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The documentary film "Bonsai People: The Vision of Muhammad Yunus" opens with images of Bangladeshi poor at work: shirtless men stand ankle deep in rice paddies or squat in potato fields tilling the clumpy ground by hand; women maneuver narrow alleyways selling vegetables or other goods, the warm reds and oranges of their saris glowing against the browns of the houses. Such scenes offer an almost familiar shock of physical and natural beauty alongside deprivation. Roofs leek, old widows eat one meal a day, young girls are married off at 12.
Director Holly Mosher juxtaposes these images with scenes of Yunus, now 71 and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, explaining his views of poverty and his motivations for cultivating microfinance. Yunus argues that the prevailing view is that poor people are poor because, "They don't have any skill. They are poor because they are lazy. They are poor because they have no ambition." Yunus has a different explanation, captured in the title metaphor of the film, the bonsai. For him, the poor are like a restricted plant. "There is nothing wrong with the seed," says Yunus. The problem is the pot.
The film focuses on a village in northern Bangladesh, where a new Grameen branch has opened. The camera tracks the branch manager, Sumon, as he sets up his office and goes out to recruit and maintain his clients. Sumon is around 20 years old and looks like a banker in his fresh white shirts and neat black pants. Despite his youth, his tone is authoritative: The women will build businesses. They will come back for bigger and bigger loans, so those businesses can grow.
Melancho, the group leader, buys a cow. Anarkuli buys potato seeds for her husband to plant. Shahnaj sells eggplants until the market price drops and she falls behind on repaying her loan; her husband, a former cow trader, lost his business after some "bad men" spoke ill of him. Ayesha and Surjobana are too poor to start businesses, but there is a smaller loan for them that they can pay back without interest. Then there is Aroti, a long-term Grameen Bank borrower from another village who has expanded her holdings from an irrigation project, to a water pump, to a new house that she rents to others. Now she sits on the village council.
As the women's stories unfold, the film returns repeatedly to Yunus in his office talking about entrepreneurship, women, and social business. These moments are filled with Yunus truisms like, "All human beings are born as entrepreneurs. It's part of being human" and "Men get less mileage out of loans ...Women have a vision." Yunus comes across as an unquestionable sage of solutions to promote women, enable entrepreneurship, and stem poverty.
There are no interviews with other microfinance experts, Yunus' colleagues, or the executives who run Grameen Kalyan (the bank's heath services arm) or Grameen Phone. "Bonsai People" is a homage to Yunus, not a balanced, nuanced portrait of the evolution of the microcredit sector and Yunus's part in it. A number of rigorous studies have shown, for instance, that, contrary to Yunus's insistence, women are not uniquely able to put loans to productive use, and requiring borrowers to start businesses may actually shift money away from necessary expenditures like school fees and healthcare.
Yunus comes across as sadly behind the times. His operating metaphor of the poor as bonsai people is just as homogenous, paternalistic, and unhelpful as the "personal fault" view he so criticizes and which has not, in fact, dominated anti-poverty discourse for at least two decades. This is not to say that Yunus does not deserve respect. He should be credited for proving that the poor can make good clients and for spurring the evolution of microcredit into a global industry. Grameen Bank promoted savings as well as credit long before it became popular to do so, and Yunus has been a consistent and staunch critic of for-profit microfinance, a position that is seeing increased support since the crisis that began in Andhra Pradesh, India in 2010.
Yunus does not, however, deserve credit for everything that bears the Grameen name. Grameen Phone, to name one example, was the brain child of Iqbal Quadir, who had a deal in place with telecom giant Telenor for two years before Yunus reluctantly agreed to sign on as a distribution partner. Yunus was also resistant to Grameen II reforms that revised many Grameen practices, including group liability, which Yunus saw as necessary.
Muhammad Yunus was forced to retire from Grameen Bank last year, a fact the film acknowledges. The microfinance industry he played a key role in creating has moved on without him, but the story this film tells still places Yunus at the helm. Toward the end, Mosher trains her camera on Shahnaj's husband, the former cow trader. His wife got a new loan and they used it to plant trees, which will mature in 10 years. "I'll get my name back," he says. "And get back my business. In 10 years or so, we'll be okay."
"Bonsai People: The Vision of Muhammad Yunus" is airing this month on PBS stations around the country. You can also rent it from Amazon.com.
What do you think Muhammad Yunus's legacy will be?


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Not that you asked, but still might be useful to some. www.shipbikes.com. $100. I've never tried them. Here's a useful summary.
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The weather has been perfectly hot and sunny the whole week and I even got some tan! Being all the time outside and wearing tanktops, yeah, I could do that all year long. If only I lived in a hot climate with summerish winters!
During this week, I accidentally visited more second hand shops than I normally would. Yesterday I bought a lot of stuff, including some interesting textiles, raw food books, shirts that I'd like to turn into tanktops, huge leather coat that I got for free (I am dreaming of white leather tanktop) and a huge wooden African style necklace.
I am really into wooden accessories. They have more value to me than some shiny crappy metal rings, bracelets and other stuff you find everywhere. The one I found for five euros is so huge and noisy, like a musical instrument when you walk with it. A proper wooden statement necklace, that will get barely noticeable when worn on a green or brown garment. Although it looks like an African style necklace, I have no idea where is it produced or where is the tree material from. I wonder if I am its second owner or maybe the tenth? But now it is mine and it's my turn to enjoy it!
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Like a technical indicator, a market indicator is a series of data points derived from a formula. In this case, however, the formula for market indicators is applied to the price data for multiple securities within the market, instead of just one security. Price data can come from open, high, low or close points for the securities, their volume, or both. This data is entered into the indicator formula and the data point is produced.
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I read multiple books that I enjoyed during July (so far), but the one book I want to talk about is Rachel Morgan's The Trouble With Flying. The review will possibly sound vague, to avoid spoilers. ;)
The characters in this book were great - I loved seeing Sarah's transformation from a bit of a doormat to a strong-minded individual determined to follow her own path. It was a slow journey for the reader, becoming privy to the reality of Sarah's relationship with her partner. But I think this slow revelation echoed Sarah's own slow awakening - because as we all know, sometimes in relationships it takes a long time to realise something that, after you've realised it, seems obvious.
I was glad when Sarah finally stood up for herself and asserted her own will. It had been a long time coming. I was very proud of her in that moment, for not backing down. I think any book that makes the reader go, "Yeah! You go girl!" has a lot going for it.
Since I have never visited South Africa, or any part of Africa before, I really enjoyed the descriptions of the landscape. It definitely made me want to visit the place and see it for myself. But the main thing that makes me hesitate is the weather ;) I really, really hate hot weather. But if, as the story suggests, South Africans usually get a magnificent storm after each revoltingly hot moment, I guess I could tolerate the gross hot moments ... for a while anyway.
All in all, I really enjoyed this read, and look forward to reading more of Rachel's work in future.
July has probably been my best month this year for achieving goals. Sadly, the goals I achieved weren't anything to do with my writing, but they were still goals related to creative stuff. So I count that as a major win!
I guess I can thank my bandmate Billy for spurring me on this month, since I actually did have a deadline not set by me - heeyyy, maybe I do work well under someone else's pressure after all? Not that he actually pressured me - not at all. But knowing he was counting on me, after we both agreed to an end-of-July deadline, certainly did get me moving faster than I have all year.
Following on from my last goal update, I can say that I have now sent copies of all the songs that were due to Billy, and now I'm waiting on his word that the last song is good to go. Then I can send him the raw files. But obviously if it's not ready to go, I will do whatever vocal adjustments are necessary, and then send the new version to him in .mp3 format for assessment.
But July is nearly at an end, so now the pressure's on Billy to let me know what I need to do, if anything. ;)
P.S. I turned 34. ;)


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This lentil lasagne, in my opinion, is BETTER than a meaty version! The textures are perfect, there is lots of lovely fresh veg, and the flavours are so vibrant that it makes for a brilliant sharing dish in the centre of the table. At just £1 a portion its a brilliant way to impress family and friends!
Give it a go and let me know what you think of this veggie alternative to an Italian classic!
Lentil Lasagne
1 Onion
2 Cloves of Garlic
1 Carrot
1 Tin of Lentils
Half a Courgette
3 or 4 Mushrooms
Half a pepper
1 Tin of Tomatoes
Tablespoon of Tomato Puree
Handful of Spinach
Half a bottl of red wine (optional!)
Handful of basil (optional)
Salt and pepper to season
White Sauce (Jar or home-made, your choice!)
Lasagna Sheets
Grated cheddar to top (optional)
First of all preheat your oven to gas mark 6 and find a large rectangle dish in which to make your lasagne.
Chop your large white onion finely, and fry in a pan with some garlic. When the onion begins to soften add the lentils and half a bottle of red wine (if you're using it).
The lentils and onions will absorb all of the flavours of the garlic and wine.
Grate your carrot into the pan and allow to take on the flavours of the dish so far before adding the tomato puree and tinned tomatoes.
Next add the rest of the vegetables (except the spinach) and allow to simmer for at least 10 mins! Add the spinach (and basil if you have any) and allow to simmer as you prepare the dish.
First you need to make a layer of the tomato based sauce on the bottom of the dish. Then cover with a layer of lasagna sheets.
Next it is a layer of bechamel sauce. I try to make this myself when I'm cooking a special meal (find a basic cheese sauce here: http://kitchengoddessintraining.blogspot.com/p/tips-for-beginners.html) but the Dolmio jar really is very good! Pour this all over the lasagne sheets before topping with even more lasagne sheets!
Repeat this red sauce/lasagne/white sauce/lasagne pattern until you have filled your dish!
When you have topped the last layer of white sauce with lasagna sheets, cover in greated cheese! This will make sure you lasagne has a lovely crispy yet gooey cheesey top! Heavenly!!! (Though you can omit this step if you want it healthy-ish)
The dish will take 25mins in the pre-heated oven, and it will then be ready to serve!
I like to serve the dish with a green salad, and maybe some garlic bread.
This recipe is enough to serve 4 large portions (so we skipped on the side dishes this once!)
Pricing (based on Asda's own brand unless otherwise specified)
Onion 20p, Garlic 5p, Lentils 47p, Tomato Puree 6p, Tinned Tomatoes 33p, Carrot 10p, Courgette 21p, Mushrooms 25p, Pepper 22p, White sauce (Dolmio) £1.90, Lasagne sheets 23p
Total (4 portions) = £4.02
Per portion - £1!


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Finally, the much-awaited official trailer of Kabir Khan's upcoming Bollywood movie Bajrangi Bhaijaan is out. Here we presenting the exclusive trailer of Indian film director, screenwriter, & cinematographer Kabir Khan's upcoming Bollywood movie Bajrangi Bhaijaan featuring film's lead Salman Khan, Kareena Kapoor Khan & Nawazuddin Siddiqui. Have a look!!!
Bajrangi Bhaijaan Official Trailer Featuring Salman Khan, Kareena Kapoor Khan, Nawazuddin Siddiqui
Here we presenting the official teaser of Bajrangi Bhaijaan featuring film's lead Salman Khan, Kareena Kapoor Khan & Nawazuddin Siddiqui. The makers of the film has released an exclusive 2 minute 30 seconds trailer of the film.
Bajrangi Bhaijaan trailer shows Salman Khan as Pavan Kumar Chaturvedi who is a fine mix of innocence, courage and hilarity. The trailer also shows Salman romancing with Kareena Kapoor Khan aka Rasika, who looks stunning throughout the trailer.
There is also a glimpses of little girl Harshaali Malhotra in the trailer. The Pakistani girl is seen sporting the uniform of Indian cricket team with tricolor painted on her face, something which indicates that there is nothing bigger than humanity. Talented actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui is playing a Pakistani journalist in the film whose brief appearance in the trailer is one of the best things about it. With his amazing comic timing, he tickles your bone and manages to win your heart.
Have a look on the Bajrangi Bhaijaan official trailer & tell us what you think about the movie??
About Bajrangi Bhaijaan
Bajrangi Bhaijaan is an upcoming Indian action romantic drama film directed by Kabir Khan, and produced by Salman Khan and Rockline Venkatesh under the banner Salman Khan Films. Bajrangi Bhaijaan features Salman Khan, Kareena Kapoor Khan and Nawazuddin Siddiqui in lead roles along-with Harshaali Malthotra, Ali Quli Mirza, Deepti Naval, Om Puri, Najeem Khan in supporting roles. The soundtrack of the film has been composed by Pritam Chakraborty while the background score has been given by Julius Packiam.
Bajrangi Bhaijaan is a man on mission story about a little girl from Pakistan lost in India and how she is reunited with her country and family with the help of Bajrani Bhaijaan played by Salman Khan.
Bajrangi Bhaijaan is scheduled for a worldwide release on Eid; i.e July 17th, 2015.


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Good Gawd! Wait 'Til U See How This "Coming To America Actress" Looks NOW!
Who could forget "Lisa's" (Shari Headley) lil' sister, "Patrice McDowell," in the film Coming To America? She was the feisty sister who couldn't keep her hands off of the men she wanted in the movie. Sure "Patrice" seemed a lil' desperate chasing after "Prince Akeem," and then taking in her big sister's seconds- the "Soul Glo" dude in the movie. But "Patrice McDowell" was one of the most memorable characters in Coming To America…
Her real name is Allison Dean and we were wondering where she'd disappeared to over the past few decades. So we did some research on her whereabouts and found out that she's been working behind the scenes of the film industry.
Allison mostly lives her life outside of the limelight, but according to what she stated on her website, she is interested in possibly stepping back in front of the camera one day. That's a movie we'd love to see her make, because she's a great actress who breathed life into every scene Coming To America scene she was in. And let's not forget that although she was a new actress at that time, she was able to hold her own among the seasoned actors in the film, including Eddie Murphy, Arsenio Hall, and John Amos.
But LAWD, when we laid our eyes on what our girl, Allison, is looking like nowadays we were pleasantly surprised.
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The second annual Festival of Glass on Sunday February 19 in Drysdale attracted more than 6,000 people - a slight increase on the 2011 attendance.
Doug Carson, who chairs the Festival of Glass committee, is very pleased with the attendance. 'It shows that the Festival can attract a very large crowd consistently', he said. 'The Festival committee had no idea just how popular a Festival of Glass would be and so we were delighted and amazed with the attendance at the inaugural festival in 2011. We wondered how many people came just out of curiosity and whether the novelty would wear off. Well, this year's attendance shows that the Festival isn't just a novelty but is, instead, a strong new player in the world of glass. We're especially pleased that the success of the 2011 Festival encouraged some of this year's exhibitors to participate. For some of them, this is the first time that they've "gone public" with their work.'
The Festival of Glass is the only one of its kind in Australia and the 2012 Festival attracted almost twice as many exhibitors, from further afield, as last year's. Several exhibitors captured visitors' attention with demonstrations of their glass art and craft. 'People really like to watch people working with glass', said Doug Carson, 'So the Festival committee will encourage all exhibitors in the 2013 Festival to demonstrate their skills.'
Exhibitors pleased
Twenty three exhibitors (i.e. around half) at the 2012 Festival of Glass completed a short evaluation form. All of them said that they had benefited from the Festival; almost all (91%) felt that the Festival committee had communicated well with them; and almost all (91%) were happy with their particular site at the Festival, although some (8.7%) would have liked better ventilation. (Anyone who attended the Festival on what was a hot Sunday would be surprised that so few exhibitors were concerned about the ventilation!)
Of the twenty three exhibitors who completed an evaluation form, almost a third asked for improved ventilation/cooling next time; and around ten per cent made suggestions about the venue's lighting and decor and about the food services.
The Festival committee is grateful to those exhibitors who completed an evaluation form. It has taken note of each of these suggestions and will address them in the 2013 Festival. An analysis of the 240 visitors' evaluation forms will be posted on this blog in the coming days.
The annual Festival of Glass is held in Drysdale, Victoria (Australia). Established in 2011, the Festival celebrates the beauty and versatility of glass in art, craft and industry and it promotes collaboration between people who work with glass. Unique in Australia, the Festival joins a handful of similar events worldwide. The Festival of Glass is an initiative of the Drysdale and Clifton Springs Community Association Inc.
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One coat of Jessica, with a top coat of Seche Vita
I am using Fing'rs FlirtNail Bling on my ring fingers. I picked this up at Walmart sometime back and decided to try them out - the colors seemed to go well with the blue. Its cute and all - but these decals are awful! the sizes are unnatural, and they don't want to stay down - even after a clear coat. This is after a shower this morning and its really starting to come up. I suggest they're not worth it.


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