...my country. I am proud to say that I am an Indian. India has many claims to fame. India got Independence on 15th August 1947 from the British rule. Of all the countries in Asia, India is die biggest democratic country. It is surrounded on three sides by ocean and sea, while die north is dominated by the world’s youngest, however, highest mountains called the Himalayas.At the foot of the Himalayas runs the country’s most prestigious, sacred river, the Ganges. Under its influence, the northern part of die country has become one of the most fertile lands in the world. My country is a tourists' delight. The Taj Mahal, Fatehpur Sikri, The Qutab and the Red Fort are a few of the many wonders which attract people from all over the world. Kashmir has been described as a paradise on earth. The country of mountains, valleys, rivers and lakes is a fit abode for the gods. Ooty, Nilgiris and the temples of South India, as also Kajuraho, Ajanta and Ellora caves are the places one can boast of. My country is run by a government, elected by the people by vote. The parliament makes rules and takes decisions in all important matters, local and international, in the interest of the public. India is now the sixth Big Power country in the world. It is a secular state where all religions are respected equally. India believes in peace and prosperity. Many great men and women were born in India. They brought glory and pride to their countrymen. We salute those immortal...
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...Before we learn about the unlikely and apparently rapid rise of The West during the 19th and 20th centuries, it’s important to understand the powerful empires of the early modern world between 1500 and 1800. Some readers may be surprised to learn about the wealth, thriving global trade, and dominant manufacturing production in Asia that held sway until at least the end of the 18th century. Throughout much of this era, Europe was, in contrast to Asia, an unimpressive backwater of small countries and kingdoms. But Europe’s “discovery” of the Americas and an ocean route to Asia, just before the year 1500, changed all that. The West gradually worked its way into the global economy and planted the seeds for its imperial rise and eventual dominance over most of the modern world. After 1500, world regions—such as West Africa, East Asia, and South America—fused together into one global trade system. For the first time in history, each region of the world now interacted with the others. For example, enslaved African labor was used in South American plantations to sell cheap sugar to Europe. Silver from Mexico bought loans for Spain, and that same silver ended up in China to buy silk or porcelain for Europeans. And so on. A new global system emerged, forged of uneven relationships, in which a small part of the world, Europe, successfully exploited the world’s human and natural resources to its advantage. This was Globalization 1.0. Historians disagree on exactly when European empires began...
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...Slavery. It has been here since the beginning of civilization, and still is present to this day. As contradictory as it may seem, people have been using each other as property for a very long time. This horrible invention has been applied in several different countries all over the world. Over this time span, several different kinds of slavery have been established. Slavery has made an everlasting impact on the world today. Because of slavery we now have social, man-created concepts, such as race, gender, and class. Slavery has benefitted and disadvantaged many people of this day and time. Slavery is the main reason for the dispersal of African peoples, also known as the African Diaspora. As mentioned earlier, slavery was present almost everywhere. The main areas that affected the African Diaspora were Africa itself, the New World, and the Indian Ocean. Slavery in Africa started in approximately the 7th century and it was over religious reasons. Arab Muslims and Europeans traded in West, Central, and East Africa. Slavery existed in some of Africa’s earliest organized societies. The buying and selling of slaves were regular activities in cities along the Nile River. In Africa, early slavery resulted from warring groups taking captives. The treatment of slavery in Africa was variable. Many societies recognized slaves as merely property and some saw them as dependants who eventually might be integrated into the families of slave owners, because of this slavery was...
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...My interest for mechanical engineering unraveled in my childhood days when I broke open my favorite remote controlled car, since I was so desperate to know how things worked, but undermined the repercussions that I might not play with it again. That became the wind that set my voyage for the challenging journey of learning about machines, cars and new things. With this in mind, I started studying for engineering entrance examinations. My efforts bore fruits when I was selected as one of the 0.3% from over 150,000 students across India in one of the most competitive entrance examinations in India –Vellore Institute of Technology Engineering Entrance Examination(VITEEE) to pursue their most prestigious ABET, USA accredited program in mechanical...
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...THE UNIVERSITY THE UNIVERSITY OF LAHORE ENTREPRENUER Recognizing Opportunities and Generating Ideas To: Ma’am Samra By: Fatima Mehboob Amna Mishal Sundus Naeem Zeeshan Sheikh Batch: MBA1Y02123 Entrepreneur: Recognizing opportunities and Generating Ideas There are two ways to identify an opportunity 1. Problem Solving: Sometimes identifying opportunities simply involves noticing a problem & finding a way to solve it. These problems can be pinpointed though observing trends & through more simple means, such as intuition or chance. 2. Observing Trends: The first approach to identifying opportunities is to observe trends & study how they create opportunities for entrepreneurs to pursue. Examples of Problem Solving Business: 1. Naseeb Networks provides leading community, communications and e-commerce services to underserved Internet markets. The company currently enjoys a leadership position in its target markets including online recruitment (www.rozee.pk), social networking (www.naseeb.com) and classifieds related services for Pakistan and its associated diaspora community. The company commenced operations in 2003 with a seed round from angel investors including founders and executives from Paypal, LinkedIn, Excite and Cisco. Naseeb Networks has been profitable since 2004 and currently has 42 employees at offices in Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad and San Jose. 2. NayaTel (Pvt) Ltd. (NTL)...
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...projects that would be treated as true icons, reference points for creativity and ingenuity and take its corporate responsibility to a new level in the real estate development sector of the country. Vision The company envisages to be one of the most valuable lifestyle developers in the country and place its corporate identity somewhere beyond mere real estate development. It aims to have development schemes in the most desirable and exclusive locations and to build such schemes to a high quality specification that would become synonymous with the group. Message from the Management of SANMAR GROUP The Real Estate Industry has changed dramatically over the past few years, both locally and globally. In this difficult period and for the world ahead, we know how to position our company while preserving the value of our business portfolio....
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...Ashkenaz descent. Although both cultures are very diverse and have separate communities, they follow the same religious guidelines and rules. However, Sephardic Jewry originated mainly from Spanish and Arab countries while Ashkenazic Jewry originated mainly from European countries and Russia. The most scholarly advanced of the Jews over the last hundred years are those of Iraqi descent which produced prestigious rabbis such as Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, Rabbi Yitzchak Kaduri and Rabbi Mordechai Eliyahu. Many of todays great Iraqi Jewish Rabbis are not just of Iraqi descent but were even born in Baghdad, Iraq. Many Regard Rabbi Ovadia Yosef as the greatest Rabbi of the last one hundred years. Rabbi Ovadia Yosef was born on September 20, 1920 in Baghdad, Iraq. Rabbi Ovadia Yosef attained his incredibly high level of knowledge through vigorous study and a top-notch education starting from a young age. As a teenager Rabbi Ovadia Yosef studied at Porat Yosef Yeshiva, which till today is considered to be the most prominent Sephardic Yeshiva for producing future rabbinic leaders. This prestigious yeshiva is located in the Old City of Jerusalem. It can be compared to a minor league farm system in baseball that produces the top prospects. Rabbi Ovadia Yosef quickly rose to the highest-level lecture taught by Syrian born Rabbi Ezra Attiah. Rav Ovadia Yosef received rabbinic ordination at the astonishingly young age of twenty. In 1947, Rabbi Ovadia Yosef went to Cairo, Egypt to serve as a judge...
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...I am the second child of seven siblings and a first-generation college student. My older sister currently attends the University of Iowa with plans to attend law school. The five others in my family range from middle school to elementary school-aged children. I plan to attend Simpson College in Indianola to receive a bachelor's degree in biology and to study pre-chiropractic care. After Simpson, I plan to enroll in the class of 2024 at Palmer in Davenport to finish my studies in chiropractic care. I then hope to one day open my own practice near my hometown of Mount Vernon and support the community that has raised me and brought me to where I am today. If someone were to ask who Blaine Schumacher is, I believe their response to be that he is...
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...The King Debate Disadvantages NASA and the Russian Federal Space agency are two of the most successful space agencies in the world. They have been capable of successfully launching rockets into the stratosphere, spending large sums of money to make this fantasy come true. Not criticizing their accomplishments, but I do believe that this is just a waste of time. Let’s start with the United States. The United States has managed to send about 12 American men to the moon, to this day they are still spending money to try and get more people on the moon and explore new planets. Knowing this, America’s economy is getting worse and worse. Taxes are going up and that doesn’t really seem to do anything or make a difference because Americans don’t want to spend more money on taxes. As of October 13th 2013, America’s debt has increased by 328 billion dollars in a single day surpassing 17 trillion dollars for the first time. Now, if America has so much time to somehow acquire money that can send astronauts up to space, it would be very considerate if they thought of using that money to get America out of this 17 trillion dollar predicament. Another point is that, money is better used to help the people of their own country have or live better lives. We know that us humans exist but we don't know if these so called "space creators" exist so why bother. If there are things out there they don't hurt us. We people in your country we are like family and you have to help family because family...
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...Single Malt Scotch Whiskey HADM 3500 - Spring 2015 Chris Vanderkleed History of Whisky (read best with a glass of Lagavulin 16) Whisky has a rich history and has been distilled for centuries throughout the world. It is often thought that the distilling process was brought to Scotland by Christian Missionaries, but the Highland farmers would of course dispute this and rather attribute it to their own ingenuity. The first record of distillation in Scotland occurred in 1494 as an entry in the Exchequer Rolls states, “Eight bolls of malt to Friar John Cor wherewith to make aqua vitae”. There is some debate as to whether the name “whisky” derives from “usquebaugh” or the gaelic “uisge beatha”, both meaning “water of life”, much like Latin’s “aqua vitae”. The Scottish government first capitalized on the popularity of whisky in 1644, imposing their first tax on spirits. This was obviously not well received and many distilleries resorted to illegal production and a black market of sorts was formed. It was not until 1824 when the first legal distilling license was given to George Smith who would go on to found the Glenlivet. What is Whisky? A whisky, by definition, is an alcoholic beverage distilled from fermented grain mash. This grain mash can be rye, corn, wheat, and most commonly, barley. Additionally, whisky is usually aged in wooden casks, typically made from charred white oak. According to the 2009 Scotch Whisky Regulations, single malt whisky is whisky produced from...
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... Jerry Bruckheimer produced the film, and the film director was Verbinski Gore. The two have worked consistently and made sure that the movie has been a success in the world. The movie curse of the black pearl had two music composers who were Hans Zimmer, who was the producer and Klaus Badelt, who was the composer. In this document, we are going to look at only two personalities that include the writer and the director in the play. These people are Verbinski Gore and Klaus. Klaus was of the German nationality and composer of the movie Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl. He was born in 1968 in Frankfurt. He was an original music composer. His first works were in the film industry back at is original home ground. His work received admirable attention, and soon he became a super rising star. He contributed to some of the major Hollywood movies. His first work was when he made the movie ‘time machine’. Gore Verbinski is an American-based film director born in 1964 in USA Tennessee. He started his career as a guitar in a local band and also was a film actor in maker films he played with his friends (Parrill 111). He later developed his passion fin the film industry and this move made him sell his guitar and bought a camera. He then attended a prestigious filmmaking...
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...10 July 2014 National SC restrains States on remission for life convicts The Supreme Court restrained all State governments from releasing life convicts exercising their remission powers. A five-judge Constitution Bench comprising Chief Justice R.M. Lodha and Justices J.S. Khehar, J. Chelameswar, A.K. Sikri and Rohinton Nariman passed the restraint order till July 22, when the matter relating to the release of life convicts in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case would be taken up for hearing. Bollywood to open up for Canadian filmmakers The Bollywood market could soon open up on a large scale to Canadian filmmakers, with the coming into force of the Canada-India Audiovisual Coproduction Treaty, which will enable film producers of both the countries to utilise a common platform for collaboration on various facets of film-making. The agreement was signed by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting and the Canadian High Commissioner earlier this year. It is expected to benefit producers from both the countries and allow them to combine their creative, technical and financial resources for co-production. CBI quizzes Andhra governor in Agusta chopper deal probe The CBI recorded the statement of former Intelligence Bureau director and Andhra Pradesh governor E S L Narasimhan as a witness in its probe into the AgustaWestland VVIP chopper deal. Senior official to handle PMO's media affairs The Modi government and BJP are planning a major media outreach with a...
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...Smaller educational facilities dot the Shenandoah Valley plus the prestigious University of Virginia lies just across the mountain. The Rockingham County Fair, celebrating its vibrant agricultural heritage, is known as the best county fair in the Virginia. Harrisonburg is a town that mixes the old and the new. Just a short drive south in Dayton, Bridgewater, and Stuarts Draft are communities of old and new order Mennonites. “The Mennonites, theological cousins of the Amish, have lived in the Harrisonburg, Va., area since the middle of the eighteenth century. Pockets of traditional Mennonites dot the area — those who don “plain dress” and travel via horse-and-buggy — as does as a larger population of assimilated Mennonites, who wear contemporary clothes and use current technology. (Janie Tankard Carnock, 12-05-2016)”...
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.... Luxury Brand Target: Hip Hop Community According to Diddy, "I'm not just a celebrity endorser, I'm a brand builder. I'm a luxury brand builder." CIROC ADS Hip Hop Liquor: Three Of Hip Hop’s Most Cherished Brands For years now, rappers have dabbled in everything from clothing lines to the opening of restaurants. But by far the most profitable endeavor has been in the liquor business. RefinedHype.com highlights three popular liquor brands that have received much love in the Hip Hop community and the artists who helped the brands excel. Top 3 • Ciroc • Conjure Cognac • Hennessey http://www.refinedhype.com/hyped/entry/hip-hop-liquor/ Ciroc Vodka is one of the hottest brands in America. The tony alcoholic brand — endorsed by Sean “Diddy ” Combs — has been named one of the nation’s hottest brands by Advertising Age. “Made in France, Cîroc vodka … is one of the first vodkas made from fine French grapes, mauzac blanc and ugni blanc, and it is distilled five times, but what really sets this brand apart are its street credentials,” the brand mag wrote. “ This is a huge honor for us to be included in this illustrious list,” says Diddy, Ciroc Brand Manager/CMO. “It shows that Ciroc Ultra Premium Vodka is a brand America loves and hard work pays off!” Ciroc Vodka – Most Popular Recipes Ciroc Vodka – Most Popular Recipes Ciroc Coconut – Popular Recipe This is a hot one: This might be a good opportunity to cross promote with Dole – Pineapple...
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...admitted to the city’s prestigious School of Fine Arts (Biography.com Editors, 2015). Picasso skipped class so he can roam the streets of Madrid, to which he would sketch what he observed. Because Picasso lived in the poor section of Madrid, he saw many things on the streets that would later heavily influence his later work from beggars asking for money and food to prostitutes trying to earn money for their families. As a student in 1898, Picasso and his colleague, Pallares, became aware of the war between Spain and Cuba when they visited the market town of Gandesa. They were both appalled to see the wretch state the soldiers were in, barefooted and in dirty rags (McCully, 22). What really triggered Picasso into his famous “Blue Period” and fully showcase in his art, his empathy for his fellow man was when Carlos Casagemas had committed suicide. This tragic event was not the first time Picasso had lost someone close to him as Picasso's seven-year old sister, Conchita, died of diphtheria right before Picasso’s family moved to Barcelona (McCully, 28). In 1902, a letter was sent to Picasso that describes his work in the blue period as “there is too much and no form”. During Picasso’s Blue Period, the birth of a painting featuring a tragedy event theme was born. “The Tragedy” was made 1903 as oil on wood painting. This painting features three figures standing near the sea painted almost exclusively in a blue shade. Blue signifies deep and cold like an ocean along with misery and despair...
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