Editorial   B M Hegde All great truths begin as blasphemies It is only those who are in constant revolt that discover what is true, not the man who conforms Bernard Shaw was right when he wrote the above caption. I have become so unpopular in my own profession. Vol. 5 No.17-18, Oct 12-Jan 2013 HTML Issues, Inputs   Krishnananda Hegde Watch out, Old Physics is out! Two scientists, Serge Haroche of France and David J. Wineland of the US have shared the 2012 Nobel Prize in Physics for what the Royal Swedish Academy Vol. 5 No.17-18, Oct 12-Jan 2013 HTML B M Hegde Why does one get ill? The question “why” does not have an answer in the all powerful science today. Science did not have the answer to that question in the past either Vol. 5 No.17-18, Oct 12-Jan 2013 HTML Research   A. K. Mukhopadhyay A Radical View of Information on its Nature and Science This paper focuses on a possible fundamental nature and character of information Vol. 5 No.17-18, Oct 12-Jan 2013 HTML Musings   Herbert Nehrlich A Bird Named Johann Wolfgang Von G. The Farmer's Market, by the tracks was where you'd buy from hornet's wax to octopus and chestnut pie all things that would be, to a guy Vol. 5 No.17-18, Oct 12-Jan 2013 HTML Herbert Nehrlich A Case Of Having A Need To Know He questioned them (a need to know) , about the prospect of below and whether it would cost too much to choose the common way, as such. Vol. 5 No.17-18, Oct 12-Jan 2013 HTML Herbert Nehrlich A Chip On His Humpback His father was a gentleman his mother was a mutt the offspring is a little man a gentleman he's not. Vol. 5 No.17-18, Oct 12-Jan 2013 HTML Herbert Nehrlich A Devil Called Hurricane So many faces this turbulent devil possesses, seemingly, without logic, or justice or fair-play...it strikes. Vol. 5 No.17-18, Oct 12-Jan 2013 HTML Snippets   It's an uncertain world after all The idea of uncertainty seems to have caught the imagination of people from olden times Vol. 5 No.17-18, Oct 12-Jan 2013 HTML Never trust the advice of a man in difficulties Aesop was a slave from Phrygia (presently in the western part of Turkey). He lived in the sixth century B.C. Vol. 5 No.17-18, Oct 12-Jan 2013 HTML Socrates and the Quest for Definitions The Oracle of Delphi declared him as the wisest man who ever walked on this earth Vol. 5 No.17-18, Oct 12-Jan 2013 HTML Infinite Universe Is our universe a single entity? Or, are there many universes that we are unable to see? Physicists, Vol. 5 No.17-18, Oct 12-Jan 2013 HTML