KAMASUTRA-Classic Lovemaking Techinques

INTRODUCTION

The Kamasutra and its associate texts Ananga Ranga, The Perfume Gardent, and theTao are not as badly sexual as we assume. There is connection between these ancient writings and life in the 20th centurys. It is a connection that centres on fellings. Although it is possible for us to interact sexually with many people, unless we have also cultivated some loves and warmthed towards the person who is arousing us. we won't get near the real goal of Kama. The concept of Kama involves the " enjoyment of appropriate objects by the five sense of hearing, felling, seeing, tasting, and smelling assisted by the mind together with soul". As a concept Kama is just as relevant to us now as it was to the Indians around in AD400.

The Kamasutra may have been produced at any time between AD100 and AD400. And it was written in an India that no longer exists. In those days the idle citizen cultivated an idle life.He surrounded himself with friends, made love as if it were an artform, ate and drank well, was interested in painting and music and regard himself as a fair lord and master.

The Kamasutra has been written for the nobolity of the ancient India, by a noble man. Vatsayayana thought of life as consisting of dharma, artha and Karma.Dharma was the acquisition of religious merit; artha was the acquisition of wealth; kama was the acquisiton of love or sensual pleasure.These ideals are not that disimilar from the codes that we live by today. Although we are not so focused on religious merit any more, we do pursue self-knoweldge and personal growth, most of us would like to have enough money to enjoy a comfortable lifestyl, and most of us would like to be involved in loving sexual relationship.The main difference is that the world today is far more egalitarian than it was in the time of Vatsayayana...............

Power Generation-Gas TURBINE

Applications of gas turbines:

Gas turbines, also known as combustion turbines, are common prime movers for many applications.Their historically high fuel consumption, especially for small units (less than 10,000 kW), as well as atpart load, and at high inlet air temperatures has made them less desirable than diesel engines for prime power plant applications. They have been utilized extensively in standby and peaking applications where their relatively low installed cost outweighs other factors. Open or simple cycle gas turbines are used in virtually all power plant applications and only this type will be addressed here. Combined cycle systems, where heat is recovered from the gas turbine exhaust and used to make steam which then drives
a steam turbine, have become much more common in recent years, but they will not be discussed here.

Gas turbine operating characteristics:

Gas turbines are based on the Brayton or Joule cycle which consists of four processes: compression with no heat transfer, heating at constant pressure, expansion with no heat transfer, and in a closed cycle system, cooling at constant pressure. In open cycle gas turbines, the fourth step does not exist since inlet air is taken from the atmosphere and the exhaust is dumped to atmosphere. Due to its higher temperature, there is more energy available from the expansion process than is expended in the compression. The net
work delivered to drive a generator is the difference between the two. The thermal efficiency of the gas turbine is a function of the pressure ratio of the compressor, the inlet temperature of the power turbine, and any parasitic losses (especially the efficiency of the compressor and power turbine). Practical limitations on thermal efficiency due to losses and materials technology yield a maximum of about 40 percent at pressure ratios of 30 to 40 and temperatures of approximately 2,500°F. These temperatures and pressure ratios are found only in recently developed, large gas turbines. Typically pressure ratios of 5 to
20 and turbine inlet temperatures from 1,400 to 2,000°F are common in gas turbines for this application, resulting in efficiencies from 20 to 33 percent. As improved materials and cooling technologies are introduced to smaller units, the efficiencies can be expected to improve if the cost is not prohibitive.

About RSS and feedburner

Things You must have in blogging-feedburner account.


Feedburner is a RSS system and I think it is not an account.It is an very important thing to ur blog and it will play major parts in your blog's sucess.But before I get to that, Lets find out what is RSS?


What is RSS?

RSS is means Really Simple Syndication. This is a simple way to read blogs/website fast and effectively. RSS feeds are the copy of whole blog content but in the RSS page, there is no extra things that you have in your blogs like ads,widgets, links and other things. Your blog's RSS page is simple and clean pages to give your readers the ease to read articles.


Why feedburner?

Feedburner is the most used RSS feed services. Google owns feedburner which makes it more reliable. Feadburner is fast , simple, have lots of features and its free.

Creates a feedburner account and make your blog feed. Just go to feedburner.com and you will get a form to fill out your blog address. Fill out your blog address and click "next". Fill out the required information and you are ready whith your blog feed. Your feed burner feed address for your blog would be feeds.feedburner.com/yourblogname.

Now all you have to do is to set your blog's default feed to feedburner. To do things, go to your "bloger dashboard"and click"Settings". Click "side feed tab" and fill up the feed address to " Post feed Redirect URL". Click "Save Settings".Now all of your readers will go to feedburner feed whenever they need to read your blog's feed.