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Subject Lessons from the film 3 idiots
Management Lessons from
‘3 Idiots’ Movie
1. Never Try To Be Successful
Success is the bye-product. Excellence always creates success. So, never
run after the success, let it happen automatically in the life.
2. Freedom To Life
Don’t die before actual death. Live every moment to the fullest as you
are going to
die today night. Life is gifted to humankind to live, live & live @
happiness.
3. Passion Leads To Excellence
When your hobby becomes your profession and passion becomes your profession.
You will be able to lead up to excellence in the life. Satisfaction, pleasure,
joy and love will be the outcome of following passion. Following your passion
for years, you will surely become something one day.
4. Learning Is Very Simple
Teachers do fail. Learners never fail. Learning is
never complicated or difficult. Learning is always possible whatever rule
you apply.
5. Pressure At Head
Current education system is developing pressures on students’ head. University
intelligence is useful and making some impact in the life but it cannot
be at the cost of the life.
6. Life Is Emotion Management Not Intelligence Optimization
Memory and regular study have definite value and it always helps you in
leading a life. You are able to survive even if you can make some mark
in the path of the life. With artificial intelligence, you can survive
and win but you cannot prove yourself genius. Therefore, in this process
genius dies in you.
7. Necessity Is The Mother Of Invention
Necessity creates pressure and forces you to invent something or to make
it happen or to use your potentiality. Aamir Khan in this film, 3 idiots,
is able to prove in the film by using vacuum pump at the last moment.
8. Simplicity is Life
Life is need base never want base. Desires have no ends. Simplicity is
way of life and Indian culture highly stresses on simple living and high
thinking, and this is the way of life: ‘Legs down to earth and eyes looking
beyond the sky’
9. Industrial Leadership
Dean of the institute in 3 idiots is showing very typical leadership. He
has his own principles, values and ideology, and he leads the whole institute
accordingly. This is an example of current institutional leadership. In
the present scenario, most of the institutes are fixed in a block or Squarish
thinking.
10. Love Is Time & Space Free
Love is not time bound and space bound. It is very well demonstrated in
this movie same love was demonstrated by Krishna and Meera. Love is border
free, time free and space free.
11. Importance Of One Word In Communication
If communication dies, everything dies. Each word has impact and value
in communication. One word if used wrongly or emphasized wrongly or paused
at a wrong place in communication what effect it creates and how is it
affected is demonstrated very well in this mo
Hi do not go...Lets click you.!!
At the end All is Well..!!! Feel your heart beat.At
least your are LIVING.!!
For today's lesson, sifu tok wan teh ask me to think about my future.hmmmm..what profession that doesn't need a lot of hard work but is well paid at the same time??
The Elmwood Playhouse in Nyack NY will be presenting “A Lesson Before Dying“, running March 17th thru April 8th Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm, Sundays at 2pm with an additional performance on Thursday April 6th at 8pm. For tickets visit www.elmwoodplayhouse.com [photo by Omar Kozarsky]
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A special Italian language lesson about trees and flowers in the wonderful historical garden of Villa Soranzo Conestabile in Scorzè, not far from Venice.
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Subject Lessons from the film 3 idiots
Management Lessons from
‘3 Idiots’ Movie
1. Never Try To Be Successful
Success is the bye-product. Excellence always creates success. So, never
run after the success, let it happen automatically in the life.
2. Freedom To Life
Don’t die before actual death. Live every moment to the fullest as you
are going to
die today night. Life is gifted to humankind to live, live & live @
happiness.
3. Passion Leads To Excellence
When your hobby becomes your profession and passion becomes your profession.
You will be able to lead up to excellence in the life. Satisfaction, pleasure,
joy and love will be the outcome of following passion. Following your passion
for years, you will surely become something one day.
4. Learning Is Very Simple
Teachers do fail. Learners never fail. Learning is
never complicated or difficult. Learning is always possible whatever rule
you apply.
5. Pressure At Head
Current education system is developing pressures on students’ head. University
intelligence is useful and making some impact in the life but it cannot
be at the cost of the life.
6. Life Is Emotion Management Not Intelligence Optimization
Memory and regular study have definite value and it always helps you in
leading a life. You are able to survive even if you can make some mark
in the path of the life. With artificial intelligence, you can survive
and win but you cannot prove yourself genius. Therefore, in this process
genius dies in you.
7. Necessity Is The Mother Of Invention
Necessity creates pressure and forces you to invent something or to make
it happen or to use your potentiality. Aamir Khan in this film, 3 idiots,
is able to prove in the film by using vacuum pump at the last moment.
8. Simplicity is Life
Life is need base never want base. Desires have no ends. Simplicity is
way of life and Indian culture highly stresses on simple living and high
thinking, and this is the way of life: ‘Legs down to earth and eyes looking
beyond the sky’
9. Industrial Leadership
Dean of the institute in 3 idiots is showing very typical leadership. He
has his own principles, values and ideology, and he leads the whole institute
accordingly. This is an example of current institutional leadership. In
the present scenario, most of the institutes are fixed in a block or Squarish
thinking.
10. Love Is Time & Space Free
Love is not time bound and space bound. It is very well demonstrated in
this movie same love was demonstrated by Krishna and Meera. Love is border
free, time free and space free.
11. Importance Of One Word In Communication
If communication dies, everything dies. Each word has impact and value
in communication. One word if used wrongly or emphasized wrongly or paused
at a wrong place in communication what effect it creates and how is it
affected is demonstrated very well in this mo
Hi do not go...Lets click you.!!
At the end All is Well..!!! Feel your heart beat.At
least your are LIVING.!!
www.squidoo.com/beginnervideoguitarlessons The 5 things you should look for when choosing your Beginner Video Guitar Lessons
A lesson practicing emergency dismounts (basically falling off your horse in an emergency, always good to practice sometimes,) Also everyone is wearing some sort of Halloween thing, although most of it got taken off.
After reading lesson one and doing some scribbling I decided to do an exercise from the lesson, draw a piece of fruit. On the left is my first attempt. I tried to do too much, too many layers, although I do like the top pencil marks showing. So I turned the peach for another view and tried it again, this time attempting to exercise some restraint. I think it's better but still doesn't have the freshness I was hoping for.
- my friend is taking a photography class
- since I don't have a DSLR, can't take the class
- so, she is teaching me !
- oh, what a job she has ( not going to tell her though )
- this was one of lessons... focus on moving object while background fades out
- think I got it
- but the other one ... background in focus while ducks show movement
- flunked that !
- awful !!
- so, shall have fun with her as she has homework
- feel free to give me your opinions
- be nice, please !
- cropped for size
- no enhancement
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The Postcard
A Peveril Real Photo Series postcard that was posted in Nottingham on Wednesday the 26th. February 1913. It was sent to:
Mrs. Fardon,
4, Lancaster Gate Terrace,
Hyde Park,
London W.
The message on the divided back of the card was as follows:
"Dear Mrs. Fardon,
You will be thinking I
have forgotten you.
I hope you will excuse
these hurried lines.
I am having a very nice
time, & I hope you are
having the same.
Hoping wou are quite
well,
Love Alice."
St. Mary's Church, Nottingham
The Church of St. Mary the Virgin is the oldest parish church in Nottingham. The church is Grade I listed as a building of outstanding architectural or historic interest.
It is one of only five Grade I listed buildings in the City of Nottingham.
It is situated on High Pavement in the heart of the historic Lace Market district, and is also known as St. Mary's in the Lace Market.
-- History of St. Mary's
The church is mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086, and is believed to date back to Saxon times. The main body of the present building (at least the third on the site) dates from the end of the reign of Edward III (1377) to that of Henry VII (1485–1509).
The nave was finished before 1475. and it is notable for its uniformity of gothic perpendicular style. It is likely that the south aisle wall was the first part of the building to be constructed in the early 1380's, with the remainder of the nave and transepts being from the early 15th. century.
The tower was completed in the reign of Henry VIII.
In 1513, a school was founded in the church by Dame Agnes Mellers as The Free School of the Town of Nottingham. This is now Nottingham High School.
In the Foundation Deed, Mellers provided that a Commemoration Service should be held in the church "on the Feast of The Translation of St. Richard of Chichester". With the exception of the Goose Fair, it is the most ancient ceremonial event still perpetuated in the City of Nottingham
George Fox, founder of the Religious Society of Friends, commonly known as the Quakers, was imprisoned in Nottingham in 1649 after interrupting the preacher at St. Mary's.
Nottingham Bluecoat School was founded in 1706, and the first lessons were taught in the porch of the church.
For several years from 1716, the church was used to house the town fire engine. It was kept at the west end, and was still there until at least 1770.
-- The First Sunday School
St Mary's pioneered Sunday School education for those children unable to attend a day school. Pupils were taught reading, writing and arithmetic, as well as religious knowledge.
The first Sunday School opened in 1751, 35 years before the generally acknowledged first Sunday School was founded in Gloucester by Robert Raikes.
-- The Chantry Door
The chantry door is considered to be the oldest surviving door in Nottingham, dating from the 1370's or 1380's. it contains an example of iron work from the medieval period in the locking mechanism.
The chantry room has been used as a bonehouse, a coal store, and a chair store. It now contains a toilet for wheelchair users.
The survival of the door is likely to be due to the fact that it has not been heavily used, and is internal within the church.
-- The Laying on of Hands
It was at St. Mary's that the practice of laying on of hands by the Bishop during a confirmation service was first observed ca. 1760 and documented by Thomas Newton, Bishop of Bristol. It was performed by John Gilbert, Archbishop of York.
-- The Bronze Doors
The south porch doors are by the architect Henry Wilson. A complex work in bronze, the door contains 10 panels with New Testament scenes, and two door handles with cherubic heads. A further eight heads are on the cross pieces. Above, Christ and angel with doves.
The bronze doors were designed in 1904 by Henry Wilson in memory of his father-in-law, Rev. Francis Morse.
The intention of the design of the doors is to illustrate the Life of Our Lord in its relation with the Holy Mother to whom the church is dedicated, and by the general treatment to suggest the idea of pity.
In the tympanum the Holy Mother supports and cherishes the body of Christ, while in the spandrels, on either side, the gates of Death and Life are suggested: the Dove, typifying the spirit, enters weary into the one and issues strong-winged from the other, thus symbolising the unending round of Death and Life.
The dedicatory inscription "In loving memory of Francis Morse, 1818–1886, Father, Pastor, Friend" in the form of a pierced cresting, divides the tympanum from the doors themselves.
-- Other Features of St. Mary's
The church has a fine collection of late Victorian stained glass windows by many famous makers, including Kempe, Burlison and Grylls and Hardman & Co. The reredos above the altar is by the artist Charles Edgar Buckeridge.
The church is also known for its octagonal mediaeval font with a palindromic Greek inscription: ΝΙΨΟΝΑΝΟΜΗΜΑΤΑΜΗΜΟΝΑΝΟΨΙΝ (Wash my transgressions, not only my face), and a rather battered alabaster tomb fragment which portrays a lily crucifix.
St. Mary's internal dimensions are:
-- 215 feet (66 m) from west to east
-- 100 feet (30 m) from north to south (across the transepts)
while the tower stands 126 feet (38 m) above ground level.
It is the University Church for the University of Nottingham, and several schools and organisations hold annual services here.
In recent years, in addition to its function as a place of worship, St Mary's is the venue for a wide range of concerts and public performances.
Historically, the assistant curate at St. Mary's takes the ancient title 'Lecturer'. This title, which fell into disuse in the 17th. century, was revived for Rev. John Pennington on his appointment in 1975. The current holder of this post is The Rev'd Philippa Scott, since 2024.
The church retains the traditional liturgical colours, and the principal services are sung by a robed choir.
The first record of a tower clock dates from 1707 when a clock was installed by Richard Roe of Epperstone. This was replaced in 1807 by a clock by Thomas Hardy of Nottingham. The 1707 clock was moved to Staunton church.
The most recent tower clock which dates from 1936 was installed by George & Francis Cope. It was the first electric auto-wind clock made by that firm.
-- The Organ of St. Mary's
The organ is by Marcussen & Søn of Denmark, and is a fine example of a neo-classical style instrument. It was installed in 1973 by the organist of the time, David Butterworth.
It has 25 speaking stops, and is a small organ for a church of this size. Nevertheless, it is an instrument of the highest quality which adequately gives musical support to choir and congregation, as well as serving as a solo instrument.
-- References to St. Mary's in Literature
The church is mentioned in chapter 15 of Sons and Lovers by D.H. Lawrence.
In the ballad 'Robin Hood and the Monk', Robin attends mass at St Mary's. The ballad is written in a manuscript dating from about 1450.
The Royal Flying Corps
So what else happened on the day that Alice posted the card?
Well, on the 26th. February 1913, the Royal Flying Corps established the first operational military airfield for fixed-wing aircraft in the United Kingdom at Montrose in Scotland.
Bud Fowler
The day also marked the death at the age of 54 of Bud Fowler.
Bud, who was the son of a hop-picker and barber, was born in 1858. He was an American baseball player who was nicknamed "Bud" because he called the other players by that name.
Bud was the earliest known African-American to play professional baseball for an all-white team.
Bud Fowler died in Frankfort, New York, on the 26th. February 1913. In his last years, he suffered from illness and poverty, which was covered by national media. His grave was unmarked.
However in 1987, the Society for American Baseball Research placed a memorial on his grave in order to memorialize and honor his successes as the first professional African-American baseball player.
Bud was a 2022 inductee into the Baseball Hall of Fame.