DÉJAME que me deprima que me arrope en la oscuridad de los días en que se liquidan amapolas en el temporal de los niños Deja que me abrigue en la fortaleza de los vientos que laceren más mi piel en la angustia de tus pasos bajo el eco del mañana Déjame alma de mi alma abrazar al torrente clandestino de tu cuerpo cuando llegue a casa niégate la despedida Déjame debatir al horizonte baldío en los tiestos de irreparable lodo que conforma hoy mi casa Déjame soñar en las celdillas de la tierra en los pájaros ausentes por su canto por temor al mar blasfemo de estos días Deja amado mío que la luna se mezcle en la nostalgia de segundos que me entierre en el crespón de algún rosal que me funda en el cálido y presumido torrente de la lluvia Déjame la tristeza no lastimes más su herida ella quedó abierta cerca al templo donde se cultivan las cuentas de un rosario en carne viva Déjame mi cielo, mi amado amante deja que me funda en el silencio de las sombras sin tu aroma, sin tu forma yo no sé vivir Deja que me sepulte en la nieve mientras el sol se ausenta otra tarde más Deja el llanto sobre el mundo en llamas la escarcha de tu boca en la fragilidad de mi cuerpo …en los aires que soporto cerca al frío esquema de la piel herida déjame amor…otros besos que muerdan el delirio de tu nombre ... Silvia Ortiz, 24-10-16,16.01 pm, Chicago
SPLIT PERSONALITY
Wait for him , Destiny ! Simply flee not away so soon .
His cherished dreams aren't fulfilled yet His passions still burning bright His feels hasn't been felt within so far The lighthouse showing the way though Strangely enough he can't find the way
Innocence is crushed in broad day light Crimes often go truly triumphant Abortions practised much rampant Free trafficking parade smartly Money madness matters most
Supressing many righteous souls. Children get killed before finding their body and name Child abuse in the air shows our selfie How inhuman and unfortunate !
Exploitation and tyranny on top priority Virtues are ignored vices awarded Talent rots in the dusty files Everything is polluted so easily And he gets hurt to be wounded severely
Humanity seems missing and wounded His family his heart fails to recognise His duty he doesn't know how to do His salary he wishes to be credited on time
Corrupt he and he knows his tribe He shares his time and money with them He dreams big and achieves targets Most magically by his shrewdness Least bothering for the victims of circumstances
Ego he breathes and pride he posseses Envy he reads and writes religiously Change can never make him change Though he needs changes many
How this earth be saved from disaster he wonders As he goes to visit himself in the mirror His reflection guides him to be chaste Unlike his so called friends and fans And he feels relaxed and relieved
*(c)Dasharath Naik
MEANINGLESSNESS OF ATTRACTIONS
A parrot would fly hearty and hale, Over beautiful fields, vales and dales. Once he saw a host of white flowers. Enchanted by the sight dived for an hour, To satisfy his hunger to his heart’s content. Straight towards the field, he swiftly went.
But to his utmost despair, Found cotton flowers with no one to care. With nothing to eat, only a sight to cheat, In summer scorching heat. His beak to beat the cotton, so white but dry. No sap, no sweet smell, The scene looked like a burning hell. Hungry and helpless, Just tries something to gain, To find some solace. But all was in vain. Only disappoint and bitter pain.
It happened for a few days. Ultimately he found some other ways. He learnt never to take a decision in haste. Decided never his time anymore to waste, In things that charm, But are never so warm.
Our life is the same in some ways, To the life of that parrot that portrays Our meaningless search for pleasures Ignoring the real treasures. We keep on searching pastures new, Look attractive and enticing to our view.
But alas ! Life seems tasteless and dry , Leaves us in the lurch, only to cry. No sap do we find in these attractions. Soon they become mere abstractions. Then we weep over spilt milk so bitterly That has no use to amuse our heart utterly.
Let’s never waste our life so precious, In things that are not true and gracious. Turn towards your eternal soul. Then you will become sound and whole. Seek the guidance of an enlightened one. He will teach the defeated game to be won.
( COPY RIGHTS RESERVED JALESHWER JEANWALL 26 Oct, 2016)
Heal The World
As I walk and walk and walk I look at the setting sun before And the broken clouds above And the word Heel flashes in my mind From What and From Where and Why The Choices we made brought us here The Choices others made are bare Consequences are natural to follow A moment of introspection was needed Before the actions were paraded And see where have we landed ourselves A world that is bizarrely broken and in pain Desires leading mankind to the brink Wants pegging humanity to its selfishness Men to men, women to women men to women Differences insurmountable have come up Nothing seems to be in order to breathe free Bloodshed, atrocities, war, instabilities ruling They roost at all corners of the world Amid all these chaos the heart cries The soul Whispers Heal the world Through the ancient paths that born you Through Love and compassion and care Concern for the fellow beings in heart Just for a second O Human stop and listen To the ancient whispers within That simply and lovingly is ready to guide You away from all these unearthly self-inflicted calamities and pains Just Heal The World In a vacuum with resonating echoes I walk and walk and walk
Premise philosophical premise and arguments “is God confused?”
“anger is taught handed drilled and infectious, it isn’t innate nor inherited but rather infused” _SamAda
the constant sounds… hear heard hearing foods… feed fed feeding fashions… wear wore wearing language… speak spoke speaking attitudes… mimic mimed miming my soul heart spirit exposed days and nights a virtual reality painted!
but why not love?
maps of dried tears piled on my landscape of thoughts though i tried so hard to let it flow through my eyes my pride refuses a facade of synthetics take the course!
years passed dressed in all plasticities… one day gnarly ugliness flows, a reigning lava uncontrolled temper devastating unselected spots dead poison is my heart i lost my soul!
now a terrorist deserved to be killed or loved? understood or despised… why am i to believe i am God, His image when i am incapable of solution i’m confused, am i God?
philosophical prose & poetry by: _ade c. tuesday 8:52 pm 25 october 2016 lane cove sydney nsw australia
Sei pioggia e sei sole sei nuvole e tempesta piccola e grande vai lontano e poi torni per strade sconosciute Porti in te la luce del mattino e il buio della notte porti in te il calore del sole e i sospiri della luna Sei dolce frutto che attende l’estate del cuore sei foglia d’autunno che soffice tocca il terreno Sei pioggia e sei sole sei pioggia che nutre sei sole che scalda!
SOMETHING I LOOK AT-3 BY-SMRUTI RANJAN MOHANTY I search for it In the lost paradise In the solitary confinement of Taj In the tears of Sahajahan And in all That is beautiful and scintillating I search for it in meadows and mountains in poverty and affluence in hopes and despair It eludes my grasp For it is a feeling A feeling of completeness One has after being Completely becoming one's Letting and forgetting the world around A glimpse of it One can have After emptying oneself When every beat of heart Throbs for it Every drop of blood Flows for it For the sake of it One can live and die For it is so fulfilling and enriching Makes life a paradise on earth To have it One has to have A pair of eyes That only sees it A loving heart That only feels it And a simple mind That only reciprocates it. Something Everyone relishes But few have it For platonic love Is hardly realised copyright@smrutiranjan21.5.2015
Scientists have announced the discovery of a new icy world on the
fringes of the Solar System, and while this distant object is only very
small, it could help us track down something that's meant to be much,
much bigger: the hypothesised but as yet unconfirmed Planet Nine.
The new discovery – called L91 – is what's known as a Trans-Neptunian Object
(TNO), meaning it's a small world that orbits the Sun beyond Neptune.
And that extreme distance means it takes L91 an awfully long time to
make its way around the Solar System.
Neptune is the most remote confirmed planet in our Solar System,
orbiting the Sun at a distance of about 4.5 billion kilometres (2.8
billion miles). In scientific terms, that's around 30 astronomical units (AUs) – meaning 30 times the distance between Earth and the Sun.
But L91 casts an even wider arc. The closest it gets to the Sun is 50
AUs, but its elliptical orbit sees it eventually trek as far away as
1,430 AUs from the Sun, before inching back inwards again.
"It's right at the limit of what we can detect," astrophysicist
Michele Bannister from Queen's University Belfast in the UK told Adam
Mann at Science.
That awesome loop means it takes L91 more than 20,000 years to orbit
the Sun, and gives the icy world the status of the second greatest
maximum orbital distance from the Sun (or aphelion) for a known TNO.
That means L91 beats the minor planet Sedna (at 939 AUs) but not the recently discovered asteroid 2014 FE72 (4,274 AUs).
But perhaps even more remarkable is the fact that L91's orbital
trajectory appears to be in transition, with the tiny world migrating
from one body of objects called the Oort cloud to another group nearby, the Kuiper belt.
This kind of transition has never been observed before in a TNO, and
the team that found L91 thinks it could be due to the historical effects
of Neptune's pull on the minor planet – perhaps paired with
gravitational interactions with a passing star.
But not everybody is convinced with this explanation.
"It's a story that's not implausible, but I also think it's not
needed," planetary scientist Konstantin Batygin from the California
Institute of Technology (Caltech), who wasn't involved with the
discovery, told Science.
Batygin was part of the team that originally posed the Planet Nine hypothesis,
and he thinks that this massive, still unseen world – also thought to
lurk on the outskirts of the Solar System – could be what's responsible
for unusual orbits of lots of smaller objects like L91.
In their study, which has not yet been published, Bannister's team
looked at whether a Planet Nine-style mass – estimated to be about 10
times the mass of Earth – could explain L91's movements, but the initial
calculations suggested not.
But with scientists finding more and more of these distant objects
on the periphery of the Solar System, our ability to analyse their
movements becomes stronger – meaning the hunt for Planet Nine gets a
little bit closer every day.
"Every time we find another one of these objects, it adds another
piece to the puzzle," one of the team, Meg Schwamb from the Gemini
Observatory in Hilo, Hawaii, told Alexandra Witze at Nature.
The findings were presented at a meeting of the American Astronomical Society's Division for Planetary Science in Pasadena, California this week.
If scientists can figure out how to convert atmospheric carbon
dioxide into fuel - and do it at an industrial scale - it would, quite
literally, change the world. Last month,
we hit the highest levels of atmospheric CO2 in 4 million years, and
it’s now permanent, meaning we’ll never be able to drop to 'safe' levels
again.
But if we can turn CO2 into a fuel source, we can at least slow
things down a bit, and now researchers have developed a process that can
achieve this with a single catalyst.
"We discovered somewhat by accident that this material worked," said one of the team, Adam Rondinone, from the US Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
"We were trying to study the first step of a proposed reaction when
we realised that the catalyst was doing the entire reaction on its own."
Rondinone and his colleagues had put together a catalyst using
carbon, copper, and nitrogen, by embedding copper nanoparticles into
nitrogen-laced carbon spikes measuring just 50-80 nanometres tall. (1
nanometre = one-millionth of a millimetre.)
When they applied an electric current of just 1.2 volts, the catalyst
converted a solution of CO2 dissolved in water into ethanol, with a
yield of 63 percent.
This result was surprising for a couple of reasons: firstly, because
it’s effectively reversing the combustion process using a very modest
amount of electricity, and secondly, it was able to do this while
achieving a relatively high yield of ethanol - they were expecting to
end up with the significantly less desirable chemical, methanol. As Colin Jeffrey explains for New Atlas,
this type of electrochemical reaction usually results in a mix of
several different products in small amounts, such as methane, ethylene,
and carbon monoxide - none of which are in particularly high demand.
Instead, the team got usable amounts of ethanol, which the US needs billions of gallons of each year to add to gasoline.
"We’re taking carbon dioxide, a waste product of combustion, and
we’re pushing that combustion reaction backwards with very high
selectivity to a useful fuel," Rondinone said in a press statement.
"Ethanol was a surprise - it’s extremely difficult to go straight from carbon dioxide to ethanol with a single catalyst."
This certainly isn’t the first attempt to convert CO2 pollution into
something we can actually use - researchers around the world have been
figuring out ways to turn it into things like methanol, formate, and hydrocarbon fuel. This one team working in Iceland wants to turn it all into solid rock so we can just bury it and forget about it.
But all of these methods, while promising, are dishing up an end
product that the world doesn’t really need right now. Sure, we could
adjust our cars and energy plants to run on hydrocarbon fuel if it was
cheap and efficient enough to produce from CO2, but we’re certainly not
there yet.
Ethanol, on the other hand - well, the US is already blending most of its gasoline with 10 to 15 percent ethanol content.
The researchers explain that they were able to achieve such high
yields because the nanostructure of the catalyst was easy to manipulate
and adjust to get the desired results.
"By using common materials, but arranging them with nanotechnology,
we figured out how to limit the side reactions and end up with the one
thing that we want," said Rondinone. "They are like 50-nanometre lightning rods that concentrate electrochemical reactivity at the tip of the spike."
The team says that since the catalyst is made from inexpensive
materials, and can operate at room temperature with modest electrical
requirements, it could be scaled up for industrial level use.
But with so many CO2 conversion projects in the works right now that
are aiming to do the same thing, we'll have to remain cautiously
optimistic until they can show real results in the field.
Let's hope someone ultimately figures it out, because with a drastically expanding population,
we're only going to be needing more energy, and we're only going to be
pumping more pollution into the atmosphere. A 'two birds with one stone'
solution would change everything - particularly if we can integrate it
with solar and wind farms.
"A process like this would allow you to consume extra electricity when it’s available to make and store as ethanol," Rondinone said. "This could help to balance a grid supplied by intermittent renewable sources."
The results have been published in ChemistrySelect.
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