Dana - Charity.

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dana:

dana - giving

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dana:

dana (dhaana). Also danam. Charity, giving.

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Dana:

Dana: charity, usually in the form of money (SSS-IV)

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DANA: charity

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Dana (Sanskrit). Almsgiving to mendicants, lit., "charity", the first of the six Paramitas in Buddhism.

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dana (daana): Giving, liberality; offering, alms. Specifically, giving of any of the four requisites to the monastic order. More generally, the inclination to give, without expecting any form of repayment from the recipient. Dana is the first theme in the Buddha's system of gradual training (see anupubbi-katha), the first of the ten paramis, one of the seven treasures (see dhana), and the first of the three grounds for meritorious action (see sila and bhavana).

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Dana (Sanskrit) (from the verbal root da to give)

The act of giving; gift, donation; in Buddhism the first of the paramitas: "the key of charity and love immortal" (VS 47).

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Aes Dana was formed in 1994. At the very beginning they played a black metal tainted by some celtic influences. They afterwards turned towards true pagan metal. ...

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 Dana:

giving

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Rohrabacher was an influencial activist in the radical anarcho-capitalist movement, starting from about 1969,[9] though he drifted towards the mainstream along with Charles Koch, the billionare who helped fund his political campaigns.[citation needed] He worked for awhile in the early 1970s as an editorial writer for The Register (today called The Orange County Register) newspaper in Santa Ana, California, then a conservat ...

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Dana Rohrabacher - Involvement with Afganistan and the Taliban. Mr. Rohrabacher had a history of involvement in Afghanistan dating back to the Cold War, when he openly supported the groups that would later coalesce into the Taliban regime for their active opposition to the Soviet Union, including fighters under the command of Osama bin Laden.[citation needed] In late 1988, Rohrabacher went to Afganistan: After I left the White House and was elected to Congress, but before I w ...

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The small student body is taught by 45 professors and eight non-doctorate instructors, resulting in an average teacher-student ratio of 1:12. They are presided over by an administration led by college president Janet Philipp . Several offices are under the authority of the president, including health services, campus security, and information technology. The college offers on-campus housing in five residence halls and contractually maintains off-campus apartments for married or non-traditional students. Campus life is fostered by an active student government and many student organizatio ...

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On August 9, 2005, at the age of 44, Dana announced that she had been diagnosed with lung cancer. Her own mother, Helen Morosini, had just recently died of complications from ovarian cancer. "Now, more than ever, I feel Chris with me as I face this challenge," she said. "As always, I look to him as the ultimate example of defying the odds with strength, courage, and hope in the face of life's adversities." She chose to disclose her illness after the National Enquirer announced that it was going to make the information public. Her announcment ...

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Dharma dana:

Dharma dana: the gift of the knowledge of Dharma (SSS-IV)

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Born in Manchester, Connecticut, White grew up in Las Vegas and has a background in boxing, boxercise[1] and grappling. He has denied involvment in boxercize, despite documentation proving otherwise. Please remove this notice after the article has been expanded. Details are on this talk page or at W ...

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She was born Dana Morosini in New York City to cardiologist Charles Morosini and his late wife, Helen (who died of complications from ovarian cancer). Dana Morosini graduated cum laude from Middlebury College where she also later received an honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters, and she pursued graduate studies in acting at the California Institute of the Arts. She married actor Christopher Reeve in April 1992, and they had on ...

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With Reagan soon leaving office, Rohrabacher left the Administration in 1988 to pursue the open House seat recently vacated by Dan Lungren. With the fundraising help of friend Oliver North, Rohrabacher was able to win the Republican primary and capture the seat, centered around northern coastal Orange County. A friend and fellow White House aide, Christopher Cox, won a seat in the same election in southern Orange County. The pair remained close, though Cox — now chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission — rose in the party hierarchy while ...

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Rohrabacher is a staunch opponent of illegal immigration. He authored California's Proposition 187, which sought to deny immigrants without proper documentation any government services, including education for their children. In 2004 he proposed a bill to withhold emergency room services to people who cannot prove their immigration status. The proposed bill was overwhelmingly defeated [1]. Rohrabacher supports giving Washington, D.C. residents the right to vote for ...

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Dana appeared in the episode Damage. When she was ten, her family was murdered and she was severely tortured. She was then confined in a psychiatric hospital. At the time of Chosen she began to exhibit the physical and psychic powers of a Slayer, but remained insane. She escaped several months later. During and after her escape, she injured or killed several innocent people. Dana mistakes Spike for the human (who is now deceased) that had tortured her. She captures Spike and saws off his hands. Angel later apprehends Dana, but Andrew and a squad of Slayers then take her into their custody, s ...

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After earning an Associate of Arts degree in Broadcasting in May of 1981 from Northeast Technical Community College in Norfolk, Nebraska, Dana got his first professional radio job at KTCH AM/FM Wayne, Nebraska. Soon after moving to Miami, Florida in 1982, Dana worked with Flipper at the Miami Seaquarium announcing daily performances of the world famous dolphin. In addition to the Flipper shows, he performed magic shows with Salty the Sea Lion, announced the Lolita the Killer Whale show and narrated daily shark feedings at the Seaquari ...

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