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In a land far far away lived a beautiful Queen who ruled over an enchanting land filled with sweet fairy creatures, butter bees who provide beeswax for millinaires........
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Slumdog Millinaire is one of the movie that I watched during my trip back to Malaysia. And I am so delighted that this movie grabbed so many awards including the latest British Movie awards. An interesting storyline of a boy from Mumbai. At the heart of its storytelling lies the question of how anyone comes to know the things they know about life and love. A must see movie for 2008. Let me know if you have seen it.
www.imdb.com/title/tt1010048/plotsummary
- snapped this photo at one of the small little wooden house belonging to an Indian family in Batu Gajah.
One of the biggest net work of rail system and the largest employer. Budgetted estimated income is app. rupees.
100,000, 000,00,000.00 a year. Out of this 37 percent goes to the empoyees.
What you see here is one of the old work horse, hauling thousands of travellers and chuk chuk atleast a 1000 kilo meters a day. The length of system budgetted to expand about 1000 kilo metres every year.
These work horses are hardworking, sincere and in still in service.
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1.400,000 Employees of this Great Indian Railway System enjoys Penny (paisa) free travel along with another privleged class , Lakhs of civil servants and Millinaire politicians. Fortunately or unfortunately the Cancer afflicted unfortunate citizens also allowed to travel free. It is a welcome news indeed.
In a land far far away lived a beautiful Queen who ruled over an enchanting land filled with sweet fairy creatures, butter bees who provide beeswax for millinaires........
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2/1/2021: The other day we wondered what would happen if we won the lottery and were suddenly millionaires. Since we had no idea how to accomplish this so quickly, we played the lottery. The time between submitting the lottery ticket and the drawing of the lottery numbers was great, because we already felt like millionaires. What can I say - we didn't win. But I will keep this moment and just feel like I am a millionaire every now and then. 😂
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1.2.2021: Neulich fragten wir uns, was wäre, wenn wir im Lotto gewinnen würden und plötzlich Millionäre wären. Da wir keine Idee hatten, wie wir das so schnell bewerkstelligen sollen, spielten wir Lotto. Die Zeit zwischen der Lottoscheinabgabe und der Ziehung der Lottozahlen war klasse, denn wir fühlten uns bereits wie Millionäre. Was soll ich sagen - wir haben nicht gewonnen. Aber diesen Moment werde ich bewahren und mich dann und wann einfach so fühlen, als wäre ich Millionärin. 😂
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Glyfada, home to many of Greece’s millinaires, ministers and celebrities, is the largest of the Athenian southern suburbs and is known for its up market cafes, well-known restaurants, boutiques, cosmopolitan summer clubs and tourist beaches.
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Poor Urban Planning Hinders the Pedestrian by Don Finley
San Antonio Express-News, Dec 10, 2002
San Diego,CA
The sign on Adams Avenue welcomes visitors to Normal Heights, but there's nothing much normal about it anymore. Normal Heights is the kind of traditional neighborhood that steadily has become endangered in America.
People walk here. The supermarket, the dry cleansers, restaurant and bookstores are within walking distance to houses and apartments. It has a kind of old neighborhood feel, with storefronts close to the street
Elsewhere in California, there are few communities that are pedestrian friendly --and if you happen to be a millinaire, you might be able to afford to live there. Carmel is an example. So is Palo Alto.
But Normal Heights isn't wealthy. In fact, probably the only reason it retained its character over the years is because it had deteriorated to the point that nobody wanted to spend money paving it over.