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Alia Bhatt, Varun Dhawan's Badrinath Ki Dulhania Teaser Is Trending – Second Poster Out
The teaser of Alia Bhatt and Varun Dhawan's Badrinath Ki Dulhaniya is trending on internet giving a good start to the promotion of the film. After Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania, Alia Bhatt and Varun Dhawan did not take much time to be back again with their romance in Badrinath Ki Dulhaniya. Both the actors shared the second poster of the film and also revealed to the fans that the trailer will be out on February 2. Varun Dhawan, will feature as Badrinath Bansal aka Badri while Alia plays his Dulhania. The teaser gives a glimpse about Badri and his look but didn't say anything about his dulhaniya. So the fans are expecting to see Dulhaniya Alia's world in next teaser.
Well, before the second teaser is out, second poster was shared by both the actors. Alia tweeted, "And here is poster number 2! Trailer out on the 2nd of Feb!! 12 noon."
And here is poster number 2! Trailer out on the 2nd of Feb!! 12 noon 🙂 @Varun_dvn @ShashankKhaitan @karanjohar #BadrinathKiDulhania pic.twitter.com/qalJZetj3X
— Alia Bhatt (@aliaa08) January 31, 2017
See Also: Alia Bhatt having fun in Maldives
Earlier Alia also posted this poster:
Wohooo Badri getting soooo much love!!!!! Such a lovely start! #BadrinathKiDulhania #BadriKaTeaser pic.twitter.com/Nau14H4DWZ
— Alia Bhatt (@aliaa08) January 31, 2017
Producer Karan Johar also posted a tweet inviting everyone to join in the trend, but he insists – no gifts, only blessings.
Badri and his dulhania are the top trend!!!! No gifts! Only blessings…..everyone's invited!! #BadrinathKiDulhania pic.twitter.com/MmBVT5TT77
— Karan Johar (@karanjohar) January 30, 2017
You can buy Alia Bhatt's beautiful lehnga from Filmfare awards from here.
Produced by Karan Johar's Dharma Productions, Badrinath Ki Dulhania is written and directed by Shashank Khaitan. The film targets a Holi release, on March 10.
Stay tuned for more from the world of entertainment, only on Bollywood Red.
#AliaBhatt #VarunDhawan #BadrinathKiDulhania #Teaser #Trending #Poster #HumptySharmaKiDulhania #KaranJohar #DharmaProductions #ShashankKhaitan #Holi #Bollywood #India


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Theodore Levitt, had created a strong influence on globalisation, and since then this term has been on every individual's lips. When his article, "The Globalisation of Markets" was published in 1983, many companies such as Coca-Cola, McDonald's and Walt Disney had followed his view of having a standardised consumer product. Supposedly, a standardised approach would foster mass production hence achieving economies of scale. With a standardised marketing plan, sales would escalate as a product image is created across the globe.However, Levitt's assumptions are invalid because not everyone shares the same taste, culture, customs and traditions. Furthermore, he assumes that customer needs and
Globalization - 1365 words
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"Similarity in Perceptual Orientations really struck my interest. " This concept refers to a person's prevailing approach to reality and the degree of flexibility he manifests in organizing it."(Barnlund, 31.) Due to this very general concept, I feel that the ideal behind perceptual orientation being related to culture is subject to question. Firstly, I feel that anyone from any culture can share this type of concept because it is not necessarily based on culture, but on mindset, and though people of other countries may have different influences, they can share the same frame of mind: either that change is good, or the familiar is more comfortable.According to the concept of
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Word Count: 1613 wordsTable of Content3Introduction 4Definition of Global Integration 4Definition of Local responsiveness 5Definition of Transnational strategy and world-wide learning 6Problem analysis of conflicting demands 6Hypothesis and synthesis for realizing a Transnational Strategy 7Example of company using Transnational Strategy 8Evaluation and Conclusion 9References: Introduction In the present day, most Multinationals Corporations (MNCs) conduct their business through one of the two classic processes which are Global Integration and Local responsiveness. MNCs are required to build layer of competitive advantage, compromises of ability to capture Global Integration, Local
Globalization - 1156 words
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In this paper I will place the opponent's argument within the context of the larger essay. Then I will state and explain the specific argument that I will be attacking. Thereafter I will show that my opponent's conclusion does not follow her premises. Finally I will consider possible objections to what I have said."It is the world that has been pulled over your eyes to blind you from the truth", is a quote from Morpheus, that captures my thoughts on Laura Carlson's argument. She believes that Wal-Mart is a symbol of cultural insensitivity and rampant capitalism. By citing the way Wal-Mart enterprise grew, within 42 years, becoming the worlds largest enterprise, she wants to give us the
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globalization - 9741 words
Positive Aspects of Globalization
Globalization and Culture
Effects of Globalization
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Globalization and the Environment
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Controversies of Globalization
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The Importance of Globalization
The Importance of Globalization
Impact of Globalization on People
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Don't expect Tom Glavine to start against the Cardinals tomorrow afternoon – and don't be surprised if he lands on the disabled list, either.
"Unlikely is a better word to use than iffy," Glavine said yesterday about tomorrow's scheduled start.
"I'd have to come here [today] and be 1,000 percent better, and that's probably not going to happen."
Said manager Art Howe: "He's not gonna pitch Sunday."
Glavine, bothered by a lower right oblique strain, took a cortisone shot on Wednesday that has alleviated much of the discomfort. The 37-year-old, who is 6-11 with a 5.10 ERA, does not want to be placed on the disabled list.
Howe is less certain, saying the club will see how Glavine feels today.
If Glavine has shown "marked improvement," there's no reason to consider the DL. If Glavine appears iffy for a start later next week, the Mets probably will place him on the disabled list for the first time in his career.
"That's to be determined yet," Howe said.
Glavine wants to play catch today and throw a side session on Tuesday. He said he'd slide back into the rotation wherever the Mets want if he passes those tests.
"Right now I don't feel it's going to be something where I'm going to have to miss more than one turn with the way it's progressed," he said. "Seven more days based on the progression I've had, I don't see any trouble."
Righty Jeremy Griffiths, who pitched for Triple-A Norfolk on Tuesday when Glavine last pitched for the Mets, is the likely candidate for the start.
* The Mets and St. Lucie County finalized a 16-year lease that will keep the Mets in St. Lucie, Fla., for spring training until 2018.


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Phone: +49(0)722.1688459
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BCG Baden-Baden Cosmetics Group GmbH
From the beginning, BCG Baden-Baden Cosmetics Group GmbH has had a close relation to nature. Already in 1949 - more than 60 years ago - the founder of the company, Walter Friedmann, together with the esthetician Rosel Heim, developed unique product formulas with pure plant ingredients.
Since more than six decades, the company has developed and manufactured successfully for the German and international market highly effective and skin-friendly cosmetics with mainly natural ingredients. An important guarantor for this success is the decades-long experience in the scientific development of cosmetic products. The company's own laboratories permanently work on new formulations resulting in new products manufactured in-house. Efficient and close teamwork, from the first product idea until the delivery, guarantees that the latest research results can quickly generate innovative products.
History DR. SCHELLER
In 1976 Dr. Hans-Ulrich Scheller joined the cosmetic company of his parents as head of the R&D department. After his father's death (Dr. Karl-Heinz Scheller) in the year 1978, he took over the general management of the Dr. Scheller Cosmetics AG together with his brother Karl-Alexander Scheller. His research work over many years tied to the vision to decipher nature and to program it to modern demands, gives birth to the idea to create products on the basis of natural ingredients with utmost skin tolerance and efficiency. Only healthy skin is able to develop its absolute beauty and natural radiance. On the basis of this goal and knowledge from his pharmaceutical work and herbal medicine, Dr. Scheller developed the Apotheker Scheller products in 1986. They are the result of permanent research in interaction with the proven power of nature which is optimally tailored to the individual needs of skin. With the natural cosmetics line "Apotheker Scheller – Das Naturkonzept" Dr. Scheller Cosmetics establishes itself in the market of natural cosmetics well before the wellness boom.Preferably, raw materials from controlled organic cultivation or renewable wild harvesting are used. Raw materials and finished products are subject to controls with regard to possible residues. The quality is examined through regular and rigid controls by an independent test institute, and of course animal experiments are excluded. Since 2011 the brand belongs to the BCG Baden-Baden Cosmetics Group GmbH. Also after the relaunch at the beginning of 2012, DR. SCHELLER NATURAL & EFFECTIVE relies on the proven formulas which combine nature and science in this unique way. With purely natural and efficient ingredients such as valuable oils and high-quality plant extracts from all over the world, DR. SCHELLER NATURAL & EFFECTIVE continues to develop innovative, effective and certified natural cosmetic.
BIO:VÉGANE was launched in May 2017 and is the youngest brand belonging to the BCG Baden-Baden Cosmetics Group GmbH. It is the first natural cosmetics brand to specialize in healthy "skin food" through the targeted use of superfoods.
BIO:VÉGANE believes in simple, effective natural cosmetics with no unnecessary additives and which focus on natural ingredients that fulfill the demands of a modern lifestyle.
The "skin food" concept offers a powerful alternative to traditional skincare and an entirely new way to achieve beautiful, healthy skin – for beautiful, healthy people.
BIO:VÉGANE believes in vegan "skinfood" made from select superfood extracts.
Featuring organic cranberry, organic green tea, organic goji berries and organic acai berries, the "Skinfood" range caters to the various needs of different skin types. Superfoods are pure, nutritious wonders of nature.
Superfoods are natural, unprocessed foods that have a higher-than-average nutritional value.
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Drone flying lessons - £69.00
Drone flying lessons - £69.00
Are you thinking of buying a DJI Phantom 4 or DJI Mavic Quadcopter but are unsure whether it's for you?
Do you want to learn properly from the start and not make those beginner mistakes we all do?
Or are you looking for something interesting to do for an hour and just want to have some fun?
With our entry level Drone flying lesson, we'll spend 60 minutes talking you through the basics of what to do and more importantly what not to do, before taking to the sky to demonstrate the controls of the Phantom 4 Pro or the Typhoon H and explain the DJI GO 4 app in all it's glory.
Afterwards you'll come away with the knowledge that will make your own flights much more relaxing, enjoyable and more importanltly, safer.
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Compass and IMU calibration.
Safe take off and landing.
Simple flight movements, up, down, left, right, forward, backwards, yaw left , yaw right.
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Employing someone to help you
There are lots of options available if you, or someone you know, needs some help in the home. For example: You may have friends or relatives that can help you.
- You could arrange to employ someone to support you directly, this is called a personal assistant (PA). You can find a personal assistant using the Camden PA register or use the search tool at the top of this page to find a personal assistant or home carer of your choice.
You may like to employ your own personal assistant to help you at home for things like getting up, getting dressed, getting out and about, and preparing meals.
You can pay for this yourself, or if you are eligible, have a Direct Payment from the Council. There are lots of things you must know about employing a personal assistant before you start. This information is in the Council's Guide to Direct Payments.
Employing a PA can help you live independently and in a way that you choose. It puts you in control of your support.
The benefits of employing a personal assistant include:
- they work for you;
- you decide what you want them to do;
- you decide when you want them to work.
- Age UK Camden can offer advice and support. You may already know someone who would be a good personal assistant or see if friends or relatives can recommend someone.
- You could arrange to employ a care worker privately through a home care agency.
- We may be able to offer you help but you will need to have an assessment. Once you have had your assessment we will tell you if you're eligible for assistance from us. We will then work with you to look at the best way of meeting your needs.
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So legendary!
In case there was need for a reminder, Naomi Campbell proved her supermodel status once again as she gracefully closed out the Zac Posen show during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week on Monday, Feb. 16, in New York City. The British stunner, 44, sauntered down the catwalk, with glowing skin and glossy hair, in front of a crowd of A-listers including Katie Holmes, Mary J. Blige, and Rihanna, wearing a pink metallic gown with a multitude of expansive pleating.
An average model may have found it difficult walking in the well-bustled garment, but with nearly 30 years of experience under her belt, Campbell made the short jaunt with ease. Campbell was soon joined by Zac Posen on the runway who appeared in a maroon-colored suit that matched his muse's breathtaking wardrobe.
Orange Is the New Black actress Uzo Aduba, who also sat in front row, was quite pleased with the presentation. "@zac_posen (n). Beauty personified #nyfw #zacposen," she shared via Instagram, along with a program from the show.
As the show got underway, Aduba, Holmes, celebrity fashion stylist Misa Hylton, Blige, and Rihanna, all squeezed in for a cute selfie picture on the "Therapy" singer's cell phone.
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Presentation Tips & Criteria
UPIKE High School Startup Challenge
Business Pitch Competition Format
Ten Slides (see below), maximum of Ten Minutes for Uninterrupted Presentation followed by 5 minutes of Question and Answer Session with Judges
Slides should be in the order listed below. Do not label the first two slides "cover slide" or "story" customize these to fit with your company and product/service. Slides 3-10 should have the headings (or something similar) listed below.
1. Cover Slide (Logo and Team Member Names)
2. Story (Opening Example to illustrate the problem – approximately 1 minute)
3. Problem (Quantify in time, dollars, etc. the size of the problem)
4. Solution (How your product/service directly addresses and solves the problem, its major benefits)
5. Industry (How large is it in people and dollars, and at what rate is it growing)
6. Competition (Who are they and how will you succeed in spite of them, how are you different)
7. Marketing (How will customers learn of your product and buy it)
8. Growth (How will you scale the business for future growth, how will you expand)
9. Team (The skills/experience your team has to make this all work & experts to help you)
10. Finances (startup funding needed, costs, revenues, profit potential)


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In a small mixing bowl, stir together the yogurt, mayonnaise, horseradish, and herbs. Add salt and pepper to taste.
To assemble, place the salmon burger patties on top of the bottom of the hamburger buns. Top each with a dollop of the herb sauce, french fried onions, and the bun tops.
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Health and wellbeing
On this page:
- Earthquake Support Coordinators
- Canterbury Support Line
- Rū Whenua Kaitoko Whānau Earthquake Support Workers
- Recovery Information Kiosks
- Your health
- Support and Counselling Services helpline
- Family violence information line
- Settlement support for new migrants
- Maori support services
- Community Energy Action
Earthquake Support Coordinators
Earthquake Support Coordinators are available to assist people navigate their way through the wide range of services involved in rebuilding people's homes and lives. The coordinators work with you to access as little or as much help as you need.
Earthquake Support Coordinators can meet with you anywhere you choose - your home, place of work, or other location. They can:
- provide information
- identify services to assist with earthquake-related housing, finance, legal, insurance and health matters
- organise meetings between you and the experts.
The assistance is free and confidential.
Call 0800 777 846
Canterbury Support Line
If you, your family or friends need support call the support line to be connected to free and confidential services. The Helpline can help with your questions, give information, and connect you with free counselling services or organisations that can offer you practical support, information or advice. You can also be connected with an Earthquake Support Coordinator.
Call 0800 777 846
Your health
For earthquake related health updates and messages please visit the Canterbury HealthInfo website.
More health information:
- Protecting your health in an emergency - Includes advice on food and water safety, disposing of sewage, and personal health.
- Food safety infomation - Important food safety advice for retail food businesses, food products, food manufacturers and consumers.
- Storing and treating water - Follow these guidelines from GetThru.govt.nz to make sure you and your family have enough clean water after a disaster.
Support and Counselling Services helpline
- If you are finding it hard to cope and need support you can ring the Quake Support and Counselling Services Helpline on 0800 777 846.
- When you call this helpline, someone will talk with you and help work out what kind of support you may need. They can connect you with free counselling services or organisations that can offer you practical support, information or advice.
- A list of available social support services is also available online. Visit www.familyservices.govt.nz/directory for details.
Family violence information line
The 0800 Family Violence Information Line provides information and connects you with local services. It operates every day and is open from 9am- 11pm. Call 0800 456 450.
- Disasters can be tough on relationships but resorting to violence is never OK.
- In the wake of the earthquake, it's more important than ever for people to ask for help if they are experiencing violence in their family.
- In an emergency, ring the Police on 111.
Settlement support for new migrants
- Immigration New Zealand funds the Canterbury Employers Chamber of Commerce to provide settlement support for new migrants to Christchurch, and for their employers.
- You can contact Settlement Support in Christchurch by email firstname.lastname@example.com or phone 0800 776 948 or (03) 353 4162 (for Christchurch callers) or visiting www.cecc.org.nz/about/smbs/
- Language Line is available on the Earthquake Government Helpline 0800 779 997 for non-English speakers.
Maori support services
For Iwi, Maori and Pacific support, please contact:
- Te Runanga O Ngai Tahu, 0800 524 8248, www.ngaitahu.iwi.nz
- Te Puni Kokiri, 0800 875 839, www.tpk.govt.nz
Community Energy Action
Free energy advice and assistance with keep warm at home.
Visit the Community Energy Action website www.cea.co.nz for details.


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education for youth of both sexes,
especially those found worthy,
but who are without sufficient means
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character who are well-educated,
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