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Whenever we try to achieve something great, there will be obstacles and tests on our path. Devotional service is no exception. We all get tested, and as we all know, maya hits us where we are the weakest.
So what do we do, lay down and roll over? You might feel like it sometimes. In this newsletter we look at the how to understand and deal with the tests and obstacles that fall on our path to pure devotional service.
And you know how well maya fights. She hits the hardest where you are weakest, where she finds your strongest material tendencies. We are only as strong as our weakest link – and she knows well where that is.
So what’s the best way to fight with maya? Actually there’s no way we can directly win a fight with maya. Krnsa says, mama maya duratyaya, My material energy is insurmountable. She has a million tricks up her sleeve to illusion us and keep us away from Krsna. She’ll can convince us we are conquering her while we are fully in her clutches.
But don’t get discouraged; she’s simply doing her job. This is all part of Krsna’s plan. Therefore it’s good. He wants us to suffer and struggle a bit because He knows it’s good for us spiritually lazy bums who want everything easy.
Look at it this way: if anyone makes you take more shelter of Krsna, that person is your best friend. So if maya kicks you in such a way that it pushes you towards Krsna, she is doing you a great service.
Maya is not your enemy. She is on your side.
We all need struggles to keep us on our toes and strengthen us. Do you think you’d actually surrender much – or even at all – if maya didn’t kick you in the you know what from time to time? We need this. This is Krsna’s kindness on us.
And another aspect of His kindness is that He helps us get through the tests.
Do I Really Want Krsna?
What are obstacles? Obstacles are things we focus on when we lose sight of our goals.
Rupa Goswami, playing the part of a conditioned soul, shows us how we should be thinking.
Rupa Goswami is saying I have no qualification to be Krsna conscious and thus it doesn’t seem possible that I’ll achieve my goal. And he even lists the reasons he is not qualified. But his prayer doesn’t focus on those reasons; it focuses on his unrelenting desire to be Krsna conscious.
Krsna wants to help us increase that intense greed. What happens when a child really wants something and the parents refuse to give it? Usually this just makes the child want it more. The tests Krsna places before you and me are meant to increase our determination. Prabhupada once said that Krsna will test you to see if you have come to serve Him or disturb Him. So as you confront difficult challenges, challenges in which you may be faltering, try seeing them as opportunities Krsna places before you. See Krsna behind these obstacles asking, “What’s important to you? Do you want Me or do you want something else?” See it as a chance to increase your determination and take another step towards Krsna.
Well, if you asked Krsna what He had to say about that, He’d probably say, “Be like an ocean. The river of desires will enter, but the ocean is still. Be still My child.” The point is that a devotee who really wants to be Krsna conscious can live with obstacles and anarthas in his or her heart, not give into them, and be enthusiastic and determined in his or her service.
“But I have a heavy mind. Prabhu, you don’t know how fallen I am, how conditioned I am. I have so many bad habits.” The devotee who wrote the following prayer also expresses a similar problem. But he deals with it in a wonderfully positive way.
Of course we try our best to remove the weeds in our heart, but ultimately we are dependent on Krsna to purify us of those illicit desires. If you’ve ever lost your enthusiasm for devotional service because of the presence of unwanted desires that repeatedly surface in your heart, I suggest you copy the above prayer and keep it where you can regularly see it.
This prayer offers us such a wonderful and liberating attitude: you can you be enthusiastic despite your anarthas. You can be hopeful of being Krsna conscious despite your shortcomings. You can you remain fully determined despite the many obstacles you face.
Well, you can unless you listen to those little voices in your head telling you, “No you can’t.” Have those little voices ever made excuses for you not being Krsna conscious and then blamed them on your anarthas? If so, those little voices need to study that prayer over and over.
Srila Prabhupada taught that we can act in a Krsna conscious way despite our heart’s contrary desires. Maya’s tells us the exact opposite. She wants us to believe that we have to give into our strong conditioning, that we are so fallen that even Krsna can’t help us overcome all of our conditioning.
I suggest that you look at steadiness, enthusiasm, and determination to be Krsna conscious as an indication of your desire to be Krsna conscious, not necessarily as an indication of how pure you are. You might have to carry many anarthas with you throughout your life, but if you want to be Krsna conscious more than anything, those anarthas cannot and will not deter you.
They will just make you more determined to be Krsna conscious.
What are some things that are detrimental to your spiritual life that you give in to?
What is giving in costing you materially and spiritually?
What is the belief behind giving in?
What would you have to believe to not give in?
If you find that your desire to be Krsna conscious is not strong enough to enable you to not give in all the time, what could you do to make it stronger?

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whenever we try to achieve something great, there will be obstacles and tests on our path. devotional service is no exception. we all get tested, and as we all know, maya hits us where we are the weakest.
so what do we do, lay down and roll over? you might feel like it sometimes. in this newsletter we look at the how to understand and deal with the tests and obstacles that fall on our path to pure devotional service.
and you know how well maya fights. she hits the hardest where you are weakest, where she finds your strongest material tendencies. we are only as strong as our weakest link – and she knows well where that is.
so what’s the best way to fight with maya? actually there’s no way we can directly win a fight with maya. krnsa says, mama maya duratyaya, my material energy is insurmountable. she has a million tricks up her sleeve to illusion us and keep us away from krsna. she’ll can convince us we are conquering her while we are fully in her clutches.
but don’t get discouraged; she’s simply doing her job. this is all part of krsna’s plan. therefore it’s good. he wants us to suffer and struggle a bit because he knows it’s good for us spiritually lazy bums who want everything easy.
look at it this way: if anyone makes you take more shelter of krsna, that person is your best friend. so if maya kicks you in such a way that it pushes you towards krsna, she is doing you a great service.
maya is not your enemy. she is on your side.
we all need struggles to keep us on our toes and strengthen us. do you think you’d actually surrender much – or even at all – if maya didn’t kick you in the you know what from time to time? we need this. this is krsna’s kindness on us.
and another aspect of his kindness is that he helps us get through the tests.
do i really want krsna?
what are obstacles? obstacles are things we focus on when we lose sight of our goals.
rupa goswami, playing the part of a conditioned soul, shows us how we should be thinking.
rupa goswami is saying i have no qualification to be krsna conscious and thus it doesn’t seem possible that i’ll achieve my goal. and he even lists the reasons he is not qualified. but his prayer doesn’t focus on those reasons; it focuses on his unrelenting desire to be krsna conscious.
krsna wants to help us increase that intense greed. what happens when a child really wants something and the parents refuse to give it? usually this just makes the child want it more. the tests krsna places before you and me are meant to increase our determination. prabhupada once said that krsna will test you to see if you have come to serve him or disturb him. so as you confront difficult challenges, challenges in which you may be faltering, try seeing them as opportunities krsna places before you. see krsna behind these obstacles asking, “what’s important to you? do you want me or do you want something else?” see it as a chance to increase your determination and take another step towards krsna.
well, if you asked krsna what he had to say about that, he’d probably say, “be like an ocean. the river of desires will enter, but the ocean is still. be still my child.” the point is that a devotee who really wants to be krsna conscious can live with obstacles and anarthas in his or her heart, not give into them, and be enthusiastic and determined in his or her service.
“but i have a heavy mind. prabhu, you don’t know how fallen i am, how conditioned i am. i have so many bad habits.” the devotee who wrote the following prayer also expresses a similar problem. but he deals with it in a wonderfully positive way.
of course we try our best to remove the weeds in our heart, but ultimately we are dependent on krsna to purify us of those illicit desires. if you’ve ever lost your enthusiasm for devotional service because of the presence of unwanted desires that repeatedly surface in your heart, i suggest you copy the above prayer and keep it where you can regularly see it.
this prayer offers us such a wonderful and liberating attitude: you can you be enthusiastic despite your anarthas. you can be hopeful of being krsna conscious despite your shortcomings. you can you remain fully determined despite the many obstacles you face.
well, you can unless you listen to those little voices in your head telling you, “no you can’t.” have those little voices ever made excuses for you not being krsna conscious and then blamed them on your anarthas? if so, those little voices need to study that prayer over and over.
srila prabhupada taught that we can act in a krsna conscious way despite our heart’s contrary desires. maya’s tells us the exact opposite. she wants us to believe that we have to give into our strong conditioning, that we are so fallen that even krsna can’t help us overcome all of our conditioning.
i suggest that you look at steadiness, enthusiasm, and determination to be krsna conscious as an indication of your desire to be krsna conscious, not necessarily as an indication of how pure you are. you might have to carry many anarthas with you throughout your life, but if you want to be krsna conscious more than anything, those anarthas cannot and will not deter you.
they will just make you more determined to be krsna conscious.
what are some things that are detrimental to your spiritual life that you give in to?
what is giving in costing you materially and spiritually?
what is the belief behind giving in?
what would you have to believe to not give in?
if you find that your desire to be krsna conscious is not strong enough to enable you to not give in all the time, what could you do to make it stronger?


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France's entry for the 2012 Eurovision Song Contest, to be sung by Indonesian-born singer Anggun, will be recorded this week.
The song will be called "Echo (You and I)", reported daily newspaper Le Parisien on Tuesday.
In a rare acknowledgement of the preference of most countries to sing in English, the song will be two-thirds French and one-third English.
Veronia Ferraro, who works with internationally-known French DJ David Guetta, will produce the track.
Unlike many countries, France decided to pick its entry for the 2012 song contest without a public vote.
Anggun was chosen behind closed-doors by state-owned television channel France 3 in November.
France is desperate to do better at the annual singing festival and hopes Anggun will help end the 35-year drought since the country last won the contest in 1977.
The contest takes place on May 26th in the Azerbaijan capital Baku. Anggun's entry is expected to be available by end March.

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france's entry for the 2012 eurovision song contest, to be sung by indonesian-born singer anggun, will be recorded this week.
the song will be called "echo (you and i)", reported daily newspaper le parisien on tuesday.
in a rare acknowledgement of the preference of most countries to sing in english, the song will be two-thirds french and one-third english.
veronia ferraro, who works with internationally-known french dj david guetta, will produce the track.
unlike many countries, france decided to pick its entry for the 2012 song contest without a public vote.
anggun was chosen behind closed-doors by state-owned television channel france 3 in november.
france is desperate to do better at the annual singing festival and hopes anggun will help end the 35-year drought since the country last won the contest in 1977.
the contest takes place on may 26th in the azerbaijan capital baku. anggun's entry is expected to be available by end march.


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COLNE turned up the pressure for play-off places in the Evo-stik Northern Premier League with a 1-0 defeat of second-placed Radcliffe FC last night.
The victory takes Colne, sixth in the table, onto the same number of points (67) as fourth-placed Blues and Ramsbottom United in fifth spot.
Blues travel to Clitheroe this Saturday and then entertain Chasetown on Easter Monday, before completing their league programme away to Colwyn Bay on Saturday, April 27.
TRAFFORD caused an upset last night by lifting 2019 Integro Northern Premier League Cup, after beating Farsley Celtic.2-1 in the final.
The West Division side held off a late onslaught from the Premier Division leaders to pull off a memorable victory and one of the finest nights in the club’s history.

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colne turned up the pressure for play-off places in the evo-stik northern premier league with a 1-0 defeat of second-placed radcliffe fc last night.
the victory takes colne, sixth in the table, onto the same number of points (67) as fourth-placed blues and ramsbottom united in fifth spot.
blues travel to clitheroe this saturday and then entertain chasetown on easter monday, before completing their league programme away to colwyn bay on saturday, april 27.
trafford caused an upset last night by lifting 2019 integro northern premier league cup, after beating farsley celtic.2-1 in the final.
the west division side held off a late onslaught from the premier division leaders to pull off a memorable victory and one of the finest nights in the club’s history.


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So who has time to read the small print?
We are in an age where even large print is rarely read.
Unfortunately there a lot of really good charts that require at least a little bit of explanation. So how do we convey that information to the audience?
Could we use a GIF?
GIFs, for those who don’t know, are a type of image file that can produce soundless moving pictures. They can be shown by web browsers and most email applications without the reader even needing to click a button.
For years GIFs have been great internet meme fodder. With creators often clipping popular scenes from movies and tv shows. But can we use them professionally?
I decided to create a couple of GIFs to add a little explanation to charts. The idea would be to pair the GIF with the chart as a way to add a little context without forcing the audience to fully engage with the chart.
These are just prototypes, what do you think?
For those that are curious, I used Sketch to create these.
For those of you in the diydatadesign workshop, I created an activity for this where you’ll also find a few alternative methods.
Why you shouldn’t decrease your data-ink ratio.
= 1.0 – proportion of a graphic that can be erased without loss of data-information.

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so who has time to read the small print?
we are in an age where even large print is rarely read.
unfortunately there a lot of really good charts that require at least a little bit of explanation. so how do we convey that information to the audience?
could we use a gif?
gifs, for those who don’t know, are a type of image file that can produce soundless moving pictures. they can be shown by web browsers and most email applications without the reader even needing to click a button.
for years gifs have been great internet meme fodder. with creators often clipping popular scenes from movies and tv shows. but can we use them professionally?
i decided to create a couple of gifs to add a little explanation to charts. the idea would be to pair the gif with the chart as a way to add a little context without forcing the audience to fully engage with the chart.
these are just prototypes, what do you think?
for those that are curious, i used sketch to create these.
for those of you in the diydatadesign workshop, i created an activity for this where you’ll also find a few alternative methods.
why you shouldn’t decrease your data-ink ratio.
= 1.0 – proportion of a graphic that can be erased without loss of data-information.


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As a follow up to the first article I have written about a year ago, I have received many submissions from fans who wanted to add more kdramas to the list of the most heartbreaking disappointing kdramas endings of all time.
The list below is selected by you guys, if you have any more dramas you’d like to add to the list please let me know in the comments section below.
The drama is an old kdrama and one of the first to receive so much love from the international audience, however, the drama ending had people in tears wondering why it didn’t end up as they had hoped it would.
The drama cast includes Ha Ji Won, So Ji Sub and Jo In Sung.
Those three characters engage in a very brutal love triangle that ends with the death of the three main characters.
Jo In Sung’s character hunts down Ha Ji Won and So Ji Sub after he thought they had eloped together, he finds them in a bed together and with the gun in his hands he shoots them both killing them almost instantly.
Before her character dies, Ha Ji Won tells Jo In Sung’s character that she loves him, when he wakes up from his rage and sees her crying while dying he can’t contain himself.
He ends up going to the beach next to the room he found them both in, he shoots himself there as well.
Its very rare to find a kdrama where the three male leads all die, it was one of the most heartbreaking kdramas ever seen by kdrama fans.
It tells the story of a mother that goes back in time to bring her dead child to life, Cho Seung Woo’s character helps her. Judging from the plot description itself its not unlikely to assume the ending will not be that okay.
This ending had people disappointed because many of them didn’t think it fit the entire story line. The ending seemed rush and abrupt for many fans and they were let down with how things turned out to be.
The ending was left open; Cho Seung Woo’s character who tries to uncover the truth behind the child’s death in order to save her probably ends up dead.
The story plays in a way that kind of explains its either him or the kid will have to die eventually. The child does return to her mother in the end and we’re left with the open ending that suggests Cho Seung Woo’s character died.
Fans don’t know whether he ends up alive or dead for sure after the entire ordeal.
Fas consider this drama ending beside the overall plot holes very disappointing and uncalled for.
“49 Days” is considered one of the best heartbreaking kdramas of all time. Fans thought the ending was brutal nonetheless befitting.
It’s a melodrama that will have you crying your eyes out, its also considered highly underrated.
Without going into too many details Ji Hyun (played by Nam Gyu Ri) almost dies in a car crash, fall into a coma and gets transferred into the body of a suicidal woman Lee Kyung (played by Lee Yo Won) that isn’t happy with her life.
A messenger from god sees Ji Hyun soul and tells her if she finds three people who will genuinely shed tears over her in the next 49 days she will awake from her coma and live.
Sadly, in the end Ji Hyun (Nam Gyu Ri) character dies while Lee Kyung (played by Lee Yo Won) lives on, the two characters help each other. Lee Kyung helps Ji Hyun move on to the next life without any regrets while Ji Hyun helps Lee Kyung find a reason to live.
“Queen For 7 Days” almost instantly establishes itself as a drama that will make you cry in almost every episode.
Its led by Park Min Young, Yeon Woo Jin and Lee Dong Gun.
The drama tells the love story between a king (Yeon Woo Jin) and a queen (Park Min Young), it takes an awfully tragic turn.
In the end, the queen sacrifices her position because of her love to the king, they both end up living apart unable to live together despite their immense love for each other.
They do end up reuniting 39 years later both very old one last time.
The drama ending was very heartbreaking, fans cried a lot because of how it ended but the sequences of the last episodes made fans very happy. Although it was a very sad ending it wasn’t disappointing just heartbreaking and true.
True love doesn’t always mean you’ll end up spending your time with the person you love.
This was a highly requested drama to go under the most-disappointing kdrama endings of all time.
“Fashion King” included the best cast; it had Yoo Ah In, Shin Se Kyung, and Lee Je Hoon. However, the plot, as well as the ending, made fans furious some going as far to crown it the worst kdrama they have seen in recent years.
It tells the story of four people in the high-end fashion industry. Many fans slapped this drama as poorly written, the ending of the drama didn’t make it any better.
In the end, Yoo Ah In’s character drunkenly dials Shin Se Kyung’s character while in a Jacuzzi to tell her he misses her, he ends up shot dead by a random man while talking on the phone to the woman he loves.
If you want to cry a lot while watching a good kdrama watch this one.
“Stairway To Heaven” boasts great cast: Kim Tae Hee, Choi Ji Woo, and Kwon Sang Woo. Its considered one of the best kdramas of all time.
However, the ending was extremely heartbreaking!
It tells the story of Song Joo (Kwon Sang woo) and Jung Seo (Choi Ji woo), two people who were destined for each other. Time goes by and eventually when they grow older and separate.
Jung Seo then sadly is involved in a car accident that causes her amnesia, she cannot remember the love of her life or even her name, the story follows her.
By the end, Jung Seo gets diagnosed with cancer in her eyes but it had spread to her head, she has very little time left. Instead of choosing to chase after therapy to prolong her life she decides to spend it with the ones she loves most.
Towards the end of her life, she pulls herself together and asks her love Song Joo to take her to the beach; they walk there a lot before sitting down, she lies in his arms and takes her last breath.
Another kdrama classic that boast a legendary cast: Song Hye Kyo, Won Bin, Han Chae Young and Song Seung Heon. The drama aired back in 2000 and is credited as one of the first kdramas that helped spread the Hallyu wave.
It’s a sad love story that begins with two girls who were swapped at birth one of them led a happy life while the other led a sad life, eventually, the two girls return to their rightful places.
In the end, Song Hye Kyo’s character ends up dead of leukemia. Song Seung Heon’s character visits the places they used to frequent; a truck comes along and hits him.
He presumed to be dead but the drama never explicitly explains whether he committed suicide or just surrendered to his fate when he saw the truck coming at him.
He was miserable after her death and might have followed her soon just like the tragic love story between Romeo and Juliet.
Episodes count-wise; “Empress Ki” is the longest kdrama on this list. It has 51 episodes and was extremely successful in South Korea and overseas.
Ji Chang Wook, Joo Jin Mo and Ha Ji Won and others lead this drama.
Ha Ji Won ends up in a love triangle between Ta Hwan (Ji Chang Wook) and Wang (Joo Jin Mo). Both fall in love with her but it ends tragically. In efforts to protect his woman, Ta Hwan kills off Wang.
He also ends up drinking the poison that was meant for her, choosing to die for her after all his wrongful deeds.
He ends up dead in her arms after the two profess their love for each other. Some fans think her true love was Wang while others are convinced it was Ta Hwan.
Some people loved the ending but thought it was heartbreaking while others called the ending disappointing.
“Hwayugi” is the most recent drama on our list, it aired earlier this year. It was highly anticipated because it marked Lee Seung Gi’s return to the small screen following his military discharge.
Lee Seung Gi, Cha Seung Won, and Oh Yeon Seo lead the fictional drama. It tells the story of finding light in a dark world where evils exist everywhere.
Throughout the course of the drama you quickly find out that Oh Yeon Seo’s character must sacrifice herself for the fate of humanity, so it was already expected that the ending wasn’t going to be a nice one.
Eventually, the drama kills off Oh Yeon Seo’s character before Lee Seung Gi’s character could do anything about it. The final fighting scene felt rushed, heavily saturated with bad CGI and anticlimactic.
Many kdrama fans loved the drama throughout its runtime but unfortunately, the death of Oh Yeon Seo’s character and the lack of a happy ending to any main character rubbed fans the wrong way.
Lee Se Young’s character also ends up dead killed off by Lee Hong Ki’s character.
Besides being a heartbreaking ending, fans believe it was completely disappointing.
Oooh Stairway to Heaven… It was broadcasted in my country one summer. That’s how I got into kdramas (and later kpop).
But you forgot to add the fact that her stepbrother killed himself for the mere purpose of donating her his eyes for about a week.
I definitely will not watch any of those dramas in this list. I want to watch kdrama to be entertained – not to feel sadness. Reality is difficult as it is, why immerse in fiction and feel even more crappy?
I do understand why you won’t watch these but personally I find sad ending justifiable sometimes. sometimes, reality is harsh and not kind, sometimes people are jerks and they do bad things.
You can add to your list “MR. SUNSHINE. I really loved the story, only to be disappointed on the last episode. The leading male character gave me the impression of a very smart and sensible man. But the way he died….. really? Such a stupid move. A man like him could have done better to save his life for his love one. He had an ace on his grip. Why would he jump on the other half of the train??!!!!! He and his hostage could have just stayed on the other half and leave the japs on the other. They would not have come after them after he had splitte the train into two.
I think Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo should be on this list as well.
I guess you can add Hundred Million Stars From The Sky also called as The Smile Has Left Your Eyes had a sad ending which was not at all expected by the viewers.

lowercased:
as a follow up to the first article i have written about a year ago, i have received many submissions from fans who wanted to add more kdramas to the list of the most heartbreaking disappointing kdramas endings of all time.
the list below is selected by you guys, if you have any more dramas you’d like to add to the list please let me know in the comments section below.
the drama is an old kdrama and one of the first to receive so much love from the international audience, however, the drama ending had people in tears wondering why it didn’t end up as they had hoped it would.
the drama cast includes ha ji won, so ji sub and jo in sung.
those three characters engage in a very brutal love triangle that ends with the death of the three main characters.
jo in sung’s character hunts down ha ji won and so ji sub after he thought they had eloped together, he finds them in a bed together and with the gun in his hands he shoots them both killing them almost instantly.
before her character dies, ha ji won tells jo in sung’s character that she loves him, when he wakes up from his rage and sees her crying while dying he can’t contain himself.
he ends up going to the beach next to the room he found them both in, he shoots himself there as well.
its very rare to find a kdrama where the three male leads all die, it was one of the most heartbreaking kdramas ever seen by kdrama fans.
it tells the story of a mother that goes back in time to bring her dead child to life, cho seung woo’s character helps her. judging from the plot description itself its not unlikely to assume the ending will not be that okay.
this ending had people disappointed because many of them didn’t think it fit the entire story line. the ending seemed rush and abrupt for many fans and they were let down with how things turned out to be.
the ending was left open; cho seung woo’s character who tries to uncover the truth behind the child’s death in order to save her probably ends up dead.
the story plays in a way that kind of explains its either him or the kid will have to die eventually. the child does return to her mother in the end and we’re left with the open ending that suggests cho seung woo’s character died.
fans don’t know whether he ends up alive or dead for sure after the entire ordeal.
fas consider this drama ending beside the overall plot holes very disappointing and uncalled for.
“49 days” is considered one of the best heartbreaking kdramas of all time. fans thought the ending was brutal nonetheless befitting.
it’s a melodrama that will have you crying your eyes out, its also considered highly underrated.
without going into too many details ji hyun (played by nam gyu ri) almost dies in a car crash, fall into a coma and gets transferred into the body of a suicidal woman lee kyung (played by lee yo won) that isn’t happy with her life.
a messenger from god sees ji hyun soul and tells her if she finds three people who will genuinely shed tears over her in the next 49 days she will awake from her coma and live.
sadly, in the end ji hyun (nam gyu ri) character dies while lee kyung (played by lee yo won) lives on, the two characters help each other. lee kyung helps ji hyun move on to the next life without any regrets while ji hyun helps lee kyung find a reason to live.
“queen for 7 days” almost instantly establishes itself as a drama that will make you cry in almost every episode.
its led by park min young, yeon woo jin and lee dong gun.
the drama tells the love story between a king (yeon woo jin) and a queen (park min young), it takes an awfully tragic turn.
in the end, the queen sacrifices her position because of her love to the king, they both end up living apart unable to live together despite their immense love for each other.
they do end up reuniting 39 years later both very old one last time.
the drama ending was very heartbreaking, fans cried a lot because of how it ended but the sequences of the last episodes made fans very happy. although it was a very sad ending it wasn’t disappointing just heartbreaking and true.
true love doesn’t always mean you’ll end up spending your time with the person you love.
this was a highly requested drama to go under the most-disappointing kdrama endings of all time.
“fashion king” included the best cast; it had yoo ah in, shin se kyung, and lee je hoon. however, the plot, as well as the ending, made fans furious some going as far to crown it the worst kdrama they have seen in recent years.
it tells the story of four people in the high-end fashion industry. many fans slapped this drama as poorly written, the ending of the drama didn’t make it any better.
in the end, yoo ah in’s character drunkenly dials shin se kyung’s character while in a jacuzzi to tell her he misses her, he ends up shot dead by a random man while talking on the phone to the woman he loves.
if you want to cry a lot while watching a good kdrama watch this one.
“stairway to heaven” boasts great cast: kim tae hee, choi ji woo, and kwon sang woo. its considered one of the best kdramas of all time.
however, the ending was extremely heartbreaking!
it tells the story of song joo (kwon sang woo) and jung seo (choi ji woo), two people who were destined for each other. time goes by and eventually when they grow older and separate.
jung seo then sadly is involved in a car accident that causes her amnesia, she cannot remember the love of her life or even her name, the story follows her.
by the end, jung seo gets diagnosed with cancer in her eyes but it had spread to her head, she has very little time left. instead of choosing to chase after therapy to prolong her life she decides to spend it with the ones she loves most.
towards the end of her life, she pulls herself together and asks her love song joo to take her to the beach; they walk there a lot before sitting down, she lies in his arms and takes her last breath.
another kdrama classic that boast a legendary cast: song hye kyo, won bin, han chae young and song seung heon. the drama aired back in 2000 and is credited as one of the first kdramas that helped spread the hallyu wave.
it’s a sad love story that begins with two girls who were swapped at birth one of them led a happy life while the other led a sad life, eventually, the two girls return to their rightful places.
in the end, song hye kyo’s character ends up dead of leukemia. song seung heon’s character visits the places they used to frequent; a truck comes along and hits him.
he presumed to be dead but the drama never explicitly explains whether he committed suicide or just surrendered to his fate when he saw the truck coming at him.
he was miserable after her death and might have followed her soon just like the tragic love story between romeo and juliet.
episodes count-wise; “empress ki” is the longest kdrama on this list. it has 51 episodes and was extremely successful in south korea and overseas.
ji chang wook, joo jin mo and ha ji won and others lead this drama.
ha ji won ends up in a love triangle between ta hwan (ji chang wook) and wang (joo jin mo). both fall in love with her but it ends tragically. in efforts to protect his woman, ta hwan kills off wang.
he also ends up drinking the poison that was meant for her, choosing to die for her after all his wrongful deeds.
he ends up dead in her arms after the two profess their love for each other. some fans think her true love was wang while others are convinced it was ta hwan.
some people loved the ending but thought it was heartbreaking while others called the ending disappointing.
“hwayugi” is the most recent drama on our list, it aired earlier this year. it was highly anticipated because it marked lee seung gi’s return to the small screen following his military discharge.
lee seung gi, cha seung won, and oh yeon seo lead the fictional drama. it tells the story of finding light in a dark world where evils exist everywhere.
throughout the course of the drama you quickly find out that oh yeon seo’s character must sacrifice herself for the fate of humanity, so it was already expected that the ending wasn’t going to be a nice one.
eventually, the drama kills off oh yeon seo’s character before lee seung gi’s character could do anything about it. the final fighting scene felt rushed, heavily saturated with bad cgi and anticlimactic.
many kdrama fans loved the drama throughout its runtime but unfortunately, the death of oh yeon seo’s character and the lack of a happy ending to any main character rubbed fans the wrong way.
lee se young’s character also ends up dead killed off by lee hong ki’s character.
besides being a heartbreaking ending, fans believe it was completely disappointing.
oooh stairway to heaven… it was broadcasted in my country one summer. that’s how i got into kdramas (and later kpop).
but you forgot to add the fact that her stepbrother killed himself for the mere purpose of donating her his eyes for about a week.
i definitely will not watch any of those dramas in this list. i want to watch kdrama to be entertained – not to feel sadness. reality is difficult as it is, why immerse in fiction and feel even more crappy?
i do understand why you won’t watch these but personally i find sad ending justifiable sometimes. sometimes, reality is harsh and not kind, sometimes people are jerks and they do bad things.
you can add to your list “mr. sunshine. i really loved the story, only to be disappointed on the last episode. the leading male character gave me the impression of a very smart and sensible man. but the way he died….. really? such a stupid move. a man like him could have done better to save his life for his love one. he had an ace on his grip. why would he jump on the other half of the train??!!!!! he and his hostage could have just stayed on the other half and leave the japs on the other. they would not have come after them after he had splitte the train into two.
i think moon lovers: scarlet heart ryeo should be on this list as well.
i guess you can add hundred million stars from the sky also called as the smile has left your eyes had a sad ending which was not at all expected by the viewers.


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03/29 h involuntarily deferred in committee.
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rogue dhcp servers are those dhcp servers that are misconfigured or unauthorized unknowingly or those that are configured with a malicious intent for network attacks.
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can be run on a specified interface by selecting one of the discovered interfaces.
retrieves all the authorized dhcp servers in the forest and displays them.
minimize the tool, which makes it invisible. a tray icon will be present which would display the status.


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All too often I find myself holding the door open for people behind me. Most of the time, these people don’t say thank you. When that happens I think about closing the door on them.
Something, I personally, feel strongly about is having manners. I am always making sure to say please and thank you. I have always taught my kids to say please and thank you.
Saying please and thank you, to me, shows appreciation for the person doing something for you. Like, I don’t expect to be catered to, but if I need help or am at a service area I am always saying please and thank you. That way they know I am thankful for what they are doing, knowing that they don’t have to be doing it for me.
I get really bothered when people don’t appreciate others by saying thank you. In a way it makes me respect them less.
One thing during the holiday season that shows me which people are respectful and which aren’t is who says thank you.
Christmas isn’t about getting gifts. In tradition though, it has become a holiday about giving. I love giving gifts. I love thinking about others and what they might need or want.
What I don’t love is people who lack common courtesy to say thank you.
I don’t expect people to buy me, or make me, things. When someone thinks of me enough that they do get me something, I appreciate every part of it. I always make it a point to let them know I am very thankful for what they did because they truly did not have to.
PREACH!!! My 4 year old has better manners than most people i encounter now! She loves getting praise for her politeness and manners, so she sometimes calls other people out who don’t have such great manners.
Yes! The same goes for my 4 year old! I will call people out sometimes (depends on situation), but I think manners should be common sense.
There are many many people that still have manners. What causes more social disruption than anything is the use and abuse of social media.
I’m noticing more people, especially in stores, who will walk in front of you without an “excuse me” or acknowledgment that you were even there. So sad because they are not always younger people either. What’s happening to us?
Yes!!! I get this too and it also makes me irritated! Everyone is always in a hurry anymore.
It is definitely a top 3 pet peeve of mine!

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all too often i find myself holding the door open for people behind me. most of the time, these people don’t say thank you. when that happens i think about closing the door on them.
something, i personally, feel strongly about is having manners. i am always making sure to say please and thank you. i have always taught my kids to say please and thank you.
saying please and thank you, to me, shows appreciation for the person doing something for you. like, i don’t expect to be catered to, but if i need help or am at a service area i am always saying please and thank you. that way they know i am thankful for what they are doing, knowing that they don’t have to be doing it for me.
i get really bothered when people don’t appreciate others by saying thank you. in a way it makes me respect them less.
one thing during the holiday season that shows me which people are respectful and which aren’t is who says thank you.
christmas isn’t about getting gifts. in tradition though, it has become a holiday about giving. i love giving gifts. i love thinking about others and what they might need or want.
what i don’t love is people who lack common courtesy to say thank you.
i don’t expect people to buy me, or make me, things. when someone thinks of me enough that they do get me something, i appreciate every part of it. i always make it a point to let them know i am very thankful for what they did because they truly did not have to.
preach!!! my 4 year old has better manners than most people i encounter now! she loves getting praise for her politeness and manners, so she sometimes calls other people out who don’t have such great manners.
yes! the same goes for my 4 year old! i will call people out sometimes (depends on situation), but i think manners should be common sense.
there are many many people that still have manners. what causes more social disruption than anything is the use and abuse of social media.
i’m noticing more people, especially in stores, who will walk in front of you without an “excuse me” or acknowledgment that you were even there. so sad because they are not always younger people either. what’s happening to us?
yes!!! i get this too and it also makes me irritated! everyone is always in a hurry anymore.
it is definitely a top 3 pet peeve of mine!


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Lake Herastrau in Bucharest. The Village Museum is on the western shore of this lake.
One of the most interesting sights in Bucharest is the Village Museum, located close to the Arc de Triumf (Bucharest’s answer to the Arc de Triomphe in Paris) and situated on the shores of Lake Herăstrău, adjacent to Herăstrău Park. The museum provides visitors with a look at how people lived in rural Romania for centuries. For more information on other sights in Bucharest click here.
Note the intracate fence design – a lot of work to build and maintain if you had a large farm!
The open air museum contains a number of homesteads with houses, barns, farm implements, churches, water mills, windmills and presses from around Romania.
This type of home was very practical – half buried, so it remained cool in the summer and warm in the winter. It was also easier to disguise during Ottoman raids. Plus, less maintenance – few exterior walls to paint!
I was impressed with the highly decorated wooden churches, with various biblical scenes on the interior walls.
A 18th century wooden church, with the brightly decorated interior.
Another view of the same 18th century church.
Many of the homes are open for touring, and local guides dressed in period costumes provide information on life in 17th and 18th century Romania.
An example of a home with the living accomodations on the 2nd floor.
Interior of a typical rural home in Romania.
I found the barns and sheds interesting with examples of tools and farm implements used hundreds of years ago, and in some cases still in use! Much of the farm work today in Romania continues to be done manually, with horses and carts also providing some families’ transportation.
Farm shed. There was extensive use of thatched roofing, not only on this shed but also on other buildings.
The museum was founded in 1936, and I think it was a smart idea–to save these buildings from the past as a way to preserve the heritage of the people of Romania, and to ensure future generations have the opportunity to see what life was like in an earlier day. Plan at least three hours to wander through this museum and park.
Until I visited this museum, I didn’t know that windmills were pretty common in southern Romania in medieval times.
Posted in Romania and tagged Bucharest, Things to see in Bucharest, Village Museum on March 23, 2013 by Paul Terry.

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lake herastrau in bucharest. the village museum is on the western shore of this lake.
one of the most interesting sights in bucharest is the village museum, located close to the arc de triumf (bucharest’s answer to the arc de triomphe in paris) and situated on the shores of lake herăstrău, adjacent to herăstrău park. the museum provides visitors with a look at how people lived in rural romania for centuries. for more information on other sights in bucharest click here.
note the intracate fence design – a lot of work to build and maintain if you had a large farm!
the open air museum contains a number of homesteads with houses, barns, farm implements, churches, water mills, windmills and presses from around romania.
this type of home was very practical – half buried, so it remained cool in the summer and warm in the winter. it was also easier to disguise during ottoman raids. plus, less maintenance – few exterior walls to paint!
i was impressed with the highly decorated wooden churches, with various biblical scenes on the interior walls.
a 18th century wooden church, with the brightly decorated interior.
another view of the same 18th century church.
many of the homes are open for touring, and local guides dressed in period costumes provide information on life in 17th and 18th century romania.
an example of a home with the living accomodations on the 2nd floor.
interior of a typical rural home in romania.
i found the barns and sheds interesting with examples of tools and farm implements used hundreds of years ago, and in some cases still in use! much of the farm work today in romania continues to be done manually, with horses and carts also providing some families’ transportation.
farm shed. there was extensive use of thatched roofing, not only on this shed but also on other buildings.
the museum was founded in 1936, and i think it was a smart idea–to save these buildings from the past as a way to preserve the heritage of the people of romania, and to ensure future generations have the opportunity to see what life was like in an earlier day. plan at least three hours to wander through this museum and park.
until i visited this museum, i didn’t know that windmills were pretty common in southern romania in medieval times.
posted in romania and tagged bucharest, things to see in bucharest, village museum on march 23, 2013 by paul terry.


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The d'Arcy Dalton Way was created in 1986 to celebrate the Society's diamond jubilee. It was named after Colonel d'Arcy Dalton - one of the founding members of the Society. The idea behind the Way was to form a link between the Oxford Canal towpath, the Oxfordshire Way, the Thames Path and the Ridgeway.
The Way's 65 miles run through the unspoilt countryside along the western side of Oxfordshire. Its northern end is at Wormleighton on the canal towpath. From here it proceeds across the Ironstone Hills, through Hook Norton, passing close to the Rollright stones and then crossing the Oxfordshire Way. The route ducks into Gloucestershire for a few miles before meeting the Thames Path and then dropping down to the Ridgeway, at Waylands Smithy.
The Way can be followed using OS Exlporer maps 206, 191, OL45 and 170 or alternatively you can get Nick Moon's excellent guide book - see the Guide Books links.

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the d'arcy dalton way was created in 1986 to celebrate the society's diamond jubilee. it was named after colonel d'arcy dalton - one of the founding members of the society. the idea behind the way was to form a link between the oxford canal towpath, the oxfordshire way, the thames path and the ridgeway.
the way's 65 miles run through the unspoilt countryside along the western side of oxfordshire. its northern end is at wormleighton on the canal towpath. from here it proceeds across the ironstone hills, through hook norton, passing close to the rollright stones and then crossing the oxfordshire way. the route ducks into gloucestershire for a few miles before meeting the thames path and then dropping down to the ridgeway, at waylands smithy.
the way can be followed using os exlporer maps 206, 191, ol45 and 170 or alternatively you can get nick moon's excellent guide book - see the guide books links.


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How Did The Phonograph Change Society?
This invention impacted the world. The phonograph allowed people to listen to all types of music, along with allowing easier ways to communicate.
How Has Television Changed Society?
How Did The Light Bulb Change Society?
How Did The Invention Of The Wheel Impact Or Change Society?
How Television Change Society In The 80s?
What Was The Immediate Impact That The Phonograph Did In Changing Life During The Industrial Revolution?
How Did Technology Change Society After The War 1?
How Did The 26th Amendment Affect Society?
What Did The Phonograph Do?
What Are The Different Sectors Of Our Society?
What Impact Did The Industrial Revolution Have On Birmingham?
How Did The Industrial Revolution Impact Colonialism?
What Are The Causes For Mount Etna To Erupt?
What Is The Impact Of Corruption On The Whole Society?
Is Justin Bieber A Jerk?

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how did the phonograph change society?
this invention impacted the world. the phonograph allowed people to listen to all types of music, along with allowing easier ways to communicate.
how has television changed society?
how did the light bulb change society?
how did the invention of the wheel impact or change society?
how television change society in the 80s?
what was the immediate impact that the phonograph did in changing life during the industrial revolution?
how did technology change society after the war 1?
how did the 26th amendment affect society?
what did the phonograph do?
what are the different sectors of our society?
what impact did the industrial revolution have on birmingham?
how did the industrial revolution impact colonialism?
what are the causes for mount etna to erupt?
what is the impact of corruption on the whole society?
is justin bieber a jerk?


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Kevin McCall took to social media after Wednesday's episode of Real Housewives of Atlanta, and admitted he conspired with baby mama Eva Sterling to fake their child custody drama for revenue.
NeNe Leakes posted an updated photo of her husband Gregg Leakes, who was diagnosed with prostate cancer. Mr. Leakes has undergone several surgeries and is currently regaining his strength.
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Real Housewives of Atlanta cast members attended the grand opening of NeNe Leakes' Swaggalicious boutique in Miami Beach on Sunday. Also on hand was NeNe's cancer stricken husband Gregg Leakes.

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kevin mccall took to social media after wednesday's episode of real housewives of atlanta, and admitted he conspired with baby mama eva sterling to fake their child custody drama for revenue.
nene leakes posted an updated photo of her husband gregg leakes, who was diagnosed with prostate cancer. mr. leakes has undergone several surgeries and is currently regaining his strength.
the official real housewives of atlanta season 11 trailer and cast photo have been released -- and kenya moore is nowhere to be seen.
porsha williams is engaged to her baby daddy, dennis mckinley, of atlanta. the 37-year-old reality tv star was previously married to former nfl player kordell stewart.
nene leakes is in hr feelings over the new cast photo that leaked on the blogs. according to atlien of straightfromthea.com, nene did not approve of the new cast photo that leaked.
real housewives of atlanta cast members attended the grand opening of nene leakes' swaggalicious boutique in miami beach on sunday. also on hand was nene's cancer stricken husband gregg leakes.


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Are there any truly unspoiled destinations in the world? Conservation International and the National Geographic Society seem to think so.
My only worry is that the publicity will generate more tourism. Hopefully the tourists attracted to these destinations are eco-friendly, too.

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are there any truly unspoiled destinations in the world? conservation international and the national geographic society seem to think so.
my only worry is that the publicity will generate more tourism. hopefully the tourists attracted to these destinations are eco-friendly, too.


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Six years ago, Time magazine commented that India is an imperfect destination for investment, because "multiparty democracy handicaps it -- a communist government like China's doesn't have to worry about building consensus for economic policies." That observation has proved prescient. To the dismay of politicians and executives alike, Indians have stalled hundreds of billions of dollars worth of projects by refusing to surrender the necessary natural resources.
After India liberalized its economy in 1991, investment poured in to spur an unprecedented wave of industrialization. Dams rose, submerging villages; minerals were excavated, turning mountains into rubble and dust; and power plants belched toxic ash that smothered fertile fields. Every year, some 800 square kilometers of forests are being cleared for mining and other industries -- threatening the survival of even such emblematic species as the tiger. "Growth at any cost" has become the norm, says environmentalist Ashish Kothari, and the poor are paying the price.
The World Bank recently calculated that nearly a quarter of India's child mortality derives from environmental damage. The country now has the world's most toxic air and ranks 125th out of 132 countries in overall ecological indicators. Ironically -- given that it routinely funds such polluting projects as coal-fired power plants -- the World Bank also found that India is annually losing 5.7 percent of its GDP to environmental decay. The cost of liberalization is wiping out all the economic gain.
Close to three-quarters of Indians depend for their survival on the clean water, fruit, tubers, fish, firewood, and medicinal plants that they garner from the streams, meadows, coastlines and forests among which they live. "Dispossession amounts to pushing them off a platform on which they can stay alive," says Binayak Sen, a pioneering doctor who spent more than a year in jail for publicizing the plight of refugees created by such development.
When Europe industrialized in the 18th and 19th centuries, tens of millions of people were thrown off the land and ended up in the Americas and Australia, hastening the extermination of indigenous peoples there. No one knows how many people are being similarly evicted as India develops, but the figure could be as high as a million a year. The refugees have nowhere to go but the horrific slums in and around Mumbai and other metropolises, where mortality rates are even higher than in rural areas.
Unsurprisingly, the people are rejecting such damaging development. In the forests of central and eastern India, for instance, the ranks of Maoists have swelled in response to the state's attempts to clear the land for mining. In 2009, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh signaled a paramilitary initiative against the guerillas with the observation that the region's enormous mineral wealth made it imperative to get rid of Maoists and thereby improve "the climate for investment."
Thousands of indigenous peoples have already died in the ongoing conflict, and hundreds of thousands have been displaced. To the dismay of executives who pledged $145 billion of investment in this region, however, the bulk of the minerals remains underground. The "insurgency is hampering efforts to open up east India's mineral-rich forests to business," complained the Economist in 2010.
Elsewhere in India, creative nonviolent resistance, such as standing for weeks in neck-deep water as a new dam slowly but inexorably raises the water level, is the norm. Although the police and armed thugs have repeatedly broken up such protests, and arrested or killed the leaders, activists have publicized many of these assaults -- typically causing an outcry and a temporary halt to overt repression. A $12 billion iron and steel complex by South Korean giant Posco has been delayed in such manner for eight years.
Democracy poses limits to the use of overt violence on nonviolent protestors. "At any given time at least a hundred projects are stalled because of local resistance," says Kothari. In recent judgments, India's Supreme Court has also ruled against companies, halting iron ore mining because of rampant corruption and environmental damage, and, in a separate case, protecting a sacred mountain from a London-based miner, Vedanta.
Belatedly responding to popular anger, earlier this month India's parliament passed a bill that will increase compensation for displacement, and also require four-fifths of those affected by some projects to provide their consent before the government will use force to acquire the rest of the land required. In an article entitled "Indian Land Deform," the Wall Street Journal fumed that the bill will make it harder to invest while empowering "a long list of bureaucrats, not to mention neighbors, activists, sociologists, economists and environmentalists to nix land deals."
For the moment, however, politicians are more apprehensive of upcoming elections in 2014 than of investor sentiment. After that massive exercise is over, and no matter who wins, "I suspect there will be a major thrust" toward actualizing stalled projects, warns Kothari. The new land bill contains many loopholes that will enable the largest players to evade its restrictions.
Moreover, to fund their election campaigns -- which often involve literally buying votes -- the major political parties rely heavily on donations from the most powerful companies. These firms will have to pay back a foreign debt of $140 billion next year, in no small part by aggressive mining and land acquisition. Democracy may be granting Indians a reprieve, but not for long.

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six years ago, time magazine commented that india is an imperfect destination for investment, because "multiparty democracy handicaps it -- a communist government like china's doesn't have to worry about building consensus for economic policies." that observation has proved prescient. to the dismay of politicians and executives alike, indians have stalled hundreds of billions of dollars worth of projects by refusing to surrender the necessary natural resources.
after india liberalized its economy in 1991, investment poured in to spur an unprecedented wave of industrialization. dams rose, submerging villages; minerals were excavated, turning mountains into rubble and dust; and power plants belched toxic ash that smothered fertile fields. every year, some 800 square kilometers of forests are being cleared for mining and other industries -- threatening the survival of even such emblematic species as the tiger. "growth at any cost" has become the norm, says environmentalist ashish kothari, and the poor are paying the price.
the world bank recently calculated that nearly a quarter of india's child mortality derives from environmental damage. the country now has the world's most toxic air and ranks 125th out of 132 countries in overall ecological indicators. ironically -- given that it routinely funds such polluting projects as coal-fired power plants -- the world bank also found that india is annually losing 5.7 percent of its gdp to environmental decay. the cost of liberalization is wiping out all the economic gain.
close to three-quarters of indians depend for their survival on the clean water, fruit, tubers, fish, firewood, and medicinal plants that they garner from the streams, meadows, coastlines and forests among which they live. "dispossession amounts to pushing them off a platform on which they can stay alive," says binayak sen, a pioneering doctor who spent more than a year in jail for publicizing the plight of refugees created by such development.
when europe industrialized in the 18th and 19th centuries, tens of millions of people were thrown off the land and ended up in the americas and australia, hastening the extermination of indigenous peoples there. no one knows how many people are being similarly evicted as india develops, but the figure could be as high as a million a year. the refugees have nowhere to go but the horrific slums in and around mumbai and other metropolises, where mortality rates are even higher than in rural areas.
unsurprisingly, the people are rejecting such damaging development. in the forests of central and eastern india, for instance, the ranks of maoists have swelled in response to the state's attempts to clear the land for mining. in 2009, prime minister manmohan singh signaled a paramilitary initiative against the guerillas with the observation that the region's enormous mineral wealth made it imperative to get rid of maoists and thereby improve "the climate for investment."
thousands of indigenous peoples have already died in the ongoing conflict, and hundreds of thousands have been displaced. to the dismay of executives who pledged $145 billion of investment in this region, however, the bulk of the minerals remains underground. the "insurgency is hampering efforts to open up east india's mineral-rich forests to business," complained the economist in 2010.
elsewhere in india, creative nonviolent resistance, such as standing for weeks in neck-deep water as a new dam slowly but inexorably raises the water level, is the norm. although the police and armed thugs have repeatedly broken up such protests, and arrested or killed the leaders, activists have publicized many of these assaults -- typically causing an outcry and a temporary halt to overt repression. a $12 billion iron and steel complex by south korean giant posco has been delayed in such manner for eight years.
democracy poses limits to the use of overt violence on nonviolent protestors. "at any given time at least a hundred projects are stalled because of local resistance," says kothari. in recent judgments, india's supreme court has also ruled against companies, halting iron ore mining because of rampant corruption and environmental damage, and, in a separate case, protecting a sacred mountain from a london-based miner, vedanta.
belatedly responding to popular anger, earlier this month india's parliament passed a bill that will increase compensation for displacement, and also require four-fifths of those affected by some projects to provide their consent before the government will use force to acquire the rest of the land required. in an article entitled "indian land deform," the wall street journal fumed that the bill will make it harder to invest while empowering "a long list of bureaucrats, not to mention neighbors, activists, sociologists, economists and environmentalists to nix land deals."
for the moment, however, politicians are more apprehensive of upcoming elections in 2014 than of investor sentiment. after that massive exercise is over, and no matter who wins, "i suspect there will be a major thrust" toward actualizing stalled projects, warns kothari. the new land bill contains many loopholes that will enable the largest players to evade its restrictions.
moreover, to fund their election campaigns -- which often involve literally buying votes -- the major political parties rely heavily on donations from the most powerful companies. these firms will have to pay back a foreign debt of $140 billion next year, in no small part by aggressive mining and land acquisition. democracy may be granting indians a reprieve, but not for long.


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In this episode, I speak with author, speaker and self-described science enthusiast Idil Ahmed. You may know her from her massive social media presence (@idillionaire) on Instagram and Twitter, where she shares many inspiring and uplifting messages.
Indeed, Instagram is where Idil and I first connected a few years back and we have supported each other on our respective journeys ever since. I’m a big fan of her mission to raise global consciousness and I've shared her writings on my page many times over the years.
She's written a new and long-awaited book called Manifest Now, which is all about guiding you through the mental, physical, and spiritual aspects of creating the life you want. In this conversation, I talk with her about some of the main principles and ideas in that book.
Registration for the next Mindset Shifts Masterclass is open from September 3rd through September 10th.
What is the Mindset Shifts Masterclass?
If you study human psychology long enough, you realize that the root cause of most of our negative emotions are certain stories, beliefs, and assumptions we've acquired throughout our lives. These thoughts cause our perceptions to become distorted and lead us to act in ways we don't like. In order to find clarity and peace in our lives, we need to identify these mental patterns and change them, reframe them, or replace them.
For years, I've been interested in the best ways to accomplish this. Turns out there are a variety of tools available, including Stoic philosophy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, which are two of my favorites.
The Mindset Shifts Masterclass is a 6-week course I created that distills and simplifies many of the strategies I've learned over the years from a variety of different fields and philosophies. It's designed to help you let go of the stories that are holding you back, cultivate a mindset that helps you grow, and reprogram your mind for success. You can learn more here.
If you want a taste of what the Masterclass is all about before jumping right into it, feel free to try out my free mini-course first. You'll get seven days worth of simple strategies emailed to you over the course of a week to help you get unstuck and find more clarity and purpose in your life.
Note: The free mini-course is available year round but the Masterclass only opens a few times a year. Registration for this Masterclass closes on September 10th. If you want to be notified when the next class opens, you can sign up at the bottom of this page.
Leave me a review on iTunes with your biggest takeaway (I read them all). Or, drop me a comment below. I appreciate your feedback!
Ruben Chavez is a writer, personal development educator, and host of The Think Grow Podcast. He has created a community of over 3 million readers across his collective platforms, including his popular Instagram page ThinkGrowProsper. Along with this blog, these platforms are his way of inspiring and connecting with thoughtful, creative, and ambitious people just like you.

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download this episode as an mp3 by right-clicking here and choosing "save as."
in this episode, i speak with author, speaker and self-described science enthusiast idil ahmed. you may know her from her massive social media presence (@idillionaire) on instagram and twitter, where she shares many inspiring and uplifting messages.
indeed, instagram is where idil and i first connected a few years back and we have supported each other on our respective journeys ever since. i’m a big fan of her mission to raise global consciousness and i've shared her writings on my page many times over the years.
she's written a new and long-awaited book called manifest now, which is all about guiding you through the mental, physical, and spiritual aspects of creating the life you want. in this conversation, i talk with her about some of the main principles and ideas in that book.
registration for the next mindset shifts masterclass is open from september 3rd through september 10th.
what is the mindset shifts masterclass?
if you study human psychology long enough, you realize that the root cause of most of our negative emotions are certain stories, beliefs, and assumptions we've acquired throughout our lives. these thoughts cause our perceptions to become distorted and lead us to act in ways we don't like. in order to find clarity and peace in our lives, we need to identify these mental patterns and change them, reframe them, or replace them.
for years, i've been interested in the best ways to accomplish this. turns out there are a variety of tools available, including stoic philosophy and cognitive behavioral therapy, which are two of my favorites.
the mindset shifts masterclass is a 6-week course i created that distills and simplifies many of the strategies i've learned over the years from a variety of different fields and philosophies. it's designed to help you let go of the stories that are holding you back, cultivate a mindset that helps you grow, and reprogram your mind for success. you can learn more here.
if you want a taste of what the masterclass is all about before jumping right into it, feel free to try out my free mini-course first. you'll get seven days worth of simple strategies emailed to you over the course of a week to help you get unstuck and find more clarity and purpose in your life.
note: the free mini-course is available year round but the masterclass only opens a few times a year. registration for this masterclass closes on september 10th. if you want to be notified when the next class opens, you can sign up at the bottom of this page.
leave me a review on itunes with your biggest takeaway (i read them all). or, drop me a comment below. i appreciate your feedback!
ruben chavez is a writer, personal development educator, and host of the think grow podcast. he has created a community of over 3 million readers across his collective platforms, including his popular instagram page thinkgrowprosper. along with this blog, these platforms are his way of inspiring and connecting with thoughtful, creative, and ambitious people just like you.


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Stipulation, subdivision, or a numbered part or section of a document, that clarifies, defines, or explains the subject matter. Clauses are the 'ifs,' 'buts,' and 'ands' of a contract, proposal, or statute.
The clause located in section 5 of the contract implicitly states that the school system bears no legal responsibility toward the students or parents when accidents happen outside of the property of the system.
The paperwork we signed when we bought our house included a peculiar clause stating that it should never be painted purple.
The sourcing manager for the company added a clause to the vendor's contract to outline additional terms that were not originally written into the document.
"One useful but fairly uncommon type of contract stipulation is a most-favored-customer clause. Under such an arrangement, no one gets a better price than this customer, or if someone else does then this customer's price drops to that level. This affects future negotiations (it makes things tougher on that customer's competition, and it gives the vendor an excuse not to negotiate with them, if that's what the vendor wants, since its hands are tied.) But it's then easier for that vendors rivals to target its customers, and harder for it to do the reverse. Sometimes this raises the price the vendor can charge, because each customer doesn't negotiate as much, assuming future customers will."

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stipulation, subdivision, or a numbered part or section of a document, that clarifies, defines, or explains the subject matter. clauses are the 'ifs,' 'buts,' and 'ands' of a contract, proposal, or statute.
the clause located in section 5 of the contract implicitly states that the school system bears no legal responsibility toward the students or parents when accidents happen outside of the property of the system.
the paperwork we signed when we bought our house included a peculiar clause stating that it should never be painted purple.
the sourcing manager for the company added a clause to the vendor's contract to outline additional terms that were not originally written into the document.
"one useful but fairly uncommon type of contract stipulation is a most-favored-customer clause. under such an arrangement, no one gets a better price than this customer, or if someone else does then this customer's price drops to that level. this affects future negotiations (it makes things tougher on that customer's competition, and it gives the vendor an excuse not to negotiate with them, if that's what the vendor wants, since its hands are tied.) but it's then easier for that vendors rivals to target its customers, and harder for it to do the reverse. sometimes this raises the price the vendor can charge, because each customer doesn't negotiate as much, assuming future customers will."


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There are worse vices than store-bought coffee. But your daily coffee habit adds up over time, causing a huge drain on your wallet.
With a little clever planning, you can still keep your coffee shop habit without breaking the bank. Here are some tried-and-tested coffee hacks in Singapore that will save you big bucks.
Places like Starbucks give you a small discount if you bring your own mug, tumbler, or thermos for them to top off. This not only adds up to more savings over time, but also helps the environment by conserving resources!
A great way to save money is to order in bulk by buying a pot or a French press., which serves several cups of coffee. This is cheaper than ordering coffee individually, especially if you plan on sticking around for hours. An even better way to save is to go as a group and split the cost of the coffee.
A good credit card should have rewards and privileges that suit your lifestyle. If you’re still searching for a credit card in Singapore, make sure to choose one that gives rebates and discounts for coffee purchases. The Citibank Cash Back Credit Card, for instance, gives 8% cashback at food and beverage outlets.
If there’s a particular coffee shop or coffee chain you frequent, it pays to sign up for their loyalty program. Besides getting a fancy card with your name on it, watch out for exclusive perks like product discounts, free gifts, and complimentary beverages on special occasions like your birthday.
Can’t live without that cup of Starbucks? Stock up on a bag of their store blends and fire up your coffee maker. Brewing your own coffee at home is cheaper than going the store-bought route. To ease yourself into the habit, buy in bulk from your regular shop and find a way to grind your own beans to your preferences.
Getting a regular iced coffee? Ask your barista to lessen the ice in your drink. Too much ice can water down your drink as it melts, diluting its flavor. By asking for just enough ice to keep things cool, you get more coffee for your money.
If you and a co-worker have the same taste in drinks, try ordering the largest size on the menu and splitting it between the two of you. You can save anywhere from a few cents to a few dollars compared to if you bought two separate beverages.
Score a cheap iced latte when you order an espresso over ice in a large cup. Fill up with the free milk on the condiments area on the way out!
At Starbucks, get a “Short” instead of a “Tall”. Not only is it cheaper; short capuccinos contain the same amount of espresso as a tall one.
Give these coffee hacks a try and see the difference it makes to your budget!
15 Free Coffees at Starbucks in Singapore – Available Now!

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there are worse vices than store-bought coffee. but your daily coffee habit adds up over time, causing a huge drain on your wallet.
with a little clever planning, you can still keep your coffee shop habit without breaking the bank. here are some tried-and-tested coffee hacks in singapore that will save you big bucks.
places like starbucks give you a small discount if you bring your own mug, tumbler, or thermos for them to top off. this not only adds up to more savings over time, but also helps the environment by conserving resources!
a great way to save money is to order in bulk by buying a pot or a french press., which serves several cups of coffee. this is cheaper than ordering coffee individually, especially if you plan on sticking around for hours. an even better way to save is to go as a group and split the cost of the coffee.
a good credit card should have rewards and privileges that suit your lifestyle. if you’re still searching for a credit card in singapore, make sure to choose one that gives rebates and discounts for coffee purchases. the citibank cash back credit card, for instance, gives 8% cashback at food and beverage outlets.
if there’s a particular coffee shop or coffee chain you frequent, it pays to sign up for their loyalty program. besides getting a fancy card with your name on it, watch out for exclusive perks like product discounts, free gifts, and complimentary beverages on special occasions like your birthday.
can’t live without that cup of starbucks? stock up on a bag of their store blends and fire up your coffee maker. brewing your own coffee at home is cheaper than going the store-bought route. to ease yourself into the habit, buy in bulk from your regular shop and find a way to grind your own beans to your preferences.
getting a regular iced coffee? ask your barista to lessen the ice in your drink. too much ice can water down your drink as it melts, diluting its flavor. by asking for just enough ice to keep things cool, you get more coffee for your money.
if you and a co-worker have the same taste in drinks, try ordering the largest size on the menu and splitting it between the two of you. you can save anywhere from a few cents to a few dollars compared to if you bought two separate beverages.
score a cheap iced latte when you order an espresso over ice in a large cup. fill up with the free milk on the condiments area on the way out!
at starbucks, get a “short” instead of a “tall”. not only is it cheaper; short capuccinos contain the same amount of espresso as a tall one.
give these coffee hacks a try and see the difference it makes to your budget!
15 free coffees at starbucks in singapore – available now!


text: Texan Wire Wheels 17″ ’84s® Giraffe Poke® G18 30 Spoke Elbow® wire wheels for late model cars, classic cars, vintage cars, street rods, hot rods, and low riders. Direct bolt on wheels for most 1978-1989 Cadillac vehicles. The wheels will fit most FWD vehicles with a bolt pattern of 5on4.5, 5.5, or 5on4.75. This is a set of 4 wheels with nonagon logo caps to install.

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It's logical for a band from the U.K. that's been compared to Coldplay and Snow Patrol and received more than a thousand spins for their first single on Sirius-XM's Alt Nation channel to move to the U.S. seeking stateside success. But Phoenix seems like an unlikely relocation choice compared with places like Los Angeles and New York City.
But apparently not to melodic rockers A Silent Film, who recently moved to the Valley from Oxford and will play a show at Martini Ranch in Scottsdale on Friday, July 1. And judging by the piano-driven gems on the band's debut album, The City That Sleeps, they're well worth checking out.
was released in the U.K. in 2008, and is just now being issued stateside. But A Silent Film's first single, "You Will Leave a Mark," has already charted on Sirius-XM's Alt Nation channel and was featured as an iTunes Discovery Download, resulting in more than 200,000 downloads.
Check out the video for "You Will Leave a Mark" below, and check out A Silent Film at the Martini Ranch in Scottsdale on Friday, July 1. Boy Hits Car, and Soul Power are also on the bill.

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it's logical for a band from the u.k. that's been compared to coldplay and snow patrol and received more than a thousand spins for their first single on sirius-xm's alt nation channel to move to the u.s. seeking stateside success. but phoenix seems like an unlikely relocation choice compared with places like los angeles and new york city.
but apparently not to melodic rockers a silent film, who recently moved to the valley from oxford and will play a show at martini ranch in scottsdale on friday, july 1. and judging by the piano-driven gems on the band's debut album, the city that sleeps, they're well worth checking out.
was released in the u.k. in 2008, and is just now being issued stateside. but a silent film's first single, "you will leave a mark," has already charted on sirius-xm's alt nation channel and was featured as an itunes discovery download, resulting in more than 200,000 downloads.
check out the video for "you will leave a mark" below, and check out a silent film at the martini ranch in scottsdale on friday, july 1. boy hits car, and soul power are also on the bill.