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Thursday 26 April 2012

Vespa scooters are back in India at Rs 66,661

Piaggio's iconic Vespa returns to India

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Sassy reds, flashy blues and glittering yellows, Vespa scooters are back in India at Rs 66,661

Piaggio's iconic Vespa returns to India
The Vespa returns to India at a time when sales of scooters are on the rise, as Indian families, particularly women, are looking for trendy, affordable and easy-to-ride two-wheelers.Piaggio exited the country in 1999, ending a 16-year-long partnership with India's LML Motors after a long dispute.
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Vespa returns
Italy's iconic Vespa scooter, a rage with the Indian middle-class in its heyday, re-entered the country on Thursday after a 13-year hiatus as scooters come back in vogue.
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Vespa returns
Auto-making giant Piaggio has brought to India the LX125 -- a high tech, gearless scooter -- to take on competition from rivals such as Honda, TVS, Suzuki and Yamaha in the fast-growing market.
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Vespa returns
Vespa returns
Unveiling the Vespa at the Auto Expo, Mr. Ravi Chopra, Chairman and Managing Director, Piaggio Vehicles Pvt. Ltd. said, “Our foray into the Indian market activates a whole new segment of style and fashion conscious consumers who are looking for a premium, exclusive, lifestyle offering reflecting their personalities and attitudes. We would like to leverage this sizeable untapped market segment that shows tremendous potential for growth in the coming years”.
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Invented by Piaggio in 1946 as the world’s first scooter, the Vespa rose rapidly in popularity to become a loved and revered emblem of ‘made in Italy’ and ‘a new, unique way of enjoying mobility’.
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 Vespa returns
Piaggio's iconic Vespa returns to India
Piaggio's iconic Vespa returns to India
LX125 is powered by a 125cc, 4-stroke motor, producing a power output of 10.7 BHP and a torque output of 9.6 Nm.
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Wednesday 25 April 2012

Yes, it does exist: U.S. gynaecologist says he has found the G-spot (but it's very, very small)

Yes, it does exist: U.S. gynaecologist says he has found the G-spot (but it's very, very small)
By Fiona   MydeaМедиа

No wonder it’s notoriously difficult to find. A doctor claims to have proved the G-spot really does exist – but says it measures a meagre 8.1mm by 3.6mm by 1.5mm.
The American gynaecologist discovered the elusive erogenous zone during a post-mortem examination.
The tiny piece of tissue, said to be rich in nerve endings, has caused fascination and frustration in equal measure since its existence was first mooted more than 60 years ago.
Elusive erogenous zone: The G-spot has caused fascination and frustration in equal measure since its existence was first mooted more than 60 years ago
Elusive erogenous zone: The G-spot has caused fascination and frustration in equal measure since its existence was first mooted more than 60 years ago
Many scientists and doctors have doubted it is real, while magazines have promoted it as the holy grail of female sexual pleasure.
Two years ago, a large-scale British study concluded that the G-spot was a figment of women’s imagination, encouraged by magazines and sex therapists.
But the new study, published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine, claims it does exist after all – and its location, on the front wall of the vagina, is roughly where sex experts have long said it to be.
 
Gynaecologist Adam Ostrzenski made the discovery during an examination of an elderly Polish woman who had died from a head injury.
Dr Oztrenski, of the Institute of Psychology in St Petersburg, Florida, said: ‘This study confirmed the anatomic existence of the G-spot, which may lead to a better understanding and improvement of female sexual function.’
He plans to undertake further dissections next month, and will carry out tests on hormones, chemicals and nerve endings to investigate whether the functioning of the G-spot varies with age.

‘If you have difficulties with your sex life, then a greater biological understanding might be helpful but for some people it will create more anxiety’

 Paula Hall, sex psychotherapist with Relate
Irwin Goldstein, the journal’s editor-in-chief, said that while the evidence came from only one woman, it ‘adds to the growing body of literature regarding women’s sexual anatomy and physiology’.
Paula Hall, a sex psychotherapist with Relate, said: ‘If you have difficulties with your sex life, then a greater biological understanding might be helpful but for some people it will create more anxiety.’
Two years ago, researchers at King’s College London concluded that the  G-spot was no more than a fantasy.
In the study, hundreds of pairs of female twins filled in questionnaires. If the erogenous zone did exist, it would be expected that both of each set of identical twins would report having one.
This was not the case. In fact identical twins were no more likely to share a G-spot than non-identical twins.
But Beverly Whipple, the researcher who coined the term G-spot, dismissed the study as flawed. ‘The biggest problem with the findings is that twins don’t generally have the same sexual partner,’ she said.

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Tuesday 24 April 2012

Identify the Tree Using this Leaf structures




Identify the Tree Using this Leaf structures
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Trees with ovate leaves



Apricot
Arni
Ashok
Beach Cordia
Bhoj Patra Tree
Big Eggplant
Bihul
Bothi
Buckthorn-Leaved Kamala
Buddha Coconut
Chandada
Chicken Tree
Chinese Catalpa
Cinnamon
Coffee Plum
Daar
Dhaman
East-Indian Screw Tree
Empress Tree
False Coffee Tree
False Hemp Tree
False White Teak
Fiddlewood
Foxglove Tree
Fried Egg Tree
Gamhar
Garjan
Golden Champa
Great Morinda
Guest Tree
Haldu
Har Singar
Helicopter Tree
Himalayan Hydrangea
Himalayan Mulberry
Himalayan Pear
Himalayan Poplar
Himalayan Spindle Tree
Himalayan Tree Hydrangea
Indian Charcoal Tree
Indian Olive
Indian Rock Fig
Indian Tulip Tree
Indian Willow
Indrajao
Jacquemont's Hazel
Jamaica Cherry
Kamala Tree
Kaori
Karmal
Krishna Fig
Large Leaf Dogwood
Large-Leaf Lime
Lipstick Tree
Malabar Tree Nettle
Mango
Mickey Mouse Plant
Morning Glory Tree
Mountain Alangium
Mysore Fig
Paper Mulberry
Peepal
Phalsa
Philippine Tung Tree
Pink Ball Dombeya
Pisa
Pokeberry Tree
Potato Tree
Prickly Paperbark
Punjab Fig
Rainbow Eucalyptus
Roxburgh's Bauhinia
Sal
Sandbox Tree
Scarlet Cordia
Sea Hibiscus
Sikkim Crabapple
Small Flowered Crape Myrtle
Small Leaved Lime
Soft Fig
Spicate Eugenia
Spotted Sterculia
Surinam Cherry
Texas Olive
Tree Tomato
Trincomalee Wood
Umbelled Canthium
West Indian Elm
White Catamaran Tree
White Crape Myrtle
White Fig
White Mulberry
Wild Privet





Trees with elliptic leaves



African Mangosteen
Ant Tree
Apple
Apple Mangrove
Asan
Asian Bushbeech
Asiatic Mangrove
Australian Blackwood
Axle Wood Tree
Banyan Tree
Batino
Beautyberry Tree
Ben Teak
Ber
Bhoma
Bistendu
Bitter Nutmeg
Blackjack Oak
Blinding Tree
Blue Marble Tree
Bombay Atalantia
Brahma's Banyan
Bridal Couch Tree
Brilliant Gardenia
Broad-Leaved Coffee-Plum
Burma Mangrove
Butterfly Pea Tree
Buttontree
Campbell's Magnolia
Camphor Tree
Cannon Ball Tree
Ceylon Boxwood
Ceylon Tea
Champa
Chamror
Chebulic Myrobalan
Chestnutleaf Trumpetbush
Chikoo
Chilla
Cocoa Tree
Common Crape Myrtle
Common Ivy Palm
Coromandel Ebony
Crape Jasmine
Crown Flower
Dandal
Dev Jambhul
Drooping Fig
Dye Fig
Earleaf Acacia
Eastern Nettle Tree
Elegant Willow
Elephant Apple
False Lime
Formosa Acacia
Fragrant Bay Tree
Garari
Ghanera
Glaucous Oak
Gondni
Goolar
Gorbale
Governor's Plum
Guava
Hairy Fig
Hairy Staggerbush
Hemispheric Rose-Apple
Hickory Wattle
Himalayan Chokeberry
Himalayan Holly
Himalayan Maple
Himalayan Red Bells
Himalayan Strawberry Tree
Indian Atalantia
Indian Bay Leaf
Indian Butter Tree
Indian Cherry
Indian Elm
Indian Laurel
Indian Privet
Ironwood Tree
Jackfruit
Jacquinia
Jamun
Jangli Almond
Jodpakli
Kadam
Kath Ber
Kath Jamun
Kauri Pine
Kindal Tree
Koda Tree
Kokam
Konkan Gordonia
Lakoocha
Laurel Fig
Lindley's Aporosa
Looking Glass Mangrove
Loquat
Magnolia
Malabar Fringe Tree
Malabar Nutmeg
Malabar Plum
Malay Apple
Maulsari
Meda
Mountain Currant Tree
Mountain Sweet Thorn
Nag Kuda
Narrow-Leaved Ebony
Narrow-Leaved Kandelia
Needle Flower Tree
Nepal Alder
Netted Custard Apple
Nilgiri Atalantia
Nilgiri Rhododendron
Nutmeg
Nux Vomica
Ornamental Pear
Oval Leaved Staggerbush
Panicled Cassine
Panicled Ebony
Parrot's Beak
Peach
Pear
Pink Cedar
Plum
Pomegranate
Pomelo
Pond Apple
Putranjiva
Queen Crape Myrtle
Queensland Frangipani
Rai Jamun
Ramdhan Champa
Red Malaysian Guava
Robusta Coffee
Rose Sandalwood
Rubber Tree
Rusty Leaf Garjan
Sage Leaved Alangium
Sahyadri Blachia
Sandalwood
Saucer Magnolia
Scarlet Wrightia
Schima
Shiral
Shrubby Dillenia
Singkrang
Sonneratia Mangrove
South Indian Mahua
Spinous Kino Tree
Star Apple
Sugar Apple
Sultan Champa
Surangi
Sweet Chestnut
Sweet Indrajao
Talbot Garcinia
Tall-Stilt Mangrove
Taloora Lac Tree
Teak
Temple Magnolia
Thick Leaved Oak
Thorel's Crape Myrtle
Thulo Tarshing
Tiger's Milk Spruce
Tilki
Toothbrush Tree
Toothed Leaf Chilla
Tree Datura
Tree Rhododendron
Tree Vernonia
Tropical Crape Myrtle
Velvety Beauty Berry
Velvety Melon Featherfoil
Wax Apple
Weeping Fig
Weeping Willow
West Himalayan Alder
White Burma Mangrove
White Damar
Wild Himalayan Cherry
Wild Jujube
Wild Rhea
Woolly Dyeing Rosebay
Yellow Cordia
Yellow-Spotted Kamala
Ylang Ylang




Trees with lanceshaped leaves



Amla
Arizona Cypress
Athel Pine
Australian Willow
Bada Peelu
Bottle Brush
Chilghoza Pine
Chinese Podocarp
Chir Pine
Christmas Tree
Cook's Screw Pine
Coolabah
Delavay Fir
Devdar
Duthie's Bay Tree
False Olive
Fern Pine
Fish Poison Bush
Forest Red Gum
Golden Bottle Brush
Grey Mangrove
Himalayan Blue Pine
Himalayan Cypress
Himalayan Screw Pine
Himalayan Silver Fir
Himalayan Spruce
Illipe Butter Tree
Italian Cypress
Japanese Cedar
Joseph's Laurel
Kewda
Lemon Scented Gum
Madagascar Palm
Mexican Cypress
Mexican Oleander
Morpankhi
Nag Kesar
Parana Pine
Roheda
Sikkim Screw Pine
Whistling Pine
White Bottle Brush




Trees with obovate leaves



Andaman Bullet-Wood
Australian Almond
Autograph Tree
Baheda
Barringtonia
Black Mangrove
Burma Lancewood
Calabash Tree
Cashew
Ceylon Iron Wood
Chinese Guava
Common White Frangipani
Devil Tree
Divine Jasmine
Egg Magnolia
Fiddle Leaf Fig
Frangipani pink
Frangipani red
Freshwater Mangrove
Ginkgo
Hairy Rowan
Heaven Lotus
Himalayan Tree Vernonia
Indian Almond
Indian Boxwood
Indian Mangrove
Jamaican Ebony
Kadwa Sirid
Kaim
Leafy Milk Hedge
Liberian Coffee
Mahua
Majestic Heaven Lotus
Marking Nut
Natal Fig
Nelthare
Nepal Loquat
Philippine Almond
Powderpuff Mangrove
Red Cedar
Red Teruntum
Sand Paper Tree
Sea Mango
Sea Poison Tree
Small Flowered Ixora
South Indian Plum
Suicide Tree
Sweet-Scented Apple Mangrove
Tagal Mangrove
White Frangipani
Wild Guava




Trees with oblong leaves



Arjun Tree
Banana
Chhal Mogra
Chironji Tree
Duabanga
Gaub
Himalayan Bird Cherry
Large Leaf Looking Glass Tree
Mysore Gamboge
Ponga
South Indian Marble Tree
Traveler's Palm
Wild Nutmeg




Trees with palmate leaves



Anjeer
Australian Flame Tree
Bismarck Palm
Bluish Grey Maple
Breadfruit
Broad Leaved Bottle Tree
Buttercup Tree
Cabbage Palm
California Fan Palm
Candle Nut
Castor Bean Plant
Caucasian Maple
Chinar
Chinese Fan Palm
Coral Bush
Devil's Cotton
Dombeya
English Oak
Fiji Fan Palm
Florida Thatch Palm
Gum Karaya
Hairy Sterculia
Jangli Bhendi
Kanak Champa
Kumaon Palm
Kydia
Lobed-leaf Alangium
Lobed Leaf Sea Hibiscus
Loulu Palm
Mangrove Fan Palm
Maple-Leaved Mallow
Pale Sterculia
Palmyra Palm
Papaya
Physic Nut
Scarlet Sterculia
Silver Dombeya
Talipot Palm
Tapering Leaf Maple
Tapioca
Tulip Tree




Trees with bilobed leaves



Anjan
Bidi Leaf Tree
Dwarf White Orchid Tree
Hong Kong Orchid Tree
Malabar Bauhinia
Mountain Ebony
Orchid Tree
Pore Leaved Bauhinia
Purple Orchid Tree
White Orchid Tree
White-Purple Orchid Tree
Yellow Orchid Tree




Trees with trifoliate leaves



Bel
Bishop Wood
Blake's Coral Tree
Candle Tree
Cockspur Coral Tree
Coral Bean Tree
Corky Coral Tree
Flame of the Forest
Garlic Pear Tree
Indian Allophylus
Indian Coral Tree
Melicope
Sandan
Shady Coral Tree




Trees with pinnate leaves



African Mahogany
African Oil Palm
African Tulip Tree
Agati
Amaltas
Australian Chestnut
Betel Palm
Big-Leaf Mahogany
Bilimbi
Bitter Quassia
Black Pearl Tree
Black Rosewood
Brazilian Pepper
Burmese Pink Cassia
Ceylon Sago Palm
Ceylon Satinwood
Chaste Tree
Chikrasi
Chinese Scholar Tree
Chinese Toon
Cliff Date Palm
Coconut
Common Sesban
Coral Shower Tree
Curry Leaf
Desert Date
Dragon's Eyes
Dwarf Date Palm
Fern Tree
Fragrant Aralia
Garuga
Glaucous Cassia
Golden Cane Palm
Hupeh Rowan
Indian Ash Tree
Indian Heynea
Indian Olibanum
Indian Red Pear
Indian Tree of Heaven
Java Cassia
Kakkar
Kamini
Katsagon
Kurpa
Kusum Tree
Leechee
MacArthur Palm
Markhamia
Mauwa
Medhshingi
Mexican Lilac
Mitha Guggal
Moulmein Rosewood
Mountain Rose
Neem
Notched Leaf Soapnut
Pajanelia
Pink Shower Tree
Pithraj Tree
Pongam Tree
Prickly Padauk
Pride of Burma
Priyangu
Pygmy Date Palm
Rainbow Shower Tree
Red Cassia
Reetha
Royal Palm
Sago Palm
Sausage Tree
Scarlet Flame Bean
Sealing Wax Palm
Shisham
Siamese Cassia
Silky Dalbergia
Silver Oak
Sita Ashok
Small Leaf Rowan
South India Soapnut
Spectacular Cassia
Star Fruit
Star Gooseberry
Takoli
Tamarind
Three-Leaved Maple
Tipu Tree
Toon Tree
Tree of Heaven
Tree of Life
Wallich's Rowan
Waras
Weaver's Beam Tree
White Locust Tree
White Rainbow Shower Tree
Wild Date Palm
Wild Mango
Wood Apple
Wrinkled Pod Mangrove
Yellow Ashok
Yellow Bells
Yellow Snake Tree




Trees with bipinnate leaves



African Wattle
Algaroba
Babool
Badminton Ball Tree
Bead Tree
Black Siris
Black Wattle
Blue Jacaranda
Brazilian Fern Tree
Brazilian Ironwood
Broken Bones Tree
Burma Ironwood
Chinese Albizia
Colville's Glory
Copperpod
Cutch Tree
Divi Divi
Drumstick Tree
Earpod Tree
Fern Leaf Jacaranda
Fishtail Palm
Flamegold
Gainti
Gulmohar
Gum Arabic Tree
Honey Locust
Indian Cork Tree
Jerusalem Thorn
Jhand
Konkan Moringa
Krishna Siris
Madras Thorn
Padri Tree
Persian Lilac
Potka Siris
Rain Tree
Red Sandalwood
Rusty Acacia
Sappan Wood
Shield Aralia
Sickle Bush
Silktree Mimosa
Siris Tree
Tomentose Babool
Tree Bean
White Bark Acacia
White Gulmohar
White Siris
Wild Tamarind
Yellow Poinciana




Trees with digitate leaves



Arara Nut Tree
Baobab
Caribbean Trumpet Tree
Cuban Pink Trumpet Tree
East Himalayan Horse Chestnut
Floss Silk Tree
Hispaniolan Rosy Trumpet Tree
Indian Horse Chestnut
Java Olive
Kapok Tree
Octopus Tree
Peacock Chaste Tree
Pink Trumpet Tree
Shaving Brush Tree
Showy Silk Cotton Tree
Silk Cotton Tree
White Floss Silk Tree
White Sapote
White Shaving Brush Tree
White Trumpet Tree


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