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topmotivationalspeaker · 7 months ago

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What are The Advantages of Failure And How to Embrace Failure?

Learning useful methods to combat failure can aid you improve your willingness to take on new challenges. Failures can make people learn pushing them beyond the boundaries of their specific comfort zone. It can aid in creating strong opportunities for both success and learning new things. In the next segment, we will discuss different advantages that are connected to failure and the ways to embrace failure. So let's start looking into the facts. Search the videos of the best motivational speakers in India to learn how failure can be a part of your success.

Also Read: The Ways to Become an Inspirational Public Speaker

Definition of Failure

Failure is a situation of not fulfilling an objective or desired outcome. Most of us see failure as the opposite condition of success. But what we could not realise is failure can offer enormous possibilities for workers’ growth. The world-famous leaders and speakers encourage and embrace failure. This is because of the creative learning possibilities we get from it.

Advantages of Failure

Though none of us want to fail in anything in our lives, there are multiple advantages associated with failure. Yes, it may sound awkward, but failure can make our lives better in several ways. What are they? Let's have a look.

Makes a Person Smarter

The very first advantage of failure is its capacity to make a person smarter. It is proven that compiling information can make the human brain bigger. If people fail, their brains gather new pathways, information and takeaways from the error. If we say it differently, then failure can alter the human brain by making it more mature.

Help To Take Risks

The next notable advantage of failure is it helps a person to take risks. If people get success in every subject they probably don't push themselves beyond their capacities. Hence, failing once or twice in your life can be useful for achieving bigger success.

Possibilities for Rapid Growth

Another noteworthy benefit of failure is enormous possibilities for growth. Rapid development is only possible when you learn from the perspective and knowledge of others.

Tips to Accept Failure

Below are some additional tips on how to acknowledge failure in a better way.

Acknowledging failures is important to get more success in life. Try to create an atmosphere where you can celebrate risk-taking even if doesn't offer success.

Push yourself beyond your comfort zone to embrace failure. No matter whether you are successful or not, try new things without any fear of failing. Share your failures with the others. You can take examples from the best keynote speakers in India They always state their journey of success in which failures are a vital component.

Conclusion

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casual-video-transcripts · 3 months ago

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"Triple Frontier - Movie Snacks" by Triple Frontier Facebook

Original captions by Triple Frontier (Official Facebook Channel)

Edited and Time-stamped transcript by @ casual-video-transcripts is under the cut

[0:00] [Text on screen: MOVIE SNACKS]

[0:01] [Text on screen: EATING]

[0:02] [Text on screen: MOVIE SNACKS]

[0:03] [Text on screen: WITH THE CAST OF]

[0:04] [Text on screen: TRIPLE FRONTIER]

[0:05] [Text on screen: BRAZILIAN BREAD]

[0:06] [Text on screen: BRAZIL]

[0:06] Charlie Hunnam: Pass the smell test?

[0:07] Oscar Isaac: They’re really good when they’re a little warm.

[0:09] [Text on screen: CHILLY MANGO]

[0:10] [Text on screen: MEXICO]

[0:10] Charlie: What is this?

[0:11] Garrett Hedlund: Did you go for it?

[0:12] Oscar: Goat tongue.

[0:13] Charlie: Woah.

[0:14] Ben Affleck: It’s got a weird like

[0:15] sweet and

[0:17] peppery thing or something.

[0:18] I don’t know.

[0:19] Oscar: What a refined palette.

[0:20] [Pedro laughs and falls backwards onto Oscar’s shoulder.]

[0:20] [Text on screen: NOODLE SNACK]

[0:22] [Text on screen: MALAYSIA]

[0:23] Charlie: Do you just eat like this?

[0:24] I don’t need any water?

[0:25] Oscar: Do you want this?

[0:26] Ben: It does taste like

[0:27] with hot water.

[0:27] Garrett: Quite the trickers.

[0:29] [Text on screen: STROOPWAFEL]

[0:30] [Text on screen: NETHERLANDS]

[0:31] Garrett: How long do we get to do this for?

[0:32] [Oscar wheezing out a laugh.]

[0:33] [Text on screen: SAMOSA]

[0:34] [Text on screen: INDIA]

[0:35] Charlie: That is a good samosa!

[0:36] Pedro Pascal: Yeah it is good.

[0:38] Ben: I’m eating it. I’m eating it.

[0:39] Pedro: This is good.

[0:40] [Text on screen: COCONUT RICE]

[0:40] [Text on screen: THAILAND]

[0:42] Charlie: Oh now we’re talking.

[0:43] A little coconut rice.

[0:44] Pedro: I just want to say that

[0:45] I’ve tried all of these before.

[0:46] [Oscar shoves a spoon full of coconut rice in Pedro's mouth.]

[0:47] [Ding.]

[0:48] Pedro: Well that was fun.

[0:50] Don’t forget to check out

[0:51] Triple Frontier on Netflix.

[0:53] [Text on screen: TRIPLE FRONTIER ONLY ON NETFLIX]

[0:54] Pedro: I’m not cleaning any of those tasty snacks up.

End of transcript

Video Description: Snacks on Snacks.

Disclaimer: None of the videos I transcribe belong to me. They belong to the content creators and the crew behind the videos. Please keep in mind that my transcripts may not be 100% as I am not a professional. I'm just someone who wants to provide video transcripts for people to understand and enjoy these videos. For this video, I focused the speaker and the on-screen text.

If there are any corrections you would like me to make, let me know in the comment section of the post or through my ask box.

If you like this video or any other videos from the Triple Frontier Facebook page, feel free to check them out in the link above.

Personal Notes: Yep, I'm back!

I was trying to find an official one where Garrett did the closing where he called the movie, "The Triple Frontier", instead. I couldn't find it besides this compilation video made by Hollywood Celebrity World on YouTube which I am still grateful for. However, I decided to transcribe this version from the movie's official Facebook page where Pedro does the closing and it has captions imbedded in the video. I'm mainly doing this for my reference.

The mera video transcription is a-coming. My IRL stuff is somewhat settling down a bit. I'll catch you all in the next post.

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xbadgerbearx · 2 months ago

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chapter seven: cutting ties

word count: 2.4k

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note: this was a lot of fun to make, and the love/support makes me so happy! I hope everyone enjoyed this series as much as I did <3

Now it was time for phase two of his plan: kill Rana Singh

Queenie had called your cell phone late last night. While you were laying next to Devu, talking about his fight with Sher Khan and holding hands, your phone buzzed.

“I don’t know where the hell you’ve been these past few days but you better have your ass here tomorrow,” Queenie growled into the phone. Putting the phone on speaker, you set the phone to where Devu could hear as well.

“Baba Shakti is celebrating at the King’s Club, which means that Chief Rana will be there to guard him. I need tomorrow to go perfectly, which means I need your ass in a red dress on his lap before dinner, you hear me?” Her voice was increasing in volume by the second. “Not the club dress, that one’s too distasteful. I need you in that one evening gown,” she explained calmly, her tone doing a 180.

“Okay,” you assured, looking at Devu and forming a plan in your mind. “I’ll be there.”

“Great, see you then.” You could practically hear the smile through the phone. Devu went to speak but you hushed him, your mind racing as you thought of your plan.

It was relatively simple. When you went to the club, you would stash a knife in the kitchen so you could retrieve it before meeting with Rana. It would be hidden under your dress, along with a small firework explosive. Devu would break into the kitchen and make his way into the elevator. You tried to persuade him to take a quieter, more discreet route, but he wanted to make as much noise and destruction as possible. Once he made it into the lounge, you would set off your explosive at Rana while Devu fired his explosives into the air, causing as much chaos as possible.

Rana Singh would die, and then you would be free. Both of you would be free.

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Making it into the kitchen, you grabbed the knife and took the elevator to the dressing rooms. Changing into an elegant red dress, with the knife and explosive hidden on your thigh, you did your makeup. Hands shaking, you had to take a deep breath to calm your nerves. You didn’t speak to anyone–not even Sita.

Soon the guests arrived and were escorted into the lounge. Rana saw you waiting patiently by the wall near across the elevator doors and joined you.

“Hey, baby,” he whispered, voice deep and rich.

“Hey there yourself, handsome,” you purred, leaning closer to him. Making small talk, the guests sat themselves and a man took to the stage. “Is that…?” you asked quietly in fake astonishment.

“Baba Shakti?” Rana finished. “Yeah, I’m guarding him tonight,” he smirked, eyes scanning over the entire room. He smiled handsomely. “So you can’t distract me too much tonight, hmm? Even though you’re simply to die for.” He made a point by grabbing a handful of your ass.

Gasping in surprise, you giggled. “Oh, baby, you have no idea.”

“Ladies and gentlemen,” the man on the stage started. “What an honor it is to be here with the Sovereign Party on the cusp of our historic victory.”

Rana immediately went to work and diligently scanned the crowd.

“One day, the maharajas on these walls will be replaced with portraits of each and every one of you,” the speaker smiled, making the audience quietly laugh. “We will rid Mother India of her scars and make her beautiful once more. I would like to acknowledge the great contribution of a mighty chief of police, Rana Singh!” The crowd applauded him, and you did as well, along with giving him a small kiss on the cheek. “His courage and integrity has led to Yatana’s lowest crime rate.”

‘Devu should be making his way through the kitchen,’ you thought, still standing by Rana.

“There is still one other person, without whose blessing, we would not be here. My guru. My mentor. His Holiness…Indian’s lion…Baba Shak-!”

A huge explosion from below you shook the walls and flickered the lights. The crowd gasped and murmured amongst themselves. Rana, now at full attention, began looking around the room for possible answers.

Your hand slowly shifted down your thigh and through a hidden slit. Grabbing the explosive, you shifted behind Rana so he couldn’t see. There was a candle a few feet away from you. If only you could just…

The elevator doors opened with a ding! Devu’s explosive fireworks flew into the room and straight for Rana. Taking this as an opportunity, you lept towards the candle to light your own explosive while Rana shielded himself with his arm. Everyone rushed to the nearest exit, screaming, which left you a nice and clear target.

With no warning, you lit the firework and watched as it exploded against Rana Singh. It caused his skin to open and welt, but if it hurt him he didn’t let it show. Devu was lighting his own fireworks and making impressive work out of Rana’s men.

“You bitch!” Rana yelled, voice growling dangerously. He stalked towards you. Turning to run, he grabbed the hem of your dress, pulling you to the ground. Rolling out of the way of a punch, your hand quickly found the hidden knife in your dress, but unfortunately, Rana was able to pick you up and throw you back onto the floor.

Groaning, you stumbled back and onto your feet in time to meet Rana’s fist, but you ducked just in time. Using the momentum, you sank your blade into his shoulder with a grunt of effort.

Rana yelled in pain and pushed you away, back onto the floor. Grabbing the handle of the knife, he yanked out the blade and stalked towards you. Just as you stood up, his hand wrapped around your throat and constricted. Your scream attracted the attention of Devu, which Rana took note of.

Instinctively, your own hands flew to paw and claw at Rana’s, but it was useless. Rana started to walk forwards, which made you instinctively want to walk backwards as to lessen the pressure on your neck. Your back hit the wall of the elevator room and the hand on your throat increased in pressure.

Devu heard the elevator ding. Looking over, his eyes widened in dread as Rana Singh met his stare, his hand still choking you.

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Devu rushed after you as quickly as possible. Alpha and her warriors arrived, which let him focus his attention on you. However, Queenie arrived with a gun and almost shot him. Sita managed to strike a devastating blow against Queenie's head, killing her and allowing Devu to sever her thumb for later use.

Devu tried to catch his breath during the elevator ride to the VIP lounge, but the thought of you in danger through that out the window. Hands clenching with blood, he readied himself to save you.

When the doors to the VIP lounge slid open, he heard a wet gasping and several body blows. Throwing all caution to the wind, he sprinted inside to find you. Laying in a small puddle of blood, you gasped for air, crying. The knife you struck Rana with was now in your own shoulder, blood oozing out of the wound.

He’s seen this before, hasn’t he? Devu, paralyzed by the memory of his mother, looked at you in horror as the realization of the similarities set in. Immobilized by fear, Rana took advantage of his trap and struck Devu across the face, sending him to the ground next to you. Your bloody face with eyes peering into him would haunt him for the rest of his life.

“Finally out of your tree, huh?” Rana mused. “Get up.”

Devu groaned as he got up, giving you one more heartbroken glance before steadying himself for a fight.

“Did your mother send you back for more?”

Devu dodged Rana’s heavy punches with incredible speed. They exchanged several blows, but Devu was fully prepared for this fight. He was able to knock Rana down briefly, but the chief of police shoved him through a glass display, temporarily halting Devu’s progress.

“Get up, motherfucker!” Rana let Devu rise to his feet. “You son of a whore. What are you looking at?” Following his gaze, he saw that Devu was watching you slowly climb off the floor and rest your back against a tipped over table. The knife was out of your shoulder and rested loosely in your palm.

Rana hummed and chuckled. “The son of a whore is in love with a whore. How romantic.”

Devu went feral. Yelling, he dodged another blow and kicked Rana in the thigh, stunning him slightly. Sizing each other up briefly, Devu glared at Rana with fire in his eyes before they each threw a punch, which landed on the other’s punch. Rana shook his hand to ease the pain as Devu just watched.

It was over for Rana. Devu, now wild and reckless, attacked the man with full abandon. Rana got sent to the floor. Devu, panting, strolled to you and grabbed your shoe that had slipped off. He winked at you before striking Rana across the face with the heel.

It was…terrifying to see Devu like this. He striked Rana again a few more times with the heel of your shoe before dropping it to the ground. Grabbing Rana by his hair, eyes crazed, he punched him again, sending him to the floor.

“Get up,” Devu ordered. “Get up!” Rana groaned; he rolled onto his back as he wheezed for breath.

You watched–eyes wide in horror–as Devu delivered blow after blow onto the man’s face, killing him with nothing but his fists. A large puddle of blood flowed out and away from his head, life slipping away with it.

As if suddenly remembering, he turned on his foot and dashed to you, yelling your name. He extended his hand rather quickly to help you up, but you flinched. Devu’s eyes widen and his brows knit together, realizing that you just watched him kill a man with his bare hands. His bloody hands shook as he displayed them, trying to relay that he was no harm.

“No, no-no-no-no!” he mumbled quickly. “It-it’s okay! It’s over. It’s done.”

Breathing raggedly, you shifted against the wall but moaned in pain. Devu instantly came to your side, helping you stand and lean against him. The blood on his hands transferred to your skin.

Devu helped you get into the elevator. His finger hovered over the lobby button, but you smacked his hand away with effort. His brows furrowed in confusion.

“Penthouse,” you gasped. “Shakti’s there.”

“But you need-”

You shook your head. “I’m f-fine. I can wait.” Devu watched you, unsure. “Baba Shakti will get away if we don’t go now.”

Devu, eyes still on you, slowly retrieved Queenie’s severed thumb from his pocket and used it to get into the penthouse. The blood on your hands made it difficult to keep the blade in your grasp.

“Welcome, Queenie.”

Devu maneuvered your arm to wrap around his shoulder for better stabilization. The elevator display screen image turned into a crown, signaling that you had made it to the penthouse. The doors opened to reveal Baba Shakti sitting across the wall, foot lazily splashing in the water below his seat. Devu and you slowly walked towards him, stopping beside the painting of Hanuman.

“So you are the one?” Baba Shakti looked out the window and at the fireworks dancing across the sky. “Look at them all…Diwali. The triumph of light over darkness. The defeat of Ravana. But Ravana was no demon. He was a scholar. A visionary. He built an empire out of nothing.”

The man shook the water from his foot and grabbed his shoes before coming to a stop in front of you two. “Why not end this cycle of violence? Or we will be trapped in it for generations.”

“Do you even know my mother’s name?” Devu asked quietly. “Do you know any of their names?”

Baba Shakti rolled his eyes. “Anger will not quiet your soul, my son.”

“Don’t call me ‘son.’”

The man scoffed softly and tapped his wooden shoes together. “These were carved by a devout follower, who wore them to protect his feet from harming any small creature. On the side here, there’s an old prayer: ‘Forgive me, Mother Earth, for the sin of injury which I inflict with each step.’”

A helicopter slowly whirred outside, its beacon blinding you with its light.

“My chariot is here.”

Baba Shakti revealed a hidden blade from his shoe and stabbed Devu in the stomach. He gasped and gripped the hand that was twisting the blade further into his abdomen.

Quickly, you brought your blade over your head to stab the guru, but he was too quick. His second blade from his other shoe lodged itself into your chest. Screaming, you dropped the knife, landing it right onto his arm, the one that was still holding the blade. Baba Shakti shrieked and let go of both blades as fell backwards onto the ground, his good arm holding the wounded one.

Eyes suddenly becoming hazy, you slipped off of Devu’s shoulder and onto the ground. With your hand feeling the hole in your chest, you gasped raggedly as you kneeled on the floor. Blood seeped past your fingertips and onto the marble.

Devu became overrun with anger and allowed his adrenaline to kick into overdrive. Yelling, he took the blade that was in his stomach and lunged for Baba Shakti. Sinking the weapon into his chest multiple times–the same place he stabbed you–he readied himself for the final blow.

Shakti gurgled, blood flowing past his lips. “You can’t,” he said weakly. “These people need me. Please, I’ll give you what you want.” He started to plead. “I’ll do anything. Forgive me! Ha-ha-have mercy, please!”

“Only God can forgive you now.”

Devu heaved the small blade above his head and stabbed it in the middle of Baba Shakti’s forehead, killing him instantly. Panting quietly, Devu stumbled to his feet and clutched his stomach. His eyes slowly panned over to you, and he screamed in agony.

There you were–lying on the floor, hand to your chest, eyes staring into nothing.

He didn’t bother to stifle the sob that escaped him. Crashing onto his knees, he gently picked up your head and let it rest in his lap. Bending down to kiss your forehead, tears raining onto your face, he placed a small kiss on your temple.

He did not get back up.

His body slumped over yours.

Three bodies entered the room that night. Not one made it back out.

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natures-marvel · 3 months ago

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So here's the Yangdem Olympians AU no one except @h0bg0blin-meat asked for (made an art for it too) and inspired by Imane Khelif's situation.

If you are reading this fic and like it in some way, do lemme know how you feel about it! 😊

Battle of Wills

Pairings : Yangki x Sudem

Characters : Yangki Deori, Sudem Boruah, Original Characters

Word Count : 2533

Yangki walked into the olympic boxing arena for the final time, shouts of her and her country’s name echoing around the stadium as her name was announced on the speakers, creating a charged and energetic atmosphere from the audience.

But Yangki was only focused on one thing. To do something no Indian woman has ever done before.

She felt nervous and anxious, feeling the hopes and prayers of 1.2 billion people riding on her shoulders.

However, her coach, sensing her heightened nerves told her something, something that was said by a certain someone five days back.

5 days ago

“And Bianca Russo from Italy has withdrawn from the match in under one minute! This means Yangki Deori of India wins the Quarterfinal round of 75kg!”

Yangki, however, only felt shock at her opponent’s decision and then pure elation as she realized she had just secured a medal win.

An olympic medal win. Every athlete’s dream which only less than 1% of them get to achieve.

She tried hard not to tear up at the moment because after all the allegations of her being a man and banned from participating in the last year’s world championships, because of some mere suspicions, she finally, finally, had a chance to prove her worth again.

However, she should have sensed something was off when her opponent chose not to shake hands with her and stomped off the ring angrily

Yangki took a deep breath now and stepped into the ring, the words from her coach of fifteen years, Samarth Verma and Sudem ringing in her ears.

“Give them hell.”

Speaking of Sudem, she knew he would be watching from the stands and cheering for her, just like she did for him when he won that historic bronze medal in fencing.

7 days ago

Yangki watched the match with her heart drumming in her ears.

Two points.

Sudem was only two points away from creating history. The match kept getting more tense as his opponent took another point and now they were both equal.

Yangki kept cheering for him ever since the first second of the match started and now it was a point where anyone could win this.

At that moment, her heart was beating so fast, she closed her eyes and heard the familiar sound of a point scored. She did not dare open her eyes.

She knew the match had ended as the uproar had now gotten deafening. She knew someone had won.

“And the bronze medal goes to Sudem Boruah of India!”

Her eyes flew open and she screamed as loud as she could because Sudem had won! He just won and created history!

Her shout had thankfully got drowned out by the Indian spectators celebrating his win but at that very moment, Sudem caught her eye.

With tears streaming down his face, he made a heart with both his hands at her. She grinned at him tearfully and repeated his gesture.

She grinned at him as he stood on the podium, seeing the precious bronze medal adorning his neck.

And when he met her as he exited the arena, she screamed and ran into his arms, hugging the life out of him as her love had now created history and joined the ranks of the people who had become Olympic medallists.

She touched the gloves of her opponent, Amelia Matthews of Great Britain, and went to her corner as the bell rang.

She knew what her strategy was for tonight.

She landed some hits, moved away from some and kept light on her feet as her opponent kept charging at her with all she had got.

With round one ending, the judges scored in Matthews’ favour, shocking everybody present in the arena and those who were watching.

It was very clear that Yangki was more dominant in the first round.

Sudem leapt to his feet and angrily yelled a curse as the crowd uproared and booed at the referees' decision.

After all, what did they know about how Yangki had felt when she was being trolled, abused and lashed out at from everywhere just four days back?

Five days back

Few minutes.

A few minutes was all it took for everything to go to hell.

When Yangki’s match had ended, the Italian boxer was asked about her match and her statement had created a storm.

“It was like getting hit by a man.”

The uproar at her statement had caused a spark of controversy, leading to Yangki getting trolled, abused and harassed online in the following hours and faced the media questions that brought her painful memories of the world championship again.

The world championship of last year where she was tested several times for her gender and banned from participating because they determined she was not a woman.

She was targeted because she had more visible lean muscles and height than the other opponents of her weight category.

It was her sheer effort that she had not broken down then and there at the media center.

But Sudem knew she was barely holding it altogether, somehow managing to hold her head high as she faced the disgusted and accusing glares of many people who hated her while coming back to her room.

She, however, broke down in his arms as they sat in a corner of a quiet hallway together, his heart breaking at her sobs, because it should have been her moment to celebrate, not mourn it.

Not after everything she had gone through the last few months.

Samarth was horrified at the referees’ decision. And angry too.

His student was clearly better than the British boxer and yet, they refused to declare the first round in her favour.

As Yangki sat down on the stool, still stunned, he thought of an idea.

A very risky one but one that could guarantee a clear win for Yangki.

“Yangki, listen to me,” Samarth thought to tell her the cold facts and get it over with as soon as possible. “They are not going to let you win at this rate.”

She was shocked to hear that but he continued.

“But I have an idea, it's very risky and I think you can totally do it.”

As he started explaining the idea to her, stalling the referee at the same time who needed to start the bout, Yangki’s eyes widened but she nodded at him, determined.

And stood back up again for round two with fire in her eyes.

Four days back

However, not everything was as bleak as it looked to be.

That night for dinner, Yangki’s archer roommate and her friends accompanied them both to dinner, throwing back glares at anyone who glared at Yangki, showing she was not alone.

Many of the Indian athletes later on extended their support by congratulating her on her win and wishing her best for her next bout.

On the internet, the Boxing Federation of India, Sports Authority of India and many other big and small people and organizations came to her defense.

Two days back

When Yangki walked into the arena for her semifinals, she was met with the roaring supportive cheers and booing alike.

Inspite of all of that, she chose to ignore the crowd entirely and fight the Thai boxer who had beaten her all the times Yangki had fought with her.

Needless to say, she let out all of the anger she had been carrying with her in the ensuing three rounds, guided by her coach and never letting the Thai dominate her at any time.

One hit by her opponent resulted in Yangki hitting another two or even three on her.

When Yangki was declared as the winner, she could only jump in happiness as she realized what she had accomplished in that moment.

The Thai boxer gave her a hug and congratulated her heartily on her win.

(When the boxer was interviewed after the match, she only told that it was a big shock for her to lose against Yangki for the first time and wasn’t satisfied with herself but nonetheless was content to win a medal for her country.)

Yangki moved into the ring and started landing quick hits on her opponent.

The goal in this round was to either knock her down or out in any (legal) way. She chose to go for her face to disorient her and deliberately misfired hits on her arms as she took some hits to tire her out.

Instead of watching Yangki, Samarth had his focus on Matthews to mark the exact moment for Yangki to knock her out. There was only a minute left and so far, he couldn’t find any opening. He had specifically instructed her he will only call out at the point she will have to make her move.

Their patience and efforts paid off as Samarth found an opening in Matthews’ weakening defense and yelled to Yangki.

“Maar!”

Yangki wasted no time in hitting a roundhouse punch and Matthews lost her balance and fell down.

It took her somewhere near six seconds and the referees’ count of two to get back up, effectively losing 2 points off her round as the bell rang for round two.

To no one’s surprise, the round was clearly in Yangki’s favour at 10-8, owing to Matthews’ knockdown.

One day ago

Matthews was quite vocal in her interviews about her opinions on Yangki and trash talked about her as much as she could.

She went as far as to share some posts on instagram how she had to fight a man and how India always somehow lost in the final round.

Everyone in the Indian camp kept Yangki away from the news, knowing it was Matthews’ mind games to pressurize her as Yangki was stressed about her finals already.

That evening after her training, when Yangki had some free time, she sat with Sudem in the same quiet corner of the hallway again, resting her head on his shoulder and intertwining her large fingers with his smaller ones.

“What do you think is going to happen tomorrow?” She asked quietly.

Sudem knew her doubts like they were his own. He knew just like the semifinals, she was up against someone she had always lost to. More than that, Amelia Matthews had participated in 89 international matches and never lost a single one in her career.

He remembered that he had asked her the same thing before his bronze medal match.

And just like she had assured him, he said the same thing to her.

“Whatever happens tomorrow, my love, I will always love you and be proud of you.”

The bell for the third and final round rang and Sudem could feel his heart drumming in his ears.

The time was ticking down and so far, both of the boxers looked equally good in the ring.

Matthews, after her brief knockdown in the last round, had come back with anger and she was doing all she could to make up for the mistake of the second round.

Samarth, however, had told Yangki to stick to their strategy to knock her down but so far, it looked like the strategy was not going to work.

Matthews knew what they were trying to do, so she kept moving out of Yangki’s way, playing and toying with her like she was some easy prey.

After a minute had passed, however, Yangki switched up her strategy and loosened her attacks, allowing Matthews to land some hits on her and astonishing Samarth and everyone else who was watching her.

They all thought that Yangki had got tired, only defending as much as she could and so Matthews sped up her attacks on her.

However, with only a minute remaining, Matthews slowed down and dropped her defense a little.

But unfortunately for her, it was the moment Yangki was waiting for. As soon as her defense was totally absent, Yangki threw a punch, disorienting her so bad she stumbled away from her in surprise.

And before she could even start to recover from the shock, Yangki threw another punch at her, knocking her down again on the ground.

Everyone’s shock was evident as everyone realized what she had done.

She had just used her opponent’s strength to her advantage.

Even though Matthews got back up on the referees’ count of three, everyone knew the match was over for the British woman and as soon as the bell rang, the crowd bursted into an uproar.

Yangki, for her part, clutched her abdomen as it had taken the most damage and only managed to grab a towel from her coach to hold it to her bleeding nose as her gloves were removed before she was called to the center again.

When the referee raised her hand upward, denoting her as the winner of the gold medal, Sudem screamed loudly in happiness.

It took Yangki being hugged by Samarth to realize she had just won the gold medal. And then, she screamed in happiness, despite the constant pain she was in because she realized what she had just done.

She had created history by becoming the first Indian woman to win a gold medal.

She hugged Samarth again, who was openly crying and then her team, who were beaming and applauding for her.

And then, her eyes darted furiously, trying to find the one person who was her home and her comfort through all of this mess.

She ignored all of the press trying to shove their mics in her face and the cameras trying to get every shot of her.

She found him, making a heart with his hands and beamed at him. And then, did something by her heart and not her head.

She went upto the stands as much as she can from the outside, Sudem following her move and meeting her in the middle.

“Congratulations, oh my god, you did it!” he whispered to her. But she wasn’t listening to his words.

She, instead, pulled him into a kiss, right in front of everyone who either cheered for her even more or gasped at her bold move.

(There were even catcalls and teasing remarks from their new friends who had come to see her match, but they chose not to pay any attention.)

Sudem was stunned by her move momentarily but kissed her back, forgetting about everything but the woman around whose, his arm was wrapped and her lips on his as she had just created history.

And when the national anthem had started playing, Sudem and Samarth had openly cried while Yangki only smiled wide, taking in and basking in the moment.

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However, Yangki and Sudem chose not to check the internet and only replied to calls from their parents.

They both had given interviews in a press conference after their respective wins and knew they were not going to have a moment to breathe as soon as they left for India.

For now, they both sat content in the hallway again, taking in all the quiet they could before they started a new journey of their lives again.

#krisnosura #yangki x sudem #fanfic #olympics au #my fics #my writing

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STRAYKIDS REACTION-dating a telugu

CHAN

-OMDS THIS BOY WILL BE SMITTED

-will probs call you bangaram

-INTRESTED in learning about your culture

-would watch the classics with you (Magadheera,100% love NUVUSTHANATE NENVUTHANTANA)

-love your dark complexion

-loves your features

-protects you from any racism you face in Korea

-CANDID PHOTOS OF YOU IN SARIES

MINHO

-would dance to Telugu songs with you

-gets very shy when you sing in telugu too him

-loves how long your hair is

-would love to go Andhra or telengana with you

-LOVES TELUGU FOOD

-learns about culture in secret

CHANGBIN

-LEMME JUST SAY THIS THE BOY ID WHIPPED FOR YOU

-admires you when you speaker Telugu

-HES THE TYPE TO JUST SCREAM RANDOM SONG LYRICS

-probs would incorporate Telugu in his raps

-low-key think he’s the type too talk about it on live

HYUNJIN

-PAINTS YOU

-love going to functions with you when your in saries or lenghas

-celebrations with you always

- he’s 100% going to flex you too the boys

-forces you to make dosa

JISUNG

-he would listen to telugu songs on repeats let’s bffr

-wants you too be happy so every movie night is a telugu movie

-wants to be near you at all times

-HES THE TYPE TO SAY YOU LOOK LIKE A DEVADAS

FELIX

-another one who will call you a devadas

-will learn how to cook with you

-wants to know what makes north and south India different

-embraces your culture

SEUNGMIN

-will force you too cook curry so he can eat them

-will watch stuff like dhee Jodi and stuff with you

-ANOTHER ONE WHO LOVES YOUR HAIR

-loves when you put mallipuvulu in your hair

JEONGIN

-he’s the type to tease you lovingly

-I think he will love going india with you

-BOY IS A SUCKER FOR PANI PURI

-why do I think he would love the South Indian shopping mall 😭😭

#stray kids #stray kids imagine #bangchan fluff #straykids scenarios #telugu #stray kids x Indian reader.#lee minho #seo changbin #kim seungmin #hwang hyunjin #yang jeongin #bang chan #han jisung #lee felix

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harryandmeghansussex · 2 years ago

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Meghan, The Duchess of Sussex is a feminist, champion of human rights and gender equity, and global role model. Her lifelong advocacy for women and girls remains a constant thread she weaves through both humanitarian and business ventures. She is noted as one of the most powerful and influential women in the world, topping lists such as TIME Magazine’s Most Influential People, The Financial Times’ 25 Most Influential Women, Variety Power of Women, and British Vogue’s Vogue 25. She and her husband, Prince Harry have also been the recipients of the NAACP President’s Award as well as the Robert F. Kennedy Ripple of Hope Award. Meghan’s global impact, and strong stance on resilience, equality, and compassion through action, have made her one of the most iconic public figures of this generation.

Born and raised in Southern California, Meghan attended Los Angeles based all-girls Catholic School, Immaculate Heart, which she continues to support as an alumna, before moving to Chicago to attend the prestigious Northwestern University. While there, she double majored in Theater and International Relations, and went on to intern at the US Embassy in Buenos Aires, Argentina, as well as to study abroad in Madrid, Spain. After graduation, Meghan turned her focus to the entertainment industry, landing her big break as a lead actor on the hit series, ‘Suits’ which she starred in for seven seasons. During her time off between filming, Meghan travelled to Rwanda, India, and across the globe working on humanitarian missions, and serving in key roles such as: UN Women’s Advocate for Women’s Political Participation and Leadership, a World Vision Global Ambassador, and a leading Counsellor to One Young World, where she inspired youth and women around the world through her passionate advocacy and hands-on approach to being of service. She also travelled to support the military community on a USO Tour, visiting six military bases in seven days including Bagram, Afghanistan. In 2018, Meghan married Prince Harry, becoming The Duchess of Sussex.

An accomplished writer, she has contributed pieces to publications in the UK, US, and Ireland, and parlayed that skill into the creation of the successful lifestyle website, ‘The Tig’, where her thoughtful and inspiring op-eds cultivated a global fanbase. The Duchess of Sussex was the first guest editor in the history of British Vogue for their July Issue in 2019, which was the fastest selling copy in the history of the publication. She and Prince Harry founded The Archewell Foundation in 2020 to support communities in need at a micro and macro level, in both moments of crisis as well as for long term aid. At The Archewell Foundation, they hold the value that charitable work should not simply be ‘a handout, but rather a hand held’, a phrase which Meghan first coined when supporting UK charity Smart Works, of which she is patron, that uplifts and prepares underserved women to enter the workforce. Meghan and her husband also founded and oversee production company, Archewell Productions and podcasting arm, Archewell Audio. In 2022, Meghan launched ‘Archetypes’, a record-breaking podcast exploring the labels that try to hold women back; ‘Archetypes’ debuted at Number 1 in The US, UK, Australia, Ireland, and New Zealand, and topped the charts as the Number 1 podcast in 47 countries, demonstrating her unparalleled global reach. After its first season, Archetypes was awarded was awarded The People’s Choice Award in the podcast category.

She is a NY Times Best Selling author, publishing her highly celebrated children’s book, ‘The Bench’, and “Together: Our Community Kitchen” a publication she spearheaded with the women of the Hubb Community Kitchen in the UK, who were displaced after the tragic Grenfell Fire. True to her character, The Duchess of Sussex mobilized to turn pain into purpose, working alongside this dynamic group of women to help them heal, grow, and develop their own business enterprises in the face of adversity. In addition to topping the NY Times Bestsellers list, “Together,” also debuted as number one on the UK’s Sunday Booklist, with proceeds going to the Kitchen. Meghan’s influence in fashion has been coined “The Meghan Effect” with items selling out within hours of her wearing them. Her ‘effect’ has transcended fashion, shifting cultural conversations as seen with her op-ed for the NY Times “The Losses We Share.” The piece detailed a heartbreaking personal loss which spiked the conversation surrounding miscarriage to the highest it had been spoken of in over two decades at the time of publishing.

Meghan is a passionate advocate for mental health and family care, the holistic support of women and children’s rights, and the immeasurable value of one’s self worth. Her core belief that representation matters, and her connection to community through the lens of learning, healing, and inspiring have helped define her as a cultural catalyst for positive change. Meghan resides in California with her husband and their children Prince Archie Harrison and Princess Lilibet Diana, and their three dogs.

#meghan markle #duchess of sussex #meg x public speaking

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"Don't hate the player, hate the game." Maybe we should hate both. There's padding a resume but then there's a work of fiction which is what Meghan Markle is determined to pass off as her professional bio. Grab your sick bucket🤢 before examining more proof that this vile woman can't tell THE TRUTH even if her life depends on it. There simply aren't enough pinocchios in the world to highlight these lies.

🤥"Accomplished writer"

🤥Fashion "The Meghan Effect causes items to sell out." (She had the nerve to include the op-ed she purchased for the mythcarriage) "spiked conversation surrounding miscarriage to the 🤥highest it had been spoken of in over two decades at the time of publishing🤦‍♀️🤦‍♂️."

🤥Highly celebrated children's book

Meghan, The Duchess of Sussex, Keynote Speaker | Harry Walker Agency

Meghan, The Duchess of Sussex is a 🤥feminist🤥, champion of 🤥human rights and gender equity, and global🤥 role model. Her lifelong🤥 advocacy for women and girls remains a constant thread she weaves through both humanitarian 🤥and business ventures. She is noted as one of the most 🤥powerful and influential women in the world, topping lists such as TIME Magazine’s Most Influential People, The Financial Times’ 25 Most Influential Women, Variety Power of Women, and British Vogue’s Vogue 25🤥.

This is just gross. A global role model🤢 one of the most iconic figures of this generation 🤢🤢🤢

She and her husband, Prince Harry have also been the recipients of the NAACP President’s Award as well as the Robert F. Kennedy Ripple of Hope Award. Meghan’s global impact🤥, and strong stance on resilience, equality, and compassion🤥 through action, have made her one of the most iconic 🤥public figures of this generation.

Born and raised in Southern California, Meghan attended Los Angeles based all-girls Catholic School, Immaculate Heart, which she continues to support as an alumna, 🤥before moving to Chicago to attend the 🤥prestigious Northwestern University. While there, she 🤥double majored in Theater and International Relations, and went on to 🤥intern at the US Embassy in Buenos Aires, Argentina, as well as to study abroad in Madrid, Spain. After graduation, Meghan turned her focus to the entertainment industry, landing her big break as a 🤥lead actor on the hit series, ‘Suits’ which she starred in for seven seasons. During her time off🤥 between filming, Meghan travelled to Rwanda, India, and across the globe 🤥working on humanitarian missions, and serving in 🤥key roles such as: UN Women’s Advocate for Women’s Political Participation and Leadership, a World Vision Global Ambassador, and a leading Counsellor to One Young World, where she inspired 🤥youth and women around the world through her passionate advocacy and 🤥hands-on approach to being of service. She also travelled to support the military community on a USO Tour, visiting six military bases in seven days including Bagram, Afghanistan.

In 2018, Meghan married Prince Harry, becoming The Duchess of Sussex.

🤥An accomplished writer, she has contributed pieces to publications (tabloids🙄) in the UK, US, and Ireland, and parlayed that skill into the creation of the successful lifestyle website, ‘The Tig’, where her thoughtful and🤥 inspiring op-eds cultivated a😂 global fanbase. The Duchess of Sussex was the first guest editor in the history of British Vogue for their July Issue in 2019, which was the fastest selling copy in the history of the publication.

She and Prince Harry founded The Archewell Foundation in 2020 to support communities in need at a micro and macro level, in both moments of crisis as well as for long term aid. At The Archewell Foundation, they hold the value that charitable work should not simply be ‘a handout, but rather a hand held’, 🤥a phrase which Meghan first coined when supporting UK charity Smart Works, of which she is patron, that uplifts and prepares underserved women to enter the workforce. Meghan and her husband also founded and oversee production company, Archewell Productions and podcasting arm, Archewell Audio.

In 2022, Meghan launched ‘Archetypes’, 🤥a record-breaking podcast exploring the labels that try to hold women back; ‘Archetypes’ debuted at Number 1 in The US, UK, Australia, Ireland, and New Zealand, and topped the charts as the Number 1 podcast in 47 countries, demonstrating her 😂🤥unparalleled global reach. After its first season, Archetypes was awarded The People’s Choice Award in the podcast category😂.

She is a 🤥NY Times Best Selling author, publishing her highly celebrated children’s book, ‘The Bench’, and “Together: Our Community Kitchen” a publication she spearheaded with the women of the Hubb Community Kitchen in the UK, who were displaced after the tragic Grenfell Fire. True to her character, The Duchess of Sussex mobilized to turn pain into purpose🤢, working alongside🤥 this dynamic group of women to help them heal, grow, and develop their own business enterprises in the face of adversity. In addition to 🤥topping the NY Times Bestsellers list, “Together,” also debuted as number one on the UK’s Sunday Booklist, with proceeds going to the Kitchen.

Meghan’s influence in fashion has been coined🤥 “The Meghan Effect” with items selling out within hours of her wearing them. 🤥Her ‘effect’ has transcended fashion, 🤥shifting cultural conversations as seen with her op-ed for the NY Times “The Losses We Share.🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥” The piece detailed a heartbreaking personal loss 🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥which spiked the conversation surrounding miscarriage to 🤥the highest it had been spoken of in over two decades at the time of publishing🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥.

Meghan is a 🤥passionate advocate for mental health 🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥and family care🤥🤥🤥🤥, the holistic support of women and children’s rights🤥, and the immeasurable value of one’s self worth🤥. Her core belief that representation matters🤪, and her connection to community through the lens of learning🤥, healing🤥, and inspiring🤥 have helped define her as a 🤥cultural catalyst for 🤥positive change.

Look at how dumb the kids names look with titles🤡🤦‍♂️🤦‍♀️ They sound like cartoon characters.

Meghan resides in California with her husband and their children Prince Archie Harrison and Princess Lilibet Diana, and their three dogs.

Someone told her this is her "Beyonce" photo. Most likely it was Thirsty Tyler Perry 😂🤦‍♀️🤦‍♂️

#megxit #strip the titles #meghan markle is a liar #revenge #fraudess #fraudsters #i was such a fraud #walmart wallis #disgusting

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TIGERRS is celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month by highlighting an outstanding member of the GNC and Asian American communities!

Born to immigrant parents from Malaysia and India, Alok Vaid-Menon (ALOK) is a gender non-conforming poet, comedian, public speaker, and actor. They have made a name for themselves as an artist and an activist, sharing their work and their experiences with the world. They have received global recognition for their literary works Beyond the Gender Binary, Femme in Public, and Your Wound, My Garden. Their acting credits include roles in Complicated Order, HBO Max’s SORT OF, and upcoming film Absolute Dominion. They were also the subject of the Sundance Film Festival docu-short ALOK executive produced by Jodie Foster. For their work and contributions, they have received the ACLU of Southern California Bill of Rights Award and the Coalition of Asian Pacifics in Entertainment Trailblazer Award.

(text used in the background of the graphic comes from Alok’s blog:

“I would rather be a soul than a body. I would rather be fluid than frozen. This is why I share when I am hurting. Because I am alive. And it is terrifying and brilliant. It is the most profound argument for love I have ever known.

How ironic that they think my queerness is what made me want to die. When it is the very thing that reminds me why I live.”)

#tigerrs #gnc #gender expansive #gender nonconforming #ALOK #alok vaid menon #aapi heritage month #aapi artist #asian american #nonprofit

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International Yoga Day Celebration by CRAFT Dehradun

Embracing Health and Unity through Yoga

International Yoga Day, which is celebrated every year on June 21, is a global event that underlines the many benefits of practicing yoga. This year,CRAFT Dehradun is excited to join millions of people around the world in celebrating this day of health, wellness and unity.

Significance of International Yoga Day

Yoga, an ancient practice with origins in India, has gained immense popularity across the world due to its holistic approach to health and wellness. The United Nations declared June 21 as International Yoga Day in 2014, recognising the universal appeal of yoga and its ability to promote peace and harmony. The date coincides with the summer solstice, a time of significant planetary alignment and balance.

CRAFT Dehradun’s Yoga Day Initiative

At CRAFT Dehradun, we believe in the transformative power of yoga to enhance physical, mental and spiritual well-being. Our celebration of International Yoga Day includes a number of activities designed to engage our community and spread awareness of the benefits of yoga.

1. Morning Yoga Session

We will begin the day with a calming morning yoga session at our beautiful outdoor venue. Our experienced yoga instructors will guide participants through a series of asanas (postures), pranayama (breathing exercises) and meditation techniques, aimed at rejuvenating the mind and body.

Time: 6:00 AM - 8:00 AM

Venue: Parade Ground

2. Yoga Workshops

Throughout the day, we will be conducting workshops focusing on different aspects of yoga. These sessions will cater to all levels, from beginners to advanced practitioners.

Beginner Yoga: An introduction to basic postures and breathing techniques.

Intermediate Flow: A dynamic session for those with some yoga experience.

Advanced Asanas: Exploring more challenging postures and sequences.

Yoga for Mental Health: Techniques to manage stress and increase mental clarity.

3. Interactive Talks

Our expert speakers will discuss the philosophy of yoga, its historical significance and its relevance in today's fast-paced world. These talks will provide information on how yoga can be incorporated into daily life to promote holistic health.

Philosophy of Yoga: Understanding the ancient wisdom behind yoga practices.

Yoga and Modern Lifestyle: Balancing work, life and health through yoga.

Nutrition and Yoga: The role of diet in enhancing yoga practice and holistic health.

4. How to Participate

Participation in all events is free. We invite everyone, regardless of their age or experience level, to join us in celebrating International Yoga Day.

Conclusion

International Yoga Day is a reminder of the profound impact of yoga on our lives. At Craft Dehradun, we are committed to promoting this ancient practice and its benefits. Join us on June 21 and embrace the health, unity and spirit of yoga.

CRAFT Dehradun is dedicated to promoting community health through various cultural and health-oriented programs. Our mission is to create a place where individuals can discover and develop a balanced lifestyle.

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THE MOST FAMOUS MOVIE DIALOGUES WILL INSPIRE YOU!

The best motivational speaker in India, I would say stay confident in what you do and believe in the power of the Universe because everything happens for a reason, and that proves the best for you.The World’s Best Motivational Speakers specialize in inspiring individuals at a deeper level.

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topmotivationalspeaker · 9 months ago

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Learn The Extensive Sectors Associated With Plenary Speakers

Keynotes are some very inspiring and moving speeches given especially in corporate sectors. When we hear a really good one, we memorise it for our lifetime. However, keynote speakers are not required to be famous. Their motive is not to become famous among thousands of people, they just do not want to set up the right tone for your business, but also share the key message with the audience. But what type of events they can host? Well, below are the answers.

Conferences

The first category of events which are generally hosted by the best keynote speakers in India is conferences. Conferences are events where people with equal interests come together to share and discuss new concepts. Conferences generally include more than one keynote speakers who have enormous expertise in this sector. In this type of event, keynote speakers offer an assortment of valuable workshops and speech sessions which can surely motivate anyone.

Also Read: How to Increase Curiosity Among the Students

Trade Shows

Trade shows are another crucial type of events that usually take place alongside conferences. This type of event helps business organisations to showcase their services and products through presentations, demonstrations and other activities which are performed by keynote speakers.

Webinars

In previous times, keynote speeches are only delivered at corporate events. But thanks to technology which makes keynote speeches available for all mediums. Those speeches are now not only limited to stage shows. Nowadays, arranging a meeting online is completely normal. The best sales speakers in India also deliver their valuable words through the webinar platforms for the audience.

Award Ceremonies

Award ceremonies are events where talented persons from different sectors receive awards and recognition for their deeds. This type of event is often hosted by the keynote speakers to motivate the attendees.

Conclusion

So these are some crucial factors about keynote speakers. Finding the right professional speakers may include digging. But once you choose the right speaker, be sure to witness a memorable event. Follow us to learn more.

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Holidays 8.7

Holidays

Aged Care Employee Day (Australia)

Assyrian Martyrs Day

Banana Day (Japan)

Bank Holiday Act Day (1871; UK)

Battle of Boyacá Day (Colombia)

Beach Party Day

DeviantArt Day

Dodge 807 Day

807 Giving Day

Freberg Day

Gaia Consciousness Day

Gallia Asteroid Day

Guru Rimpoche's Thungkar Tshechu (Sikkim, India)

Lock Day (French Republic)

Martyrs Day (Assyrian Community)

National Armed Forces Day (Bolivia)

National Day of Recognition for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Health Workers & Practitioners (Australia)

National Handloom Day (India)

National Javelin Day (India)

National Lighthouse Day

National Marriage Equality Day

National NFT Day

National Psychiatric Technician Appreciation Day

National Report Health Care Fraud Day

Particularly Preposterous Packaging Day

Patient Appreciation Day

Postal Inspector Service Day

Professional Speakers Day

Purple Heart Day

Republic Day (Ivory Coast)

Say ‘Cheese’ Day

Sea Serpent Day

Take Last Winter's Snowballs Out of the Freezer and Have a Fight Day

Tasoua Hosseini (Iran)

Tightrope Walking Day

Tisha b'Av Bank Holiday (Israel)

Viking Pilgrimage (Spain)

Web Developer Appreciation Day

World Alternatives Games Day

World Lighthouse Day

World PVNH Disorder Awareness Day

Youth Day (Kiribati)

Food & Drink Celebrations

Pork Burger Day

Raspberries ’n Cream Day

Independence & Related Days

Cote d'Ivoire (a.k.a. Ivory Coast, from France, 1960)

Irish Reform Act (Passed; UK; 1832)

Ottawa (Became Capital; Canada; 1858)

Paperis (Declared; 2018) [unrecognized]

1st Wednesday in August

International Play Day (UK) [1st Wednesday]

IPA (International Play Association) Canada National PlayDay (Canada) [1st Wednesday]

National Professional Engineers Day [1st Wednesday]

National Psychiatric Technician Appreciation Day [Wednesday of 1st Full Week]

Regatta Day (Canada) [1st Wednesday]

Festivals Beginning August 7, 2024

Brown County Free Fair (New Ulm, Minnesota) [thru 8.11]

DeLeon Peach & Melon Festival & Tractor Pull (DeLeon, Texas) [thru 8.10]

Pea Harvest Festival (Palmer, Alaska) [Historically; 1920]

Lakefest (Eastnor, United Kingdom) [thru 8.11]

Locarno Film Festival (Locarno, Switzerland) [thru 8.17]

Medusa Festival (València, Spain) [thru 8.11]

Nevada County Fair (Nevada City, California) [thru 8.11]

Southdown Sheep Fair (Lewes, Sussex, England) [Historically]

Sziget Festival (Budapest, Hungary) [thru 8.12]

Taste of Andersonville (Andersonville, Chicago, Illinois)

West Point Sweet Corn Festival (West Point, Iowa) [thru 8.11]

Wikimania (Katowice, Poland) [thru 8.10]

Feast Days

Adonia (Honoring Adonis; Ancient Greece; Everyday Wicca)

Afra (Christian; Virgin Martyr)

Albert Kotin (Artology)

Albert of Trapani (Christian; Saint)

Betsy Byars (Writerism)

Breaking the Nile (Festival Honoring Hathor & All River Goddesses; Ancient Egypt)

Builth, the Footprint of Arthur’s Hound (Celtic Book of Days)

Cajetan of Thienna (Christian; Saint)

Carpophorus and companions (Christian; Saint)

Claudia (Christian; Matron)

Dometius of Persia (Christian; Saint)

Donatus of Arezzo (Christian; Saint)

Donatus of Besançon (Christian; Saint)

Donatus of Muenstereifel (Christian; Saint)

Emil Nolde (Artology)

Eugene the Hunting Dog (Muppetism)

Feast of 'Aut-Yeb (Personification of Female Joy; Egypt)

Feast of Cromn Dubh (Pre-Celtic God of the Harvest & the Underworld; Starza Pagan Book of Days)

Feast of the Name of Jesus (Christian, excluding Roman Catholic) [also 1.2]

Filseta (Ethiopian and Eritrean Orthodox Tewahedo Church)

Garrison Keillor (Writerism)

Harvest Holiday (Slavic Pagan)

Henri Le Sidaner (Artology)

Idi Amin Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Intergalactic Intercourse Day (Pastafarian)

International Beer Day (Pastafarian) [also 7.29]

John Mason Neale and Catherine Winkworth (Episcopal Church (USA))

Nantovinus (Christian; Saint)

Neith’s Day (Breaking of the Nile; Pagan)

Nikolai Triik (Artology)

Peter, Julian, and companions (Christian; Martyrs)

Rien Poortvliet (Artology)

Sixtus II, Pope (Christian; Saint)

Smartest Leprechaun Eisteddford (Shamanism)

Stan Freberg Day (Humorism)

Thomas à Kempis (Positivist; Saint)

Togrul Narimanbekov (Artology)

Victricius (Christian; Saint)

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Butsumetsu (仏滅 Japan) [Unlucky all day.]

Fortunate Day (Pagan) [30 of 53]

Umu Limnu (Evil Day; Babylonian Calendar; 36 of 60)

Premieres

All Out For ‘V’ (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1942)

Beach Party (Film; 1963)

Billy the Mountain, by Frank Zappa recorded live (Song; 1971)

Condorman (Film; 1981)

Dreamworks’ Dragons (Animated TV Series; 2012)

8701, by Usher (Album; 2001)

Fantastic Four (Film; 2015)

Farmer Al Falfa’s Ape Girl (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1932)

A Feather in His Collar (Disney Cartoon; 1946)

The Gallopin’ Gaucho (Ub Iwerks Disney Cartoon; 1928)

Half-Pint Pygmy (MGM Cartoon; 1948)

Heavy Metal (Animated Film; 1981)

I Can’t Get Started, recorded by Bunny Berigan (Song; 1937)

I Cover the Waterfront, recorded by Billie Holiday & Teddy Wilson (Song; 1941)

It Ain’t Me Babe, by The Turtles (Song; 1965)

Janie Get Your Gun (Woody Woodpecker Cartoon; 1965)

Jesus Christ Superstar (Film; 1973)

Julie & Julia (Film; 2009)

Just Another Band From L.A., by Frank Zappa and the Mothers if Invention (Album; 1970)

Lighthouse Keeping Blues (Chilly Willy Cartoon; 1964)

Lud-in-the-Mist, by Hope Mirrlees (Novel; 1926)

Lumpy Gravy, by Frank Zappa (Album; 1967)

New England Courant (Daily Newspaper; Boston, Massachusetts; 1721)

Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters (Film; 2013)

Porky’s Railroad (WB LT Cartoon; 1937)

Prehistoric Pink (Pink Panther Cartoon; 1968)

Satan’s Waitin’ (WB LT Cartoon; 1954)

Snuffy’s Party (Oswald the Lucky Rabbit Cartoon; 1939)

3:10 to Yuma (Film; 1957)

Til Tok, by Kesha (Song; 2009)

Unforgiven (Film; 1992)

Wanted For Murder (a.k.a. Paging the Saint), by Leslie Charteris (Short Stories; 1931) [Saint #7]

Weeds (TV Series; 2005)

We’re the Millers (Film; 2013)

Who’s That Girl (Film; 1987)

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You’re a Sap, Mr. Jap (Fleischer/Famous Popeye Cartoon; 1942)

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Calendar Changes

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Swami Vivekananda Quotes - National Youth Day 2024

One of India's greatest spiritual masters, Swami Vivekananda, is recognized for having elevated Hindu philosophy to a global prominence. His well-known address at the 1893 World's Parliament of Religions in Chicago permanently altered public perception of India. This Chicago speech is regarded as the best speech delivered by an Indian speaker. In his speech, Vivekananda brought up communalism, religious intolerance, and bloodshed. Ramakrishna Mission was created by Swami Vivekananda. In honor of the great saint Swami Vivekananda on the occasion of his birth, we have collected a few of his timeless sayings that still hold true today. On January 12, 1863, Swami Vivekananda was born in Calcutta, British India, as Narendra Nath Datta. In India, January 12, also known as Yuva Diwas, is celebrated as National Youth Day in honor of Swami Vivekananda.

“ Experience is the only teacher we have. We may talk and reason all our lives, but we shall not understand a word of truth.. ”

“ I pray to God that every one of you may become a bright, shining lamp, and carry the light into the world.. ”

“ अपने सपनों को अपनी मेहनत से मिलता है, और उन्हें पूरा करने के लिए हमें उन पर विश्वास करना होता है।. ”

“ In a day, when you don’t come across any problems – you can be sure that you are travelling in a wrong path. ”

“ It is the repetition of affirmations that leads to belief. And once you believe in a thing, it has the power to become real.. ”