1940 Shimla agreement between the British and Tibetan authorities on McMohan line and on the other claimed 90,000 square kilometres of territory that stretches beyond Arunachal Pradesh to the northern bank of the Brhamaputra in Assam which was once taken over by soldiers of the 33rd King of Tibet Songtsen Gompo.
"Once Mongolian soldiers had conquered China. But on the basis of that historical fact, can China be called a part of Mongolia now?" Rinpoche asked to drive home his point.
Despite China's Ire? Is this some kind of a joke? Since when did India have to ask China's permission about anything that happens within its own territory?
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Its a perfect slap to the dragon for Hustling with us on J&k but i do wish that the GoI Rips the One china policy acceptance to smithereens and recognize Tibet and other Independent states in china
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it is unfortunate that cpc chose to take an aggressive policy against the most non violent nation on the face of the earth.
An Admirable stand by MMS
From here on it's likely to be hindi chini "bye bye" india can sidestep china in any and every area of business.
If the quality of leadership is as good as it is today , watch india take off .
I agree with the quoted post that india should re-think it's tibet policy and indeed , yes thanks for reminding us that even the one-china policy can be re-thought as well
ShyAngel
Oh gosh why is CHINA so insecure about HH Dalai Lama visit to AP! If they are really all this and that and the so call powerful nation then they should be more confident and give HH Dalai Lama more space and leave him alone. Uffffffffffffffffffffffff
His Holiness the Dalai Lama must visit Arunachal and spread his message of Peace.
People are looking forward to his visit.
He is a great man.
Oh gosh why is CHINA so insecure about HH Dalai Lama visit to AP!
the reason for the Grittiness is the fact that the PRC knows it self that it is an occupying power and is not the Ligiment government Of Tibet thats why their are scared
Dalai Lama cannot visit his own country of China occupied Tibet and now he cannot roam freely in India these Chinese are reaching new heights in their arrogance.
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I really dont understand why anybody would be dissappointed by Dalai Lama's visit to spiritual monestry. Dalai Lama is widely respected in India as the spiritual and religious head of the Tibetian Buddhists and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that. Chinese are just irritated that they have no control over free Tibetans in India. China can keep dreaming about trying it's luck on Indian side, But we will make sure our Tibetan brother have freedom as promised by our Indian constitution. Chinese may like the communist boton up there behinds, we Indians will never bow to munchurians.
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China's Dalai Lama Question-India In The Cleft
Paper no. 3487/04-Nov-2009
China's Dalai Lama Question - India in The Cleft
By Bhaskar Roy
As the Dalai Lama prepares for the November 8 visit to Tawang, where the monastery has become one of the various arguments put for the by China for its claim over Arunachal Pradesh, the irate leaders in Beijing continue their strong opposition to the visit. India has made it clear recently from the highest level that Arunachal Pradesh is India's sovereign territory and does not recognise its disputed nature as claimed by China. Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh politely, but firmly, made it clear to Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao in Thailand (October 24) that the Dalai Lama was an "honoured guest" and was free to travel anywhere in India.
India's position on the Dalai Lama has been consistent. The Dalai Lama is considered a spiritual leader and is not allowed to engage in politics. (read anti-China activities). The Tibetan refugees in India have to keep within Indian laws. In peacetime statistics, India hosts the largest number of refugees in the world. There are an estimated 20 million Bangladeshi illegal economic immigrants and there are people from many other countries in India. All have to abide by Indian laws.
The Dalai Lama has now publicly stated that his visit to Tawang was religious and not political. This is hardly going to satisfy China. The Chinese leadership has equated the entire embodiment of the 14th Dalai Lama with sovereignty and territorial integrity.
China's late paramount leader Deng Xiaoping had a sharp vision for the future of the country. He was persecuted by Mao Zedong, expelled three times from the Communist Party, and rehabilitated each time by Mao because each time he was required to retrieve the country from the chaos created by Mao himself. Deng was the father of China's reform and opening up policy, and "socialism with Chinese characteristics". He put full integration with Hong Kong at another 50 years, and with Taiwan a hundred years if needed, and the "one country, two systems" for Hong Kong and Macao for the short term. In his vision for the long term future how ideology and politics would evolve was not known. The underlying message was communist China could change to a capitalist China – though capitalism could be defined in different ways. Redefining capitalism has already started.
It was Deng Xiaoping who told the Dalai Lama's delegation in 1982, that anything on Tibet's future could be discussed except independence. Interpreted, since the Chinese do not exactly spell out in words, the offer was to discuss the extent of Tibetan autonomy within overall China's sovereignty. This gave wide configurations to the Dalai Lama's set up to explore, and they did, studying different existing examples around the world.
In hindsight, and without access to any other information, it can only be concluded that Deng Xiaoping hoped for a closure of the Tibet issue between China, and the Dalai Lama and his supporters across the world.
The Dalai Lama had already opted for a non-violent path, and for real autonomy, not independence. He made this exposition first to the US Senate in 1987, and in his Strasbourg declaration in 1988.
All indications from Deng Xiaoping's observation suggest he was aware that in convoluted claim of China's historical sovereignty over Tibet was legally not tenable, and hence enveloping the 14th Dalai Lama and Tibet on a template of somewhat extended autonomy would fundamentally bring this important buffer state with India, into China's fold. Deng Xiaoping was no liberal. He was practical and realistic. Tibet, he felt, would be a festering sore otherwise.
At the same time Deng would not allow pro-independence movements by Tibetans in Tibet. He sent his chosen leader of the fourth generation leader of the People's Republic of China (PRC), now President Hu Jintao, as Tibet Autonomous Regions (TAR) Party Secretary to ensure that pro-independence sentiments did not get an upper hand. Hu Jintao rose to this task, crushing the demonstrations by Tibetan monks in Lhasa in 1987-88. Greater autonomy for Tibet was Deng Xiaoping's settlement formula.
Paramount leaders Deng Xiaoping's strategy on Tibet and many other areas do not obtain any longer. As he started losing grip because of old age, things began to change. After his death, an overhaul of Chinese policies have become noticeable. Deng Xiaoping was no peacenik. But he was a pragmatist with foresight, and actually aware how global politics was moving. His "one, country, two systems" formula for Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan (with much more autonomy for Taiwan than the other two).
Taiwan is a different issue. It is virtually independent and its status is guaranteed by the USA. Even then, there have been recent movements towards a more stable relations between mainland China and Taiwan.
Deng Xiaoping formula on Tibet developed further could have worked for the following basic reactions. First Tibet, or Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR), a truncated map of the original Greater Tibet is within China, and land locked. The Dalai Lama and his advisers in the Kashag (the Dalai Lama's Cabinet) and outside are not separatist militants or terrorists as Beijing paints them to be.
A land locked region, the Dalai Lama is fully aware and has spoken too, that Tibetans could greatly benefit from China's development while remaining within overall Chinese sovereignty. Most importantly, the Dalai Lama is not anti-China, he is pro-Tibetan autonomy which will give his people the freedom preserve and keep alive their history, culture, religion, and manage their own development.
Unfortunately, China sees a ghost of separatism or "splittism" in every word the Dalai Lama utters. Their basic position still remains that there is a hidden plan of "independence" in the Dalai Lama's offer of autonomy. The March 14, 2008 Lhasa riots further convinced the Chinese the Dalai Lama was behind it, something they themselves suspect is not true. The 2008 Beijing Olympics offered the two frustrated minorities, the Tibetans and the Muslim Uighurs of Xinjiang, an opportunity to protest and demonstrate for their rights.
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is faced with a serious dilemma on the Dalai Lama. This has not only to do with issues like sovereignty and territorial integrity, but also the legitimacy of the Communist Party itself.
Since the 1989 students demonstration in Beijing, a tiny but increasing audible civil society, backed by some retired veteran leaders, are asking questions and protesting the methods of the CCP. Freedom of expression is the core. Issues are also related to religious beliefs, and religions like Buddhism are becoming attractive to the people. Buddhism and meditation practice like the Falung Gong movement are becoming popular not only among sections of the people, but also among the security and military establishments. Therefore, the leadership feels any room to the Dalai Lama and Buddhism would be inviting threat.
The current Chinese leadership is debating whether to settle the Tibet issue during the 14th Dalai Lama's life time, or keep him at bay with a hard line approach hoping that after his death the movement will fall into disarray. There is also a stream of opinion that the Dalai Lama is the best bet as he was holding back the more radical Tibetan elements. The recent example of sentencing four Tibetans to death for the Lhasa riots, two of whom were executed last week, suggests the hard line is the choice of the moment.
President and Party General Secretary Hu Jintao holds the policies on the Tibetans and Uighurs firmly in his hand. Following the July 05 Uighur riots in Urumqi this year, no firm decision on actions was taken by the leadership till Hu returned from a G-20 meeting in Germany, which he cut short.
China is using its economic clout to cut the western support to the Dalai Lama. They made French President Sarkozy eat humble pie. US President Barack Obama decided not to meet the Dalai Lama before his upcoming visit to China in mid-November. These are, however, political games.
The Dalai Lama figures very high for the CCP in the India context. The proximity of the Dalai Lama's residency in Dharamsala to Tibet is perceived by Beijing not only a card in India's hand. But even without India's involvement on the Tibet question the holy leader's halo shines over Tibet.
The Dalai Lama's position on Tawang and the entire Arunachal Pradesh in territorial terms would challenge some of China's basic premises on sovereignty over Tibet. Beijing's vehement opposition to the Dalai Lama's visit to Tawang (or Arunachal Pradesh as whole) came after he declared in 2007 the legality of the MacMahon Line.
The Chinese position is that the Chinese Ambassador in Lhasa only initialled and did not sign the agreement at the 1914 Shimla Agreement which drew the MacMahon Line demarcating the Southern border of Tibet. The question is what authority did the Chinese Ambassador have in the demarcation of the India-Tibet boundary.
China claims the Ambassador was a symbol of China's sovereignty over Tibet. They are yet to clarify how an Ambassador represents sovereignty.
The Shimla Agreement had two parts. One was the demarcation of the India-Tibet border, and the other was to draw the Tibet-China border. The Ambassador had relevance to the latter agreement, but had no locus standi on the former.
The 14th Dalai Lama remains very important to endorse China's claim on Arunachal Pradesh. Equally, his position accepting the legality of the MacMahon Line negates China's claim on this strategic state of India.
China would not have so militantly opposed to the Dalai Lama's Tawang visit if they did not see it in the larger perspective on the legality of their claim on Tibet.
China's claim on Tibet is based on manipulating history to which most of the international community was in agreement over these years either explicitly or implicitly. But Beijing is actually aware that if the historical case is re-opened, the first thing that will come to light is that the title of "Dalai" was bestowed upon Gelugpa lineage of Tibetan Buddhists by the Mongol Khans, and not by the Chinese emperor. The Khans brought the Dalai Lamas to Mongolia to introduce the peaceful aspect of Buddhism to counter the paganism which was destroying the country with internecine wars. China, as it was then or as it is now, had no relevance to Tibet's destiny.
The Chinese would be aware that in India, the Dalai Lama goes far beyond politics. He is intricately enmeshed in the psyche of the Indian people as a religious leader of their own. China appears to have convinced some Indian writers recently to suggest Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru committed the cardinal sin in hosting the 14th Dalai Lama and his followers in 1959 when they escaped from the Chinese army's Tibet offensive. Therefore, it would be wise to expel him from India for the betterment of Indo-China relations, it is argued by some Indian Sinophiles. The same writers fall into deep coma where Chinese assistance to Indian insurgents and separatists are concerned.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Chinese authorities understand that pouring venom on the Dalai Lama is a frustrating effort. Nobody in the world believes this propaganda, and their acceptance inside China is losing purchase.
The bottom line that emerges is that the 14th Dalai Lama remains the center-point on the Tibet question. The Chinese have two options. Either settle the issue during the life time of the 14th Dalai Lama and not interfere with the selection of his reincarnation. Or face the whole question after his demise, something which is unpredictable but could be worse.
China is riding on its economic power. But this power is dependent on its export industry much of which is controlled by foreign interests. This command is not permanent and the balance can change when China's cheap labour market is milked dry.
Therefore, the future of China's stable contours significantly depends on how they work out with Tenzing Gyatso @Kundun, the 14th Dalai Lama.
(The author is an eminent China analyst with many years of experience of study on the developments in China. He can be reached at grouchoh[email protected])
India restricts coverage of Dalai Lama's visit - Yahoo! News
NEW DELHI – The Indian government refused Thursday to allow foreign journalists to cover the Dalai Lama's visit to a northeastern state at the heart of a long-running border dispute with China.
Permits allowing foreign correspondents to travel to Arunachal Pradesh state were not given, and the government revoked passes previously provided to four of them, including two Associated Press journalists.
Foreigners require special government permission to visit the mountainous state.
"We are incredibly surprised and disappointed to learn that reporters' visas to Arunachal Pradesh have been canceled ahead of the Dalai Lama's visit," said Heather Timmons, president of the New Delhi-based Foreign Correspondents' Club.
China has strongly opposed the Tibetan spiritual leader's visit to a Buddhist monastery in the Arunachal Pradesh town of Tawang beginning Sunday.
Although relations between India and China have improved in recent years, tensions can flare because of sharpening economic rivalries, lingering bitterness over their shared border, and unrest in Tibet — the Chinese-controlled Himalayan region on the Indian frontier.
Last week, the Dalai Lama said China was overpoliticizing his travels, adding his decisions on where to go were spiritual in nature, not political.
Beijing opposes most activities of the Dalai Lama, who lives in exile in India and whom it accuses of advocating independence from Chinese rule for his native Tibet.
The Indian foreign ministry spokesman was not available for comment.
looks like chinese may have asked for it. they don't want the world to know what HH dalai lama says in his trip. PM manmohan singh and chinese premier wen jiabao had met in bangkok recently and said the talks were cordial!!
ppgj said:
So apart from not granting access to the media, and hauling and beating Tibetan protestors, what more proof does one need that India stands firmly in the belief that Tibet is a part of China and doesn't want to offend China on the matter?
It's stupid. India is been projected as a week nation. One talk and policy on Dalai Lama changed suddenly. I remember, foreign ministry asking China to stop its infrastructure projects in POK. To my knowledge and all indication they didn't even took note of it. We are having very stupid government in center.
Rahul Singh said:
India's stance on the Dalai Lama and Tibet has never changed. It has always acknowledged Chinese soverignty over Tibet, and has always been aggressive in keeping Tibetans in India from making a ruckus. The talk between the two leaders changed nothing, but instead maintained the status quo.
The Indian government does not represent the popular Indian view, most Indians do not agree with the government and support the Tibetans fully.
And you have some sort of poll demonstrating this? Solid evidence?
So apart from granting access to the media, and hauling and beating Tibetan protestors, what more proof does one need that India stands firmly in the belief that Tibet is a part of China and doesn't want to offend China on the matter?
what has it got to do with tibet??
india recognises tibet already as autonomous region in china.
but if the news you posted is correct then it's wrong on the part of india to do that. HH dalai lama was travelling within india.
anyway i am willing to wait if that turns out correct.
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Islam – The Easy Way
by Khurram Murad
One of the terms used by the Qur'an during the early Makkan period to describe Islam was Al-Yusraa, or 'The Easy Way'. This is simply because Islam was, and is the natural way of life. Indeed, whatever is natural for human beings should be easy for them in every way, hence cause them to gravitate towards it easily, and consequently bring harmony, peace and tranquility to their lives. Since the Quran is the book upon which the Islamic way of life is built, then the Quran has to be easy to understand and follow-it is 'The Easy Way'.
This view that Islam is easy to understand and practice, is one which is derived from the primary sources of Islam. In the Quran, Allah comforts us by continuously reassuring us that He desires for us ease not hardship, despite the seemingly formidable trials and tribulations that we may sometimes face. He says:
'God desires ease for you, and desires not hardship' (2:185);
'Truly with hardship comes ease' (94: 6);
'God will assuredly appoint, after difficulty; easiness' (65:7);
'Whoso fears God, God will appoint for him, of His command, easiness' (65:4);
'We shall speak to him, of our command, easiness' (18:88);
'God desires to lighten things for you, for the human being has been created weak'(94:28).
In addition to the Quran, the Hadith literature is also replete with references exhorting us to adopt a balanced and simple approach to life. Prophet Muhammad (saw) has advised us: 'This Deen or way of life is easy But if anyone overdoes it, it gets the better of him. So keep to the right course, approximate to perfection, rejoice, and ask for help in the mornings, the evenings, and some of the latter part of the night' (Bukhari). The Prophet (saw) has also praised those who adopt a moderate approach to 'ibadah or worship. Ibadab, he said, should be done with freshness of heart, not an exhausting routine carried out in spite of fatigue.
'Do those deeds which you can do easily, as Allah will not get tired [of giving rewards] till you get bored and tired [of performing good deeds! … and the most beloved deed to Allah is the one which is done regularly even if it is little' (Bukhari).
Islam is not Complex
Islam is nota way of life that is complex or difficult. Rather it is the human being who practices Islam who often makes it difficult-and then, complexity overtakes him so that eventually he is unable to cope with even the simplest of tasks. That it is possible for every person to understand and practice Islam is assured by the following three principles:
Firstly, the basic beliefs contain no mystery and are therefore easy to comprehend. Every tenet in Islam is subject to analysis and inquiry. Moreover, Islam does not present stumbling blocks to the mind. Islam does not present concepts or ideas which the intellect cannot grasp. Even the simplest of minds can understand its basic beliefs. It is therefore not surprising that its beliefs are universal.
Secondly, the most important and stringent obligations ordained upon Muslims are easy to undertake. That is, the duties and obligations laid down by Allah have been graded. And, it is the wisdom of Allah that the greater the importance He has attached to any act, the easier it is for everyone to accomplish it. Thus, for example, the five daily Salat (Prayers) and Sawm (fasting) during the month of Ramadan are compulsory upon everyone, since they are within every-one 5 reach to accomplish. Zakat (almsgiving) and Hajj (pilgrimage), on the other hand, though fundamental pillars of Islam, are not compulsory upon everyone. If it were made compulsory upon everyone, then those who did not possess the financial means would be unable to carry out these duties. In such cases, it would not have been possible for everyone to practice Islam in all its facets. Therefore, these duties are obligatory only upon those who have the means to do so.
Thirdly, there are provisions for derogation when it is genuinely not possible for someone to fulfill an obligation. For instance, if a person is genuinely unable to stand up and pray, then he is permitted to sit down or even lie down and pray. Similarly, if there is no water available to perform the wudu or ablution before prayer, then one can make tayammum, which is a simple dry ablution performed by using clean earth or dust. Therefore, even when there appear to be difficulties, if one looks closely at the Shari'ah or Islamic legal code as a whole, one will find so many rules relating to derogation that enable one to practice Islam very easily-and this is the case regardless of the problem: political, economic or simply personal. Indeed, throughout the Quran various provisions have been made to ease things for travelers, for the sick, for pregnant or nursing women, for the old and for the poor, for on no soul does Allah place a burden greater than it can bear (7: 42) and 'He has chosen you, and has imposed no difficulties on you in religion' (22: 78).
Therefore, as long as one possesses the basic tools-a sound knowledge of what is stated in the Shari'ah regarding a particular matter and an awareness of the responsibility for ones own actions-a person may decide for himself when to derogate from the standard. Thus, although according to the Shari'ah it is haram (or unlawful) to eat pork, if someone is on the brink of starvation and the only food available is this pork, then one can decide for oneself whether and when to consume this haram meat in order to survive, and thereby derogate from the standard. Of course, this does not make the pork halal or lawful, but neither will one be punished for committing a haram or prohibited act, so long as it is necessary for one's essential well being as a Muslim.
The Path of Moderation
Moderation which leads to balance, is a fundamental and distinguishing feature of Islam. Allah tells us: 'We have made you a nation justly balanced' (2:143). Additionally, when the Quranic verse 'As to monasticism which they themselves invented, We did not prescribe any of it for them' (57: 27) was revealed, the Prophet Muhammad commented: 'Do not overburden yourselves, lest you perish. People [before you] overburdened themselves and perished. Their remains are found in hermitages and monasteries' (Musnad of Abu Ya'la). In other words, excesses may eventually develop into large problems and even become a threat to the well being and security of the Muslim community.
Indeed, the Prophet always resisted any tendency towards religious excessiveness. He once said to his close Companion Abdullah ibn 'Amr: 'Have I heard tight that you fast everyday and stand in prayer all night?' Abdullah replied, 'Yes, 0 Messenger of God: The Prophet said, 'Do not do that. Fast, as well as, eat and drink. Stand in prayer, as well as, sleep. This is because your body has a right upon you, your eyes have a right upon you, your wife has a right upon you, and your guest has a right upon you (Bukhari, Muslim). Abiding by the will of Allah requires that we seek and maintain a delicate balance between the various obligations that demand our attention; between our obligations to Allah, our obligations towards others and our obligations towards ourselves. Moreover, whenever the Prophet had to choose between two options, he always chose the easier, unless it was explicitly forbidden (Bukhari).
Maintaining a Joyful Disposition
Allah wants us to enjoy ourselves not only in the Hereafter but also in this world. Allah tells us in the Quran to pray for both 'the good in this world and the good in the Hereafter' (2:201).
Additionally the Quran speaks extensively about the enjoyment of life:
'O children of Adam! Wear your beautiful apparel at every time and place of prayer Eat and drink but waste not by excess, for Allah loves not wasters. Say: 'who has forbidden the beautiful gifts of Allah which He has produced for His servants and the things clean and pure which He has provided for sustenance' (7:30-301).
And again,
'O you who believe! Make not unlawful the good things Allah has made lawful to you. But commit no excess, for Allah does not like those given to excess. Eat of the things which Allah has provided you, lawful and good, but fear Allah, in whom you believe' (4: 86-88).
Surprising as it may seem to some of us, the Prophet not only accepted jokes; he also told them himself He was cheerful and possessed an easygoing character He was always smiling at his Companions and enjoyed their conversations. He also possessed a very keen sense of humor. But, his jokes were more of a philosophical nature, never inappropriate and always true. For example, once an old lady went to the Prophet and asked whether after her death she would enter Paradise or not. To this the Prophet replied, 'No old woman would enter heaven'. On hearing this, the woman was naturally very sad. 'Then, what is the reward for them?' she asked. The Prophet relieved her anxiety by saying, 'All old people will be made young before they enter Paradise.'
Relaxing your Mind
From the analysis above, it should be clear that Islam does not expect of any individual that he should spend all his leisure time in the mosque or at home and should listen to nothing but recitation of the Quran, or for that matter, be engaged in exclusively 'religious' pursuits. Rather, it recognizes that we are human beings, so that, as we eat and drink, and also need to relax and enjoy our-selves.
Relaxation is not at odds with piety and dignity. The Prophet prayed and engaged in worship more than anyone, but he also enjoyed good things, smiled and joked. Indeed, in his prayers he would beseech Allah for the good things of this world. Relaxing the mind also has the additional benefit of resting and rejuvenating the body so that when we eventually return to fulfill out various obligations, we will be more focused and ready All ibn Abu Talib once said: 'Minds get tired, so do bodies, so treat them with humor' and 'Refresh your minds from time to time, for a tired mind becomes blind'. Another Companion of the Prophet, Abu Darda said: 'I entertain my heart with something trivial in order to make it stronger in the service of the truth'.
As we have highlighted before, the approach of the Prophet to life's activities was always a balanced one. As devoted as he was in his personal worship, he was quick to indicate to his followers that the path of Islam is the way of moderation. Thus, when he heard that one of his attendants was continuously fasting during the day and spending the entire night in prayer, he remarked: 'In every deed [of action] there is a peak followed by lassitude. He who, in his lassitude, follows my Sunnah [the part of moderation] is on the right path, but he who, in his lassitude, follows another [guidance] has [erred and] gone astray [from the straight path Allah has revealed]' (al Bazzaz)
Making Islam Easy for Others
In sharing the message of Islam with people the Prophet was advised in the Quran: 'It is part of the mercy of Allah that you deal gently with them If you were severe or hardhearted, they would have broken away from you' (3: 159). Thus, when the Prophet sent his Companions Mu'adh and Abu Musa to teach Islam to the people of Yemen, he gave them the following advice: 'Facilitate [religious matters to people] and do not make [things] difficult. Obey each other and do not differ [amongst yourselves].' (Bukhari & Muslim).
On other occasions he also said: 'This Deen or way of life is easy'; 'Make it easy, don't make it difficult; 'Let people rejoice in being Muslims and not run away from it' and 'Cheerfulness towards other people, even a smile is a sadaqah or charity to be rewarded by Allah'.
Moreover, a person-in seeking to purify himself and further develop his God-consciousness-may choose to place greater demands of worship upon himself, but this in no way means that he has the right to impose or force the same on others, and thereby, unconsciously alienate them from Islam. The Prophet exemplified this in his own life because he used to prolong the Salat whenever he was alone, but he would shorten it whenever he led others in Salah. Regarding this he said: 'Whoever among you leads the people in Salat, he should shorten it, for amongst them are the weak, the old, and the one who has business to attend to. And if anyone among you performs Salat alone, he may then prolong [Salat] as much as he wishes' (Bukhari).
Similarly, 'Umar Ibn al Khattab emphasized that creating unnecessary difficulties for people may well have the effect of leading them away from Allah, rather than making them better Muslims. He advised: 'Do not make Allah hateful to His servants by leading people in Salat and so prolonging it that they come to hate what they are doing'
Ease versus Hardship
To say, however, that Islam is easy and not 'difficult', is not to imply that Muslims will not face 'hardship'-and here the two terms must be distinguished. Indeed, although Islam is easy to understand and practice, the whole purpose of the trial is to make manifest the degree to which an individual is steadfast (and hence sincere) in his submission to Allah- and this is precisely what is indicated by the Quranic verse: 'And We will most certainly test you with something of fear and hunger, and loss of possessions and lives and crops' (2:155).
Notwithstanding these trials however, we can find ease in this world and the next. But, this will be so only if we are firm in our faith in Allah and follow the course prescribed by Islam, as He Himself has declared: 'But give good news to those who are patient, who, when a calamity strikes them, say: 'Indeed we belong to God and indeed to Him we shall be returning: They are those on whom are blessings from their Sustainer, and mercy-and those, they are the rightly-guided. (2: 155-157).
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Dr Roth is the Paul B. Magnuson Professor and Chairman of the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, Chairman of the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, and Interim Medical Director of the Brain Injury Medicine and Rehabilitation Program at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago (RIC), where he also previously served as former Senior Vice President and Medical Director. He is Project Director of the Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Stroke Rehabilitation, based at RIC and funded by the US National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research (NIDRR), which he has led for the past 18 years. He currently is Project Director of the "Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Enhancing the Functional and Employment Outcomes of Individuals Who Experience a Stroke", and also the "Midwest Regional Traumatic Brain Injury Model System", both of which are funded by grants totaling nearly $6 million from NIDRR. He also leads several other research projects, funded by Federal agencies and private foundations, primarily focused on neurorehabilitation. Dr. Roth is actively involved in patient care, teaching, research, program leadership, and community service. Dr. Roth specializes in the rehabilitation of patients with stroke, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury and other disabling conditions. His research and academic interests are in the areas of novel methods to enhance recovery, improve functional outcomes and prevent associated medical conditions for people with disabling conditions.


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import ru.asemenov.Bomberman.Cell;
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 * Class Player решение задачи части 007.
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 * @version 1
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     * Player.
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     * @param name player.
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