text: Share SHARE PRINT Madagascar: Impact of drought and cyclone weaken fiscal position 31 July 2017 Madagascar's economy will face a number of headwinds, following a severe drought and cyclone that have disrupted agricultural production. A combination of reduced agricultural export earnings and emergency spending related to these twin shocks, will elevate the budget deficit. Damage to crops will also weigh on the global vanilla sector, as prices rise and companies struggle to source supplies. Security Environment There is a moderate threat of improvised explosive device (IED) and grenade attacks in the capital Antananarivo, with Madagascar's fractious political environment the primary driver of attacks. In June 2016, an attack at the Mahamasina stadium during an Independence Day celebration resulted in the deaths of 2 people. Close to the same stadium in January 2014, one person was killed after a grenade exploded, following the inauguration of President Hery Rajaonarimampianina. Foreign nationals are unlikely to be directly targeted in such attacks, however these incidents elevate death and injury risks for individuals in the capital city. Poverty, power outages, and a rising cost of living will all drive civil unrest ahead of the 2018 presidential election, particularly as citizens are increasingly frustrated with the government's ability to tackle these issues. Protests are most likely in Antananarivo, Toamasina and Antisrabe. In May 2017, there were student protests at both the University of Antananarivo and the Polytechnic of Vontovorona over fees. In the latter protest, a barricade was set up on a road near the campus and tyres were burnt. Whilst police generally do not use live ammunition against protestors, there will be an elevated risk of collateral property damage during strikes. Trading Environment Madagascar's economy showed some signs of improvement in 2016. Growing textile exports, public investment and strengthened fiscal management under the guidance of a USD42.49 million International Monetary Fund (IMF) Extended Credit Facility arrangement drove economic growth of 4.2%. However, in the next 12-months the economy will face a number of severe headwinds. A drought in late 2016 and the impact of Cyclone Enawo in March 2017 have significantly affected agricultural production, particularly that of vanilla. These events will have an estimated USD 225 million impact on Madagascar's balance of payments in 2017. Reduced foreign exchange earnings from vanilla will contribute to a fall in import coverage to 3.3 months in 2017, from 3.9 months in 2016. The destruction of vanilla crops in Madagascar will also create challenging conditions for the global vanilla market, as the country produces around 85% of the world's crops. Prices have risen to around USD 500 per kilo in early 2017, from USD 100 in 2015. 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Ingredients :
225g (7.5 oz) basmati rice
15g (1/2 oz) unsalted butter
1 tbsp vegetable oil
1 onion, finely chopped
2 dried red chilies
6 cardamom pods, lightly crushed
1 cinnamon stick
1 tsp cumin seeds
2 bay leaves
1 tsp saffron threads, soaked in 1 tbsp hot
475ml (16 fl oz) boiling water
salt and pepper
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General topics / Re: This moment« on: April 10, 2012, 12:20:50 PM »
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'just being' is as unending as the 'moment'
'just being' is as unending as the 'moment'
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|Dear self,
The self is as ordinary as, ordinary can get. The sheer simplicity of it is baffling.
How to pass this moment? this moment seems like eternity to me. I do not know how to pass this moment now. I move from one point to another in an effort to some how pass of this moment.
The sheer simplicity of Summa Iruthal (just being) is most baffling! What is it really to be summa iruthal?
Even now, I am just trying to pass of this moment by writing, simultaneoiusly striving to discern the truth of the moment. Instead of passing off the moment in any other un wanted things, I am trying to channelise my wavering energy here, by these expressions. Each word being mentioned here is quite challenging, as, it is, as if, I am bringing all energies from all corners in order to pass this moment, now, by these very words. I realise this way is only transient, it can't be repeated to eternity. I realise a need to realise a way by which i could pass of the moment without really passing the moment.
You say that everything come from oneself but do you know this self? The self you are talking about is the ego. And Lord Ramana has said many times that when the ego, "I"-thought "exists" then all other things "exist". Bhaktas say at the final "Only the Lord exists", jnanis "All is Brahman", Lord Ramana says "Everything is the Self. The Self alone exists". They all talk about the Reality but what you point to is the ego. You say that one notion of the ego is more true than other. I humbly disagree. The purpose of all religions and philosophical systems is one - to quieten the mind and to help of the person to merge it with its Source.
|Dear cefnbrithdir,
You aroused in me the latent desire to read the teachings of Sri Siddharameshwar Maharaj, i had read about Sri Maharaj, some time back, but never pursued with it, and, since your mention about Sri Maharaj on a couple of occasions, i began to read about him. Here is one nice article, of his,
Leaving behind the mis-identification with the body, followed by dispassion from worldly life, should be obtained with the aid of the body, mind, and speech. By constantly thinking of the Self, the passionate attachment for worldly life begins to fade, and one's "True Nature" (Swaroopa) comes into focus and is realized. The mind then gives up the ego and forgets the body.
When the mind is directed towards the Self, it discovers that the Self is omnipresent. Aspirants who want to experience the Self, are required to give up any thought of the body and focus exclusively on the Self. Body consciousness must be vanquished, and then the aspirant is left with no other motives, or impulses. Such a person may carry out their daily routine, but their actions do not reveal bodily awareness. While going through their bodily actions and routines, they never consider themselves to be the doer.
Just as a dry leaf is easily blown away by the wind, body consciousness should also be blown away. One should give up being obsessed with the body. Only then, does one discover one's true Self. We can elevate ourselves, and bring about our own upliftment, but while we remain engrossed solely in worldly affairs, it is we ourselves, who are responsible for our own sorry state. Procrastination is a common habit that should be discarded. If one always puts off giving up body consciousness until tomorrow, it will never be done at all. Tomorrow never comes. In this way, we bring about our own destruction. If you have ever attempted to sit on your own shadow, you see that the moment you try to do so, your shadow disappears. In a similar manner, the moment you overcome body consciousness, illusion is destroyed.


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Where to begin. I could tell you that Wool is about humans eking out an existence in underground silos, but that's just a frame – a common one in fiction, from City of Ember to the Fallout games, it's been done. No, what this series of tales is about is people, psychological manipulation, mob mentality, and what happens when good people find out they've been lied to for a nebulous greater good they don't agree with. Post-apocalyptic dystopia books aren't normally something I seek out, but you can't beat this one. This is actually 5 novellas in one collection, but they tell a complete story, each one peeling back another layer of the mystery. Highly recommended.
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Intricate and elegant: the application of henna designs is one of the most beautiful bridal preparation traditions.
Worn by brides across the globe, Mehndi is a traditional Vedic custom. In fact, the use of Mehndi and turmeric is described in the earliest Hindu Vedic ritual books. Therefore, it remains an important part of many Indian wedding celebrations.
Centralised around the concept of 'awakening inner light', many brides-to-be choose to reflect this with a 'sun in their palm' design: though there are so many beautiful designs to inspire you. However you choose to incorporate the Mehndi tradition, this week, The Beauty Bible answers your henna application questions whilst inspiring you with stunning designs for your wedding day
Where do I apply my Mehndi?
Traditionally, henna is applied to the hands (front and palms) and feet. However, you can chose anything from a subtle design to full body henna, it's up to you! Whether you're honouring a tradition or admiring an art, your designs can be completely personal.
When should I apply my Mehndi?
Henna stains need time to deepen and mature. Therefore, it's recommended that the henna is applied at least a full day before the wedding; ideally, up to three days before. This is because the henna paste flakes off as it dries: leaving a beautiful pattern below.
How should I apply my Mehndi?
The Mehndi ceremony is an important part of the bridal preparations. Many brides-to-be choose to have a Mehndi party with female friends and relatives to be pampered in the lead up the wedding and have the henna is applied. It also signifies that it's time to relax and prepare for your wedding: that beautiful design has to stay intact!
Which patterns and designs shall I choose?
The continuation of patterns across hands is a beautiful representation of a design. You could choose, for example, a heart that was only revealed when both palms were placed together: perfectly symbolic for your wedding day. You may also notice that brides often incorporate the initials of a loved one, such as the groom-to-be, within the design.
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The final Korean closed beta test for Lost Ark is set to get underway later this week. Three new classes will be featured in this round of testing: the new advanced classes Hawk Eye, Soul Master as well as the Bard. To show players the capabilities of each, developers released a triple treat of trailers.
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2 cups milk
2 ½ cups sugar
2 sticks butter
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1 teaspoon mastiff powder or 1 teaspoon crushed anise seed
4 packages active dry yeast
1 cup very warm water
6 eggs, well beaten
16 cups all-purpose flour
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- In a heavy saucepan, heat milk over medium heat until bubbles form around edge of pan. Remove from heat.
- Stir in sugar, butter, salt, and mastihi powder or anise seed. Cool to lukewarm.
- Dissolve yeast in warm water. Beat eggs until light and fluffy in a large bowl.
- Slowly beat in milk mixture, yeast, and 2 cups flour. Mix well. Transfer batter to a large deep bowl. Add more flour with a wooden spoon. Add only enough remaining flour to make a soft dough. Dough may be sticky.
- Turn dough out onto a floured surface. Roll to coat with flour. Cover with a cloth. Let rise for 10 minutes. Knead for 5 minutes or until smooth. Place in a greased deep pan, turning to coat. Cover with wax paper and cloth. Let rise in a warm place for 3 hours until doubled in size. Punch down. Knead a few times.
- Divide dough into five portions. Shape into braided loaves. Place on a large greased baking sheet. Cover and let rise in a warm place for 45 to 60 minutes or until doubled in size.
- Brush tops with milk or egg wash. Sprinkle generously with sesame seeds. Bake at 325 for 25 minutes. If loaves are large, bake for 35 minutes until golden brown. Loaf will sound hollow when tapped. If loaves brown too quickly, cover loosely with foil. Remove from pans. Cool.


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"Healthcare is a business and business is bottom line driven, the bottom line of healthcare is driven by the medical codes" (Meyer, 2007).
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CMS (2012) Inpatient Perspective Payment System. Medical-Severity Diagnostic Related Groups. http://www.cms.gov/Medicare/Medicare-Fee-for-Service-Payment/AcuteInpatientPPS/
CMS. (2012). Roadmap for Quality Measurement in the Traditional Medicare Fee-for-Service Program. http://www.cms.gov/Medicare/Quality-Initiatives-Patient-Assessment-Instruments/QualityInitiativesGenInfo/Downloads/QualityMeasurementRoadmap_OEA1-16_508.pdf
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Climate change has big and long-term impacts on cities. EU-funded research aims to increase resilience, improving cities' capacity to anticipate, prepare for, respond to and recover from related events such as droughts and heavy rain - protecting key infrastructure and lives
Research takes place in three cities – Barcelona, Bristol and Lisbon – each of which faces a variety of challenges. These include coastal, river or pluvial flooding, sewer overflow during storms, and drought.
Extreme events resulting from climate change present serious problems for urban services including water and energy supply, transport, telecommunications and waste disposal. This can lead to high human and economic costs.
The EU-funded RESCCUE project aims to create an assessment, planning and management framework, adaptation strategies and action plans to make cities more resilient in the face of climate change.
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This should enable public authorities and utility managers to ensure close co-ordination between emergency teams and keep residents safe during extreme weather.
The project takes water as its starting point due to the danger of water-related risks to cities. However, cities cannot be understood by focusing on a single sector. RESCCUE thus takes account of different urban services and hazards to develop plans which connect across several areas.
"RESCCUE will provide innovative models and tools to improve cities' ability to withstand and recover from multiple shocks and maintain essential services," said project co-ordinator Pere Malgrat, of Aquatec – SUEZ Advanced Solutions in Spain.
"This will bring economic benefits in terms of avoidance of impacts and better crisis management. All methodologies and tools will be distinguished by their capability to be deployed in different types of city with different climate change pressures."
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Research takes place in three cities – Barcelona, Bristol and Lisbon – each of which faces a variety of challenges. These include coastal, river or pluvial flooding, sewer overflow during storms, and drought. For each city, RESCCUE develops extreme event scenarios and models to help public services prepare.
Adaptation strategies to be tested at each site help avoid risk transfer from one sector to another and increase urban resilience as a whole. An adaptation strategies database will be compiled, with strategies ranked by cost-effectiveness.
Resilience action plans for guaranteeing continuity of services during emergencies will be drawn up based on local partners' input and project results. Their effectiveness will be tested by simulations.
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The tools will be integrated into a software platform able to propose risk- and crisis-management measures and help authorities make informed choices. Guidelines will be provided to standardise implementation in different cities.
The platform also includes climate projections – which can be adapted to different places – to help plan for future scenarios, and an adaptation strategies module. It will be further improved by incorporating real-time data, resulting in a resource offering consultancy services to cities worldwide.
For Malgrat, the structure of the consortium will help get the results to market: "We have partners representing different disciplines, from universities and research institutes to SMEs, utilities, city councils and UN-Habitat, the UN programme for cities that will help deploy the RESCCUE results in many other urban areas," he said.
"Each of them enriches the project so that it provides practical solutions to real needs."https://www.engineersjournal.ie/2019/06/13/eu-research-project-resccue-focuses-on-resilient-cities-in-face-of-climate-change/https://www.engineersjournal.ie/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/a1-20-1024x768.jpghttps://www.engineersjournal.ie/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/a1-20-300x300.jpgNewsclimate change,European Union,research


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Mango leaves are full of vitamins, enzymes, antioxidants and numerous other minerals.There are many known health benefits of dried mango leaves powder.
Dried Mango leaves proved to have many benefits as antimikrobia, antioxidants, mango leaves powder (maavilai podi, mango leavs powder, Dried Mango leaf) for diabetes, and prevent cancer, not only in diabetes but also vascular problems and eye complaints associated with this disease also cures.
Health benefits of dried mango leaves powder:
Treating Diabetes
The mango leaves are very useful for treating diabetes. It contains compounds that helps reduce the level of insulin. You can consume dried mango leaf powder to naturally treat diabetic angiopathy, retinopathy and hyperglycemia.
Lower Blood Pressure
Mango leaves help to lower blood pressure as they have hypotensive properties. It helps to strengthen the blood vessels and treats the problem of varicose veins.
Treats Restlessness
For people suffering from restlessness due to anxiety, the mango leaves provide a good home remedy. Adding two to three glasses of mango leaf powder to bathing water helps to treat uneasiness and refreshes the body.
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AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) � Maine is not joining a tentative opioid-crisis settlement between the family that owns OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma and a number of state and local governments.
A spokesman for the attorney general's office said that Maine, along with many other states, is opposed to the proposed deal with the Sackler family.
The spokesman said the office welcomes "an orderly liquidation of Purdue in the bankruptcy process and will continue our efforts to hold the Sackler family accountable."
Nearly half the states and some 2,000 local governments have agreed to a tentative settlement with Purdue Pharma over the toll of the nation's opioid crisis.


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Blink-182 Are Playing with a Bunch of Black Metal Bands in Norway
Published Nov 22, 2016Even after bringing their brand of pop punk to the masses for over 20 years, Blink-182 haven't given a performance in Norway before. In a weird turn of events, the radio-ready rockers will play their first Norwegian show alongside some of black metal's finest at Halden's Tons of Rock festival.
As part of the two-day fest, Blink will line up alongside the likes of Emperor, who are celebrating their 1997 LP Anthems to the Welkin at Dusk, along with Satyricon and Taake. Candlemass, Sodom and Sabaton are also set to perform.
Though it remains to be seen whether Mark, Matt and Travis will don corpse paint in tribute to the country's rich metal history, we've saved you the trouble of visualizing what that would look like above.
Blink-182 released their seventh studio LP California earlier this year. Learn five noteworthy facts about the world's biggest punk band here.


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TEDX SMU Video (in full)
Typically I will attend TEDX SMU every year (this is the 4th) but couldn't make it this year.
Luckily, you can watch the entire day of talks right here. I am halfway through and have been inspired, great talks and great stuff to absorb in your daily life.
a few good ones:
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Freak the Mighty by (...)
Rating: 5/5
Binding: Paperback
I think "Freak the Mighty" is the best book I have ever read.I think the book is so good because of the details, and new words.I think Max and Kevin had a different ,but good relationship. I thtink they were bother very smart people to think of the idea of using each other differences to help each other. I think this story will help children to appreciate there family and parents.I can't wait to read "Max the Mighty"!!!
Pages: 176
Publisher: Scholastic Paperbacks
Rodman Philbrick
Best book on the market on TT.
Rating: 5/5
Binding: Paperback
This is the ONLY book on the market about Therapeutic Touch written by a medical doctor. Dr. Wager has an obvious depth of experience and clinical sensitivity. She writes clearly and convincingly. The introduction by Dora Kunz, one of the founders of TT, is excellent. And the drawings are superb. We plan to use this book as a text for a course we are developing for physicians and nurses in Boston.
Pages: 154
Publisher: Berkley Publishing Group
Susan Wager
Susan, M.D. Wager
A wonderful untemporal book
Rating: 5/5
Binding: Hardcover
From the time I opened this book, I have been captivated by it and it has never quit my bag since then. I always have it with me and whenever I want to, I take it and read the passage I need to remember to face the questions in my mind or problems I can encounter in my life. It has became my "bible" in a sense. Of course, it is not the only one, but it might be one of the book that I love the most. I discovered it in a painful part of my life and it helped me to get out of my messy mind. It really touched my heart and I think it is a book that should be read by everybody. This is with that kind of thinking that the world we live in can be changed and become a peaceful place. Thanks so much Khalil!
Pages: 128
Publisher: Knopf
Kahlil Gibran
Rating: 5/5
Binding: Hardcover
Ms. Welch-Tyson's novel, gingersnaps, addresses important issues about theIntimate relationships between comtemporary lovers, friends and co-workers. Her biting humor sweetens the message that we do have the freedom of choice in our relationships. Few novels have made me laugh aloud, while realizing solutions to complex inter-personal relations at the same time. Each time you read gingersnaps, you will learn more about yourself.
Pages: 324
Publisher: One World/Ballantine
Delorys Welch-Tyson
One of the most entertaining books I've ever read.
Rating: 5/5
Binding: Mass Market Paperback
I really loved this book, stayed up way, way into the night to finish it, as I couldn't put it down...It was charming, a fairy tale come true, a cinderella story YET it made some good points about forgiveness, love, acceptance, etc. I don't read as many cozies as I do the heavier deeper, psychological thrillers....but I love a really good one...AND THIS WAS! ALL the characters were delightful and really likeable. And the ending was wonderful...truly an uplifting book....I highly recommend it. email@example.com
Pages: 256
Publisher: Penguin Books
Nancy Atherton
The Most Comprehensive Clinical Social Work text to date
Rating: 5/5
Binding: Hardcover
Professors Joan Granucci Lesser and Marlene Cooper have shown themselves to be the newest dynamic duo of clinical social work. This text, one of the most refreshing and comprehensive in the field, will surely become a standard read for all social work students in the years to come.Refreshing, consice, yet exceptionally detailed and well presented, "Clinical Social Work Practice" may very well define an entire generation of Social Work students. A must read for any student interested in the clinical social work field. Drs. Lesser and Cooper have shown themselves to be masters in the art of therapy, and their genius is apparent in their first textbook.
Pages: 256
Publisher: Allyn & Bacon
Marlene G. Cooper
Joan Granucci Lesser
Bridget Jones 10 years later
Rating: 5/5
Binding: Paperback
For some reason all of the books I'm reading lately are by English authors. This one reminded me very much of "Bridget Jones Diary" - the chaotic life at work and home, the hilarious british humor, the wacky characters. The one big difference is that the main character, Kate Reddy, is married with two children and a successful career in the male dominated world of high finance. I throughly enjoyed the diary-style of writing and all of her ups and downs; being a woman in the corporate world myself I can only hope to be able to tie everything up in such a nice package should I ever be faced with this working mother dilemna. I definitely recommend this book!
Pages: 352
Publisher: Anchor
Allison Pearson
This Pulitzer Prize winner humbles me.
Rating: 5/5
Binding: Paperback
This book humbles me. I have been writing poetry for many years, and I'm an avid reader of poetry. I am amazed by the level and awareness Mary Oliver brings to the surface of human experience. This book is as much of a poet's book as it is for "anybody" willing to enrich their lives with poetry. Mary Oliver is a wise poet, if I dare use that term, for the modern world. It's easy to see why this book won the Pulitzer! Hail to the Pulitzer Prize judges who awarded Mary Oliver's American Primitive their award. It was one of their best choices.
Pages: 88
Publisher: Back Bay Books
Mary Oliver
Tarzan...role model for the youth of America!
Rating: 5/5
Binding: Paperback
As a young teen I began reading the Tarzan series...I read all that were available at the time, and I read them many, many times. I always believed, and always will, that Tarzan is a wonderful role model for humanity to follow. He is the noblest of all the beasts, including Man. His heroism and strength combined with his compassion and intelligence make for a superhero of almost Godlike proportions...yet, not beyond the reach of the impressionable minds of a developing teen. I recommend this series of books to all parents out there if you want your child to have a positive role model in this world of not so desireable public figures. Tarzan is so much more than an ape man...he is the original SUPERMAN!
Pages: 96
Publisher: Random House Books for Young Readers
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Don't Try This at Home
Rating: 5/5
Binding: Paperback
Tim Cahill is one of my favorite writers--he manages to be funny and touching at just the right moments. This book does both, although the emphasis is decidedly on "funny." I'm delighted to have experienced his trip vicariously, and would recommend this (or any of his other books) to anyone with a sense of humor and an interest in travel.I would take issue with a comment by Rosseroo (below), however: I don't think enjoyment of these books is at all gender-specific; I'm a woman who is only sorry that she's read all of Cahill's books (I wish there were more!). And I haven't shared them with anyone, male or female, who didn't find them hilarious.
Pages: 288
Publisher: Vintage
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Ed Sheeran Is Facebook's Most Talked About Celeb For 2015, Here's Some Moments That Prove It's Not All That Surprising
It's a scary feeling when you realize it's already December and the year is almost over. Seriously, where on Earth does all the time go? I will go cry about it later, because right now is the time for end of year lists! Although it seems to have flown by, a lot has happened in 2015, especially in the world of entertainment. Facebook has revealed Ed Sheeran is the site's most talked about celeb in their 2015 Year in Review list, which genuinely shocked me. Ed Sheeran? Really? But after some review, he definitely had a few very impressive career moments this year.
I will admit it took me a minute to become an Ed Sheeran fan. It was only after I saw one of his live performances that I realized this guy was a real deal singer/songwriter. He got a big boost in 2013 when his famous bestie, Taylor Swift, invited him to open up for her Red Tour, after they collaborated on her album. Soon, Sheeran nabbed a Best New Artist Grammy nomination in 2014, and since then he's become incredibly popular as indicated by his Facebook title.
Since he's now Facebook's most talked about celebrity, let's look at some of the moments that prove Sheeran was winning all year long in 2015.
1. Performed At The 2015 Grammy Awards
Sheeran performed a stripped down version of his hit, "Thinking Out Loud," at the 2015 Grammy Awards with help from some other top musicians: John Mayer, Questlove, and Herbie Hancock.
2. Shared The Stage With Queen Bey
Not only did Sheeran perform at a Stevie Wonder tribute this February, he also did a duet with Beyoncé!
3. Collaborated With Rising Star Tori Kelly
Sheeran got some early help in his career by opening up for T. Swift, and now he is helping out Tori Kelly as her career explodes. She opened up for him at his sold-out Madison Square Garden show and shared that their friendship and his support has inspired a few duets, which they hope to release in the future. Yes!
4. Starred In His Own Concert Special
When NBC airs one of your concerts in one of the most iconic venues in the world, you know you have reached the upper echelons of performers. Sheeran got his own NBC special, Ed Sheeran - Live at Wembley Stadium, which aired in August.
5. Joined Beyoncé On Stage... Again
If Beyoncé was willing to share her stage with you TWICE in one year, I think you win... everything. Sheeran played his acoustic version of "Drunk in Love" at the Global Citizen Festival this summer, and Bey looked and sounded amazing in her sparkly leotard.
6. Expanded His Resume As An Actor
Not only is Sheeran killing it in music, he announced that he would be appearing in the upcoming, Bridget Jones' Baby . Umm, this is epic and I need to see it now.
7. Nabbed Even More Grammy Nominations
When the 2016 Grammy Nominations were announced, Sheeran earned three for Song of the Year, Record of the Year, and Best Pop Solo Performance, all for "Thinking Out Loud." These will bring his Grammy nominations to nine in total in his career and could be his first wins come 2016.
If Sheeran's 2016 is even half as impressive as this past year, he will still be one of the biggest musicians on the planet and his talent deserves every bit of it.


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The Quilt Scout
by Mary Fons
Column #79
Column 99: The Trunk Show - Part 1
Column 97: The Quilt Research Rabbit Hole
Column 96: Don't Look: On Copyrighted Images / A Handy Resource Guide
Column 95: Mary Goes to the Movies...Again!
Column 94: Getting Into "Bed" (With Robert Rauschenberg)
Column 93: Are T-Shirt Quilts a Bane or a Boon
Column 92: Red, White Blue's All Right
Column 91: A Good Read: Fabric Swatch Books
Column 89: Of Mourning Quilts
(and Me)
Column 88: Going Global - Japan
Column 87: Going Global - Pakistan & West India
Column 86: Going Global - A Quilt Scout Series Examining Quilts Not Made In America
Column 85: The Quilt Scout: Mary Goes Global!
Column 84: Have You Hugged a Folklorist Lately?
Column 83: The Quilter as 'Idiot-Genius'
Column 82: On Writing and Publishing Quilt Content
Column 81: Quilts In the Library
Column 80: Where Quilting Meets Fashion
Column 77: Panic at the Quilt Shop!
Column 76: Free Quilt: A Manifesto
Column 75: The Scoop on Selvage!
Column 74: Statue of Liberty Banner
Column 73: Tips On Quilt Photography
Column 72: 'Zines' of the Quilt World
Column 71: The San Jose Museum
of Quilts and Textiles
Column 70: Looking at a Problematic Article in The Smithsonian Magazine
Column 69: Why Don't Quilters Talk About Feminism?
Column 68: The Iowa Quilt Museum
Column 67: A Brief History of Scissors
Column 66: Springtime Quilting Tips
Column 65: A Quiltmaker's Style Guide
Column 64: Quilt Teacher Tips
from the Road
Column 62: The AIDS Quilt Part 2
Column 61: The AIDS Quilt Part 1
Column 60: A Google Doodle Campaign!
Column 59: Open House: The James
Family Quilts
Column 58: A Brief History of Irons
Column 57: Quilting into History
Column 55: Figures In Cloth: Pictorial
Quilts (Sort Of)
Coumn 54: Raining On My Quilt Parade (Is a Good Thing, Darn It)
Hard to argue with this, am I right? Image: Wikipedia.There is one question I have heard countless times over the years. It is asked frantically, regularly, not just of me, but of anyone who is in the business of quilting:
"How do we attract the young people??"
By "young people," they generally mean teenagers. Because very young kids do sew a little, even as most family and consumer sciences classes have been scrubbed from grade school curriculum in favor of computers and now apps, I assume? While some eight to 10-year-old kids might do camp or church or craft activities and dig sewing projects, it is the rare teenager indeed who gets super into quiltmaking. (Don't fuss at me about your niece, Karen. She's lovely and she's made 10 quilts since August, but she is the exception who proves the rule and you know it.)
There are several reasons why teenagers do not make quilts and will never make quilts. The first is technical: They do not have time. They are harried and stressed as the rest of us, juggling a ruthless combination of school, babysitting siblings, extracurriculars, working a job, enduring crushes, and managing their many social media accounts. It's tough out there.
But the other reason teens are not going to go bananas over quilts anytime soon is because to most teenagers, quilts are not cool. At all.
Why is this? I think quilts are cool. In fact, I know quilts are cool because I know a lot about them and could present many examples of their coolness in America over the past 250 years or so, e.g., bold graphic designs, patchwork on the runway, how the best mid-19th-century gossip went down at the quilting bee, etc.
But I am not a teenager, for one thing. Besides, that kind of "cool" information is not what most teenagers get. Those tidbits are more of what you might call "deep cuts" into the life of our quilts and, unless you have someone as cool as I am* talking about quilts in this way, I suspect what comes to mind when most teens think about quilts looks more like:
weird colors
baby stuff
takes forever
not designer
really hard
doesn't light up
Now, I only know a couple of teenagers and my little word bank up there is not composed of direct quotes. It would be very responsible for me to ask 100 teenagers why they aren't quiltmaking maniacs, but do I really need to take the time to do that to reach my conclusion? Don't we all kind of know this is true? Teenagers don't see quilting as cool, full-stop, for at least one or two of the reasons above and if we can agree on this, I think it'll reduce anxiety. We don't have to spend so much time and energy trying to strategize how to make more teenagers sit at a sewing machine for nine hours a day like Karen's niece. (Note: I have a hunch that Karen's niece may not be considered the coolest girl in her class.)
"Okay," some will say, "We can't get teens making quilts because it isn't cool. But can we make it cool and then they'll be into it?"
Still pretty fabulous. Image: Wikipedia.
You make a very good point and in fact, this is the aim of many of my current projects. The trouble is that it's hard to say what's cool. The dictionary defines cool as "fashionably attractive or impressive," but we all know one man's cool is another man's agonizingly lame (e.g., a complete set of "Star Trek" action figures.) There are a few things that are eternally cool to most of us: Antonioni movies; a busted up black motorcycle jacket; the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel — stuff like that. What makes stuff like that eternally cool is that their attractiveness and impressiveness have endured. They're still good after all the innumerable trends, fashion, cultural forces, and political changes that have occurred since they came on the scene. What's cool is timeless. Well designed. Simple.
What is it about black and white photos that are cool? It's hard to say, but it's also hard to refute in this still from an Antonioni film. Image: Wikipedia.
Which brings us back to quilts — but not all of them. It turns out the vintage quilts, the older quilts, these are the quilts that are cool to non-quilting people, including interior designers in New York City; artists in Los Angeles; and…teenagers. It has something to do with time. It has something to do with the color palette that seems most simple: A neon pink and bilious green quilt made from a kitty cat novelty print in 2018 is painfully uncool when placed next to a blue and white Drunkard's Path from 1900.
Teenagers may never take up quilting. But we can be interested in the quilts that are eternally cool: The older ones. The ones that used to take more time. We can value these quilts and take care of them. Later in life, because that seed was planted, teenagers—like so many quilters before them—may decide to make a quilt of their own.
Very cool.
**I'd like to point out that I spent Saturday night curling my hair and reading quilt scholar Jane Przybysz's 1996 doctoral dissertation, which is 407 pages long. If that's not cool, what is??


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How to Use Wi-Fi Sync for iPhone, iPad, & iPod touch with iOS
By far one of the best features of iOS is wireless syncing and backing up, as the name implies it allows you to wirelessly transfer apps, music, books, contacts, calendars, movies, photos, everything you had to use a wired sync for, but it's done through the air. If your device supports iOS 5 or later, it'll support Wi-Fi syncing, including iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, iPad, iPad Mini, and iPod touch 3rd & 4th generations.
Wireless syncing requires iOS 5 or later and iTunes 10.5 or later, be sure you have both of those installed (or newer versions) before attempting to enable syncing through wi-fi or else the option won't be visible. This setup process is the same on Mac OS X and Windows, and is fully compatible with both if you are syncing to the different platforms.
Set Up Wireless Syncing in iTunes & iOS for iPhone, iPad, & iPod
You'll have to connect your iOS device to your computer to set it up, but after that you're wire free with the exception of charging the hardwares battery.
From iTunes 10.5+ or later
- Connect the iOS device to the computer
- Open iTunes and click on your iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch from the left side of the window
- Click on the "Summary" tab in iTunes
- Scroll down and click the checkbox next to "Sync with this iPhone over Wi-Fi" (or iPad or iPod touch)
With the iTunes side enabled, now pick up the iOS device to finish the process:
From iOS 5 or newer
- Launch "Settings" and tap on "General"
- Tap on "iTunes Wi-Fi Sync"
- Select the computer you set up wi-fi syncing on in the prior iTunes step
- Tap on the "Sync" button to start the wireless syncing
You can also double-check that this is working by disconnecting the iPhone or iPad and then choosing the "Sync" option from iTunes on the Mac or PC, you'll see the familiar sync screen on your device.
Using Wi-Fi Syncing with iOS
Once wi-fi syncing is enabled and set up properly, the iOS device will automatically sync wirelessly any time the hardware is connected to a power source, including the USB cable, speaker docks, or otherwise. This process will also backup your iPhone or iPad automatically and wirelessly. Other than that automatic process, you can also initiate manual backups and syncing from the iPhone/iPad or from iTunes on the Mac or PC:
Start a Wireless Sync from the iOS Device
- Tap to "Settings" > "General" > "iTunes Wi-Fi Sync" and tap on the 'Sync' button
At any point you can cancel this by tapping the "Cancel Sync" button.
Start Syncing Wirelessly from iTunes on a Mac or PC
If you want to initiate a manual sync, you can continue do so by selecting that button within iTunes.
If you want to really take advantage of wi-fi syncing and the PC-free experience, don't forget to sign up for iCloud too. You can follow our guide on setting up iCloud here, it's very easy and free for the first 5GB of cloud storage with Apple.
Troubleshooting Problems with Wireless Syncing
There's a variety of potential issues and fixes, Apple provides has a few helpful tips if you run into any issues:
- Verify the iOS device is running iOS 5 or newer, and the PC or Mac is running iTunes 10.5 or later
- Quit and relaunch iTunes
- Restart the iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch
- Reset the wireless router
- Verify the iOS device is connected to the same Wi-Fi network as the Mac / PC
- Check for network interference from cordless phones, metal barriers, interfering wi-fi signals, microwaves, etc
- Verify firewall settings and that TCP ports 123 and 3689 in addition to UDP ports 123 and 5353 are open and accessible (these are ports iTunes uses)
There doesn't seem to be any limitation on the number of iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch devices that can be used with this, although you may run into the traditional limit of Macs or PC's that an iOS device can be linked to.
Updated 2/17/2013 for minor adjustments made in iTunes 11 and iOS 6.1


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As part of its activities to promote the debate on common strategies related to the EU-LAC bi-regional association, the Foundation carries out research and studies on issues identified by both regions.
These studies are published in this section of the web site, in order to encourage debate and promote exchange on best practices and specialised knowledge.
The publications are organised into the following series: Bi-Regional Economic Perspectives; Bi-Regional Relations; Conferences; Democracy Studies; ECLAC / EU-LAC Bi-Regional Outlook; EU-LAC Forum of Global Governance and Reflection Fora. The Foundation also publish a Newsletter that provides a multi-stakeholder space for dissemination of information on the topics on th bi-regional agenda; and encourages young researchers to work on EU-LAC relations.
You can subscribe to updated information on the new studies published by the Foundation by registering in our contact list below.
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Food Security in the European Union, Latin American and the Caribbean: The Cases of Cuba and Spain
This publication is the result of a study financed by the EU-LAC Foundation to analyse the impact of agricultural policies on food and nutrition security as well as on the food sovereignty of Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) and the European Union ...
- Author(s)/Editor(s):
- Elisa Botella Rodríguez (Coordinator), Jourdy James Heredia, Gueibys Kindelán Velasco
- Published in:
- Germany, 27 September 2017
Regional Organisations and Mechanisms for Democracy Protection in Latin America, the Caribbean and the European Union
How can regional organisations such as the EU, the OAS and UNASUR contribute to the protection of democracy in their respective member states? This study explores the performance of regional organisations in Latin America, the Caribbean and the European ...
- Author(s)/Editor(s):
- Pablo Castillo Ortiz, Carlos Closa Montero, Stefano Palestini Céspedes
- Published in:
- Germany, 1 August 2016
Progress in the Pattern of Intra-industrial Trade between the European Union and Latin America: The Cases of Brazil and Mexico
This study looks into the commercial and productive relationships between the European Union (EU) and Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC), with a particular focus on Brazil and Mexico and their main European trade partners (France, Germany, Italy, the ...
- Author(s)/Editor(s):
- Emmanuel Arrazola Ovando, Jorge Alberto López Arévalo, Óscar Rodil Marzabal, María del Carmen Sánchez Carreira
- Published in:
- Germany, 16 February 2016
The EU and CELAC: Reinvigorating a Strategic Partnership
This study is the result of a Reflection Process on the future of bi-regional relations between the European Union, Latin America and the Caribbean. This process consisted of V Reflection Fora and an on-line consultation, coordinated by the EU-LAC ...
- Author(s)/Editor(s):
- José Antonio Sanahuja
- Published in:
- Germany, 3 March 2015
The Political Economy of EU-LAC relations after the 2008 crisis
The global economic crisis of 2008 has had a significant impact on political and economic relations between the European Union and Latin America and the Caribbean, even if some elements of this impact were invisible at first sight or had only an indirect ...
- Author(s)/Editor(s):
- Guillermo Bermúdez, Marcela Cristini, Pawel Zerka
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Future Career Scope of SEO Professionals
The internet has made the globe as one place, one human race. Period. Gone were the days in India, when after getting a degree, people scurried for jobs. Now, everyone wants to become an entrepreneur. If you have the talent and the zeal to succeed, success is not far. This is the new trend. Since Facebook made an entry as a social media platform, the stage is set for many more jobs that were not existent in the 1990s. And if we have to focus on a career that has become the darling of the masses in terms of the pay scale and the best front for businesses to make a killing, it is SEO or search engine optimization.
The concept is new, just introduced before two decades, but at present, it has created millions of jobs in every industry you can lay the bet on. Today, with E-commerce becoming the preferred option for businesses as well as customers to make worthy interaction and purchases, every company has to fight tooth-and-nail to get attention in the search engine results. Let it be Google, Bing, Yahoo or some other search tools. SEO is here to say, although AdWords and online ads have reduced its power in recent times.
How does the business world describe an SEO professional?
He/ she is best described as one who has good knowledge of algorithms that are necessary for getting the best search engine results. He/she can help their companies gain better exposure to the public during the search.
In the initial stages, many SEO professionals remained connected only with their own industries, companies and web pages. But look at the leap in recent times. SEO has become a vital part of digital marketing strategy. During the progression in career, an SEO professional can gain valuable skills from certifications and be attending classes. They can then earn salaries according to the job role and company. Usually, recruiting companies expect them to possess skills in writing, research, data analytics, web content, link building, HTML and competitor analysis. The most important is research on keywords. They should also get familiar with other tools such as Moz and Raven.
Future Scope of SEO Professional
In recent times, SEO professionals find themselves in the thick of digital marketing campaigns. Every company wants to make its service/product reach the most number of specific customers.
The stage and the job roles in the future of a SEO professional is set for tremendous growth. We have researched the internet and prepared a set of seven roles that augur well for SEO specialists on the horizon.
1). Search Engine Marketing
It is not only the last word that is different between SEO and SEM, there are a entire lot of other factors. SEM is a very broad part and can cover SEO. Usually, when a SEO guy moves to SEM, he/she has to gain knowledge about PPC or Pay Per Click marketing, customer relationship management, advertising etc. You have to work in contact with customers and also search engines. But the salary of a SEM is more. The method to become one – gain mastery over Bing Adwords, Google AdWords and other analytic tools.
2). Business Marketing Consultant
In SEO, you work as part of a small team and big team. Usually the co-ordinating professionals are well-known to you. But in business marketing consultant, you have to perform multiple duties such as a public speaker, marketing consultant and professional business advisor. And this position requires intensive experience. You should demonstrate previous experience of achieving profits in your earlier company or own business. Strategy is the key focus in this job description. If you have bountiful energy and drive-to-the-hilt to boot, this is the job for you to graduate from a SEO.
3). Digital Marketer
The transition will be easy. Really. From a SEO specialist to a digital marketer. You just need to broaden the skills. But in this job, you have to maintain every online marketing part such as SEM, social media and PPC. The work pressure may be immense. You have to create marketing strategy, plan the content, utilize social media, gain skills in analytics and management of data. You also need to keep yourself updated by attending certifications in communications, web marketing and strategic marketing.
4). Marketing Analysts
When the word is analysis, then it means large amount of data. You may be familiar with the job, but the job involves using numbers to track the performance of investment, ROI, check the opportunity for new investments and predict the outcome of marketing campaigns. You can get certified for the future in market research, business analysis and strategy.
5). Content Marketing
A natural step for SEO professionals, but writing is not everyone's cup of tea. If you are interested in words, the job is easy for you. You need to work with SEO skills to write the content. And the word content means various dimensions – videos, reports, graphics, blogs and web content.
6). SEO Manager
Search engine optimization is not a joke. In a large corporation, the team consists of data managers, analysts, content strategists, SEO specialists and many more. The challenge lies in making the team perform to achieve the goal. If you are a person with good knowledge of SEO and a tendency to mix with people, bingo! This is the job for you. Yes, you need to possess good skills at formatting and data.
7). Entrepreneur
In recent times, becoming an entrepreneur has become the trend. Work in a job for ten years, gain experience, build the followers on social media and open a company of your own. However, if you want to work as a freelancer, the sky is the limit. Let us imagine, your friend is trained professional for microwave service in Pune. He has ten years of experience and has a loyal customer base. You have 15 years of SEO professional experience. You arrive at a conclusion to start a business together. You design a website by which the customers can make a call and book the service of your friend. You use the SEO skills to make the website come to the top by white hat SEO methods. Then being smart, you opt to join as a vendor in one of the best doorstep repair service companies in Pune. You start to mint money via this business.
Be it an SEO or any other job, all you need to be happy and become successful is to have passion and earnest for knowledge. With these two traits, you can become a leader in any field.
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This two day course is ideal if you are new to sailing and wanting to have a go. It gives you the chance to get out on the water to get a real sense of what it's all about. You will spend the weekend finding your sea legs and getting used to the yacht. Here at Salty Sailing we want to get as many people as possible into sailing. We know how daunting it can be to try something new, so we hope this weekend will fill you with confidence and encourage you to get back out on the water time after time.
Our beginners' weekends are run by a fully qualified skipper along with a first mate to give you the very best instruction and the opportunity to ask all the questions you may have.
What's Included
- All safety equipment
- Breakfast and Lunch during the course
- All yacht costs, inc berthing
- Professional Skipper
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Practical sessions are taught on board our 39ft Bavaria Yacht 'Precision' berthed at Shepards Marina.
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Mounds View High School
Class of 1965
Dale Sopkowiak
Nancy was a good friend, classmate and long time member of the Class of 1965 Reunion Committee. She was blessed with a great spirit and wonderful family. She will be missed by all who knew her.
Sharon M Johnson (Cass)
So sorry to hear one of our Mounds View Graduates Mancy Turcotte Beggin had passed away What was the cause of her death? RIP Nancy , and May the Lord give your family added strenght and Peace through this difficult time Sharon Cass
Kenneth S. Cich
Glad I had the opportunity to visit with Nancy at August get together. Her and Glenn Beggin were classmates at St. John's and she will be missed. Glenn was a close friend back then and I wish him and family our prayers.
Elaine M Bourdeaux (Laumeyer)
Nancy Nancy why did you leave us? You were my friend since we were born, Growing up in the country. Climbing trees and going to Joyce's to play Monopoly. Remembering the fun times in Mounds View.. You have made this a hard one for me. May you have peace and be with your parents and family members who have gone before you. I will stay in touch with Glen Rest in Peace my dear friend,
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My art relates to my life experiences. I have recent took a trip to Italy and visited the churches there. I choose Iconology because I like how the art that I experienced in the church tells about the lives before us.. I am a paper maker and I am creating my handmade papers to carve, cast, draw, and paint the icons for my sketchbook 2015.
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Welcome To York Free Fencers Guild
We start 2017 by saying goodbye to the Melbourne Centre, which has been our home since May 2012. The Centre has been a good place to train and for various events, but we have outgrown it and it was time to move on. We have moved to the York Steiner School where we will be training in the school's gymnasium which is approaching twice the size of the hall used in the Melbourne Centre and makes the use of staff and pole arms possible. This is all very exciting and we look forward to seeing everyone for even better training sessions this year!
Our training sessions take place on a Wednesday evening at the York Steiner School, Danesmead, Fulford Cross, Fulford, York, YO10 4PB. Please note the school has a strict policy of no outdoor shoes in the gym, so please make sure you have appropriate footware. Thankyou!
Usual start time is 2000hrs and runs for two hours till 2200hrs. To start you will need loose fitting sports clothing, preferably dark in colour, a drink to re-hydrate yourself and maybe a towel and change of top if you wish to head to the pub after for the post training discussions and generally socialise.
Your first training session is free, after that a charge of £5 is made to cover the cost of hiring the hall with any funds left over going to buying club kit to help newcomers get started. Regulars to our training sessions can pay £20 for a month, due on the first session of the month. An annual fee of £25 is payable to the British Federation of Historical Swordplay and this gives you insurance cover for HEMA activities.
We usually end each training session with 15-20 mins of freeplay to allow the techniques learnt during the evening to be put into practice. The last Wednesday of the month is a free evening, you'll still have to pay, but you can choose to look at a particular technique, or another weapon or spar with like minded students, it's up to you.
New students regularly ask for the names of suppliers of kit, Payson has created this .pdf to answer this. Accurate at the end of March 2017 Hema Gear Suppliers.
Last year we introduced the chance for some of our more experienced students to take either part or whole sessions to pass on those areas of our art that they are most interested in to the Guild. We also have guests coming to offer instruction occasionally. Details of who and what they intend to teach available below:
Please remember that outside shoes are not allowed in the Gym, many thanks!
Last weeks training.
We started the month off with the usual book session. A well attended session by all accounts.


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Imagine trying to pick up your toothbrush and not being able to hold it straight. Or, trying to tie your shoelace but not being able to control the movement of your hand. Imagine getting up tomorrow morning and not being able to see the fresh rays of the new morning sun…
Thankfully for you, all you have to is imagine, just so you can empathize for a moment or two. For some, this is life.
3rd December is celebrated internationally as World Disabled Day. I strongly disagree with the naming of the celebratory day though. People who have disabilities are not any lesser in form than the rest of us. At the outset, it is finally about how you perceive it.
If you have never observed someone with a physical disability, you would never know or understand how different their life is from ours. What we take for granted, is an obstacle for them. For persons who suffer from mental ailments and physical problems like spasticity, a simple task like typing a text message or brushing their teeth is something that requires more time, effort and commitment. However with adequate training, patience and love it can be made extremely possible.
This is where, as a society, we need to learn to try and bridge the gap. Adequate training, funding, support both emotionally and physically is the need of the hour. So is a greater amount of awareness. As a people, how much do we contribute to the needs of both the lesser priviledged and the disabled?
Maybe a little, but not enough.
Spasticity, Mental Retardation, Blindnesss… these are just some kinds of deformities that affect a child at birth. However, with the right kind of attitude and training, a child when detected with a problem early on can definitely learn to lead a normal life in more ways than one.
Special schools, built to serve and cater to the needs of special children, NGO's dedicated to the needs of the special and many more celebrated World Disabled Day with fervour on the 3rd of the month!
In focus we have The Spastics Centre in Kanpur, a dynamic organization that serves the needs of special children in and around the city limits here.
There were a host of events to mark the day. The children first initiated the proceedings with a wonderful March Past. It was ideal to begin the celebration. A quick welcome dance and prayer followed. The enthusiastic youngsters then enthralled the audience with a synchronized group Yoga performance.
The guests were impressed by the sheer energy and excitement in the air. Everyone could be seeing taking pictures on their phones and enjoying the performances thoroughly.
There was a lovely PT display and a game wherein the parents of the children being treated at the OPD clinic participated. The OPD clinic caters to helping the children gain better physical control over their everyday movements, special therapists work daily with the children and parents to that effect.
The solo performance by one of the beautiful young students who was dressed in a Ghagra Choli successfully captured the heart of everyone around. A quick costume show wherein the kids were dressed as little fairies, ministers and even flowers was also part of the programme.
Their cute replies when asked what they were dressed as made everyone around smile at their sheer innocence and life. What captured the audience's attention most was the Yoga display. The young talents coordinated their efforts and performed so well, you would wonder as to whether they were professionals or not.
The previous day, (2-Dec), the Centre had celebrated Sports Day, the prizes and results of which were announced at the end of the World Disabled Day celebrations.
Last but not the least, the young hearts sang a song that stands testimony to their undying spirit and enthusiasm – Hum Honge Kamyab.
Maybe we should learn a lesson or two from them and get Inspired!
Too many a time, we talk about problems and get bogged down by life's daily issues, most of which are actually not worth fretting about. So what if the newspaper man came late, so what if your driver scratched the car, so what if your boss didn't give you that raise…
Enjoy the essence of what you DO have. You have yourself, power in your hands and feet, the power to control every sense in your body. Nothing else in the world should make you as thankful as that!


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Her face is always stuck in a smile, she is outgoing, she has perfect curly hair and it seems like nothing can mess up her day… Except if you ask her to sew in a seam, of course.
Cheréne Pienaar gets to know April's Sales Consultant of the Month Eljean Davids at Drive South Africa.
Like a fresh breeze
As the latest addition to the Drive South Africa sales team, Eljean Davids is a fresh breeze into the telephone lines leading to 38 Hout Street, Cape Town, where Drive South Africa operates from.
Eljean Davids
Even though this young and trendy girl loves the vibey city, she hails from a much more relaxed and down-to-earth place. The Boland district's Winelands is not only where Eljean grew up, but this postcard region is also her favorite part of South Africa.
"I know I'm a bit biased, but nothing beats visiting a small town like Wellington where you are surrounded by the friendliest people and the Boland's magical mountains."
'I love making it happen'
Nothing relaxes this country gal like cooking up a storm, which her beloved husband Lesley happily devours every night in their Bellville home. Going to the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town or visiting family with hubby is what Eljean loves to do over the weekends and holidays. Although these are her break-away things to do, Eljean Davids is just one of those people that love her job.
To be part of a client's dream holiday by making it all happen from start to finish is what Eljean adores about being a sales consultant. "I try to give the kind of service I would like to get. Bad client service is just the pits."
March 2012 is definitely not the last time this young and focused woman will be the Sales Consultant of the Month. Her recipe for success is unavailable; "Hard work, friendliness, commitment, quick response to clients' e-mails and a love for what you do is how I would define success."
Make hers a Jaguar
"Working for Drive South Africa, what is her dream car?" I hear you ask.
"Call me crazy but I'm not a Porsche, Ferrari, or Mercedes kind of person. I just love the shape of the Jaguar. That's why it was my wedding car." Eljean chuckles and excuses herself to tend to a client's needs as swiftly and stylishly as her favorite car.
Speak to Eljean or one of our other friendly car rental consultants to meet all your South Africa car rental needs, the quick and easy way.


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Minutes of meetings of the Board of Studies, 1959-1993, including draft policy on multi-cultural, anti-racist education, 1986; and photographs, 1977-1979. Board of Studies was known as Academic Board from 1987/88 onwards.
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-Doctor Who! Finished 11×07 tonight. Ready for the next episodes in a few days.
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-Black Panther! I haven't seen it in awhile. Maybe 2 months? I love this movie so much. So much Pride Love. Truly thankul for all involved.
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