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Landscape Apps
MIssyVMay 5, 2014
Good morning. I am looking at buying a landscape app to help us update our front yard. My neighbor is using iScape, but I noticed Dirr's seems to be the gold standard in this field. There is a Dirr's Tree and Shrub app.
I just want an app that I can upload pics of our house and insert new plants to visually see and get ideas.
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*shrugs* Just means more hawt but poor Korean men for me
Mommy whats this button do?
In a Relationship
Dating... but nothing serious
Single by choice
Single not by choice
*shrugs* Just means more hawt but poor Korean men for me
Oh and iirc, it's blazing hot over there. Enjoy. \o/
That's because they use all their money to fix their looks.
Street Fighter > All
I like the men, Korean guys are less girly than most asians imo.
But no. I'm off to teach english as a foreign language....soon as I sort my visa and get a placement.
edit: Also pretty + poor due to plastic surgery is still pretty! lolz I'll be earning quite a lot so no worries hehehe
I barely have time for friendships where am I gonna find time for a relationship?
Mojo....are you calling me an ice queen too?!
Okay seriously
Which would be worse? Saying yes, dating for a bit. Never being quite able to screw them as you're not attracted to them, and then dumping them in a few weeks/months. Or saying right out, 'look sorry but I only think of you as a friend'.
IMO I'm no ice queen. It kills me to say no when it hurts a guy but I would never lead one on like that.
Also Henchy!!! No such thing. *Vain tiems~~* Mixed race babies are usually gorgeous and I'm pretty so Nyahh :P lmao
eh, for all my cynicism, I've still got some optimism when it comes to relationships, sometimes to a fault.

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I have a question. I am new to this ios programming. I am doing an app which is basically similar to the address book in iphone. I need to get all the contacts from the address book and show them in table view. Can anyone please help me how to get the contacts using address book Api? I would appreciate your help.
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I Can Make You Smile
Hey reader, listen to me. You are able to read my words. Alright!
Now, try to hear my words and look into my eyes. I can make you smile. Yes I can make you smile by the simplest way. Yes, I can do that darn easily!
You aren't believing me right? Well I bet you that I can make you smile. I'm not going to deploy the role of a clown. Yet still, I can make you smile.
Now, I can see your eyes getting widened and see changes on your forehead. Hey just relax!
Now look at me! See I'm smiling at you. Yeah, I'm smiling at you.
And for heaven's sake why can't you smile back?
Hey you! Did I borrow any money from you? I haven't and I'm sure about that.
Hey if you don't smile now, I'm pretty sure that I'll be hitting a pan on your head. All I want is that you must smile now.
Aaaah, there I see your lips getting widened. Alas, you are smiling. I can even see your teeth. Now that's the way to smile.
Let me take your photo now because your smile is a rare occurrence. So that you can look into your own photo and see you smiling.
Smile please. It's that simple. And keep smiling like this. But not always because people will think that you are mad.
And still you are smiling. Awesome!
- Anoop © People and Hearts
Broken Words
Broken Words
Originally posted on People and Hearts:
Broken Words
Photo Credits: https://www.flickr.com/photos/hahelal2/2587297277/
Trying to describe the moment of despair felt by two people,
Living in two different corners of the world,
Trying to describe the silence between the two people,
Carrying the burden of shattered memories,
Those unsaid words, those broken words…
Trying to visualize the meeting between two people,
Looking into their eyes for one last time,
Trying to feel the emotions communicated between the two people,
Holding their hands for one last time,
Those final words, those broken words…
- Anoop
©People and Hearts
Mirror – An Illusionist
Mirror – An Illusionist
Originally posted on People and Hearts:
Mirror – An Illusionist. Photo Credits: https://www.flickr.com/photos/jcdriftwood/8710913359
When you stand before the mirror, it reminds you about a person who you are. The mirror projects a summary of your character and the inner soul.
The mirror reminds you how you see yourself as a person. The mirror is a bridge connecting your past and your present. It is the proof of your existence.
The mirror is the gateway through which you speak to yourself. It hides millions of lies and truths. The mirror is an illusionist who will trick you, if you don't watch it closely.
The mirror is your eyes.
- Anoop © People and Hearts
The ABC Murders – A Different Path Unravelled
This time, Agatha Christie uses a new approach to reveal the mystery in her 1939 classic 'The ABC Murders'. The author makes readers to think differently unlike her other creations.
The logic and methodological deduction technique is put to test here. The final revelation of the murderer surprises the readers. It's Christie and Poirot who have the last laugh when the novel concludes. The murderer gives Hercule Poirot a hard time testing the detective's grey cells.
The ABC Murders – fresh and completely out of the box! A new twist to cold-blooded serial killings. Mystery readers will love it. Grab your copy now!
- Anoop © People and Hearts
Positivity is Within You
Hello fellow human beings! Stop running around. I got something to tell you all. Read on…
Are you in search of Positivity? If yes, then stop right there!
The magic of Positivity is inside you. Now you'll ask me how is that possible.
If you want to find it, follow the things mentioned below:
- Listen to positive, lifting and soothing music.
- Tell yourself that you are awesome. Yes indeed you are!
- Smile around!
- Breathe in the positive air!
- Exhale the pessimistic air.
- Share the good moments with your close ones.
- Enjoy nature.
- Talk about positive things and no pathos please!
- Try to be occupied in the activities that drive positive energy.
- Select the positive words such as Success, Awesome, Stunning and write it.
- Wear T-shirts with Positive themes.
- Use wallpapers and themes based on Positivity and Optimism on your smartphones, gadgets and desktops.
- Colors such as Sky Blue and Green can boost you up.
- Also, talk and spread the positive energy around you to the people who need it badly.
- Just think about positive things and be optimistic.
- And any other activity that makes you feel positive.
I hope this helps you. Have I made you smile? If so comment on…
- Anoop © People and Hearts
Related articles – List of Positive Words http://positivewordsresearch.com/list-of-positive-words/
Gift 7 with 5 positive words wrapped #give5positivewords
Originally posted on POSITIVE WORDS RESEARCH:
Today the gift with 5 positive words comes from Anoop the person behind the awesome blog People and Hearts.
The 5 positive words that we invite you to explore today are:
- BRILLIANCE – research brilliance in the dictionary
- ABOUNDING – research abounding in the dictionary
- CHAMPION – research champion in the dictionary
- GENIUS – research genius in the dictionary
- GLORY – research glory in the dictionary
This Life is Interesting
There are always the moments that surprise you to the core when you expect them the least. These moments do make life really interesting.
Bank on these interesting moments ahead…
- Anoop © People and Hearts
Silence of the Mirror
Once walking herself into the undefined obscurity,
His eyes searched her through the valleys of uncertainty,
As he needed a mirror to see her again.
Tiring in vain in search of her,
His eyes ache seeking an answer,
As he needed a mirror to see her again.
Following the directions and paths she traveled,
His eyes bleed with the uncertainty of her whereabouts and existence,
As he needed a mirror to see her again.
When he was looking into the mirror,
There was she looking at his eyes through the mirror,
As her staring gaze sent a mystery of silence in him.
When the mirror reflected the silence in him,
The deadly silence revealed millions of buried emotions in them,
As the mystery clouded his eyes.
Time controlled their journey of silence,
With words left untold to her,
Left he looking into the mirror of mystery…
- Anoop © People and Hearts
Her Last Breath
Misery can't be this worse,
Holding her hands with a feeble touch,
Waiting to hear her trembling voice,
Wiping her tears with no hope of a sunrise,
Waiting to hear her final words,
We saw her taking her last breath,
Left she with those unsaid words…
- Anoop © People and Hearts
Being Different and Following Your Heart
It takes a lot of courage and immense courage to be different from others. Being different is not only difficult but thinking differently is another hard thing to do. It's not for the weak-hearted souls.
When you stop following the crowd, it's the beginning of the change. The change is a welcome freshness to your life. But you have to sustain that change and carry it forward. It's because there will always be people everywhere to pinpoint your mistakes and demotivate you. And the common crowd think that you are uncool and crazy.
This is where your character is put to test. Let the common crowd speak their mind, you just have to hold on to what you believe in. But if you are shaky here, then all your efforts are fruitless.
Ignore the negative comments and grab the essential ones. Just keep doing what you believe in. It doesn't matter how long it takes to reach the destination.
Just keep doing what you believe in.
If all the likeminded minds thought the same way, then the world will be a darn boring place to live. All great inventions and extraordinary changes are due to the the people who thought and lived differently.
Dare to be different. Think differently and follow your heart consistently. This is the coolest thing you can do.
- Anoop © People and Hearts
Single, unemployed, homeless and broaching 30. Failing miserably at life?
Originally posted on Tobefree:
In my early 20's I was sure I had my life all mapped out. By the age of 30 I was going to have made my way to the top of the Alfred Hospital's Dietetic Department, be well and truly married and about to pop out a baby or two. Never in my wildest dreams would I have imagined that nearing 30 (OK so I am 29 this year) I would be single, unemployed and homeless with all my worldly belongings consolidated to a few boxes here and there scattered across Melbourne. If I had of known I was to become nothing more than a transient wandering the earth I think I would have just put myself out of my misery right there and then. But that is the beauty of life, it takes on you wild adventures you could never have dreamed you would want.
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Postcards of Positive Words
Years before the advent of social networking platforms, we were humble human beings who sent our wishes through the simple POSTCARDS to the people who mattered. These postcards hardly costed a penny. It's not about the money. But the heart to make the people happy through our words.
I still remember when I was a five-year old, I wrote to my grandma how I missed her and I inquired about her. It made her really happy. When I stopped writing to my grandma, she used to complain to me that why I stopped writing to her. I realized then and even now how much she missed my small postcards of wishes.
Now, coming to our times, postcards are a rarity. But what's the scarcity in offering the people near us with few positive words. You don't have to offer them your fortune or materialistic things. But few positive words will serve as the helping hands.
Man is a social animal. You need people and people need you. That's how the universe works. When you give your ten minutes of your time to someone who needs it badly, it can work wonders for that person.
Few positive words, that's all you got to give them. You are making someone happy. They will be grateful to you.
Always remember, "Man is a social animal. You need people and people need you".
Postcards of few positive words…
- Anoop ©People and Hearts
Blurred Vision of Reality
Sometimes, life is hard. At times, it's damn hard! The reality is too harsh that people find it difficult to accept it. They bleed pain then.
One must learn to accept the reality and find a solution sensibly. Accept it! Move on! Find a solution!
It's not that easy to do. But that's the only way out! Live a better life. Accept and move on.
The blurred vision of reality…
- Anoop @People and Hearts
Learn to Say No When It Matters
As human beings, we tend to be polite to the people in our lives. We tend to make everyone happy. We say 'Yes' to most of the things in our life, even though we don't like a few things.
This is where people go wrong. Even you have your own life, priorities and personal things. When you don't like something and you are not okay with that. Then if your heart doesn't allow you to do that thing you dislike, be firm. You can't make everyone happy and you don't have to.
Say 'No'!
Say that you are not okay with this!
Saying 'No' is actually a good thing when it matters. So be confident in signalling a 'No' when it matters. It actually saves you from a hell of crap!
Listen to your heart! And never allow people to take you for granted! At the same time, stay humble and polite wherever it is required.
- Anoop @People and Hearts
Started Writing My First Book
Friends, I'm happy to share to the world that I've started to write my First Book. I've finally begun working on my dream of publishing my first book.
I know that writing a book and finally publishing it is not an easy job. But I'm more thrilled to take up that challenge of publishing my first book.
I must thank one person for instilling the confidence in me for taking this step. And I'm very thankful to my lady, my love, who looked into my eyes and said, "You must write and publish your book".
If she hadn't told me those words, I would have remained inside the shell thinking that I will publish my book one day. But when? I didn't know!
Now, I'm sure that day is not far. So busy and difficult days ahead. I'm gonna make it a reality.
I'm gonna work hard for that with utmost sincerity and dedication.
- Anoop ©People and Hearts
Humbly Sorry for No Posts Last Month
I'm humbly sorry for not posting any articles in the last month. During this hibernation, I was spending my time reading other blogs and books, and interacting with people. It was a good time though but I did MISS MY WRITING.
I badly missed my writing. I always love writing. In the last month, I knew how much I missed writing.
I took one month of reading and learning curve that I desperately needed for my writing. I'm happy that I'm back.
So, I'm back again to weave magic with my writings…
- Anoop © People and Hearts
Poeple and Hearts in 2014 – A Review
I'm feeling happy that my blog is reaching readers. I'm happy that people are able to connect with my writings. I'm happy that I'm trying hard to write more and better. I'm happy that I will create more magic through my writings.
Thank you everyone for your kind support and believing in me and my writing. I will write better in 2015 and the years ahead.
- Anoop © People and Hearts
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2014 annual report for this blog.
Here's an excerpt:
A San Francisco cable car holds 60 people. This blog was viewed about 3,500 times in 2014. If it were a cable car, it would take about 58 trips to carry that many people.
Breathing a New Life from Her Eyes
I'm breathing a new life from her eyes,
Never before have I felt so aroused,
The magic she weaves through her scintillating eyes,
As she paints my eyes with her enchanting eyelids…
- Anoop
© People and Hearts
Too far apart
Originally posted on Cristian Mihai:
"There are too many of us and we are all too far apart." ― Kurt Vonnegut
I'm writing these words knowing that people from all over the world are going to read them. People of all ages, ethnic and cultural backgrounds, of different religious beliefs. Most of them, I'll never get a chance to meet. Most of them, I don't know how they look like, what's the thing they want most in this world, or what is it that they're afraid of… most of them are perfect strangers to me.
Yet, simply by writing these words with these strangers in my mind, having the certainty that my words will reach them, they become a little bit more than strangers. They become human beings, just like myself, and that is one of life's greatest achievements.
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She Was Reading My Eyes
There was a moment of silence,
When words vanished from her mouth,
The sweetened silence flowed through us,
As my eyes were speaking to her silently…
There was a moment of silence,
When I cuddled her hands with a breezy feather,
The colorful silence splashed its invisible colors on us,
As my eyes were narrating a fairytale to her…
There was a moment of silence,
When I smiled at her with happiness from rainbows,
The rhythmic silence played its muted notes on us,
As she was reading my eyes silently…
- Anoop
© People and Hearts
Rhythm of the Clock
Originally posted on From my mind to your eyes:
We are painted by time. Our souls the brushes guided by the hours and days and years. Our wrinkles, our scars, strokes of paint the colour of life.
Art that lasts the fleeting forever of our lifetimes.
As we age, we lose our obsession with perfection, and allow time to paint its abstract beauty. For we all lie down to the rhythm of the clock.
Mother – A Dictionary of Goodness
'Mother' – A dictionary is not enough to explain the meaning of this word. Even I'm not the right person to explain the meaning of the word 'Mother'.
But there are a few who can provide the best description for 'Mother'. And they are none other than:
- the ones who haven't seen their mother,
- the ones who haven't spoke to their mother,
- the ones who have never opened their heart to their mother.
I was touched when I read it somewhere that a little girl who hasn't seen her mother ever, drew a picture of a mother and slept on the picture. She consoled herself by thinking that the lady in the picture is her mother. That's how the girl slept.
There are a few feelings that cannot be explained that easily. One of those feelings is the 'Mother'.
- Anoop © People and Hearts
Shadows of Silence
Originally posted on People and Hearts:
When lies needed an explanation,
Words failed, words died.
When the heart searched for the truth,
Shadows of silence knocked.
- Anoop © People and Hearts
She Speaks Like a Lifting Breeze
Her voice resonates like a buzzing bee,
Her voice reaches my ears and plays with its lullaby,
Her voice makes me smile as she hums those enchanting words,
And I'm living a dream as she speaks like a lifting breeze…
- Anoop @People and Hearts
Looking at Our Eyes Through the Melting Raindrops
Came the rain drizzling into our lives,
Stood we, drenching in the rain of our lives,
Holding ours hands, we listened to the heartbeats of the raindrops,
Stood we, looking at our eyes through the melting raindrops…
- Anoop © People and Hearts
For the People with Messed Up Lives
I'm writing this post for the people who are stuck up and screwed up with their lives. This article could be of some help for these people who are clueless about their feelings and decisions. If you are one of them, please read on…
I'm just a stranger, I'm just a well-wisher and I'm just a friend who could help you in finding your solution, at least a path to your problems. The problem is with your mindset.
The fix for your problem is there in your head. Just take a leap of breath and open your eyes with a hope.
For the people who are hiding their feelings for someone and hesitant to open up. The only solution for this problem is to open up and speak out your mind. Go, ping, call, whistle, knock the door, text or do whatever you want. Just tell them what you really want to tell them. It doesn't matter what the outcome is! If something is bothering you for so long, just let them know what it is. It is the only way you can deal with it. Don't stop! Go ahead…
For the people who don't know what to do with their career. If one profession is not providing you the money or happiness that you want, despite your efforts. Just think differently. Stop what you have been doing. Do it the other way. Find your other skill set or passion that will be the route to your happiness and success. It is in you. You were looking for it in the wrong places. Just have a reanalysis of your brain and heart. You have the answer inside you. Don't stop! Go ahead…
For the people who are stuck up with a fear of losing or fear of fate. If you are worried about the fear of failure and fate, just dump the fear. The fear will take you nowhere. The only solution for this fear is to kill the fear by doing the things that you fear to do. Never care about what will be the outcome. If you feel you need to do this, just do it. Don't stop! Go ahead…
I hope this could help you!
- Anoop © People and Hearts
Silence Breaks With Her Smile
The uncertainty ends here,
Hours of silence is broken now,
Accelerating my heartbeats,
Loosening my senses,
Floating on my restlessness,
Leaping onto the skies of thrill,
As she smiled at me…
- Anoop © People and Hearts
The Wait
Gazing at the walls of time like a tireless dreamer,
Hanging on the ropes of silence without winking,
Staring at the changing shades of clouds like a restless observer,
Looking at the teasing moon in uncertainty,
The chains of the long wait dragged itself sprinkling silence…
- Anoop © People and Hearts
Unspoken Words in Our Eyes
Our eyes can reveal millions of ideas and thoughts. But what if those timid eyes could never utter those words. What if those eyes never had the courage to reveal those words to the people concerned.
Eventually, these words take their form as the unspoken words. And those words will resonate in our ears as haunting echoes throughout our lives.
Those unspoken words hidden in our eyes…
- Anoop © People and Hearts
Stumbling Over Shadows
Listening to the heart wasn't easy,
Following the thought process of mind was hell,
Believing the inner voice was suspicious,
Heart had a queer way of expressing itself,
Eyes fancied the strange changes with difficulty,
Ears never listened to those timid expressions,
I was stumbling over my shadows…
— Anoop © People and Hearts
Mirror – An Illusionist
When you stand before the mirror, it reminds you about a person who you are. The mirror projects a summary of your character and the inner soul.
The mirror reminds you how you see yourself as a person. The mirror is a bridge connecting your past and your present. It is the proof of your existence.
The mirror is the gateway through which you speak to yourself. It hides millions of lies and truths. The mirror is an illusionist who will trick you, if you don't watch it closely.
The mirror is your eyes.
- Anoop © People and Hearts
Materialistic World We Live In
The world that we live in is the same across different centuries and different civilizations. It's Materialistic'.
People these days rarely care about the real and raw emotions. The relationships and bonding are characterized by materialism and money. People shower love with all those branded and costly materials.
There is one extreme, where people fight for broken pieces of bread to kill hunger. And there is another extreme, where people fight for pre-ordering iPhones to boast about their social status.
Materialistic World – Photo Courtesy: https://www.flickr.com/photos/70323761@N00/3918355676/
There are people who hide their love within and speak through silence and their eyes. And there are people who share their bedtime love stories and fights on Facebook and Twitter to flood social media.
There are also people who share a slice of bread happily and live their life in harmony. And there are also people who help the helpless and live their life unconditionally.
Yet life balances this parallel world of materialism and humanity. Life goes on…
- Anoop © People and Hearts
Motion of living
Reblogged… It moved me…
Originally posted on Peace, love and patchouli:
Moving forward
This world a wave pushing me
In and out
Riptide tugging here then there
I float to escape into the horizon
To chart the course
Originally followed.
The sun shines like razors
Flashing into eyes
Blinding illumination
Reflected off of life
And into the soul
With clarity.
I reach out for land
Hands and knees pulling myself towards higher ground
Need to see the whole of it all
Not just one grain of sand
Under my nail.
The perfect shell tumbles along
Caught in the froth of a wave,
Gifts from the sea rolling
Come, see about me it calls
As legs move it along just out of reach.
I follow along the tiny prints digging into earth
Leaving zigzag marks as it skitters along,
It leads me to the grass
And I climb the dune to battered fences
And there before me a hundred perfect shells,
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Walking through the pine trees
Inspire A Person – Light Up the Atmosphere
It's not a hard thing to do. Speak to a person, inspire that person to do something great. Make that person to feel positive, light up the atmosphere surrounding that person.
Inspire and breathe fire…
- Anoop © People and Hearts
My Eyes Admired Her Raining Smile Silently
When my wandering mind and cloudy eyes were searching for focus,
Flew the bubbly butterfly by spreading its green and pink wings,
Following her elegant footsteps like a crawling infant,
Standing on the slippery green grass to see her sipping coffee,
Turning my oscillating head towards her to see her speak,
Praying for the moistened breeze to blow to make her look at my eyes,
Smiled the serene butterfly at my dreamy eyes,
Then my eyes admired her raining smile silently…
- Anoop © People and Hearts
And Then There Were None – Spot On
When you hold the masterpiece of Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None, you feel the thrill and suspense at its peak. 'And Then There Were None' is unarguably the world's best-selling mystery novel with 100 million sales recorded so far.
Christie has pulled this off in style, where the identity of the murderer is the toughest foil to crack. Clean narration and writing brings the story come alive in the most unexpected way.
If you haven't yet read 'And Then There Were None', grab the book from the stores immediately.
Agatha Christie rolls the dice in her own trademark style of suspense and twists. A compelling read!
- Anoop © People and Hearts
Fireflies Glowing in the Rain
Fireflies Glowing in the Rain
Originally posted on People and Hearts:
Fireflies 2 (Photo credit: ShutterSparks)
When the umbrella couldn't contain the rain,
People ran towards metal shelter.
When the rains lashed at the moving vehicles,
The roads imitated the City of Venice.
When the rains made the candles to glow,
The wicked lighting whipped its prowess.
When the winds blew out the candles,
I watched the fireflies glowing in the rain.
- Anoop © People and Hearts
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Paper Boat Sailing with Butterflies
I envisioned a childish dream,
Paper boat wading through rivers,
Menacing breeze moving the paper boat forward,
Ripples portraying rainbows in front of the paper boat,
Butterflies flying on top of the rainbows,
Small fishes jumping through the dreamy rainbows,
Magic taking shape as the paper boat sailed with butterflies and rainbows…
- Anoop @People and Hearts
Pathways that Hold Memories Intact
The pathways that we walked on years ago, had something to share to the numb eyes. The vision of the eyes were eager to learn the secrets of the pathways.
Time changed from days to months and then to years. But the pathways weren't guilty for the changes taking place. The pathways stood there standstill with the changing times and changing people.
The pathways are like a haunting song that clings on to people's hearts. The pathways hypnotize people who fall prey to the song. In the end, the eyes start to visualize a dream known as the memories.
The pathways that hold memories intact…
- Anoop @People and Hearts
Winds of Change are Essential
When the world around us is changing, we find it unacceptable. Our heart cannot take it easily at the first place. There is an uncertainty that looms around each of us.
In such situations, there is nothing much we could do. But to accept the reality and grind the truth without a denial.
Time is the only healer who could fix any change. Let the time find its own pace to settle things out.
Be prepared and let the winds of change hit us hard. The impact could change us for the better. Winds of change are essential!
- Anoop
People and Hearts
The Night Sings with the Breeze
Lying and looking at the rainy clouds,
The night was hearing the echoes of silence,
Hiding behind the gloomy clouds,
The moon was playing hide-and-seek.
Passing though the moistened trees,
The breeze came caressing the lonely night,
Looking at the skies devoid of the moonlight,
The silent night was singing with the lingering breeze.
©People and Hearts
Madness has its Selling Point
There is always one idea that changes lives, perception, science, technology, relationships and people. The nucleus of that idea is driven by a sheer madness.
Madness is an extreme state of passion, creativity, instinct and boldness combined together. Madness can make the idea work like a charm.
Great minds from the history books were driven by some sort of madness through out their lives. Madness is essential!
Believe in the madness of your heart. There will be a moment for this madness to click and make the idea work. When the idea works, there you have the selling point for your madness.
– Anoop
© People and Hearts
Embracing the Innocence of a Sister
Childhood days are always memorable as these days are decorated with innocence and laughter. Let's take a look an eight-year-old boy who has a pleasant moment to share to the world.
Here is a little boy who went to the park every evening with his friends. He played there everyday even if it rained heavily. Fun is a rainbow of happiness when we look it through the eyes of children. But that happiness is always complete when we have a company to share it with.
One cloudy evening, the boy went to the park in search of that rainbow of happiness. But he found none. His friends were not present in the park. Thanks to the villain in disguise, the rain! His friends' parents were not permitting them to play outside. However, this little one had narrowly escaped from his mother's orders and reached the park silently.
The park was empty as he was standing alone.
Rain was pouring hard. The boy sat under a tree by keeping his hands on his chin. The witch dressed in the form of 'loneliness' was about to swallow him.
Just then…
"Hey brother, why are you sad", came a voice from the other side of the tree.
There was a bubbly and innocent girl who appeared like an angel from the meadows. She was also caught in the middle of the rain just like the little boy.
"I want to play in the rain. Can you join me brother", she said.
"Yes sis, I would like to", said the eight-year-old boy.
Innocence has taken birth in the form of this angel from the meadows. They have never met each other before. But there was a bond of friendship that they shared. They played in the rain like the butterflies flying around the bloomed flowers.
Some relationships are special just like this. Embracing the innocence of a sister and a friend.
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Falling down and getting up is a process that we have been doing throughout our life. Sometimes to know better about ourselves, it is essentisal to lose ourselves, which is all part of the evolution.
Of course, it takes time for us to realize the reality. But when you find yourself through the smoke gathered in life, you will feel a difference.
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Rhythmic Rain
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Look Into My Eyes
Look into my eyes like you are visualizing the dream of a rainbow,
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Kiss my lips like the ice cream melting on the strawberries,
Love me like the dew rolling on the morning leaves,
Look into my eyes….
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Its nails whisper through the edge of the envelope with a sigh like the rustling of leaves. The paper is old. Stale. It crinkles. The words weep, black on yellowing blotches. A mockery of the tears they were meant to produce.
But the letter never made it to the addressee. Instead it floated through hands of wind until it ended up here, one amongst thousands, and all of them waiting, desperate to embed themselves within the heart of the intended and make their eyes bleed as the letters do now.
The edges of the paper have begun to blacken as the words scream outwards in an attempt to be heard. But no one will come and claim them. There is no one to ease the pain of the emotions trapped within the walls of white.
So It was born. Born of the longing of unread letters. It…
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Tree Sketching the Shy Sky
The tree turned an artist surprisingly,
Asking the shy sky to emote,
She, the sky, lowered her eyelids shyly,
As the waiting tree sketched the shy sky.
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From The Collaborative International Dictionary of English v.0.48 [gcide]:
Slot \Slot\, noun [LG. & D. slot a lock, from a verb meaning to close., to shut, D. sluiten; akin to G. schliessen, OHG. sliozan, OFries. sl?ta, and probably to L. claudere. Cf. {Close}, {Sluice}.]
1. A broad, flat, wooden bar; a slat or sloat.
2. A bolt or bar for fastening a door. [Prov. Eng.]
3. A narrow depression, perforation, or aperture; esp., one for the reception of a piece fitting or sliding in it.
From The Collaborative International Dictionary of English v.0.48 [gcide]:
Slot \Slot\, verb (used with an object) [See {Slot} a bar.] To shut with violence; to slam; as, to slot a door. [Obs. or Prov. Eng.]
From The Collaborative International Dictionary of English v.0.48 [gcide]:
Slot \Slot\, noun [Cf. Icel. sl??, and E. sleuth.] The track of a deer; hence, a track of any kind. --Milton.
As a bloodhound follows the slot of a hurt deer. --Sir W. Scott.
From WordNet (r) 3.0 (2006) [wn]:
1: a position in a grammatical linguistic construction in which a variety of alternative units are interchangeable; "he developed a version of slot grammar"
2: a small slit (as for inserting a coin or depositing mail); "he put a quarter in the slot"
3: a time assigned on a schedule or agenda; "the TV program has a new time slot"; "an aircraft landing slot" [syn: {time slot}, {slot}]
4: a position in a hierarchy or organization; "Bob Dylan occupied the top slot for several weeks"; "she beat some tough competition for the number one slot"
5: the trail of an animal (especially a deer); "he followed the deer's slot over the soft turf to the edge of the trees"
6: (computer) a socket in a microcomputer that will accept a plug-in circuit board; "the PC had three slots for additional memory" [syn: {slot}, {expansion slot}]
7: a slot machine that is used for gambling; "they spend hours and hours just playing the slots" [syn: {slot}, {one-armed bandit}]
1: assign a time slot; "slot a television program"
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I have a heuchera with a green leaf that has the best pink flowers. It blooms from mid spring into the fall, but I don't know the name of it. The other heucheras we have don't have nearly the same impressive bloom.
Anyway, I'm looking for a heuchera that will be a focal point in our yard and I was hoping to get one that has a more robust flower than the usual. Any suggestions?
Here's a good link with some great pictures.
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One lazy afternoon this summer, we made a visit to Rockport, Mass., the artist's colony on Cape Ann. The boats in the harbor that day reflected easily from the water, casting echoes of themselves across the marina.
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Sweet image Gene, very nice!
monte, thanks for the lovely comment. Much appreciated!!
my name is phil, though
– phil decocco
Wonderful shot Phil
thanks much shulie, this little port is quite famous with artists. It has what they call Motif Number One, a big ole red barn on a stone wharf. I'll show it soon
– phil decocco
Sorry Phil, I was talking to Gene at the same time.
not to worry, just don't call me late for dinner!!
thanks monte
– phil decocco
Excellent work, perfect composition and light, nicely done!
thanks much denis, this little Cape on the North Shore of Boston is delightful to visit and see.
– phil decocco
wonderful capture Phil! I love the crop of this shot with the reflection!
thanks betty,
Rockport is filled with lots of marina images all for the taking. Appreciate your feedback
– phil decocco
Beautiful composition and colours!
thanks Jo,
this was a lovely afternoon with lots of neat photo ops.
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thanks very much tori,
I will add it to the group
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Awesome capture :o)
so glad you enjoyed this reflection. One of my favorites!
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Lovely clear shot, wonderful reflections
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Overall Experience:
I haven't had any outstanding issues with the school. It's generally a great place.
Overall Experience:
The job fair is pretty good and I am constantly informed of job and internship prospects through the school's websites and emails.
Health & Safety:
They do try to make everyone more knowledgeable through pamphlets, letters in the bathroom stalls, and a table in front of the health center to teach the students about various health and safety topics.
Greek Life:
I'm not in a sorority so I don't have much to say on the topic.
The gym is always packed and the fields aren't properly maintained.
Off-Campus Dining:
I wish they'd add more ethnic food places to Gulf Coast Town Center. I could really use some Asian restaurants around the area.
I don't see anything outstandingly bad or good about administration.
The waiting to receive help regarding financial aid is quite long on the days I went in.
Party Scene:
I wish there were more things to do on campus on the weekends.
Campus Food:
I wish there were more options. I feel very limited when I eat on campus.
Campus Housing:
I wish there was a parking garage near the basketball courts so I wouldn't have to move my cars on game days. I pay to live on campus, so why do I have to move my car so often to accommodate for the games?
Overall Experience:
Class sizes are small and its awesome because professors get to know you personally which is very beneficial for letters of recommendation. Class styles depend on the professors and most of them are very knowledgeable and inspiring. Most of the time you can always find the class you need or an alternative for the time being.
Overall Experience:
Im not very sure on this subject because I haven't looked into it much yet. I do know that most programs offer an internship as part of their class selections.
Greek Life:
Greeks hang with greeks. Most are annoying and are constantly wearing or talking about something greek. They table on campus for their events and most of the time instead of talking to others about their cause, they talk to themselves. Not a fan of greek life or greeks. Its expensive and they don't even have their own housing. You can join a student organization or start your own and volunteer and raise money for causes you care about without being in a greek organization.
School spirit is awesome! We don't have a football team but, the rest of our athletic department is great. Our school has a group called the Dirty Birds which is basically a fan base that attend sporting events in spirited attire and its usually a huge group. The arena and baseball field where most games are held are in walking distance from the dorms.
Off-Campus Housing:
FGCU is in estero and for the most part most homes are high end. There is however some home communities that have nice apartments and townhomes like timber walk, bella terra, and coastal village. There is also plenty of free standing homes to rent in three oaks. If you go a little farther out from campus like 20-30 mins away theres plenty of homes to rent in lehigh, cape coral, naples, and fort myers.
Off-Campus Dining:
FGCU has 2 Malls in close vicinity and 1 thats about 10 minutes away. In the malls there are plenty of restaurants to satisfy anyones needs. Cost depends on what kind of restaurant you are going to and some places offer student discounts.
The campus strictness at school is not terrible. In South Lake, since it is a mainly freshman dorm complex, alcohol is highly restricted. They are also very big on restricting drug use. If they can see it or smell it, prepare yourself for the worst. Other than that they tell you when you will have dorm inspections and most of the RA's are really nice but they do have certain rules that they strictly enforce.
The financial aid process isn't too bad at FGCU. My tips are to make sure you have everything they require before you register for classes if not there may be holds put on your account. If you have any questions its better to go in person or send emails to them. Calling the Fin-aid office never really turned out too great for me. Also make sure you fill out your FAFSA accurately and sign up for the FGCU scholarship foundation.
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The area FGCU is located in is a quiet, retirement area. There is plenty of places to shop and dine. We have two movie theaters close to the school. The area is quiet but if you look for places to go theres always something going on. Thursday nights all the bars in Gulf Coast Town Center turn into night clubs and its pretty fun. We also have hookah bars not to far from the school. The beach isn't far either so its always fun to go down to the beach and have some fun in the sun. Theres plenty of students who commute to the school and parties usually happen in off campus homes. Parties don't really happen on campus too often so if they aren't your scene you don't have much to worry about.
Campus Food:
There is a variety of food to choose from on campus. We have Chic-fil-a, Taco-bell, Starbucks, Subway, Einsteins Bros. Bagels, Jamba Juice, and Blu sushi for some major names. We also have a pizza place and a new spot where you can get your average pickings like burgers, salads, and sandwiches. Then we have one dining hall in South Village. It is a buffet and its 8 Dollars or 1 meal swipe every time you go in. They have a variety of food but being a buffet sometimes during the slow hours of the day the food can start to look iffy. The other food places are great and the prices aren't bad either.
Campus Housing:
There is three levels of housing on campus. South village, North Lake, and West Lake. South Village has all the newer buildings and an awesome resort style pool but south village is swarming with freshmen. In North Lake you have the waterfront and the arena. The waterfront is a beach in your own backyard and the arena has the gym and you are walking distance for all the sporting events. North Lake houses mostly sophomores and juniors but there are some freshmen. West Lake is off campus. Its mainly for Juniors and seniors. You live next to gulf coast town center and the dorms are apartment style. The apartments are larger which is nice. Overall, the dorms are nice and each have their pros and cons.
Off-Campus Housing:
I suppose living in your own house with roommates isn't a bad plan, but I've heard a lot of complaints about not having enough parking or the landlord is rude and unaccommodating. Coastal Village Apartments is the WORST and I feel bad for anyone that chooses to live there. The management is terrible, the prices are horrible, and it's just an overall disgusting place to live.
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Gulf Coast Town Center has the best variety of restaurants and they keep adding more! I don't know anything about student discounts but there's a ton of reasonably priced places that discounts really don't matter much. My favorite places are Culvers, P.F. Changs, Miller's Ale House, and of course the fastest place, McDonald's.
All the adults are great but more often than not the Resident Assistants are terrible and rude and abuse their positions. I live with an RA now and she has a bad attitude and doesn't properly do her job but she somehow still manages to get an RA position for next year, which to me isn't fair to those genuinely nice people that would make wonderful RA's and didn't get the position. Parking enforcement is a real hanker, especially before and after games. It's completely unethical to make students move their cars from in front of the dorms THEY pay for on game days.
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Many FGCU students like the University, for the most part. Involvement in activities is often key. Getting involved in organizations like intramural sports and attending campus events are two great ways to make friends on campus. You come to the school not knowing anyone, but it's up to you to make that change. However, one drawback that students note is that some FGCU students still act like they are in high school, having their own little groups and cliques. Either way, it's good to remember that your college experience is up to you. Other students will tell you that they couldn't imagine themselves anywhere else!
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A pasta dish for me used to consist of ground beef, spaghetti sauce with corn syrup (almost all of them have it, read your label) and regular pasta. Guess what? It always made me feel like a slug.
My updated pasta dish is lean ground turkey, sugar free spaghetti sauce, healthy pasta, and a ton of veggies. I use the frozen veggie mixes and cut down on the amount of pasta I use. After I eat this I feel great!
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Tala Bay's trademark *only* restaurant. The prices are quite cheap next to neighboring hotel restaurants. The location is beautiful, right on the marina. The Penne Arrabiata is usually what I get, and it tastes pretty good!
We had lunch here recently. The location is very good, on the marina in Tala Bay, beautiful setting.
Food was average; Caesar Salad and a grilled cheese sandwich.
Service was fine.
There aren't a lot of options in Tala Bay for food and this restaurant was the cheapest among the others in the area. We had pizza twice and drinks there twice. The staff were really helpful, however the food was slow to come out. We asked them if there was a store in the area and they said just a...
The restaurant is inside Talay Bay Marina, nice place to chill out for dinner. The food is average and mi price. Don't expect top top dishes. You can choose from local food to pasta and pizza.
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Excellent food and excellent service.. location on a beautiful marina and away from the city, great ice cream..I think it is a bit pricy!
Wonderful food at a fair price, friendly staff and lovely location. Having tried other restaurants available, Platters is the only one I'd go back to! Family friendly also.
Excellent food and good service. We were promptly seated and served our drinks, wine was the right temperature and the ice bucket for other drinks and water was routinely changed/filled.
Salads and appetizers arrived quick and were very delicious, I would personally recommend the Fried Jalapenos and cheese sticks, with the Caesar Salad. Although they serve a lot of fresh...
This restaurant has the most disorganised and unprofessional Zombie like staff. Last night I had the worst dinner experience of my life. Lots of servers were chaotic ally running around but there was no one to do the seating or clear the tables (I tried to reason with four of them). After usurping a small table ourselves and after many...
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The 2015 Daytona 200: Should you care?
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Someone said the other day that to institute an award these days is the easiest route to public notice. Find your sponsors, design an award, select an 'in' venue and Google for a few names in a particular field, and yes, do get a known name or two to present the awards in front of press photographers frantically clicking away, and you have your moment. What the awards will or should do for the betterment of a particular field in the long run is secondary.
Well, looking at the ever-growing canopy of awards for awards sake, this is not too far-fetched a description. However, the succour is, there are still some awards being instituted — like the brand new NCPEDP MPHASIS Universal Design Awards, given away in New Delhi recently — which seems to have the ability to stand out of this torrent of awards shower. Tell you why, these design awards are an attempt — for the first time in the country, to spot people, with disabilities and otherwise, and also companies and organisations contributing to accessibility, not just in terms of physical space but also in the field of information, technology, transport, services, aids and appliances, etc. With an estimated 70 million disabled living in the country, and the rate of longevity ever rising, it is becoming an imperative that we make our public places and services universal design enabled. In this year's awards list are interesting people and concepts, categorised in three divisions, that have and can contribute substantially to this end.
"In time, it is expected that the awards will encourage more people to work in the field of promoting access and universal design," says NCPEDP executive director Javed Abidi. Like this year, the awards will be given away on the eve of Independence Day, "to symbolise access as the true spirit of freedom," he adds.
To underscore the good work, we present you a peek at three inspiring names whose physical limitations let them explore possibilities to not only improve their lives but others too.
Imtiyaz Ahmed Kachvi
A resident of Ranibennur, Karnataka, middle-aged Imtiyaz Ahmed Kachvi is a post-polio paraplegic since the age of two. His turning point was a traumatic trip to Hubli in 1992 where he sustained bruises on his palms and knees while crawling to board trains and autorickshaws. He thought up a hand-pedalled tricycle, weighing about 20-25 kgs, "to move about with dignity." Over the years, he has added several modifications to it, saying, "Now it weighs only 12-15 kgs." Prompted by his success, Kachvi now makes similar tricycles for paraplegics on order.
Sam Taraporevala
Head of Sociology at Mumbai's St. Xavier's College, Sam Taraporevala has been an active force in getting bookshare.org, the world's largest online library for the print impaired, to India.Born visually impaired, Sam was also instrumental in implementing guidelines for operating DEMAT accounts for the blind.He has worked with ATM machine manufacturers to build accessible ATMs.
Sunita I. Sancheti
Some years ago, Sunita Sancheti injured her spinal cord in an accident and became wheel-chair bound.
This Mumbai resident began to realise a life of limitations that a disabled lives in this country "simply because our public spaces are not disabled friendly."
She decided to fight, in the form of taking part in public events, like the Mumbai Marathon, for the last five years.
Through the organisations, NINA Foundation and ADAPT, she started "wheel chair events" in the city and did access audits of corporate establishments and public spaces. Thanks to her, many Mumbai malls, hospitals, BEST buses and a museum are disabled friendly today
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The NCPEDP MPHASIS Universal Design Awards 2010 also recognised the effort of people in two other categories. Under Working Professionals, it chose Ferdinand J. Rodricks for customising vehicles, devices and appliances for the disabled, Gaurav Raheja from IIT, Roorkee, for design research and M.S. Raju, an IIT Kharagpur alumnus, for training visually impaired and low vision persons to use computers.
In Companies and Organisations, it picked ITC Royal Gardenia, Bengaluru, for its accessible design, the India chapter of Sighsavers for its services relating to education and efforts at social inclusion of incurably visually impaired persons, Yahoo! India for its accessibility lab and Wipro Limited for providing an inclusive environment for its workers.
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"Could prove to be the first truly remarkable anime of the decade" – Julius Henry
In the realm of anime, visions of post-apocalyptic earth are as common as two-dimensional characters in a Michael Bay movie. Most anime creators squander their time pitting futuristic monsters against a ragtag group of heroes equipped with seemingly otherworldly technology. Often a strange balance between depth and full-out action is attempted, but emphasis becomes distorted and we are given a skewed, unbalanced—sometimes even a tedious—story.
Gilgamesh, like the brilliant Neon Genesis Evangelion before it, is an exception to that rule. It's a show that takes its time telling its story without slipping into the realm of tedium of boring. Confident in its characters and the world's created, the story strolls along at a slow pace for the first two episodes, hinting and foreshadowing and slowly building its motifs until the third episode, when it rises to a crescendo and gives us the first glimpse of what this series is capable of doing.
Following a terrorist attack that evaporated the sky and replaced it with a shimmering, reflective metallic sphere, an electromagnetic anomaly that has rendered all computers on the planet useless, we're introduced to the first generation born after the attacks, unaware of what the world was like before the attacks.
The story follows two teenagers, Kikiyo and Tatsuya, orphaned children of Professor Terumichi Madoka, the man responsible for the terrorist attack, as the roam the streets, evading collectors trying to make them pay for their late-mother's large debt. While running from thugs/debt collectors, they, soon realize that they're the target of more than mere debt collectors; they've actually been pegged by Orga and Gilgamesh, two warring factions of supernaturally enhanced mutants, offspring of the enigmatic terrorist attack. Displaying hints of enormous psychic powers, Tatsuya may prove a powerful ally to either the Orga or Gilgamesh. But both factions' motives are mysterious, and it's unclear which side wants to save the world and which wants to drench it in darkness.
Presented here (volume one includes the first five episodes) are tautly written stories with Hithcockian suspense bubbling just below the surface. Gilgamesh believes so strongly in its story that it is in no rush to get to the end or fall into a sensationalistic trap of unfulfilling eye candy, and as a result we are treated to a moody, tense viewing experience. As for the characters, they're defined more than they're being developed, but the show is still in its infancy and it appears as though the groundwork for rich, deep characters are being laid—as well as for an epic story of good versus evil and right versus wrong.
Stylistically, the show boasts a genuine Gothic feel. Drenched in darkness, the filmmakers chose gray and black palettes and obscure much of what we see onscreen in shadows, creating a foreboding feel to an already gloomy show.
Gilgamesh is an anime for the twenty-first century. With antecedents in Neon Genesis Evangelion, it is heavy on intelligence and symbolism, and, crossed with a neo-noir look and feel, it could prove to be the first truly remarkable anime of the decade.
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