Valentine Day.

Birthplace: Roman Empire.
Died: 3rd century, Rome; feast day February 14.
Best Known As: The namesake of Valentine's Day.

Saint Valentine, according to romantic legend, was a kind-hearted Roman priest who married young couples against the wishes of Emperor Claudius II, and was beheaded for his deeds on the 14th of February. In truth, the exact origins and identity of St. Valentine are unclear. According to the Catholic Encyclopedia, "At least three different Saint Valentines, all of them martyrs, are mentioned in the early martyrologies under the date of 14 February." Two of these men lived in the third century A.D., one being the bishop of Interamna (now Terni, Italy) and the other a priest of Rome. (Some speculate that these two figures were actually the same man.) Both seem to have been persecuted for their beliefs; the Roman priest reportedly was beaten and then beheaded on the orders of Emperor Claudius II, on or about the year 270. Legends vary on how the martyr's name became connected with romance: the date of his death may have become mingled with the feast of Lupercalia, a pagan festival of love, or with the ancient belief that birds first mate in the middle of February. In modern times Valentine's Day is a day of special romantic sentiment and gift-giving among lovers.

He died on 3rd century, Rome; feast day February 14. Christian martyr whose legend inspired the lover's holiday Valentine's Day. According to tradition, he was a Roman priest and physician who died during the persecution of Christians by the emperor Claudius II Gothicus and was buried on the Via Flaminia. The priest signed a letter to his jailer's daughter, whom he had befriended and with whom he had fallen in love, "from your Valentine." The legend of the bishop of Terni, Italy — also called Valentine and also martyred in Rome — may refer to the same person.

The Fact Of Mens And Womens.

The Fact Of Mens And Womens Some Short Message Of Age:

How Human Beings Think About SEX!!!

Age 8 Ignore It,

Age 18 Experience It,

Age 25 Look For It,

Age 32 Ask For It,

Age 48 Beg For It,

Age 52 Pay For It,

Age 68 Pray For It,

Age 75 Forget It.

Before Birth.

Women Are Usually Devastated After Losing Their Unborn Baby.Here Is How You Can Raise Your Chance Of Successful Pregnancy.Around One In Five Women Have Had A Miscarriage Increase Due To The Lack Of Quality Of Her Eggs

Why Do Miscarriage Happen?

Most Miscarriage Occur Before The Twelve Week Stage.And Half Of These Early Miscarriages Are Related To A Genetic Problem Such As Chromosomal Abnormalities. A Chromosomal Abnormality Is When Some Of The Information Taking Form The Both Parents Genes At Conception Is Lost For No Other Reason Then Bad Luck. This Means The Baby Cannot Develope Properly And Is Miscarried. Most Choromosomal Problems Happen By Chance, Have Nothing To Do With The Parents, And Are Unlikely To Reoccur. A Miscarriage Is The Body's Way Of Rejecting A Prenancy With Abnormailities Such As Down's Syndrome.

What Happens When You Miscarry?

At First You May Experience Slight Bleeding And A Bit Of Pain. At This Point It's A "Threatened Miscarriage" And The Neck Of The Womb Is Closed, So You May Still Be Able to Save Your Baby. Contact Your Doctor. In The Next Stage, The Bleeding And Pain Increses. When Examined, If The Cervix Is Opening It's Inevitable That Is Miscarriage Will Occur.

The Akshardham Monument.

The Akshardham monument, built without steel, is entirely composed of sandstone and marble. It consists of 234 ornately carved pillars, 9 ornate domes, 20 quadrangled shikhars, a spectacular Gajendra Pith (plinth of stone elephants) and 20,000 murtis and statues of India's great sadhus, devotees, acharyas and divine personalities. The monument is a fusion of several architectural styles of pink stone and pure white marble. Pink stone symbolizes bhakti (devotion) in eternal bloom and white marble of absolute purity and eternal peace. The monument was built after over 300 million man hours of services rendered by 11,000 volunteers, sadhus and artisans. It is the one of the wonders of the modern world, and the wonders of modern India.FYI. During The Attack on Akshardham temple on 24th September 2002 thisBrave Man fought the greatest battle of his life. Yes he was the N.S.G. Commando Late Mr. Surjan Singh, who sacrificed his life for the Nation. Sadly On 19th May 2004 he lost the Toughest and Longestbattle against life exactly after 600 Days being in Coma, he lost this life.
The Bullet which hit him in the head made him Unconscious for almost 600 days. His family members were hoping that one day their Herowill open his eyes but he didn't.It was the Longest Wait for the family members of this Brave Man. When the whole India was busy in Guessing Who will be the Next PM of the country - Will it be Sonia or will it be Manmohan Singh, This man
was fighting his Last battle. But it's so sad that in the hype of all the Political Drama, the News about his Death was Lost like a needle in a hay stack! Even the leading News Papers & So Called Best News Channels of India which Works on 24 X 7 basis, failed to highlight this story of the Brave Man. Unfortunately it was mentioned somewhere on the middle page of some newspaper.....This was the Reward for the Brave task for which he lost his life.Besides his Family members, only one thing was there with him during those toughest 600 days. It was there near his bed till the last Moment. Can you guess what it was?............... It was the "Tiranga", yes! Our National Flag, which was saluting him for his Great cause. Absolutely No words can suffice our Gratitude towards
him...

If news papers refuse to cover, I will cover him. This is the only way we can salute his Bravery...