Re: [ ::: ♥Keep_Mailing♥ ::: ]™ Group A Parents and Group B Children

well said.  

On Sat, Jul 30, 2016 at 10:18 AM, Junaid Tahir <mjunaidtahir@gmail.com> wrote:

Years back, poor

​and ​

illiterate  parents produced

​ ​

Doctors, Engineers,

​ ​

Scientists

​, ​

Accountants,

​ ​

Lawyers,

​ ​

Architects,

 Professors -  whom I will refer to as Group A.

These Group A Children struggled on their own after Primary 6 or Grade 12, to become notable personalities. Most of the

​​

m

​:
​

​ ​

• trekked to school barefooted
• went to farms
• ​f​etched water and firewood
• cared for domesticated animals
• did some work including trading after school to survive.

Now Group 'A' ,who have now become Parents themselves are producing  Group 'B'  Children

​.These group B children are

​​

• pampered
• helped in their homeworks or home assignments from nursery school through secondary schools to higher institutions.
• chauffeur driven to very expensive schools or are sent abroad to study. 
• they can watch movies from morning till dawn after school.
• they are treated like baby kings and queens.
• they don't do any household chores.
• Food is put on the table for them,
• their plates are removed and washed by parents or house maids.
• They are given expensive cars and clothes,
• not forgetting *big pocket monies to be wasted* !!!.
• Their parents help them in doing their assignments.

  In spite of all these, only few can *speak* or *write* correctly. 

Group 'A' Parents  cared for their own *parents* and *children*, Group 'B',their Children are still *struggling to find their feet at age 30+*.‼
They find it difficult to do things on their own because they are used to being helped to think and doing things by Group 'A'. So they can't help themselves, their parents or the society. THEY ABANDON THEIR PARENTS IN THEIR BID TO ACQUIRE THE WORLD

Where do you belong

• Reduce the pampering and the unnecessary help you offer your children.
• Let your children grow in wisdom, intelligence and strength.
• Let them face the truth and the realities of life. Teach them to grow  to become independent adults.
  
• Teach them to
  ​ ​
  fear God,
• ​Teach them​
  respect others
  
• develop confidence in themselves.

​Discipline your children to become disciplined adults, *useful* and not *useless.​

​Picture Credit ​

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Subject: {Desi_Pardesi} TRADITIONAL WEDDING
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Weddings. That one event where two beautiful people announce their union by
calling a number of random people as witnesses. Well, I might be
trivialising it a little but that's the gist of it, isn't it? What one
cannot deny is that they are an absolute visual treat and in India, being
home to thousands of wonderful traditions, it's never a dull affair. But
beyond the common chapel weddings and the amazingly loud Punjabi weddings
that we encounter more often than usual, there are many other kinds that we
might not have experienced yet. Here are some of the most beautiful wedding
attires from around the world that show what a visual treat weddings are.
1. The Avar bride, a Caucasus native ethnic group living in the Russian
republic of Dagestan

[image: 28 Stunning Pictures Of Traditional Wedding Attire From Around The
World]
<http://www.fropky.com/incredible-moments-from-india-couture-week-2016-vt62818.html>
2. The Bedouin wedding veil in Israel

[image: 28 Stunning Pictures Of Traditional Wedding Attire From Around The
World]
<http://www.fropky.com/incredible-moments-from-india-couture-week-2016-vt62818.html>
3. Traditional Chinese wedding attire

[image: 28 Stunning Pictures Of Traditional Wedding Attire From Around The
World]
<http://www.fropky.com/incredible-moments-from-india-couture-week-2016-vt62818.html>
4. A wonderfully colourful couple from a wedding in Ghana

[image: 28 Stunning Pictures Of Traditional Wedding Attire From Around The
World]
<http://www.fropky.com/incredible-moments-from-india-couture-week-2016-vt62818.html>
5. A bride from the Gora region between Kosovo and Macedonia. Just look how
intricate that artwork is!

[image: 28 Stunning Pictures Of Traditional Wedding Attire From Around The
World]
<http://www.fropky.com/incredible-moments-from-india-couture-week-2016-vt62818.html>
6. A Hamar woman from Ethiopia, although she doesn't seem too pleased

[image: 28 Stunning Pictures Of Traditional Wedding Attire From Around The
World]
<http://www.fropky.com/incredible-moments-from-india-couture-week-2016-vt62818.html>
7. The Hutsuls from the Carpathian mountains in Ukraine

[image: 28 Stunning Pictures Of Traditional Wedding Attire From Around The
World]
<http://www.fropky.com/incredible-moments-from-india-couture-week-2016-vt62818.html>
8. You recognise this one quite well, don't you? A traditional Indian
wedding

[image: 28 Stunning Pictures Of Traditional Wedding Attire From Around The
World]
<http://www.fropky.com/incredible-moments-from-india-couture-week-2016-vt62818.html>
9. Indonesians have a number of different cultures and a number of ways to
celebrate,
just like India. This one from Jakarta is one of our favourites.

[image: 28 Stunning Pictures Of Traditional Wedding Attire From Around The
World]
<http://www.fropky.com/incredible-moments-from-india-couture-week-2016-vt62818.html>
10. A traditional Japanese wedding with the bride in white, symbolising
purity

[image: 28 Stunning Pictures Of Traditional Wedding Attire From Around The
World]
<http://www.fropky.com/incredible-moments-from-india-couture-week-2016-vt62818.html>
11. A Javanese wedding that reminds you a bit of Sindhi weddings.
Their love for the colour gold is common, isn't it?

[image: 28 Stunning Pictures Of Traditional Wedding Attire From Around The
World]
<http://www.fropky.com/incredible-moments-from-india-couture-week-2016-vt62818.html>
12. A traditional Korean royal wedding costume known as Hanbok

[image: 28 Stunning Pictures Of Traditional Wedding Attire From Around The
World]
<http://www.fropky.com/incredible-moments-from-india-couture-week-2016-vt62818.html>
13. A Maasai wedding in Kenya where the bride is required to decorate her
face and body with colourful shells and beads. It is during the wedding
party where she lifts her veil and shows her beautiful self to the world

[image: 28 Stunning Pictures Of Traditional Wedding Attire From Around The
World]
<http://www.fropky.com/incredible-moments-from-india-couture-week-2016-vt62818.html>
14. A Malay wedding held as per the Muslim tradition

[image: 28 Stunning Pictures Of Traditional Wedding Attire From Around The
World]
<http://www.fropky.com/incredible-moments-from-india-couture-week-2016-vt62818.html>
15. A gorgeous Mexican bride

[image: 28 Stunning Pictures Of Traditional Wedding Attire From Around The
World]
<http://www.fropky.com/incredible-moments-from-india-couture-week-2016-vt62818.html>
16. A Nigerian wedding ceremony would often have the women wearing a
massive "head tie" known as Gele

[image: 28 Stunning Pictures Of Traditional Wedding Attire From Around The
World]
<http://www.fropky.com/incredible-moments-from-india-couture-week-2016-vt62818.html>
17. A Romanian bride from the Oas region

[image: 28 Stunning Pictures Of Traditional Wedding Attire From Around The
World]
<http://www.fropky.com/incredible-moments-from-india-couture-week-2016-vt62818.html>
18. A Palembang wedding from Indonesia is an extravagant affair

[image: 28 Stunning Pictures Of Traditional Wedding Attire From Around The
World]
<http://www.fropky.com/incredible-moments-from-india-couture-week-2016-vt62818.html>
19. A traditional Peruvian bride in a valley near Cuzco, Peru

[image: 28 Stunning Pictures Of Traditional Wedding Attire From Around The
World]
<http://www.fropky.com/incredible-moments-from-india-couture-week-2016-vt62818.html>
20. A Polish wedding with lots of ponchos and many more flowers

[image: 28 Stunning Pictures Of Traditional Wedding Attire From Around The
World]
<http://www.fropky.com/incredible-moments-from-india-couture-week-2016-vt62818.html>
21. A Rashaida bride from Eritrea and northeast Sudan

[image: 28 Stunning Pictures Of Traditional Wedding Attire From Around The
World]
<http://www.fropky.com/incredible-moments-from-india-couture-week-2016-vt62818.html>
22. A traditional couple from the Ribnovo region in Southwest Bulgaria

[image: 28 Stunning Pictures Of Traditional Wedding Attire From Around The
World]
<http://www.fropky.com/incredible-moments-from-india-couture-week-2016-vt62818.html>
23. A fruit cake. Err, I mean a traditional bridal costume
from Schaumburg-lippe, Germany

[image: 28 Stunning Pictures Of Traditional Wedding Attire From Around The
World]
<http://www.fropky.com/incredible-moments-from-india-couture-week-2016-vt62818.html>
24. A lovely Scottish wedding where the groom is expected to show as much
skin as the bride

[image: 28 Stunning Pictures Of Traditional Wedding Attire From Around The
World]
<http://www.fropky.com/incredible-moments-from-india-couture-week-2016-vt62818.html>
25. This is what a newly married Sri-Lankan couple look like

[image: 28 Stunning Pictures Of Traditional Wedding Attire From Around The
World]
<http://www.fropky.com/incredible-moments-from-india-couture-week-2016-vt62818.html>
26. A traditional Tibetan bride, almost impossible to spot

[image: 28 Stunning Pictures Of Traditional Wedding Attire From Around The
World]
<http://www.fropky.com/incredible-moments-from-india-couture-week-2016-vt62818.html>
27. Beautiful wedding attire from Turkmenistan

[image: 28 Stunning Pictures Of Traditional Wedding Attire From Around The
World]
<http://www.fropky.com/incredible-moments-from-india-couture-week-2016-vt62818.html>
28. A traditional Yemenite bride wears some rather elaborate headgear to
ward off evil

[image: 28 Stunning Pictures Of Traditional Wedding Attire From Around The
World]
<http://www.fropky.com/incredible-moments-from-india-couture-week-2016-vt62818.html>

Wonderful, aren't they?

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Re: Jankee Subramanian [ ::: ♥Keep_Mailing♥ ::: ]™ Hello

​I am very well.  Thank you for asking.

On 29 July 2016 at 12:33, Janakee Subramanian <thayani2007@gmail.com> wrote:

Such a nice post.  How are you sir? God bless.

On Fri, Jul 29, 2016 at 1:01 PM, Hitesh Shah <confusdesi@gmail.com> wrote:

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[ ::: ♥Keep_Mailing♥ ::: ]™ Group A Parents and Group B Children

Years back, poor

​and ​

illiterate  parents produced

​ ​

Doctors, Engineers,

​ ​

Scientists

​, ​

Accountants,

​ ​

Lawyers,

​ ​

Architects,

 Professors -  whom I will refer to as Group A.

These Group A Children struggled on their own after Primary 6 or Grade 12, to become notable personalities. Most of the

​​

m

​:
​

​ ​

• trekked to school barefooted
• went to farms
• ​f​etched water and firewood
• cared for domesticated animals
• did some work including trading after school to survive.

Now Group 'A' ,who have now become Parents themselves are producing  Group 'B'  Children

​.These group B children are

​​

• pampered
• helped in their homeworks or home assignments from nursery school through secondary schools to higher institutions.
• chauffeur driven to very expensive schools or are sent abroad to study. 
• they can watch movies from morning till dawn after school.
• they are treated like baby kings and queens.
• they don't do any household chores.
• Food is put on the table for them,
• their plates are removed and washed by parents or house maids.
• They are given expensive cars and clothes,
• not forgetting *big pocket monies to be wasted* !!!.
• Their parents help them in doing their assignments.

  In spite of all these, only few can *speak* or *write* correctly. 

Group 'A' Parents  cared for their own *parents* and *children*, Group 'B',their Children are still *struggling to find their feet at age 30+*.‼
They find it difficult to do things on their own because they are used to being helped to think and doing things by Group 'A'. So they can't help themselves, their parents or the society. THEY ABANDON THEIR PARENTS IN THEIR BID TO ACQUIRE THE WORLD

Where do you belong

• Reduce the pampering and the unnecessary help you offer your children.
• Let your children grow in wisdom, intelligence and strength.
• Let them face the truth and the realities of life. Teach them to grow  to become independent adults.
  
• Teach them to
  ​ ​
  fear God,
• ​Teach them​
  respect others
  
• develop confidence in themselves.

​Discipline your children to become disciplined adults, *useful* and not *useless.​

​Picture Credit ​

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[ ::: ♥Keep_Mailing♥ ::: ]™ New Artificial Pancreas for Diabetics Nears FDA Approval

Diabetes plagues millions of people around the world, but treatment techniques have improved in the last decades so its prognosis is not quite as grim as it once was. In all of its forms, diabetes has become a treatable disease. This is much to the thanks of the discovery of insulin and its effects on regulating blood glucose levels. Medtronic, a medical technology company, has created an artificial pancreas to automize insulin injections and it is nearing FDA approval.

The MiniMed 670g monitors the user's blood glucose levels on a small device that fits around the waistband. This device then can sense a rise in sugar levels triggering automatic delivery of insulin to regulate the patient's system, according to Newsweek. Users can choose to be alerted to the injection, or they can simply trust the device to do its job.

Aside from the glucose sensor attached to the patient, there is also an insulin pump patch that is able to inject highly specific amounts of insulin doses to each patient per the machine's input. As trials have begun for the use of the device, patients are loving the autonomy it presents back into their lives along with the lack of worry about subsequent hypoglycemic attacks.

Less than 30% of adults with Type 1 diabetes are able to maintain their blood sugar levels on their own, according to Bloomberg, which is what makes this device so necessary. Medtronic has tested the device with 124 patients over the course of 6 months seeing no adverse side effects and the technology working according to specifications. Completion of this testing has now led the company to submit applications for approval from the FDA, and it hopefully will be coming soon.

Source: interestingengineering

Junaid Tahir 
www.DailyTenMinutes.com

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Re: [ ::: ♥Keep_Mailing♥ ::: ]™ Rajinikant-Journey From A Bus Conductor To Becoming India’s Highest Paid Superstar

He is an inspiration to the youngsters.  God bless.

On Fri, Jul 29, 2016 at 10:53 PM, 'DR. MAHESH' via Keep_Mailing <keep_mailing@googlegroups.com> wrote:

 

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Superstar Rajinikant, who is fondly known as Thalaivaa, is way more than just an actor, he is almost considered as a God especially when it comes to his huge fan following down South.     He is the most bankable superstar, always earning record-breaking collection at the box-office. Rajinikant's latest release 'Kabali' is already houseful, despite the advance booking of tickets, people were in the lines from midnight in the hope of film's ticket. 'Kabali' hit 400 screens in the US, which is the biggest release for a Rajinikant movie. In the US or Japan, things were no different. Rajinikant has a huge fan base in both the countries.     On the occasion of Rajinikant's latest release 'Kabali' we bring his life journey as how a modest Bus Conductor Becoming India's Highest Paid Actor.     Rajinikant was born as Shivaji Rao Gaekwad on December 12, 1950 in a Marathi family in Bangalore. He was named after the Maratha warrior, Chhatrapati Shivaji. Rajinikant was the fourth child of Jijabai and Ramojirao Gaekwad, who was a police constable. In the initial years of his childhood and youth, he struggled a lot due to financial issues. When he was nine years old, he lost his mother, to support his family he also had to coolie.     As a child, he was studious and "mischievous" with a great interest in cricket, football and basketball. It was during this time he began acting in plays at the math. His aspiration towards theatre grew at the math and was once given an opportunity to enact the role of Ekalavya's friend from the Hindu epic Mahabharata.     At the start of his career, he took up a number of odd jobs including being a carpenter and a coolie. He was later employed by Bangalore Transport Service (BTS), where he worked as a bus conductor. Even as a  conductor he knew how to entertain and pull a crowd with his unique style. He was very famous among the passengers and other bus conductors due to his unique style of ticketing and to whistle.     To saw his style, Rajni's friend suggest him to left the job and join the Madras Film Institute. It was during this time that he came across an advert for acting classes at the Madras Film Institute and decided to join against the wishes of his family. His friend and co-worker Raj Bahadur supported him financially during his course.     During one of his onstage performances at the institute,Tamil film director K Balachander noticed him and advised him to learn Tamil, which Rajinikant followed without delay. Rajinikant was given an acting break by K Balachander in his Tamil movie titled 'Apoorva Raagangal' in 1975, with Kamal Haasan and Srividya in the lead. The movie was well received and went on to win three National Awards. The following year he forayed into Kannada films with 'Katha Sangama', directed by Puttanna Kanagal.     Director S. P. Muthuraman revamped Rajinikant's onscreen image entirely and first experimented with him in 'Bhuvana Oru Kelvikkuri' (1977) in a slightly negative role in the first half of he film and later as a protagonist. Soon after, J. Mahendran's 'Mullum Malarum' established Rajinikant in Tamil cinema.     Banking in on the success of 'Bhuvana Oru Kelvikkuri', Muthuraman made melodrama 'Aarilirunthu Arubathu Varai', where Rajinikant played a hero who sacrifices everything for his siblings. This was the turning point in his career, where he went from an actor to a performer who not only enthralled his audience but moved them to tears.     Between 1975 to 1977, Rajinikant took up a number of villainous roles in films like '16 Vayadhinilae', 'Moondru Mudichu' and 'Avargal'. Towards the end of the 80s, Rajinikant had gained immense popularity down South. During this phase of his career, Rajinikant abruptly chose to quit acting, but was coaxed back.     He made a comeback with 'Billa', which was remake of Bollywood film, 'Don'. His double role made the film a huge commercial success. 'Billa' was followed by a row of hits like 'Murattukaalai', 'Pokkiri Raja', 'Thanikattu Raja', 'Naan Mahaan Alla', 'Pudukavithai' and 'Moondru Mugam'. K. Balachander's first home production, 'Netrikan' proved to be yet another milestone in Rajinikant's career.     In 1983, Rajinikant made his Bollywood debut with 'Andha Kanoon' along with Amitabh Bachchan and Hema Malini. The film was well received and went on to become the highest-grossing film at that time. Since their first film together, Rajinikant and Amitabh Bachchan have shared a great friendship and worked together in Hindi films such as 'Geraftaar' and 'Hum'. His other Bollywood movies were 'Chalbaaz' , 'Insaaniyat Ke Devta', 'Gangvaa', 'John Jani Janardhan', and many more.     'Basha' went on to become a huge blockbuster and gained cult status, making him a demigod to his fans and followers. His film 'Muthu' was the first Tamil film to be dubbed into Japanese as 'Muthu: The Dancing Maharajah' became very popular in Japan.     As an actor his biggest USP is his Style, sense of humor and great comic timing. As Amitabh Bachchan is known for his Sharabi act likewise Rajinikant is famous for his signature style. Which he repeats several times. But it was his 150th film, 'Padayappa' that became the grandest success in his acting career. This film break all the records not only in Telugu film industry as well as in UK and USA.     He then took a sabbatical of almost three years, after which he starred in his home production, 'Baba', which released on August 15, 2002 amidst much fanfare and extreme hype. However, the film failed to live up to the expectations of his fans due to a weak script, which was written by Rajinikant himself. This was Rajinikant's second failure as a screenwriter after 'Valli'. Though the film covered its budget, it was considered a huge loss when compared to his other work.     He did big budget movies such as Sivaji (2007), Robot (2010) and Kochadaiiyan (2014)around this time. Robot, made at a cost of over Rs 100 crore, was considered to be the most expensive movie at the time. Sivaji became the first Tamil movie to be charted as one of the top-10 best films of United Kingdom and South Africa Box-Offices upon release.     When it comes to award and accolades, Rajinikant has won more than his fair share. He has won six Tamil Nadu State Film Awards – four Best Actor Awards and two Special Awards for Best Actor – and a Filmfare Best Tamil Actor Award. He is also a recipient of the Padma Bhushan, India's third highest civilian honour.     Rajinikant married Latha Rangachari, a student of Ethiraj College for Women, who interviewed him for her college magazine. The marriage took place on 26 February 1981. The couple have two daughters named Aishwarya Rajinikant and Soundarya Rajinikant. Aishwarya married actor Dhanush on 18 November 2004 and they have two sons, Yathra and Linga while His younger daughter, Soundarya, works in the Tamil film industry as a director, producer and graphic designer. She married industrialist Ashwin Ramkumar on 3 September 2010 and have a son Ved Krishna.

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