i don't love you

         One random night she wake up. She was thinking about all things that happened to her in the past few days.
Her boyfriend left her a message saying:"Sorry but we are over". In her head she didn't know how to react, because they went out for 3 years. And all he said was:"Sorry but we are over" She thought she did something wrong. So she dressed uo and left the house.
             She was walking in the park. Thinking about things she wanted to change in her life. Suddenly she sees him.
             The boy that she loved and still loves. She walks up to him.

Girl: Hey, what are you doing here?

Boy: Ohh.. Hi I'm just sitting here..

Girl: At 3:34 am? Isn't that too late?

Boy: I know. Look I'm sorry I was stupid I never should of broke up with you. This is the place where we first  kissed so I am here thinking about you because I can't sleep.

Girl: But why did you?

Boy: Because of another girl. I was wrong and I really regret it. I still love you.
Girl's heart start beating faster and she wanted to say i love you too, but she could't.

Girl: But i don't love you. You made cry for the last 2 weeks and i couldn't sleep you because i loved you. Now Its all over. I don't love you anymore. I forgot you.

Boy: I understand but please remember i will love you for ever!! EVER!
Girl turned around and you could feel how her tears were falling of her eyes. She walked away.
5 days later she knew that she can't take it anymore. She was weak and wanted to see him. She took the phone and rang him.

Boy: Hello?

Gilr: Look the night in the park i said i don't love you, I lied i love you and miss you a lot. PLease, could we meet up, really miss you.

Boy: Sure, I was thinking about you for the last 5 days. I missed you a lot. I love you. Her feelings came back. She loved him a lot. His smile made her happy again. She loved him so much she would give anything to be with him. He was everything to her.

Girl: Let's meet up in the park  on other side of the town.Its is beautiful there i want to remember this day for the rest of my life.

Boy: Love, you make me worm happy and you are most beautiful girl ever. I will never leave you.I swear my life i will never leave you! You perfect and i will love you for the rest of my life. Ok, i will be there in 30 minutes, bye love you.

The girl was really happy that she finally will kiss him again. She was driving the car and felt do happy
THEN SUDDENLY.......
She started to cry a bit. Few drops had fallen,while all this was going on she didn't realise she was driving too fast and the second she went to wipe her tears of her face
BANG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Girl: What happened?

Nurse: You crashed into another driving car.....

Girl: Are people in other car ok?
Nurse: No, the person died before ambulance could arrive.

Girl: I need to call someone please.... Can i call someone....

Nurse: Sorry you need to rest. You lost lots of bood

 Girl: But i need to talk to someone.....

Nurse: No stay in bed and rest.

Nurse walks away out and starts crying.

Doctor: Whats wrong?

Nurse: Her boyfriend was in the other car.... He died before ambulance could arrive. She doesn't know i can't break her heart. 

The truth was thst her boyfriend(ex boyfriend) went pass the park and was going to buy her flowers first and the drive to the park. They both were driving to fast and didn't pay attention. People say that the only thing could separate love is death. Some say it can't be separated at all.

                                                                                          THE END

MAHABHARAT EPISODE :-3

tasya  sanjanayan harsham kuruvriddhah pitaamahah
simhanaadam vinadyocchaih  shankham dadhmau prataapavaan // 12 //

Then the powerful Bhishma, grandsire and oldest of  the Kauravas, roared like a lion and blew his conch in order to cheer up  Duryodhana.

tatah  shankaashcha bheryashcha panavaanakagomukhaah
sahasaivaabhyahanyanta  sa shabdastumulo bhavat  // 13 //

Then (following Bhishma) conches, kettle drums,  tabors, trumpets and cow-horns suddenly blared forth from the Kaurava side  creating a tumultuous noise.

tatah shvetair hayair yukte mahati syandane sthitau
maadhavah paandavashchaiva divyau shankhau pradadhmatuh  // 14 //

Then stationed in their magnificent chariot, yoked  with white horses, Madhava (Krishna) and the son of Pandu (Arjuna) also blew  their divine conches with a furious noise.

paanchajanyam  hrisheekesho devadattam dhananjayah
paundram  dadhmau mahaashankham bheemakarmaa vrikodarah   // 15 //

Hrishikesha (Krishna) blew the conch, Panchajanya,  Dhananjaya (Arjuna) blew the Devadatta and Bhima, the doer of terrible deeds,  blew the great conch, Paundra.

anantavijayam  raajaa kunteeputro yudhishthirah
nakulah  sahadevashcha sughoshamanipushpakau  //  16 //

King Yudhishtira, the son of Kunti, blew the  Anantavijaya, Nakula and Sahadeva blew the Sughosha and Manipushpaka conches  respectively.

kaashyashcha  parameshwaasah shikhandee cha mahaarathah
dhrishtadyumno  viraatashcha saatyakishchaaparaajitah // 17 //

The king of Kasi, an excellent archer, Sikhandi,  the mighty chariot-warrior, Dhrshtadyumna, Virata and Satyaki, the unconquered.

drupado  draupadeyaashcha sarvashah prithiveepate
saubhadrashcha  mahaabaahuh shankhaan dadhmuh prithak prithak //18 //

Drupada and the sons of Draupadi, O Lord of the  earth, and the son of Subhadra, the mighty armed, blew their respective  conches.

sa ghosho  dhaartaraashtraanaam hridayaani vyadaarayat
nabhashcha  prithiveem chaiva tumulo vyanunaadayan   // 19 //

The tumultuous sound of the conches pierced the  hearts of the members of the Dhritarashtra's side, making both the sky and  earth resound.

Bhishma  understood the mental agony of Duryodhana. In order to cheer him up he roared  like a lion and blew his conch which was misunderstood as a signal for  commencement of war.  The Kaurava army  blared forth their various conches and martial musical instruments signifying  the declaration of war from the side of Kauravas.

In  these verses Sanjaya had given the reaction of Pandavas to the war-cry raised  from the opposite side and the names of various conches blown by the respective  heroes.   The most famous among them is the conch  `Panchajanya' blown by Krishna.  The  uproar seemed to penetrate the hearts of Kauravas deeply and abnormally because  of their guilty conscience.

Metaphorically,  the chariot represents the human gross body, the horses are the senses and  their reins are the mind that controls the senses. The charioteer is the  guiding spirit or the Self or Atman in the human beings.  Bhagavan Sri Krishna, the divine charioteer,  is the Self in all of us.

By  addressing Dhritarashtra as the lord of the earth (Verse 18) and hinting about  the superiority of the Pandava side Sanjaya implied that as the ruling monarch  he would take a decision even at that catastrophic moment to preserve the  integrity of the country from the impending ruinous warfare. But that was not  to be.

Coach K to step down as USA Basketball head coach after 2016 Olympics

Team USA basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski announced Monday that he plans to part ways with the team after the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.
During his current tenure as coach, he has posted a 75-1 record and earned two Olympic gold Medals in 2008 and 2012.

He has worked with some of the best basketball players in the world while developing and maintaining positive relationships along the way.
  
    Dozens of NBA superstars have held spots on his roster over the years, including LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, Kevin Durant, James Harden, Anthony Davis, Chris Paul, and Carmelo Anthony.
However Krzyzewski, 68, also coach of the Duke Blue Devils, said he realizes that it's time to pass the reins to someone else.
"I think it's time to move ahead," Krzyzewski said in an interview with ESPN. "During the next season there will be a number of decisions made about the future of USA Basketball with Rio [the roster] and coaching.

"Hopefully we can finish things up well with Rio and I would move onto something else with USA Basketball.''
Although USA Basketball has its fair share of talent, the future success of the team definitely isn't set in stone.

      Players are becoming hesitant to play internationally after the infamous Paul George injury during a Team USA scrimmage in 2014. Combine that with the departure of Coach K and the progression shown by teams like Spain, and another decade of 75 wins to 1 loss isn't for certain.

MHABHARAT EIPSODE:-2

sanjaya  uvaacha
drishtwaa tu  paandavaaneekam vyoodham duryodhanastadaa
aachaaryam  upasamgamya raajaa vachanam abraveet  //  2 //

Sanjaya said
Having seen the army of Pandavas drawn up in battle  array, King Duryodhana then approached his teacher, Drona, and spoke these  words.

Duryodhana  was thinking all along that it might not be possible for the Pandavas to mobilize  forces strong enough to face his own huge army.   But what he saw on the battlefield unnerved his position and hence he rushed  to his teacher and exclaimed:

pashyaitaam  paanduputraanaam aacharya mahateem chamoom
vyoodhaam  drupadaputrena tava shishyena dheemataa   // 3 //
Behold, O Teacher, this mighty army of the sons of  Pandu, arrayed by the son of Drupada, your wise disciple.

atra shooraa  maheshwaasaa bheemaarjunasamaa yudhi
yuyudhaano  viraatashcha drupadashcha mahaarathah  //  4 //

Here are heroes, mighty archers, equal in battle to  Bhima and Arjuna, Yuyudhana, Virata and Drupada, the great chariot warrior.

dhrishtaketush  chekitaanah kaashiraajascha veeryavan
purujit  kuntibhojashcha  shaibhyashcha  narapungavah  // 5 //

Dhrishtaketu, Chekitana and the valiant king of  Kasi, Purujit,  Kuntibhoja and Saibya,  the best among men.

yudhaamanyushcha  vikraanta uttamaujaashcha veeryavan
saubhadro  draupadeyaashcha sarva eva mahaarathaah   // 6 //

The courageous Yudhamanyu, the brave Uttamauja,  Saubhadra and the sons of Draupadi - all great chariot-warriors.

asmaakam tu  vishishtaa ye taan nibodha dwijottama
naayakaa mama  sainyasya samjnaartham taan braveemi te   // 7 //

Know  also, O the best among the twice born, the names of those who are most  distinguished amongst ourselves, the leaders of my army.  These I relate to you for your information.

bhavaan  bheeshmashcha karnashcha kripashcha samitinjayah
ashwatthaamaa  vikarnashcha saumadattis tathaiva cha  //  8 //

Yourself and Bhishma and Karna and Kripa, the  victorious in war, Aswatthama and Vikarna and Jayadratha, the son of Somadatta.

anye cha  bahavah shooraa madarthe tyaktajeevitaah
naanaashastrapraharanaah  sarve yuddhavishaaradaah  // 9 //

And many other heroes also, well-skilled in warfare  and armed with many kinds of weapons are here; ready to lay down their lives  for my sake.

aparyaaptam  tad asmaakam balam bheeshmaabhirakshitam
paryaaptam  twidam eteshaam balam bheemaabhirakshitam   // 10 //

Our army defended by Bhishma is insufficient but  the army of theirs defended by Bhima is sufficient.

ayaneshu cha  sarveshu yathaabhaagam avasthitaah
bheeshmam  evaabhirakshantu bhavantah sarva eva hi   // 11 //

Now all of you being stationed in your respective  positions in the divisions of the army guard Bhishma alone by all means.

By  using the words `your talented pupil' Duryodhana sarcastically told Drona that  he was a mere simpleton to teach the art of warfare to the son of Drupada  [Drstadyumna] who was standing before him to kill no other person than his  teacher himself.

Duryodhana  perceived the army of Pandavas as formidable because of his own guilty  consciousness and doubts about the loyalty of his chief warriors. A list of all  the names of the mighty warriors in the Pandava army was given.

Dwijottama  means ‘twice born' which refers to the Brahminical background of Drona.  Duryodhana implied that Drona, a Brahmin and therefore being timid by nature  and given to peaceful life, might be soft towards his students no matter to  whichever side they may belong to.

Receiving  no response from Drona despite his long speech and to make amends for his  censuring him, Duryodhana enumerated the names of the warriors of his side also  exaggerating their qualities in order to look self-confident and hide his  nervousness. Duryodhana felt that his army led by Bhishma was insufficient  because of the latter's softness towards Pandavas and the other led by Bhima as  sufficient because of its high morale and efficiency. 
He ordered full protection to Bhishma from  all sides and by all means not only to please him but to emphasize his  important place in the entire Kaurava army.   He was fully aware that once Bhishma were to be eliminated his whole  edifice would collapse.

india and pakishtan

The BCCI doesn't seem to have completely ruled out the possibility of playing Pakistan in the UAE, with a shortened tour still possible to honour the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed between the Indian board and the PCB. However.
the Government of India's nod remains the final clearance.
So  indis and pakishtan relation is bed.
According to a report in the Mumbai Mirror, things are looking positive after the new BCCI president Shashank Manohar is believed to have invited his counterpart Shahryar Khan for talks.
Should BCCI get a go-ahead from the government, the tour may still be on; however, a considerably shortened one considering India's last Test against South Africa ends November 7 and the first ODI against Australia is scheduled for January 12 in Perth.

The BCCI Working Committee meeting will take place in Mumbai on Sunday, and Mumbai Mirror reports that besides other important issues, And the board members will also mull upon the possibilities of reviving Indo-Pak cricket this December itself.

But considering the small window available between South Africa flying back home and India boarding the flight to Australia,
the proposed full tour of the UAE involving two Tests, five ODIs and two T20Is is impossible.

The Mumbai newspaper also reports that there is talk of a tri-series in the UAE, involving India, Pakistan and Bangladesh; but none of the BCCI officials were open to discuss the possibilities surrounding the revival of cricket ties with Pakistan.

MAHABHARAT EPISODE -1

Generally  before commencing the study of the Bhagavad Gita text, it is customary to study  the meditation verses on the Gita called Gita Dhyana Slokas. We do not  know who composed them. It is a set of 9 verses recited as invocation, dedication  and prayer to the Gita Knowledge and its glory. For our purposes let us take up  one of the verses and understand its meaning.

Prapanna paarijaataaya totra vetraika paanaye |
Jnaanamudraaya krishnaaya geetaamrita duhe namah ||

Salutations to Bhagvan Krishna, with His right hand in Jnana  Mudra, the bestower of all needs to those who surrender to Him completely, the  milker of the divine nectar of the Bhagavad Gita, the holder of the whip  in one hand for driving the cows.

This verse describes Sri Krishna with His right hand held  in Jnana Mudra - in knowledge posture - wherein the thumb is joined to  the forefinger and all the other three fingers are stretched out, the gesture  symbolizing knowledge. This is a remarkable concept in Indian Vedantic  philosophy and spirituality which indicates that our body postures have  psychological counter parts.
As the mind is, so is the body; bodily expressions  being the manifestation of the working of the mind or the effect of psyche.  This is what we call ‘body language’ in the modern business school terminology.  It means that there is nothing in this world so purifying as Knowledge.

We offer our obeisance to Sri Krishna who is the  embodiment of Knowledge and who imparts such knowledge to all those who seek it  from Him.
This is what Arjuna does in the Gita. That knowledge is the Supreme  Knowledge - the knowledge of the Absolute Reality, the knowledge of Dharma, the  knowledge of righteousness, the knowledge about the right way of living.

With this prayer let us start our journey in the Gita  Ganga and crave for Sri Krishna’s enlightenment.
The  1st Chapter in the Gita introduces the scene, the setting, the  circumstances and the characters involved determining the reasons for the  espousal of the Bhagavad Gita.
The scene is the sacred plain of Kurukshetra.  The setting is a battlefield. The situation is that the war between the two  clans of brothers, the Kauravas and the Pandavas is about to begin. 

The  main characters are Bhagavan Sri Krishna and the valiant Arjuna from the side  of Pandavas and Duryodhana from the side of Kauravas in the midst of large  armies on both the sides led by their respective commanders.

After  noticing the principal warriors on both the sides, Arjuna falls into the mood  of deep dejection and melancholy due to the fear of destruction of friends and  relatives in the course of the impending war leading to his resolve not to take  up arms against his kith and kin.
This is the subject matter of this Chapter  and hence it is called “Arjuna Vishaada  Yogah: The Yoga of the Despondency of Arjuna

dhritaraashtra  uvaacha
dharmakshetre  kurukshetre samavetaa yuyutsavah
maamakaah  paandavaashchaiva kimakurvata sanjaya  //  1 //

Dhritarashtra said
What did the sons of Pandu and also my people do  when they assembled together on the holy field of Kurukshetra, eager to fight,  O Sanjaya?

In  the entire Gita this is the only uttering of the blind king, Dhritarashtra. All  the remaining verses are Sanjaya`s report to him about the happenings at the  battlefield of Kurukshetra just before the war.

The  battlefield is called dharmakshetra or the sacred field because The Lord  who is the protector and embodiment of Dharma was actively present in it.  Kurukshetra means the field of the Kurus, a leading clan of that era.
This  question of Dhritarashtra exhibits a  sense of anxiety in him on two counts. If Pandavas decide not to undertake the  war, his sons will automatically get the kingdom and in such an event, the  stigma of waging the unrighteous war might not stick to his covetous and  deceitful sons. 
If his sons decide not  to wage the war they will lose the kingdom that was earlier acquired by them  through deceit, because of which they will be as good as dead. Such was the  anxiety in the king’s mind because of the greatness and spiritual atmosphere of  the field of battle.

Mamakaah: My people.  And ‘Pandu’s sons’. - This sort of divisive  reference to one and the same family members indicates the absence of the sense  of familiarity and closeness with regard to the Pandavas and thereby betrays  hostility towards them.

This  sense of a pair of opposites ‘mine-ness’ and ‘not mine-neness’ is the result of ahamkara or `I - ness' which is the source of all evil. The conflict  between the two cousin groups represents the clash between two sets of values  of life - one standing for virtue, justice and righteousness staking a  legitimate claim for the kingdom lost through deceit and treachery and the other  for vice, injustice, greed, hunger for power and the foul means  employed to justify the ends. It indirectly  indicates that life itself is a battle between good and evil.

Mahabharat

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The Mahabharata or Mahābhārata (US /məhɑːˈbɑrətə/;(UK /ˌmɑːhəˈbɑrətə/;] S1anskrit: महाभारतम्, Mahābhāratam, pronounced [məɦaːˈbʱaːrət) is one of the two major Sanskrit epics of ancient India, the other being the Ramayana

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