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Ideal Singh

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  1. Not possible, when you upload it on the AOL server... there is no way out but for some bucks you could ask the AOL to remove the advertisement... I am sure they would not be charging too much for removing the ads...
  2. Very interesting topic... looking forward to it...
  3. Neo, who is Master Teja Singh Ji ? Please put some light on his profile... thanx
  4. Wait! Wait!! Wait!!! Take it easy !!! I am not asking about the dreaded outfit... I am asking about the new rage in the IT market... RSS feed... What the heck is all about...? How it is useful if I implement it on my website...
  5. Sorry for interrupting.... but I know what you are comtemplating guv... ... anyways please continue with discussion...
  6. Lalleshvari Penji, You are a teacher but then Can you be ever positive in your any posts... they are always too depressing...
  7. :lol: Primitive !!! Indeed !!! :lol:
  8. well man you may be right... but only <div> tag solved my same problem... I tried it table tag too but it was not working... Rest you are an expert ji...
  9. Older Browsers !!! LOL... How many of you people nowadays using "older browsers"... I wonder... I still think "Div" tag is the best option...
  10. And one thing more, You have to apply that TAG option of <div> to each and every page of your website... Nice collection of Photos... Chardi Kalaa...
  11. Very easy dear Akhilesh... Ok here is what you have to do... And you are done !!! Cheers !!! There can be further problem with your page tilting towards left and that is your Aol Voicemail... Tell Me more... logo... towards top right hand side of the page... that logo thingy has to move from there, you can put it towards the bottom of your page... You can try the first option and if the problem still persists, we can take further action to shift that AOL logo some where else on the page... Regards
  12. Very rational answers... but some of members here would not like it... i am sure...
  13. The mind always wants judgment, which sometimes could be uncomfortable also. Be very, very courageous, don't stop growing, live in the moment; simply stay in the flow of life. This story happened in the days of Lao Tzu in China: There was an old man in a village, very poor, but even kings were jealous of him because he had a beautiful white horse. Kings offered fabulous prices for the horse, but the man would say, "This horse is not a horse to me, he is a person. And how can you sell a person, a friend?" The man was poor, but he never sold the horse. One morning, he found that the horse was not in the stable. The whole village gathered and they said, "You foolish old man! We knew that someday the horse would be stolen. It would have been better to sell it. What a misfortune! " The old man said, "Don't go so far as to say that. Simply say that the horse is not in the stable. This is the fact; everything else is a judgment. Whether it is a misfortune or a blessing I don't know, because this is just a fragment. Who knows what is going to follow it?" People laughed at the old man. They had always known that he was a little crazy. But after fifteen days, suddenly one night the horse returned. He had not been stolen; he had escaped into the wild. And not only that, he brought a dozen wild horses with him. Again the people gathered and they said, "Old man, you were right. This was not a misfortune, it has indeed proved to be a blessing." The old man said, "Again you are going too far. Just say that the horse is back . . . who knows whether it is a blessing or not? It is only a fragment. You read a single word in a sentence-how can you judge the whole book?" This time the people could not say much, but inside they knew that he was wrong. Twelve beautiful horses had come. The old man had an only son who started to train the wild horses. Just a week later he fell from a horse and his legs were broken. The people gathered again and again they judged. They said, "Again you proved right! It was a misfortune. Your only son has lost the use of his legs, and in your old age he was your only support. Now you are poorer than ever." The old man said, "You are obsessed with judgment". Don't go that far. Say only that my son has broken his legs. Nobody knows whether this is a misfortune or a blessing. Life comes in fragments and more is never given to you." It happened that after a few weeks the country went to war, and all the young men of the town were forcibly taken for the military. Only the old man's son was left, because he was crippled. The whole town was crying and weeping, because it was a losing fight and they knew most of the young people would never come back. They came to the old man and they said, "You were right, old man-this has proved a blessing. Maybe your son is crippled, but he is still with you. Our sons are gone forever." The old man said again, "You go on and on judging. Nobody knows! Only say this that your sons have been forced to enter into the army and my son has not been forced. But only God, the total, knows whether it is a blessing or a misfortune." 'Judge ye not'-otherwise you will never become one with the total. With fragments you will be obsessed, with small things you will jump to conclusions. In fact, the journey never ends. One path ends, another begins: one door closes another opens. You reach a peak; a higher peak is always there. God is an endless journey. Only those who are so courageous that they don't bother about the goal but are content with the journey, content just to live the moment and grow into it, only those are able to walk with the total. "May God bless whole Humanity"
  14. As a matter of fact, I have never seen him in other than Blue Turban... I distinctly remember him announcing budgets and unleashing liberlisation reforms.
  15. Dear Lalleshwari, I am at a loss to understand this observation. Please shed some more light on this comment. Regards
  16. Dont tell me its Manmohan Singh !!! :lol: :sikhigrin:
  17. What a creative piece of writing... Somebody has rightly said "Creativity has no limits." and he certainly crossed every limit... May God bless him with Chardi Kalaa...
  18. lalleshwari (Penji) this is not right on you part... ridculing every initiative... i think everyone has a right to share his understanding of sikh philosophy... that website is essentially for an overview of sikh philosophy for non-sikh community and you would understand that it is very difficult to keep interested a foreginer to read all the stuff and also about the sampardyaas... I think we should praise everyone who is making an effort to promote sikhi in his own level of understanding... Sikhi ever evolving... a philosophy that does not evolve ends up just like a muslim philosophy over a period of time... Peace P.S. :: Everyone with basis HTML knowledge should launch a personal website to promote sikhi worldwide... why not ?
  19. Perhaps you could also read some this... http://sikhawareness.com/sikhawareness/viewtopic.php?t=1013
  20. You said :: then you said :: I may be ignornat, but I wonder, who is raking up stories ? Who was Allah ? Who is Abraham ? Who is Ishmael ? Who is Issac ? Who is Jacob ? Where are the tribes ? Who has written Quoran ? Who was Muhammad ? How do you establish that Muhammad was a so called Messenger of Allah ? How do we know that these are the words of Allah and not another bunch of lies or stories as you like to put it? And most importantly, Why your brand of Allah discriminates from one human with another? Dont you think your brand of Allah is cruel ? I wonder who is raking up stories... ? Please enlighten me... My peace be upon whole universe... Chardi Kalaa...
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