Nepal is unique in so many thgnis, our Flag meaning is the blue border denotes peace and harmony that has been prevalent in the country since the age of Gautama Buddha, who was born in Nepal. The crimson color is Nepal's national color, and it indicates the brave spirit of the Nepalese people. The two triangles symbolize the Himalaya Mountains and represent the two major religions, Hinduism and Buddhism. The depiction of celestial bodies represents permanence, the hope that Nepal will last as long as the sun and the moon. The moon symbolizes that the Nepalese are soothing and calm, while the sun symbolizes fierce resolve. The moon also symbolizes the shades and the cool weather of the Himalayas, whereas the sun symbolizes the heat and the high temperature at the lower part (Tarai) of Nepal. thanks for being liked Nepal as different.

Massive, massive monemevt into western mass. Spent the day birding around UMASS and areas nearby 110 species with 27 species of warbler (26.5 if you count Brewster's Warbler as a half but since we had two brewster's maybe it does count as one!) with highlights of Orange-crowned, Bay-breasted, Tennessee, several each of Canada and Wilson's, four vireo species, 40+ Baltimore Oriole, etc

Rating I bought this for my father, who is notoriously difficult to buy for. I was pleasantly surprised by how smart the clock looks, given the price. So much so, I have since bought one for a friend and my mother has got the clock in the house rather than the workshop (its intended home).Great for the man who has everything or the difficult present-recipient in your life!

I never realized that those clokcs were "Swiss Army watches". I will have to take a good look next time I am there, which will probably be next weekend.I also did not know that Nepal was 45 minutes off. I do know that India is a half hour off. They would be in two time zones, so they split the difference wo that the whole country would be on the same time.

Hi Ryan,Excellent work for sure. I liked what I saw in Beta 1 despite the bugs. The new raelese (plus a couple of new plugins that won in the competition) is assuredly going to change the way WordPress is looked upon by the less tech savvy of the WordPress bloggers.But let me voice a long time frustration with WordPress and that is sketchy information regarding the features and, more importantly, the use thereof of any new major raelese.A minor example is the new 2.3 is supposed to include the basic functions of the Permalink Plugin built into the core yet I found no user options in the new admin that indicated this nor any write ups anywhere that indicated if this function was indeed automated and how it worked.A better example is a straightforward explanation of how to duplicate the basic functions of tagging normally associated with the three plugins that the respective tags can now be imported from (UTW, STP and Jerome's Keywords). One example of this is the Related posts function that many currently use these plugins for. How do you accomplish this in 2.3 and more to the point where can that information be easily found?I'm an old beta tester myself and I know how to dig up the info I need so I'm speaking from a non-tech point of view. Is this type of information going to be readily available for new users to find? And if I'm out of line posing this question here, could you tell me where should it be posed where it will do the most good?Again, many thanks for your (and the other developers) hard work in bringing out this new raelese.