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A devastating Earthquake struck Nepal on 26th April 2015. Over 8000 people lost their lives and many thousands had their homes and livelihoods destroyed. Soon after the earthquake, BEHT and BET made an important decision to go to Nepal and offer relief work.
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We are very pleased to announce that our founding trustee, Ajay Gudka, was presented an Oshwal Achievement Award recently. This recognises Ajay's charity work in the field of Education and Health in India.
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This is an outreach programme that aims to build schools in the villages neighbouring Chaprada and is jointly funded by Gujarat Government. In its fi rst phase, BEHT and BET are aiming to build schools in 19 villages. Each school has between one to four classrooms, in proportion to the size of the village. This phase has a scheduled completion by the end of August.
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We stayed at this Riad for 4 nights during our tour of Morocco in dec 2011. The rooms were big, lack of furnishing, extremely cold and really need in modernising and updating. The Riad is big with many rooms. very good capacity but it hasnt been touched for years and it does need urgent TLC. After we stayed in various Kasbahs a long the way including a berber camp in the desert we learnt to appreciate how far behind Moulay Said is and how much the owner has to catch up in order to enable his guests to enjoy basic conditions like warmth and hot shower and food that hasnt been recycled and reused. The breakfast we had in the camp in the desert with minimum facilities was far better than at Moulay Said when he has everything literally on his door step. If you are NOT a backpacker or you are expecting to have a shower with water preferably warm and you are expecting to have some level of hygiene then I would strongly suggest to look for smaller riads when the owners are less commercially minded and still have some respect to their guests and rooms. Moulay Said is not cheap - you can get so much better for the same money if not cheaper. We had 3 people in our group that refused to stay the 4 nights in this place and they found so much better for half price so dont be fool - you can get more for your money!!!
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It's easier to tell u whichones are allowed while driving a commerial truck with your CDL... aspirin, ibuprophen and tylenol... maybe naproxyn sodium.
Any kind of narcotic is strictly banned.
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The Sweetest Hippie,
You might be allowed Tramadol depending on where you live. My husband has to abide by DOT rules and he had to stop taking his pain medication and was changed over to Tramadol. Tramadol is not considered an opioid in many states. It is "opioid like", it is not related chemically to the poppy plant but it does act on the same receptors opioids do so you CAN become dependent on it and it may cause dizziness and drowsiness. What you might look into is to check your states, or the states you drive through, check their DOT websites to see if you can find out what is allowed. Good Luck!
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More often than not, my yoga practice and my dad's brain injury are teaching me the same lesson.
2011 was expectations.
I had been reading a lot about living with a brain injury survivor, what to expect and what not to expect. But it was my yoga practice that introduced me to the idea that maybe what my mother and I needed to do was let go of our expectations about his recovery.
I couldn't do it. I'd solidified myself in his non-recovery. My dad forgets birthdays. My dad gets in trouble. He says inappropriate things. He doesn't do the things that we ask him to do. He can be mean. Sometimes he throws things…like milkshakes. For 15 years these expectations had kept me safe, in control, on top of my sh*t, unbreakable.
2011 was Teacher Training.
Being the seasoned yogi that I considered myself to be, I had this four week Intensive TT in the bag. I knew I wanted to be a teacher, knew my strengths, knew my weaknesses. I knew exactly what to expect—yoga, morning, noon, and night, a soul-deep cleanse that will ring you out like a dirty dishrag.
Then, somewhere in the middle of week two, I fell out of Ardha Chandrasana. It happened just as I was thinking: I always rock the sh*t out of these Flow 3 classes. And I don't fall in yoga. Sure, I teeter, wobble. I slip. I stumble. But I don't fall. The next day was worse—I tweaked my lower back in Crescent Lunge, and a cramp in my left foot ruined every standing pose.
"What the hell is happening?" I asked my teacher. "I don't even recognize my own practice anymore."
"Nothing is happening," she said. "Your expectations are just getting in the way. You need to let them go."
"Huh?" I said.
Yeah, right, is what I was thinking.
"Tomorrow, roll out your mat and be okay with anything that happens. You may fall. You may sail. But, no matter what, you will have practiced yoga."
The next day I fell out of Vashistasana. I nailed Titibasana. And uncontrollable tears rolled down my face when I received a deep assist in Double Pigeon. I didn't know how to release my expectations, but I thought if I could leave class without having assigned one adjective—awful, exhilarating, cleansing, clearing or difficult—to it, I could return to my next class with a blank slate. This became my practice—show up, with a blank slate.
I've since taken this practice off my mat, into my life, into dealing with that brain injury that my mother and I have to live with. I choose to be the person that expects little of him, not because I don't care, but because I really do care. I simply choose to show up for whatever my father has to offer.
And when he and I have the chance to practice yoga together, we bring that attitude, that expectation-less existence, to our mats, and lately, he has been surprising me with his increasing awareness and his growing compassion. And I have no doubt that I've been surprising him, too, as I no longer expect him to remember all the ways he needs to act so that we may think he has less of a brain injury.
After all, our expectations are unnecessary pressures that we put on ourselves, and those around us. They put in place stagnant standards. How are we ever going to rise unless we let go of them—on and off the mat?
I'm a yoga teacher in Brooklyn. I am currently working on publishing my first novel and also creating a place where yoga and brain injury professionally meet. Concerning the latter, I am certain that a yoga practice will not only help survivors of traumatic brain injury, but also their families. As I practice with my father (a brain injury survivor) my family and I are learning that yoga not only helps his mobility, but also his mind.
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SailSimXL is dinghy/yacht sailing simulator for the iPad that can be used as a learning and teaching aid for sailing.
SimSailXL is the iPad version of the popular iPhone App SailSim. It adds 'Gravity Wind' allowing the iPad to be held up in front of a class and turned through the 'gravity wind' to show key points about sailing such as sail trim, dead zone, sheet usage, leeway, heel and much more.
SailSimXL is an iPad only 'stream' and will be developed in a separate stream to SailSim to include some great new features later in 2011.
Your iPad turns into a sailing boat. You can set the wind direction and then see how changes in boat heading effect the set of the sails, centerboard and boat speed. As you turn the iPhone (boat) the wind direction stays constant relative to the boat and the sails adjust and change shape as they would do in real life. This can be used to demonstrate key principles of sailing to students. You can override the set wind direction with a touch of the screen as explained below. To set the wind direction, press the i button, point the iPhone into wind, hold it there and press 'Done'.
Press the apple icon (hats off to Mr. Newton!) to enable 'Gravity Wind'. The wind now flows in the same direction as gravity so you can demo in front of your class. Special thanks to Rick Loheed, Assistant Director of Waterfront Activities, James P. Muldoon River Center, St. Mary's College of Maryland.
You can manually tell the SailSimXL where the wind is blowing from by touching the screen. Using the mast as the center point, touch the screen around the boat to set the wind direction. The wind indicators will show you where the wind is blowing from.
SailSimXL shows you:
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o Relative wind position (as you would see on an instrument)
o Color coded sheets for teaching
o Extra big fonts for clarity
o 'Gravity Wind' option
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Sailing Simulator App for iPhone
Friday August 7, 2009
Well, here it is: another new sailing app for the iPhone. Twice before I've written about fun things that you can do with your iPhone on a sailboat that might dangerously distract you from the sailing at hand. But SailSim is different—this one is actually pretty cool.
First there was the app that turns your iPhone into a mini-chartplotter. I imagined a sailor peering at the tiny image of his boat approaching a rocky shoal—and at a critical moment receiving a call and bringing the phone to his ear just in time to run aground. Then there came an app that calculates your windspeed based on the roar of the wind through the iPhone microphone, perhaps enough to distract you from studying that other chartplotter screen just at the moment when you, well, might avoid running aground. My issue with these is that as nifty as they are in themselves, a techno-savvy sailor might be distracted by having too much fun.
The fun of SailSim, however, doesn't happen while you're sailing. This new app is more a learning tool you'd use off the boat. Using the iPhone's accelerometer and the 3GS's compass, SailSim shows how a sailboat reacts to changes in direction relative to the wind. You turn the phone (boat image) and watch how the sails move to stay trimmed to the new wind direction. As the heading changes, the sails move and the speed changes, and maybe you'd like to gybe or tack the boat? What a fun way to teach principles of sailors to newbies—or enjoy a tedious business meeting!
Keywords: Sailing, dinghy, sail training, navigation, sail, compass, sailing simulation, sailing game.
Check out our other apps: NavStation - for big boat navigation, VitalStatistics - for travelers, LedOTron & LedOTronFree for musicians and music makers and LedOthel, a retro version of the classic 'Reversi' strategy game.
Novedades de la versión 3.0.6
Most realistic model ever! You can now steer with the sails and see how much bad trim effects the helm!
In SailSimXL settings (accessed by via the Settings App (cogs)) you can adjust steering sensitivity to closely match the type of boat you are modelling. To set go to: Settings App (Cogs) > SailSimXL > Model settings and adjust Steering Sensitivity up or down.
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- Categoría: Educación
- Actualizado : 21/09/2012
- Versión: 3.0.6
- Tamaño: 0.9 MB
- Idioma: Inglés
- Vendedor: James Holland
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A man with nothing to lose takes a TV financial adviser hostage.
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The four horsemen come out of hiding to pull off a new heist- but who is pulling their strings?
They say a good magician never reveals their tricks. If that was the case, then this film would be even more frustrating than it already is. The convoluted plot and the abundance of loose threads are only mildly forgotten due to the film's constant misdirection, and pay-offs that come from the explanations of the elaborate 'magic tricks'. Following its predecessor's cat-and-mouse structure, this sequel does have moments of brilliance, but inevitably is unable to pull out anything substantial from the hat. Now we've seen it all.
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A military operation to capture terrorists in Kenya comes under question when the request for a drone strike to bomb the target causes a heated debate across government factions.
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A young boy, raised to be an assassin, starts to question the morality of his work.
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A Skype conversation within a group of high-school kids goes awry when an unknown person infiltrates their digital world.
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A young woman is relentlessly pursued by an evil curse after having sex with someone.
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A young and disoriented British soldier is accidentally abandoned by his unit following a riot.
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A thriller centred on a con artist, his wife, and a stranger who try to flee a foreign country after one of them is caught up in the murder of a police officer.
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