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#WorldCancerDay: We aim to create a world without cancer
Targeted therapies and immuno-oncology can help us to end cancer, argues Kees Roks, Novartis OncologyTo mark World Cancer Day, 4 February, Kees Roks assesses the big trends shaping the future of cancer care.
Q: The World Cancer Day campaign calls for 'a future without cancer'. How can this be achieved?
We believe it is possible to master cancer and provide patients with options for cure or to reach their natural end-of-life in comfort and relative health. Many more cancers are now curable and some type of cancers that were once a death sentence are now manageable chronic diseases. A lot has been achieved and incremental innovations give us reason to believe it is a fight we can win.
However, to win the battle against cancer, we need to know the enemy. Ageing and growing populations will potentially translate into a tsunami of cancer and other diseases – one in three people in Europe will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime. That's a scary number but the industry is bringing real investment to this fight.
Q: What are the most exciting advances?
Targeted therapies, adoptive cellular therapy and advances in immuno-oncology are changing how we treat people with cancer. Targeted therapies are already a reality with targeted therapies for chronic myeloid leukaemia (CML), for example.
We're also excited by what's happening in lung cancer where there is no longer a one-size-fits-all approach. Decades of research have led scientists to identify specific mutations in non-small-cell lung cancer. By identifying these mutations, in between 3% and 4% of patients, informed treatment decisions can be made.
Q: What about personalised medicines?
The big advance in this field is adoptive cellular therapy using autologous CAR T-cell treatment. This is truly personalised – patients are treated with their own extracorporeal modified cells. It may not be for every patient but, if you look at certain paediatric lymphomas, it may be possible to cure selected patients with some children already surviving more than 5 years. CAR-T is the first of its kind, but more therapies will join the list of truly personalised cancer treatments. This is just the start.
Gene therapies and gene editing techniques are another major advance: these treatments allow genes to be inserted, or for faulty genes to be cut out and replaced with a healthy copy.
If done in time, young patients can grow up to live normal lives without any residue of disease.
Ultimately, screening, early detection and right diagnostics are extremely important drivers in how we identify and target diseases that are candidates for any personalised therapy, especially cell and gene therapies.
Q: Is there a tension between the rising demand for treatment and the resources needed to deliver personalised cell therapies?
There can be a tension between demand for live-saving treatment and the goal of delivering access to all. Access for highly specialised therapies can be limited by production capacity.
Then there is the issue of cost. At Novartis, we have a strategy in place to enable access worldwide. To be able to provide better and more affordable health care for all, we need to move towards a more value-based and differential pricing approach.
Q: What role will big data play in getting the most from medicines?
First, we must learn as much as possible from all the data we already have from clinical trials. In the past, companies have used trial data for publications and then moved on, but if we consolidate all the information we have, it could tell us a lot about patients' mutations, for example. The only problem is that we will first need to clean up this data and put it in a single readable database.
We must also use data to help us identify the right patients for clinical trials of targeted medicines. This will allow for earlier inclusion in trials, more successful trials, and a faster drug development system.
Q: Are diagnostics central to all of this?
If you want to treat specific mutations, you need to test for them. Not every country is able to provide this. In melanoma, it's important to test for the BRAF gene so that you can give the right combination of treatments. Some centres don't have the capacity to do this; others have diagnostic facilities but do not have enough information on how to use them more effectively. If we get it right, there is huge potential for more successful treatments and better patient outcomes.
Q: Has the approach to cancer care been transformed by these innovations?
Less than 20 year ago most people diagnosed with cancer didn't have much of a future: they had surgery, chemotherapy or radiation therapy – or a combination of interventions. These therapies came with side effects and had a major impact on quality of life. The tools we have today, have allowed for a more patient-centred approach that looks to their future rather than just survival.
Q: Is this a 'peak' in the history of oncology care?
No – in fact, innovation is accelerating. Disruptive therapies like CAR-T therapies are just coming on stream. When you look at the past 20 years, the progress that has been made has been extremely encouraging. We should be optimistic about the future of oncology care.


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As we age, our skin loses elasticity and the lines that run from the sides of the nose toward the corners of the mouth (nasolabial folds) and the lines that run from the corners of your mouth toward the chin (marionette lines) become more pronounced. Restylane Defyne is crafted with XpresHAn TechnologyTM to correct these deepened lines.3 The unique cross-linking of the gel in Restylane Defyne is also designed to help support your facial expressions—for natural-looking results that help maintain your natural movement.1
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Published at Friday, April 19th, 2019 - 05:21:55 AM. Worksheet. By Fayanna Lambert.
Worksheets Do Not Provide Real, Meaningful Experiences. I go into a lot of detail about meaningful experiences in this post. Basically, a child needs to have a reason for learning the concept. Completing a worksheet is not a good enough reason for a child. Providing activities that connect to real life gives children a reason to learn it. If you present a worksheet to a child and say "Read this so you can answer these questions." Are they going to be motivated? Most likely not!. But if a child is trying to learn how to build a sturdy fort, but must read the directions to learn how to do so, then that gives them a reason to learn. Worksheets Take Away the Love of Learning. I see parents all the time in different Facebook groups mention something like this… I'm at a lost. My 2 year old is frustrating me with learning her letters. I have tried everything, we do a worksheet a day, but I feel like I'm beating a dead horse. Well that should be a clue right there! If you are frustrated and your child is frustrated when worksheets are being used, then it's not an effective learning tool. I know what you're thinking! But what if my child loves doing worksheets? I'm not going to tell you that a young child isn't going to love worksheets because I was the type of child that loved worksheets. I would sit for an hour and complete a whole workbook. My mom couldn't buy enough workbooks to keep me satisfied, so I know that some kids do love them. I'm not saying you should never use a worksheet, especially with those kids who LOVE them. Really you should only be using them with the kids that love them. If your child doesn't love worksheets, you should be finding a new way to learn. Now that doesn't mean you give them worksheets everyday, all day. Think of it this way, what if your child loved candy as much as they loved doing worksheets and they wanted to eat candy all day long? Would you let them? Most likely not. Just like candy, worksheets should be used in moderation with the ones who love doing them.
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Muladhara Chakra (मुलाधार चक्र) Kundalini Shakti: Read about Kundalini Shakti (Serpentine Power) 1st.
|Muladhar Chakra Mantra: Lam (लं)
Muladhar Chakra is the first gateway of Kundalini Shakti among the Seven Chakras. Muladhar Chakra is the main base of human life, either of male or female. Muladhar Chakra is related with Earth Element. It is located at the midpoint of Gudwaar (anus) and Linga (Penis). It is Yellow in color. This Yellow Chakra has four petals of Lotus (the meaning of 4 petals is: Gudaa, Linga, Naabhi & Hriday). The Beej Mantra of Muladhar Chakra is Lam (लं). This is the resting place of the Kundalini Shakti, which lies here as a snake having three and half coil.
The main element of Muladhar Chakra is Sperm or Beej. This element is explosive in two ways. First is the mobilization of the element to downwards which does not need the special process or exertion. When it mobilizes downwards then human being produces a similar offspring which does not possess special features in it. It is not unique process to produce offspring except due to the compulsion of human being. He acknowledges that, this is the real pleasure in the life.
Second is the mobilization of main element towards up which is the process of Kundalini Jagaran. So the process of mobilizing the main base or Mul-Aadhar towards upside is known as Muladhar. The main technique to activate Muladhar Chakra is Bhastrika, which is the process of inhaling and exhaling the breath with full force.
The main base of human life is breathe, when one stops breathing, Muladhar will terminated and when Muladhar terminates human life will be terminated. It means to activate Muladhar Chakra; one must know the respiratory techniques. Bhastrika Pranayam helps to activate dormant Muladhar Chakra because when we inhale the air with full force then the force of that air collides against Muladhar Chakra and it becomes active and sentient. So, Bhastrika Pranayam is best for mobilizing the Kundalini Shakti from Muladhara to Sahasrara.
Muladhar Chakra is the base of all Chakras so it is called as initial Tantra of Yoga to activate it. Activation of this results in riddance from tensions, true happiness, beauty, perfect health, physical strength & magnetic personality.
On the impureness of Muladhar Chakra one will be the victim of different kinds of diseases such as: Constipation, Blood Hemorrhage, Excretory diseases, Swapna dosh etc.


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Paying off debt needs a strategy. Without one you can easily get off track. You have cut back on your extra spending and are going to start putting that extra cash towards repaying your debts. But how do you know what debts to repay first? The first step is to prioritize your… Read more
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BRIDGEWATER, Mass. – Seniors Jayci Andrews (Plymouth, Mass.) and Madeline McNamara (Hull, Mass.) and junior Jenise Madden (Milford, Mass.) each won events to lead the Bridgewater State University women's outdoor track & field team at the season-opening BSU Bears Invitational on Saturday at Swenson Field.
Andrews placed first in the 200-meter dash with a time of 26.72 seconds, while McNamara captured top honors in the long jump with a leap of 16 feet, 10.5 inches (5.14m). Madden was the first runner to cross the finish line in the 10,000-meter run as she posted a time of 38:46.61.
McNamara also finished second in the 100-meter dash with a time of 13.22 seconds, while the Bears' 4x400-meter squad featuring Andrews, juniors Jessica Haywood (East Longmeadow, Mass.) and Tess Miller (Uxbridge, Mass.), and sophomore Sansha Alexis (Brockton, Mass.) placed second with a time of 4:23.97.
Senior Molly McNamara (Hulls, Mass.) recorded a mark of 34 feet, three inches to place third in the triple jump, while junior Allison Beaudoin (Sturbridge, Mass.) placed third in the javelin with a distance of 116 feet, eight inches (35.57m)
Sophomore Jamelah Foster (Fall River, Mass.) rounded out the Bears' top five place winners as she finished fourth in the discus throw with a toss of 113 feet, five inches (34.58m).
On Friday afternoon, senior Kira Gilbreath (West Haven, Mass.) placed fourth in the shot put with a toss of 41 feet, 2.25 inches (12.55m).
The Bears finished second in the team standings with 86 points. Division I Northeastern University won the team title with 126 points, while Roger Williams University placed third with 84 points.
Gilbreath and Madden qualified for both the Division III New England Championships and the NEICAAA Championships in their respective events. Foster and Beaudoin quaified for DIII New Englands in the discus and javelin, respectively.
Next weekend, the Bears will compete at the UMass Dartmouth Corsair Classic.


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Rinoa Heartily from Final Fantasy VIII is now available in Dissidia Final Fantasy NT. she was revealed a while ago as the next DLC character and she has now officially been released and comes with a new alternate costume and special new trailer.
Rinoa's dog Angelo also makes an appearance in the trailer as well as a myriad of abilities that Rinoa can use to fight. Hopefully Square Enix will continue to support and add new characters to the game. So far many fans feel that she is a great addition to the roster.
You can check out the new gameplay trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wsaAwvwkjo
Source: http://www.siliconera.com/2018/08/16/rinoa-is-now-available-in-dissidia-final-fantasy-nt-heres-a-nostalgic-introduction-trailer/


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Roads and railways
The motorway "Alexander of Macedon", which passes through MGB is part of the European road E 75, connecting more countries from Norway to Greece, passing the mayor cities. It crosses the country from north to south, starting at Kumanovo border and ending at the Evzoni-Bogorodica border crossing with Greece near Gevgelija . As a part of the Pan-European corridor X (along with route E70) and connection among Macedonia's biggest cities, it is one of vital highways for Macedonian infrastructure, and significant works are undergoing for its reconstruction and enhancement.
Another important road is part of the corridor VIII, which is 1,500 km (932 mi) long, connecting Durrës - Tirana - Skopje - Sofia - Plovdiv - Burgas – Varna.
A significant part (10 km) of the Skopje Ring Road is passing through the municipality of Gazi Baba.This road is part of the E 65 European route.
Another advantage is that the transport center is only 500 meters away from MGB. The international bus and train stations are placed there, and also the city bus station.


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Sunday, June 27, 2010
Camping Rocks!
I went on this same camping trip the year before last and I remember thinking... "camping sober??? Mmmm, okay, I'll give it a shot." It can be done guys, you can camp and have fun doing it, sober. If it sounds crazy to you, know that it did to me also.
The first time I went I was like 7 months sober, and being out of my routine and eliminate made me a little bit squirrley (uncomfortable in my own skin) but it was also when I realized the amazingness of other sober people. Watching them helping and loving each other without even having to be asked was new and amazing to me. After watching that I knew to a different degree how truly blessed I was.
This trip I could feel myself being the "true me, my "authentic" self, and even though I know that person will grown and change many times in sobriety, it is amazing to actually like her. When I was drinking my behavior was rude, and mean and often unpredictable...I could not stand myself. So it is totally amazing today to be able to say... not only do I love myself, but I actually like and enjoy who I am becoming.
If you are new to the blog, WELCOME! I am looking forward to getting to know you and for you to get to know me and hopefully in the process we will better get to know ourselves. XO, Em
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I tried to send u a private e-mail, but can't see the verification code that's required. I'm frustrated here...I've been on your site for hours trying to create an account (I have posted a few comments), to find out how to join a blog, to follow you on Twitter, which was a bust.ReplyDelete
I do realize that you just got back from a camping trip and sure hope you had a wonderful time. When you have time, can you please get back to me? I can always have my husband sit down with me and work me through all my problems, but I was kinda hoping to do this on my own. No big deal though. I gotta get a handle on things.
Thank you for your time. Leslie
Hi Em! I am new to this blog but not new to sobriety. I'm not sure if you went through some of the older posts that were posted while you were camping, but I share a bit of my story there. (I posted a few times but my first one was under the topic 'offline') I have just over 9 years of sobriety and it is AMAZING! I am so happy to hear you had a great time on your camping trip. Everything is more enjoyable when it is done sober. I wouldn't have said this 9+ years ago. You appreciate things so much more, you see things in a different light, and like you said, you are being your "true self." And being out in God's creation...it is just the most amazing, beautiful, serene place in the world, and I know I never thought about the beauty of nature and just how amazing it is when I was drinking. It was all about me and drinking. Life has so much more meaning when you are sober. Everything is so much more clear. I, too, am finding I like myself a lot more, but that even took awhile and that really didn't happen until the last year or so, but that's a whole other issue. I have suffered from a major depressive disorder my entire adult life and then some, as well as self-injury, which are both like alcohol in that you have to take it day by day, but I just didn't reach out for help until I was 20. I fully believe the alcoholism/drug addiction, depression, self-injury was a direct result of losing my Dad to an accident when I was 7. It was a tragic loss and I never dealt with it, never fully grieved and it will be 27 years in Sept. since he's been gone. Many years of pain, but I have managed to stay sober only by the Grace of God. And the depression is under control due to an experimental brain surgery (DBS for depression) which has been a life-saver. Should be FDA approved within the next 3-5 years. And haven't self-injured since May '09. Anyway, this is about sobriety and life without alcohol is amazing! Life has been challenging, to say the least, and I'm sure everyone would agree, which is why they are here. We all have a story. Thank you so much for having this blog. It is amazing, you sound amazing and I look forward to following you here. God Bless you and to everyone who comes here looking for sobriety or who have been sober. We have all been new to sobriety and have struggled with getting sober and staying sober. We all have that common bond. But sobriety can be achieved and it is so rewarding in so many ways! Prayers to you, Em and everyone else out there.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 27, 2010 at 5:41 PM
hello emily (and all),ReplyDelete
i have followed your blog for quite some time. like others, i learned of you and your story on dr. phil.
i want to thank you and your 'friends' for being open and honest. i enjoy my aa meetings and the folks i've met there as well. its such a wonderful feeling to know that i am not alone.
i am now a 34 year old stay at home mom of 2 awesome kids.
alcoholism took over my life; slowly at first but the end was rough.
i am so proud to say that as of this coming tuesday, i am 90 days sober.
i am happy for the first time in a long time. and suprisgly, i am learning to love myself and all that GOD has given me...
i drank daily for years and years. i was able to abstain during my 2 pregnanies, but i wasn't happy about it. after my son was born, i resumed my daily drinking. at some point, this is when my life became unmanageable. although i always knew that i was not a normal drinker, i only drank at night (no problem, right.. : ( -- dumb thinking) . i can't pinpoint the time, but rapidly my life/daily plans revolved around getting my next drink.
near my bottom, i was drinkg first thing in the morning. i was starting the day w/ vodka and a little soda at 5:30 am. sadly i'll admit that i also drank in the middle of the night if i woke up and couldn't sleep. i drank for every reason and sometimes no reason..
i won't write my whole story hear but i wanted to introduce myself and truely thank you for your blog!!!
you are an inspiration!!!
Hi I'm new to your blog. I caught the rerun of the Dr Phil show that you where on. How wonderful that you have this blog to help others who are struggling with addiction. I will have three years sober in July. I have been going to AA for five years now. With God, the help of my sponsor(the best sponsor in the world:) and AA I also have learned in this past year to truly like myself for who God made me to be. Life is so much better today than it use to be.It's not always easy to stay sober but well worth it. Today I'm living the life that i always wanted. God BlessReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 27, 2010 at 8:33 PM
Thank you for this blog. I too heard of it on Dr. Phil - who by the way I never watch :) I've been in denial about how serious my drinking problem is. I don't drink and drive - most of the time - and usually only get drunk alone - at home and only at night. I was a social drinker - but if I think back - its been since 9-11 when an old boyfriend was one of the firemen killed...that I started to lose control...then my dad died suddenly...and my mom was very demanding (I am single with no kids - unlike the rest of my siblings) then an uncle with no kids was re-diagnosed with cancer - and its been an exhausting and demanding couple of years - and my way of coping is by drinking. It is so true that it really makes it worse than better - yet its so hard. I went two days sober - then some crap hit the fan today - and oh well...I too am very involved in the community/church/local business - but your posts here have given me some courage to attend an AA meeting. I will be looking into times for a local meeting. You all sharing what you've been through definitely makes me feel that I am not alone - and that I can do this! God's Blessings to you all.ReplyDelete
Hi Emily & friends, haven't been on in a while, good to be back. Emily? Rude? Mean? Can't picture that since I've known you,(post alcohol), unpredictable,OK, maybe...ReplyDelete
Glad you had such a fun, productive & enlightening camping trip. Haven't done that in quite a while,miss it. Recalling some of the peace,serenity,discovery, & pure fun brings on a smile. Comparing the times before & after alcohol, an even bigger smile. Maybe see you later...
Best wishes to all...


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28th September '14
September 28, 2014 at 10:30 AM
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We are currently putting together a rota of helpers for the Jigsaw food deliveries which take place on a Thursday between 8.45 am & 3.30 pm. We would like another 2 people to volunteer to help one Thursday each month. If you want to know more or are able to add your name to this rota please contact Ruth.
Mens Pizza & Quiz Evening
19:30—22:00, 14th November @ The Riverside
A date for your diary as the men gather to eat pizza and pit their teams collective intelligence against others.
Jigsaw Fundraising
Ruth Longfellow's daughter is running a half marathon to fund raise for Jigsaw. If you want to sponsor her then you can do so online at http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com. Just search for Church in the Peak.
Donations can be made direct to us if you can't / don't want to access the on line giving site. Mark the gift Jigsaw Half Marathon and put into the offering.
Sunday 28th September
19:00-20:30 @ Harry & Kerry's, Bakewell
Tuesday 30th September
10:00-11:30 @ The Riverside, Matlock
Emerge (Yrs10-13)
19:30-21:00 @ The Riverside, Matlock
Wednesday 1st October
Community Bible Study
10:00-11:30 @ Bakewell
Jigsaw Café
14:00-16:00 @ The Riverside, Matlock
Marriage Course
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Friday 3rd October
Prayer Meeting
08:00-9:00 @ The Riverside, Matlock
Saturday 4th October
Who Let The Dads Out
10:00-11:30 @ The Riverside, Matlock
Totzone are having a morning for dad's & their babies & toddlers. If you have pre-school age kids, please come along. If you're a guy & just like talking to people, please also come along. We really need men to chat to the dads and play with the kids. Bacon butties, coffee and snail racing guaranteed. Talk to Justyn today if you can help.
Friday 17th October
Reality Check—Illusionist
19:30-21:30 @ Matlock FC Social Club, Matlock
The return of Todd Alexander, Illusionist. £5 per ticket. From seeming to levitate a member of the audience to sawing himself in half, illusionist Todd Alexander's show will certainly amaze and amuse! Todd presents the reality of the Christian message through the art of stage illusion. It's one not to miss.
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Saturday, August 8, 2009
Thing #17 - Wikis
Having looked at all the links for wikis, I wonder if this is a tool that is hard to maintain, or is being replaced? The most active wikis seem to relate to conferences (CSLA conference wiki) or ALA (which has many wikis, all of which seem to be kept up to date -- all useful). The ones I enjoyed most were those that recommended books to read (and then linked to their library catalog if you were lucky to live near that library). Library Instruction wiki didn't work on my browser -- I tried it many times. A wiki called Blogs About Teen Library Services very helpful, as was Library Services: A Best Practices Wiki." I have to admit a prejudice against Wikipedia, starting with an entry about my father. I do not generally trust blogs or wikis for information, and question the source of it. But I might also say that Encyclopedias are not necessarily always "correct" -- they all have biases. Perhaps the interactive quality of Web 2.0 is a good thing, allowing a reader to enter information that s/he feels is relevant or more up-to-date. How about Interactive Textbook Wikis -- since we cannot afford to buy new textbooks? We can enter our own information, inviting experts in the fields to weigh in on the content. Wikis are an interesting tool -- but I wonder if they are being replaced by other tools? Face-to-face interactions will be a thing of the past?
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By Anup Purohit, CIO, YES Bank
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'Understanding your customer' is the Rank 1 objective for any organization. Every organization wants to tailor its products and processes to better service the needs of the customers. However, organizations across industries are still trying to unravel the mystery of what the customer looks like, what are its preferences, personalized choices, lifestyle and behavior. The ability of the organization to build a knowledge graph which has numerous customer insights such as its profile, preferences, spend patterns, usage behaviors, life stage, hobbies, interests, and linkages with other customers is pivotal for both reviewing its product and service processes as well as equip the point of sales channels – both manual and digital to be personalized enough for the customer. Organizations need to resort to data analysis to build this knowledge graph. So, what are the challenges in data analysis towards this goal?
We are living in what I like to term as the age of 'Data Revolution' where data has become its single most The more we know our customer, the more we know we don't know about our customer By Anup Purohit, CIO, YES Bank valuable asset. Analyzing this data asset is absolutely critical. I always like to view the data analysis problems facing any industry across three lenses – Variety, Volume and Context.
An organization today has to be able to deal with varied types of data. These data sets can be present within the organization in forms of traditional structured data in core systems, semi -structured data like click streams, log file etc. and even unstructured data like images, emails, video files etc. There is a need to further supplement this data by data present 'outside the organization' such as vendor system logs, third party data providers and social and public data of the customer.
Organizations need a strategy to tackle this myriad of data types and sources very effectively. This is the problem of 'Variety'.
Secondly, let's look at 'Volume'. Data is exploding at an unimaginable rate. This is seriously challenging the capability of organizations and their processing systems to analyze it. It leads to either of the two scenarios – Data not being analyzed at all or only recent data being analyzed. Both these result in partial or incomplete information and are unacceptable. An analysis of last six months' data might hint that a customer is not using the organizations' services. Reaching out to the customer as a fresh user might be a cardinal mistake especially if further historical analysis was to reveal that he had once been an active user.
"The more we know our customer, the more we know we don't know about our customer"
Last but certainly not the least; the third critical lens is 'Context'. Today the customer is faced with myriad of choices. There are offers galore to the extent that an average consumer does not even remember them all. These range from offers on movies, restaurants, fashion, electronics and other consumables. How do we then make the consumer choose our offering? Remember our offering at the time of choosing over our competitors - by reaching out to the customer with the offer in the right context. I define context as a function of time and location. Let me illustrate. A customer going abroad has a higher chance of accepting a travel insurance, travel card or forex, if it is pitched to him. A person in a mall on Saturday evening has a higher degree of accepting a dine-in offer at a close-by restaurant. In all these scenarios – the offer is given in the right context. Real time analysis of customer covering his location details, spend patterns, analysis of access of bank touch-points is the need of the hour.
Now that we have stated the objective as also the challenge to achieving this, let's look at the tools to address this. Traditional data processing technologies are severely limited by their ability to handle the volumes and variety of data in a timely and cost-effective manner. Hence, there is a need for technologies which are robust, extremely scalable, flexible, yet don't burn deep holes in an organization's pockets. As I write this, I am reminded of Arthur C. Clarke who quoted "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic".
On scouting the landscape for a scalable and flexible data analysis technology, Hadoop seems to be emerging as a clear winner in this race to address the problem of 'Big Data'. It is extremely low cost, flexible and is based on 'Scale Out' rather than 'Scale Up'. Using this framework, an organization can potentially deploy hundreds of low cost commodity servers providing immense parallel processing capabilities, further augmented with inmemory computing technologies to address challenges of scale.
Today, developments in Hadoop ecosystem are moving at a fast pace with novel innovations happening across the paraphernalia. Big data analytics is making tremendous sprints across industries. The ability to bind the intensifying amount of big data that is generated - has transformed almost every sector, such as predicting weather conditions, decoding complex data across human health, streaming traffic data etc.
Deployment and use of big data analytics tools can help companies in multiple benefits like redeveloping products based customer interaction, offering enterprise-wide insights, finding new business opportunities by unearthing information from the data and gain competitive advantages over business rivals. These provide you the capability of prescriptive, predictive and real time analytics with added advantage of data mining techniques to discover patterns, analyze information and propose analytical models. Organizations and businesses need to closely watch developments in this space and have to gear up to adopt Hadoop so as to avoid being left out.
However, a word of caution is this does not mean that organizations should shelve their data warehouses and traditional relational databases. They have their own strengths. A wise strategy would be to choose the use case wisely over both these technologies currently. Over a period of time, as Hadoop matures further, this might change but this is the current strategy to follow.
YES Bank too, as an organization has aligned its Business and Technology strategy to take advantage of analytics powered by Hadoop in our never ending quest to become more customer focused.
With this, the rules of the game have changed. Now we search for more data sources to analyze and enrich our knowledge graph of the customer. The earlier large data set threats have become an opportunity. Now we are in a race to discover hitherto unknown facts about our customer, uncover new possibilities and behaviors which further leads us to scout for more data sets. This surprising contradiction makes me want to sign off by wondering.


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Driving around central Bend, Dweller CEO Patrick Quinton sees a lot of construction activity in backyards.
Accessory dwelling units, known as ADUs or granny flats, can produce rental income or provide private living quarters for an aging relative. Yet because of their cost and hurdles to obtaining financing, they remain unavailable to most homeowners, Quinton said.
"Only rich people are able to afford them," Quinton said. "Vanity projects get built. The economics don't make sense."
Quinton started his company in Portland in 2017 to make ADUs affordable to average homeowners, and Dweller began doing business this month in Bend and Redmond. He hopes to see a few of the company's prefabricated ADUs installed in Central Oregon by this fall.
Construction of backyard cottages and garage units took off after the city of Bend lowered fees and relaxed permitting requirements in 2016. In the first nine months of 2017, the city fielded 91 ADU permits. Current permit numbers were not available Thursday.
Quinton said the activity has been concentrated in the center of Bend, usually on property served by an alley. But he thinks there's an opportunity to install more units on the east side, as well as in central Redmond. Built by Champion Homes in Idaho, the 450-square-foot units start at $130,000, he said. That price includes permitting, but not system development charges, which are fees charged by the city and park district to cover the cost of infrastructure, he said.
Residential general contractor Hank Hill, owner of Bend Craftsman Co., said the cost of building an ADU quickly climbs out of reach for most potential clients. "It becomes a $150,000 to $200,000 project," he said.
Homeowners don't realize the cost of permitting and planning, or that they might be required to make property improvements, Hill said. On top of that, construction costs have skyrocketed because there's so much demand across the board, he said.
Dweller set itself apart at its inception by offering property owners a different way to finance ADUs. The company would enter a ground lease with the owner, finance and install the ADU, and then share a minority portion of the rental income. The property owner can buy the ADU from Dweller later.
Quinton said Dweller has a waiting list of Portland property owners who want a ground lease, but the program is on hold to ensure Dweller has enough capital to honor the existing agreements.
Typical ADU financing requires homeowners to obtain a line of credit or refinance their existing home, Quinton said. With mortgage interest rates rising from historic lows, refinancing has not been an attractive option for homeowners, he said.
"Part of the problem we're trying to solve is the lack of financing," Quinton said.
As the company begins to do business in Central Oregon, it has arranged with Consolidated Community Credit Union to provide second mortgages based on the value of the ADU itself.
Dweller has also begun to study potential building sites and how to meet the Bend and Redmond building codes, as well as neighborhood covenants.
Lack of parking space could turn out to be the biggest hurdle for suburban Bend, Quinton said. "Part of what we're offering as part of our business model is we figure that out," he said. "We can quickly triage properties and not force the homeowners to learn the zoning code."
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Grant Sabin and drummer Alex Koshak dropped by KRCC on the 4th of December to debut a few tracks from Grant's upcoming release Anthromusicology on Blank Tape Records. The Grant Sabin Band will have a CD release show on the 14th of December, 2012, at Stargazers Theatre. Doors open at 7pm and show starts at 8pm. Tickets are $20 and include a CD. Special guests for the performance include The Haunted Windchimes and Chimney Choir.
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Thoughts on the European online community
August 31, 2009
Now and then the question arises: how can we get a transnational discourse on European topics underway, or create a European online public space?
The two phrases in bold, above, both come from one of the latest posts on the topic, this time from Julien Frisch. They follow initiatives like Steffan's Bloggingportal.eu, which aggregates Euroblog posts together and adds value to them; Ideas on europe, a joint venture by Nosemonkey and the University Association for Contemporary European Studies; the never-to-be-released Pilot Information Network Systems (myparl.eu); and plenty of others, including uncountable numbers of single-issue spaces. And, of course, the blogactiv.eu platform helped and prompted more than a few people to get started in blogging on EU affairs.
I've been fascinated by and thinking about this idea since the mid 1990s, but the more you try and pin this one down, the more you realise that it's like life itself – you know instantly when you see it, but there's just no way of defining it rigorously.
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I tend to figure stuff out by writing about it, so this post – and probably a few others to come – will be about me trying to figure out how a European online community would look. So I'll start here by just noting things down, and hopefully come up with some issues for future posts.
I know one thing – any transnational discourse on EU affairs will definitely be bottom-up. But that doesn't have to mean chaotic. Biological life is a bottom-up phenomenon – there's plenty of scope for self-organisation. But organising it from the top-down will smother it.
And it goes without saying that it won't be one site, won't run on one platform, or even one type of platform. Hell, it isn't just online! But this creates a challenge – dispersal. Just how many places can one person track and be useful on? Can self-organisation help connect the dots separating people and ideas on different platforms, let alone when they're published in different languages?
It'll have to include everyone if it is to really be of much use. Of course, one could argue that this is not only a given, but that it is also just a matter of time, with the EU Institutions and MEPs slowly dipping their toes into social media. Let's hope so. I guess the arrival of the first Commission-paid online community manager will signal something. In the meantime, NGOs, lobbyists, media and above all people are already there.
The problem of trust will probably prevent any discussion of EU affairs reach its full potential. In many ways that's unavoidable and not unique to the online environment, but as more and more communications agencies (for the EU institutions), PR agencies and NGOs use socialmedia, I'm wondering whether some sort of code of conduct to reinforce authenticity would be useful.
It'll definitely be a cacophony. It already is. So participants will do what they always do – select and filter to keep their personal signal-to-noise ratios high. So that'll be self-correcting, except that filtering creates groupthink. And the worst offenders here include those in Brussels, which is why I hate the phrase Brussels Blogosphere – a bubble in serious need of a needle. Rating systems come in handy here …
And it is, and will remain to be, a Tower of Babel. I've been tackling multilingualism in EU online communications for almost a decade now, in both Web1.0 and Web2.0 environments, so I'll come back to this later.
Suffice to say that tackling multilingualism in a world of user-generated content was something myparl was supposed to pilot, and that – until the web gets semantic (if it ever does) – there's an opportunity going missing for the right organisation wanting to add value at the European level and gain some brownie points position itself as an Honest Broker in the process. I explored this in a presentation at the IABC, but am not sure lobbyists could credibly manage this.
And finally, there's this French-accented, bright yellow voice in the back of my head saying that since almost all useful EU political discourse is refracted through national political lenses, maybe this is all simply irrelevant?
Or is that it?
Or maybe the current landscape is basically it? More and more people will join the discussion, so it'll grow in size, but maybe it'll simply stay the same shape: a collection of haphazardly linked conversations across an endlessly proliferating array of platforms; separated by language, geographic context and political persuasion; punctuated by isolated echo chambers populated by me-too bloggers, xenophobes, Europhiles and pyjama people; infested with bandwagon-hopping 'social media experts' and PR agencies, ghost-blogging and posing as someone else?
God, I hope not.Mathew Lowry
I completely agree with Stuart regarding the language issue. This is what makes the difference with the US. Are you assuming that English should be the sole language of this on transnational discourse on European topics?
Another issue is how to get out of the Brussels (EU) Blogosphere? How to go local? Is discussing about EU a subject of matter reserved to an elite?
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Just for the record before I comment: I do have a job (even several ones actually) 🙂
On the languages: It might sound simple, but the only possible answer can be TRANSLATION – human and machin-based one. Try running the French version of Blogactiv through Google translate and you will see that it's doing a relatively good job.
For readers interested in the topic of EU online communities, please see also my comments over here.
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Your 3-level translation workflow implies that somebody would be paying for the translation. I don't think that this is a real option.
The EU itself – sofar – only supports literary translation (of fiction and poetry books).
I ran your story through Google Translate (EN > DE) and have to admit that while you certainly understand 70-80 % of the text the exact phrasing is often a bit bumpy. Your tower of babel, however, is nicely translated, while not replacing "classical education" 🙂
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Even with human translation, the problem remains that translation is yet another lens placed between the original writer and the final reader. Even between people with the same mother tongue, e.g., a US native of Palo Alto, California, a UK native of Edinburgh and a Jamaica native of Kingston, the problem of understanding can be immense. When a translator, perhaps raised in Berlin, Germany and trained in Cork, Ireland, must interpret the Jamaican's words for a reader living in south-eastern Poland, accurate communication becomes that much harder to achieve. Think of the added complexity when you move out of the Indo-European language group. And what happens when the translator's translation gets translated to Ukrainian?
We love our multicultural, multilingual heritage for the variety and the sense of group identification it provides. Yet we can revile it as well, for it causes misunderstandings that help foster Us versus the Other world viewpoints. If we wish a fully integrated Europe, if we wish a fully integrated Earth – which we surely need to survive the growing population size and the growing technological kit – then we'll have to accept a single common language sooner or later.
Personally, I'm willing to accept its choice by random. Put all the well-documented languages in a hat and pick one. Start learning it. It can be Mandarin, Manx, Masaba, Mi'kmaq, Mongolian or, for that matter, Klingon. And I say this, by the way, as a totally useless student of languages.
It's easy to think of a milder way, one that doesn't include cultural bullying, to move toward an agreed single official language. I admit that requires the bullies to stand down – a big expectation – but if we cling to a multilingual Earth, we are doomed to long and very expensive communications problems at the least, and "clashes of civilization" as a very high probability. I propose we encourage the use of a single common language, not reject it in the name of backward looking social standards.
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Friday, November 13, 2009
Zhenya is OUT OF JAIL!!
An Orphan Smiles has been supporting the effort to get an innocent orphan accused of murder released from prison.
Our attorney Oleg picked Zhenya up at prison at 6:00PM on Tuesday, November 10 and brought him to the local police station to sign some papers. Zhenya's two sisters and Bogdan were already waiting there. Zhenya was in shock. Zhenya thought they were going to beat him again. He didn't dream he would be released.
The charges have not been dropped yet, so technically Zhenia is still a suspect, but the fact that he was released means a lot. This happened after our attorney Oleg arranged a special inquiry into the police by several Parliament members. That was the last drop - after all the media coverage, press conferences, protests from Ukrainian and international human rights groups etc. The police department is finally backing off and is desperately trying to find a way to avoid punishment. Bogdan wants to pass along Zhenya's thanks to everyone who have been supporting him during these years. Without your support Zhenya would have been in prison for 6 more years and would have been labled as a murderer for the rest of his life. Our battle is not over yet, but we are VERY close to victory.
There are many important things that are worth fighting for, and many good projects worthy of support, but there are hardly things more important than JUSTICE and FREEDOM. THANK YOU to everyone who kept Zhenya in their prayers and contributed to legal fees, food and supplies while he spent 3 years in prison for a crime he did not commit!
Saturday, September 19, 2009
Christmas gifts
An Orphan Smiles has assembled 170 ziplock bags full of goodies for the children at Mykolaivka Internat, 49 ziplock bags full of goodies for the children at Orphanage 12, and 200 beanie babies and 200 treat bags will be on there way to Ukraine soon for the children at Tsuripinsk. An Orphan Smiles would like to thank everyone who helped make the Christmas project possible. It is your generosity that has enabled the orphans that we help have a wonderful holiday season.
We are still in need of help towards shipping costs. If you can help with any amount to offset the cost of getting the Christmas packages to Myko, O12 or Tsuripinsk it would be very much appreciated. Here is a link to our Christmas page to make a donation:
Friday, September 11, 2009
Annual meeting news.
This is an open invitation to all our supporters to join the board members, officers, coordinators, and other volunteers for this special get together. Anyone is welcome to attend!
Last year eight of us met in Denver, Colorado and having the ability to meet in person really was what got our organization off to a wonderful start! I personally can't say enough about how wonderful it was to meet fellow volunteers in person and really get to know them. The discussions were so productive and we accomplished so much, but at the same time the time spent socializing and getting to know each other was simply awesome and a lot of fun!
We have selected the following hotel for our accommodations and our meeting point as it is not too far from the airport, provides a free airport shuttle and a complimentary breakfast.
Doubletree Guest Suites Phoenix
320 North 44th St., Phoenix, Arizona 85008-7698
Tel: 1-602-225-0500 Fax: 1-602-231-0561
Here is a cut and paste link.
In general, we plan on arriving late afternoon/early evening Friday and departing sometime on Sunday.
If you are at all interested and have any questions please send an email to info@AnOrphanSmiles .org. If you are planning to attend, please email as well so that we can plan activities accordingly based on the number of participants.
Hope to see you in November!
Diane Sitkowski
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Three large boxes
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Christmas is coming!
Tsurupinsk Children's Home is home to 207 physically and mentally handicapped children aged 4 to 18. Tsurupinsk is located in southern Ukraine in the Kherson region approximately 350 miles south of Kiev. All the children have major physical handicaps that make it difficult for them to move around and support themselves (no leg(s), hand(s), etc). There are 112 children who attend school on site. Sadly, 95 children have severe mental and physical handicaps and never leave their beds.
Monday, July 6, 2009
O12 grads are fully sponsored.
An Orphan Smiles would really like to thank Leslie who has done such a great job finding GAP sponsors for each one of these students. These graduates can now go to trade school, knowing that they have a friend who cares and will help them financially so that they can complete their training. Without sponsorship, they would be inclined to worry about how to afford their essential needs and living expenses. Those who are not sponsored and do not receive this type of support, are more inclined to fall out of their training programs due to financial dispair, and turn to the streets and crime for survival. Little do they know, that when this happens, their chances of survival are reduced dramatically.
Sponsors are still needed for Tsurupinsk and Myko graduates. If you are interested in helping a student through trade school please contact Leslie for Tsurupinsk at firstname.lastname@example.com and Rachael for myko at email@example.com.
Saturday, June 13, 2009
Have you ever noticed this small coupon on grocery products?
Each BOX TOP is worth 10 cents. These can add up very quickly especially if a lot of people are collecting them.
Please cut out or tear off and save your BOX TOPs to benefit An Orphan Smiles. Keep an envelope in a kitchen drawer and when it is filled just mail them to:
An Orphan Smiles
PO Box 175
Kimberton, PA 19442
Friday, April 17, 2009
Life pack project
An Orphan Smiles would like to send a big "Thank You" to those who have recently participated in the Life Pack Project. All O12 graduates will be getting these packs, and so far we have 36 Myko graduates receiving a pack. Myko still needs volunteers to put together six more life packs. These packs are comprised of a few simple household items that will make a big difference as the students leave school and head out to trade school. If you would like to help in any way, please let Rachael know at firstname.lastname@example.com Rachael will be happy to fill you in with all of the details.
Sunday, April 12, 2009
AOS is now a 501 (c) (3)
If you have any questions regarding our nonprofit status, please email Diane at firstname.lastname@example.com
We are on facebook.
Friday, March 20, 2009
New KIDS and GAP programs!
The KIDS program helps the students who are living at the Internat. Sponsorship is easy. After a student is assigned, you write letters to your child and send two basic packages per year. The children love to receive letters and packages from sponsors. Most importantly, the correspondence lets the children know that they have someone who cares about them. The annual cost for this program is $60.00 per year. This annual fee pays for a birthday party, Christmas celebration and costs for the in-country team.
The GAP program is also a sponsorship program. The sponsor pays $40.00 per month (this can be split between two sponsors) to help the graduate get through trade school. The students use this money for basic living supplies. They also learn how to budget and save for when they graduate and need to live on their own. Letters to the sponsored children are encouraged, packages are optional. Thirty dollars of this money goes to the student, five dollars goes to the in-country team for communications and travel expenses and the remaining five goes to Valentina who heads the program at Myko.
If you are interested in sponsoring a student through the GAP or KIDS program, please contact
Rachael Davidson - firstname.lastname@example.com for GAP and
Monday, March 2, 2009
Knitting project donated
Monday, February 23, 2009
Feed the mind update
Thanks to all to bringing us closer to completing the Internat Myko Library..
Monday, February 16, 2009
New Sponsorship program at Myko
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Collection Effort - Essential Program
An Orphan Smiles would like to recognize St Basil School of Kimberton, PA for their collection effort this past week.
The school thru the Student Council sponsors a 'dress down" day where the students are permitted to wear clothes other than their usual school uniform if they participate in the designated Charitable event. The focus of this service activity was the Orphans in Ukraine and each class was assigned a different item or items to collect.
The results of this collection effort were amazing especially considering that St. Basil is a small school with only one classroom K-8 per grade.
Listed below are the items that were delivered to An Orphan Smiles and will be sent to Kiev Orphanage 12, Tsuripinsk and Mykolaivka in February.
23 boxes of cereal or boxes of granola/cereal bars
17 boxes of bandaids
18 coloring books
26 boxes of crayons
15 Paint by number sets
19 Hair accessories
17 Hair brushes
35 bottles of shampoo/conditioner
24 tubes of toothpaste
64 toothbrushes
11 deoderant
2 sewing kits
130+ bars of soap
4300 Q-tips
8 Facial Scrub products
15 bottles of lotion
Our Essential program focuses on providing hygiene items such as many of the items listed above. We hope to fill out these boxes with toilet paper and feminine products as well. Thanks to those who have already contributed to this worthwhile program to make this possible.
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Update on "feed the mind"
Please consider a donation towards our "Feed the Mind" Project. A book costs on average $5 and will give every student the opportunity to travel through the pages to places like Hogwarts and Narnia. Details for donating can be found in the "Donate a Smile" section of the website.
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Photo's of the Kiev trip
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Myko kids in Kiev (day 3)
Today the Myko group went to the Dyvosvit (Wonderland) family recreation center and enjoyed several hours of fun playing archade games, going on varous rides, winning prizes etc. Boys finally got a chance to do some laser and video gun shooting. The 4D theater was a big hit and some of the children even tried to keep the glasses (in hopes to make things come alive once they go back to Mykolaivka, I guess. :) After everyone ran out of money on their cards, they all enjoyed another dozen of rides on the escalator.
After the group came back to Orphanage 12 they had a farewell lunch with home-made pies made by Orphanage 12 staff. Everyone got a small present - a soccer ball, a small radio, a watch etc. Everyone seemed to be happy with what they got. We also gave boxes of chocholates to the Orphanage 12 staff who have been cooking and escorting the children during these 3 days.
At 4.30 p.m. we all went to the train station. Jane Slavcore, who just arrived from Australia today, came to say 'hello' to Valentina and the group, which was a very nice surprise. The kids were very happy to see her.
I think I have told you everything. Once again, an enourmous thank you to everyone who made this trip a reality. The amount of positive emotions that the children received during these 3 days is invaluable.
Thanks again everyone!
Monday, January 12, 2009
Myko kids in Kiev (day 2)
Then the children had lunch at McDonalds. Everybody got a happy meal and a toy. The real fun part began outside when all the children wanted to play on the playground which designed for very young children. It was quite a picture - a crowd of wild teenagers going down the slides together with 2 and 3 year olds.
The group then ventured out to the downtown area on the metro. The ride on the metro was an adventure in itself, as on Day 1.
The weather was much warmer today, so the walk around the city center was very comfortable and fun. The children got to see the country's largest Christmas tree, a lot of nice stores, buildings and churches.
At 4 p.m. the group went to a dolphin show. Of course, it was no Sea World but the children were thrilled to see live dolphins, sea lions and other sea animals for the first time in their lives.
Tired but excited the group returned to Orphanage 12 at 7.30 p.m. and had a nice dinner, prepared by Orphanage 12 volunteers.
Alyosha had to drive Valentina and 4 smallest/weakest children all day - it was too hard for them to do so much walking. In general, one of my observations is that many Myko children are very weak and unhealthy. Several kids vomited after being on the bus or metro, some got tired very easily, one kid had fever today, another had a severe allergy reaction to food. We have never had to deal with so many health issues with children from any other orphanage.
Tomorrow the group will be going to a family fun center to watch a 4D movie, take a ride through Dinosaure Land, play games, etc. Kids love that place.
More to come (including photos)....
Saturday, January 10, 2009
A group of Myko children are in Kiev with Valentina.
From Bogdan:
Well, I know Myko has lots of fans so I thought I would send reports to you by the day. So, here's a short summary of Day 1.
The train. This was an adventure in itself as many of the children had never been on a train before. Excitement and fascination are the two words that Valentina used to descibe the children's emotions...I know, those of you who have travelled on Ukrainian trains would probably use other words but hey...the children loved it!
The cool bus. Alyosha picked the group up at the train station and took them to a beautiful shiny bus that was waiting for them. I don't know about the girls but the 13 boys on the group were totally blown away by all the lights and buttons above their seats, the big wheels and windows and other stuff...The 30-minute ride to the orphanage was all dedicated to studying every details of the tour bus and talking to the driver (a really cool guy). I knew the bus would be a hit.
Arrival at the orphanage. When the children arrived at Orphanage No.12 they were greeted by O12 director Svetlana, and settled in their rooms. O12 kids are at the winter camp right now, so Myko children are sleeping in their rooms. Our great volunteers - Irina and Galina (Orphanage 12 worker and the Support Center accountant) - made fried eggs and hotdogs for breakfast. The children ate up and rushed downstairs to get on the bus and go to the city.
The Tour of the City. The bus took the group on a grand tour of the city. Among other things, the children got to go to the oldest Orthodox church in Eastern Europe (over 1000 years old) and to the caves. Valentina ordered a special requiem service in memory of her husband. She felt very content to do something in her husband's memory at the most sacred place for Orthodox people - the Lavra.
The lunch at O'Panas. Those of you who have been to Kiev may have visited this Ukrainian food restaurant. Very nice place in the very heart of the city. The children enjoyed a hearty meal (for a GREAT bargain price) and played with snow outside. For ALL of the children this was their first time in a restaurant. They were very proud of the fact they ate there.
The metro and the 'walking stairs'. After lunch the group went to take the metro to go to the Christmas Play, escorted by Alyosha and two Orphanage 12 staff - Natasha and Anastasia. Well, we knew the escalators would impress the children but nobody expected just SO much excitement. It was like riding the biggest and scariest ride in Disneyland - so much creaming and yelling. The people in the metro seemed to have enjoyed the show...I am not sure about Valentina, Alyosha and the girls who were trying to first put 20 screaming children on the escalator and then catch them downstairs.
The Christmas Play . The play was at the Ukraina Palace - the biggest concert hall in Ukraine. Lots of lights, marble etc. Pretty cool. The show was great and the children really enjoyed it. At the end everyone got a box of chocholates.
The Pizza. Since my favourite Canadian pizza place does not deliver to the disctrict where O12 is, Alyosha went to pick up 7 large pizzas for the children. Irina and Galina made a salad and we all had a great pizza party, followed by a desert.
Tomorrow the group will be going to the movies to watch Bedtime Stories, McDonalds and the Dolphin Show. The older children will go to the downtown area to hang out, too. Everyone will be taking public transportation except for a couple of really tiny kids who get tired very quickly - Alyosha will have to drive them around. I don't know what we would be doing without him...and the other volunteers who help cook and escort the children.


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Thinking Something Achieve Your Goal: Things basically impacting to thinking of the mind, which are effective.
As we step in the New Year and decide the goals or the targets to be accomplished this year there are several things that we need to do in order to attain the goal. There is nothing that is impossible and making a conscious effort with dedication towards your goals is something that helps you to achieve your goal.
Here is a list of things that you need follow in order to achieve your goals. Be the change and bring the change that you desire so as to achieve your goal.
1. Make a List- what is your goal the first and foremost step in achieving your goal is ascertaining what your goal is. This is the first thing that you need to do and you must to do. Firstly ascertain what you desire in your life. Set a timer for three minutes and jot down all your goals on a piece of paper, without thinking as to how will you achieve them or how difficult are they to achieve. Thus when you are crystal clear about what you want then think about the things that you need to change to achieve the goals.
2. Go Clutter free- the important thing that you need to do so that you can actually focus on what is actually important or what matters. Clutter distracts you and this is scientifically proven fact. It creates mess not only physical but also mental. Here clutter does not signify to tangible clutter but also intangible clutter that you have in your mind. The extra things present compete for your attention and demand your time and this affects your productivity. To remove the clutter just ask yourself is it needed, is the feeling required if no then simply do away with it, and this is the best thing that you can do.
3. Wake Up Super Early- the entire day you are scheduled for things and something or other keeps coming up constantly. However, you may want you will not able to concentrate to the level of the need and this will deter you from achieving your goals. Thus its simple wake up early and get started early this small thing will work in great ways to get you near your goal. It may be difficult in the initial days but gradually once you adapt the lifestyle it will become easy to wake up early and to get to your work.
4. Stop it immediately; procrastinating- we keep super busy and are juggling to get the things in order but still we all do it and this is a fact. Be it symptoms of your illness, over hovering over the fridge or dreaming in front of your fridge we all do it and it does educe your stress.
However it wastes too much of your precious time and thus it should be avoided to limited periods. This implies that if you are indulging in these activities make sure that you have set time for this.
Every day spend just some 15 minutes towards these activities so that you are not wasting your major time in such unproductive activities. It may take some time to discipline yourself but once if you stop it and then it will be easier and it will become a habit for you. It is step-by-step process and remember 'Rome was not built in a day.'
5. Delegate your work- no matter how much you try there will still be limitation to your skills and time. You cannot do it all and also have it all. Thus delegate a few of your works to others so that you are able to focus on your quality of work rather than just quantity. Single handedly you cannot handle all you need a team to help you. Winners are a part or team and not apart from team. Find people who can help you or inspire you and bridge the gap between you and your goal.
Thinking Something Achieve Your Goal 6. Assess where have you reached- achieving goal is not a one-day stuff there are series of actions and habits and tasks that you need to accomplish to reach to your goal. Thus in spite of staying dedicated you need to periodically assess where you have reached and are you on the right path or not. On regular basis ascertain your course of action. Break bigger goals in smaller motives and once you achieve smaller goals see where have you reached and the changes that you will need to reach there.
7. Keep going- each day will never be the same but moving ahead is the purpose. The another important thing is stay motivated and keep moving ahead for its only hard work that can help you achieve success.
Achieving goal and making success story is not a task rather it's a habit that you need to incorporate in yourself.
Thanking you
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