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Benefits of Taking a Graphic Designing Course in Dubai - Elegant Training Institute

    Graphic design is a crucial component in today's world, where visual communication is key. The Elegant Training Center of this course involves creating and combining symbols, images, and text to convey a message to a target audience. The importance of graphic design has led to the emergence of numerous graphic design courses across the world. 

One of the major hubs for Graphic Design Education and Training in Dubai. Dubai offers a variety of graphic designing courses that are recognized worldwide and offer students the opportunity to learn from industry professionals. 

Benefits of taking a Graphic Designing Course in Dubai

There are several benefits of taking a Graphic Designing Course in Dubai

Some of these benefits include:

Access to Industry Professionals: Dubai is home to many multinational companies that are actively involved in the design industry. By studying graphic design in Dubai, students have access to a wide range of industry professionals. This means that they can learn from the best in the business and gain valuable insights into the industry.

Exposure to Global Design Trends: Dubai is a multicultural city that attracts people from all over the world. This means that students studying graphic design in Dubai get exposed to global design trends. This exposure is important as it helps students to keep up with the latest design trends and techniques.

Multicultural Learning Environment: Dubai is a diverse city with people from different parts of the world. This means that Students studying Graphic Designing Course in Dubai get to interact with people from different cultures and backgrounds. This multicultural learning environment is important as it helps students to appreciate diversity and develop a global perspective.

Recognition of International Certifications: Dubai is known for its high standards of education. Therefore, graphic designing courses offered in Dubai are recognized worldwide. This recognition is important as it increases the employability of students who complete their courses in Dubai.

Opportunities for Networking: Dubai is a hub for design-related events such as conferences and exhibitions. By studying Graphic Designing Course in Dubai, students have opportunities to attend these events and network with professionals in the industry. This networking is important as it can lead to job opportunities and collaborations in the future.

In conclusion, studying graphic design in Dubai offers numerous benefits that can lead to a successful career in the design industry. From access to industry professionals to exposure to global design trends, Dubai is a great place to learn graphic design.

In conclusion, these are some of the top graphic designing courses in Dubai. Each course is designed to equip students with the skills needed to succeed in the graphic design industry. It is important to choose a course that aligns with your career goals and interests.

Career Opportunities

Graphic design is a crucial component in today's world, where visual communication is key. A career in graphic design can be both challenging and rewarding. Dubai offers a variety of career opportunities for graphic designers. Some of the career opportunities in graphic design in Dubai include:

Graphic Designer: A graphic designer creates visual concepts using computer software or by hand. They develop the overall layout and production design for advertisements, brochures, magazines, and corporate reports. Graphic designers can work in design agencies, advertising agencies, or in-house design teams.

Web Designer: A web designer is responsible for creating visually appealing and user-friendly websites. They use various software and tools to create the design and layout of a website.

Multimedia Designer: A multimedia designer creates visual and audio content for use in various media, such as websites, advertisements, and video games. They use computer software to create and edit images, audio, and video.

Brand Identity Designer: A brand identity designer is responsible for creating a visual identity for a company or product. They create logos, typography, and color schemes that represent the company or product.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Dubai is a great place to pursue a career in graphic design. Dubai offers several courses that are recognized worldwide, providing students with access to the best education and industry professionals. Studying graphic design in Dubai also offers a multicultural learning environment, exposure to global design trends, and opportunities for networking.

The city provides a range of career opportunities in graphic design, including graphic designers, art directors, web designers, multimedia designers, packaging designers, and brand identity designers. Pursuing a career in Graphic Designing Course in Dubai can be both challenging and rewarding. 

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Echos of Solitude

The months that ensued after Cordelia's return showed promising signs. The King frequently joined her on walks, finding solace in the altered landscapes that aided her recovery. King Edward transcended his role as a mere sovereign; he evolved into a beacon of hope. His benevolence and generosity starkly contrasted with his father's legacy. Edward's court was a realm open to all, where nobles and peasants found equal footing. He earned the title of "The White King," deeply revered and cherished by his people.

King Edward was also renowned for his extreme piety and unwavering devotion to the Jacoban Church, a faith deeply instilled in him by his mother, Queen Cordelia. His faith permeated every aspect of his rule, beginning each day with hours of prayer and attending Mass daily. After banishing the previous clergy involved in the conspiracy against his mother, Edward sought to restore the church's integrity. He replaced them with devout and learned men, instituted rigorous training and educational programs, and founded seminaries to ensure a well-rounded and ethical clergy. He also reformed church finances, promoting transparency and accountability. Through these measures, Edward revitalized the Jacoban clergy, restoring its sanctity and earning respect and faith from the people of Windenburg.

While residing in Windenburg, Margaery and her daughter, Empress Mary, deliberated on a potential union for Mary's son, Prince Fernando of Tartosa. After thorough consideration, they concluded that Princess Augusta would be an ideal match. At 21 years old, Princess Augusta was prepared for marriage and welcomed the proposal with joy. Subsequently, they presented their decision to the king for approval.

King Edward sat in his office, deeply engrossed in state affairs, when Queen Margaery, Princess Augusta, and Empress Mary of Tartosa entered the room. Edward looked up, a faint smile gracing his features as he acknowledged their presence.

"Good day, Your Majesty," Mary greeted with a respectful nod, her demeanor poised and regal.

Edward returned the greeting with a nod, "What brings you all to my chambers today?" he inquired, curious about their unexpected visit.

Margaery spoke first, her voice gentle yet firm. "My dear grandson, we have come to discuss an important matter regarding Princess Augusta."

Edward's interest piqued, and he turned his attention towards Augusta, awaiting her words.

"Brother," Augusta began, her tone earnest, "Empress Mary has expressed an interest in a potential alliance between our kingdoms through a marriage proposal."

Edward's brows furrowed slightly, processing the information. "I see," he responded thoughtfully. "And who is the intended groom for such an alliance?"

Empress Mary spoke up, her voice carrying a sense of diplomacy. "Your Majesty, I humbly request the honor of Princess Augusta's hand in marriage for my son, Prince Fernando of Tartosa."

Edward nodded, acknowledging the strategic advantages of such an alliance. "I appreciate your candor, Empress Mary," he said. "However, my sister's happiness and well-being are paramount. Augusta, how do you feel about this proposal?"

Augusta smiled warmly, her eyes reflecting a mix of excitement and gratitude. "I would be honored to ," she replied, stepping forward to embrace her brother in a heartfelt hug.

Edward returned the embrace, a proud smile gracing his features. "You will make a fine empress one day," he remarked, his tone filled with confidence and affection. "I look forward to working alongside you throughout my reign, sister."

Windenburg appeared to be finding its footing, yet the saying held true: where light shone, shadows lurked close behind.

In the autumn of 1354, King Edward presided over court at Windenburg Castle. Among those who approached him was the Countess of Westfield, Lady Dorthea, who performed a graceful curtsy as she addressed him.

"Your Majesty," she began with a tremble in her voice, "I implore you to release my son Richard from his confinement. He has suffered greatly, and my heart longs for his freedom."

Edward's gaze softened with understanding, though his tone remained firm. "Lady Dorthea, I cannot grant that request. I have already extended great mercy to Lord Richard by sparing his life."

Dorthea persisted, her desperation evident. "Since Princess Corrine and my grandchildren left Westfield, Richard has been my sole comfort. Please, Your Majesty, allow me to see my son."

Edward's reply was gentle but resolute. "Richard is currently confined, and I cannot permit any visitors at this time."

Overcome by emotion, Lady Dorthea dropped to her knees, her voice filled with anguish. "Please, Your Majesty, just a moment with him. I beg of you."

Edward rose from his throne, his hand resting reassuringly on her shoulder. "We will discuss this matter further at a later time, Lady Dorthea. Rest assured that your pleas have been heard."

With a heavy heart, Lady Dorthea rose solemnly and left the throne room abruptly. Edward watched her departure with a mixture of concern and empathy, understanding the depth of a mother's love and the weight of his responsibilities as a ruler.

As the golden hues of dawn painted the horizon over Westfield Manor, one of Lady Dorthea's devoted servants approached her bedroom door, a sense of duty driving her actions. She knocked softly, awaiting permission to enter. Minutes ticked by in unnerving silence, and the servant's concern grew with each passing second.

With a heavy heart and a growing sense of dread, the servant cautiously pushed open the door. What greeted her shattered the tranquility of the morning. Lady Dorthea's lifeless form hung from a makeshift noose, she had taken her own life.

The servant's screams echoed through the room, mingling with the sound of her pounding heart.

The evening sun cast a warm glow through the stained glass windows of Windenburg Castle's chapel as the royal family attended their nightly prayers. Among the solemn hymns and flickering candlelight, Sir Walter Arnold, The King's hand and Dorthea's cousin, quietly entered and made his way towards King Edward with a heavy heart.

"Your Majesty," Sir Walter's voice trembled with sadness as he approached the king. "I bear grave news. Lady Dorthea… she has passed."

Edward's expression shifted from serene contemplation to one of shock and devastation. "What? How can this be?" His disbelief was palpable, having just spoken with Dorthea the day before.

As the weight of the news settled upon them, the men exited the chapel to address the sudden tragedy. Margaery, Edward's grandmother, followed with a troubled expression, hoping against hope that she had misheard. "What is it, Walter? Please tell me it's not true," she pleaded, her voice trembling.

Sir Walter's solemn nod confirmed the heartbreaking truth. "I'm afraid it is, Your Grace. Lady Dorthea has taken her own life."

Margaery's grief poured forth in tears, her hands covering her mouth in shock. "Oh, Dorthea… my dearest friend," she whispered between sobs, her heart heavy with sorrow at the loss of a cherished companion.

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SHANGHAI — Over the past generation, China’s most important relationships were with the more developed world, the one that used to be called the “first world.” Mao Zedong proclaimed China to be the leader of a “third” (non-aligned) world back in the 1970s, and the term later came to be a byword for deprivation. The notion of China as a developing country continues to this day, even as it has become a superpower; as the tech analyst Dan Wang has joked, China will always remain developing — once you’re developed, you’re done. 

Fueled by exports to the first world, China became something different — something not of any of the three worlds. We’re still trying to figure out what that new China is and how it now relates to the world of deprivation — what is now called the Global South, where the majority of human beings alive today reside. But amid that uncertainty, Chinese exports to the Global South now exceed those to the Global North considerably — and they’re growing. 

The International Monetary Fund expects Asian countries to account for 70% of growth globally this year. China must “shape a new international system that is conducive to hedging against the negative impacts of the West’s decoupling,” the scholar and former People’s Liberation Army theorist Cheng Yawen wrote recently. That plan starts with Southeast Asia and extends throughout the Global South, a terrain that many Chinese intellectuals see as being on their side in the widening divide between the West and the rest. 

“The idea is that what China is today, fast-growing countries from Bangladesh to Brazil could be tomorrow.”

China isn’t exporting plastic trinkets to these places but rather the infrastructure for telecommunications, transportation and digitally driven “smart cities.” In other words, China is selling the developmental model that raised its people out of obscurity and poverty to developed global superpower status in a few short decades to countries with people who have decided that they want that too. 

The world China is reorienting itself to is a world that, in many respects, looks like China did a generation ago. On offer are the basics of development — education, health care, clean drinking water, housing. But also more than that — technology, communication and transportation.

Back in April, on the eve of a trip to China, Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva sat down for an interview with Reuters. “I am going to invite Xi Jinping to come to Brazil,” he said, “to get to know Brazil, to show him the projects that we have of interest for Chinese investment. … What we want is for the Chinese to make investments to generate new jobs and generate new productive assets in Brazil.” After Lula and Xi had met, the Brazilian finance minister proclaimed that “President Lula wants a policy of reindustrialization. This visit starts a new challenge for Brazil: bringing direct investments from China.” Three months later, the battery and electric vehicle giant BYD announced a $624 million investment to build a factory in Brazil, its first outside Asia.

Across the Global South, fast-growing countries from Bangladesh to Brazil can send raw materials to China and get technological devices in exchange. The idea is that what China is today, they could be tomorrow.

At The Kunming Institute of Botany

In April, I went to Kunming to visit one of China’s most important environmental conservation outfits — the Kunming Institute of Botany. Like the British Museum’s antiquities collected from everywhere that the empire once extended, the seed bank here (China’s largest) aspires to acquire thousands of samples of various plant species and become a regional hub for future biotech research. 

From the Kunming train station, you can travel by Chinese high-speed rail to Vientiane; if all goes according to plan, the line will soon be extended to Bangkok. At Yunnan University across town, the economics department researches “frontier economics” with an eye to Southeast Asian neighboring states, while the international relations department focuses on trade pacts within the region and a community of anthropologists tries to figure out what it all means. 

Kunming is a bland, air-conditioned provincial capital in a province of startling ethnic and geographic diversity. In this respect, it is a template for Chinese development around Southeast Asia. Perhaps in the future, Dhaka, Naypyidaw and Phnom Penh will provide the reassuring boredom of a Kunming afternoon. 

Imagine you work at the consulate of Bangladesh in Kunming. Why are you in Kunming? What does Kunming have that you want?

The Bengali poet Rabindranath Tagore lyrically described Asia’s communities as organic and spiritual in contrast with the materialism of the West. As Tagore spoke of the liberatory powers of art, his Chinese listeners scoffed. The Chinese poet Wen Yiduo, who moved to Kunming during World War II and is commemorated with a statue at Yunnan Normal University in Kunming, wrote that Tagore’s work had no form: “The greatest fault in Tagore’s art is that he has no grasp of reality. Literature is an expression of life and even metaphysical poetry cannot be an exception. Everyday life is the basic stuff of literature, and the experiences of life are universal things.” 

“Xi Jinping famously said that China doesn’t export revolution. But what else do you call train lines, 5G connectivity and scientific research centers appearing in places that previously had none of these things?”

If Tagore’s Bengali modernism championed a spiritual lens for life rather than the materiality of Western colonialists, Chinese modernists decided that only by being more materialist than Westerners could they regain sovereignty. Mao had said rural deprivation was “一穷二白” — poor and empty; Wen accused Tagore’s poetry of being formless. Hegel sneered that Asia had no history, since the same phenomena simply repeated themselves again and again — the cycle of planting and harvest in agricultural societies. 

For modernists, such societies were devoid of historical meaning in addition to being poor and readily exploited. The amorphous realm of the spirit was for losers, the Chinese May 4th generation decided. Railroads, shipyards and electrification offered salvation.

Today, as Chinese roads, telecoms and entrepreneurs transform Bangladesh and its peers in the developing world, you could say that the argument has been won by the Chinese. Chinese infrastructure creates a new sort of blank generic urban template, one seen first in Shenzhen, then in Kunming and lately in Vientiane, Dhaka or Indonesian mining towns. 

The sleepy backwaters of Southeast Asia have seen previous waves of Chinese pollinators. Low Lan Pak, a tin miner from Guangdong, established a revolutionary state in Indonesia in the 18th century. Li Mi, a Kuomintang general, set up an independent republic in what is now northern Myanmar after World War II. 

New sorts of communities might walk on the new roads and make calls on the new telecom networks and find work in the new factories that have been built with Chinese technology and funded by Chinese money across Southeast Asia. One Bangladeshi investor told me that his government prefers direct investment to aid — aid organizations are incentivized to portray Bangladesh as eternally poor, while Huawei and Chinese investors play up the country’s development prospects and bright future. In the latter, Bangladeshis tend to agree.

“Is China a place, or is it a recipe for social structure that can be implemented generically anywhere?”

The majority of human beings alive today live in a world of not enough: not enough food; not enough security; not enough housing, education, health care; not enough rights for women; not enough potable water. They are desperate to get out of there, as China has. They might or might not like Chinese government policies or the transactional attitudes of Chinese entrepreneurs, but such concerns are usually of little importance to countries struggling to bootstrap their way out of poverty.

The first world tends to see the third as a rebuke and a threat. Most Southeast Asian countries have historically borne abuse in relationship to these American fears. Most American companies don’t tend to see Pakistan or Bangladesh or Sumatra as places they’d like invest money in. But opportunity beckons for Chinese companies seeking markets outside their nation’s borders and finding countries with rapidly growing populations and GDPs. Imagine a Huawei engineer in a rural Bangladeshi village, eating a bad lunch with the mayor, surrounded by rice paddies — he might remember the Hunan of his childhood.  

Xi Jinping famously said that China doesn’t export revolution. But what else do you call train lines, 5G connectivity and scientific research centers appearing in places that previously had none of these things? 

Across the vastness of a world that most first-worlders would not wish to visit, Chinese entrepreneurs are setting up electric vehicle and battery companies, installing broadband and building trains. The world that is looming into view on Huawei’s 2022 business report is one in which Asia is the center of the global economy and China sits at its core, the hub from which sophisticated and carbon-neutral technologies are distributed. Down the spokes the other way come soybeans, jute and nickel. Lenin’s term for this kind of political economy was imperialism. 

If the Chinese economy is the set of processes that created and create China, then its exports today are China — technologies, knowledge, communication networks, forms of organization. But is China a place, or is it a recipe for social structure that can be implemented generically anywhere?

Huawei Station

Huawei’s connections to the Chinese Communist Party remain unclear, but there is certainly a case of elective affinities. Huawei’s descriptions of selfless, nameless engineers working to bring telecoms to the countryside of Bangladesh is reminiscent of Party propaganda and “socialist realist” art. As a young man, Ren Zhengfei, Huawei’s CEO, spent time in the Chongqing of Mao’s “third front,” where resources were redistributed to develop new urban centers; the logic of starting in rural areas and working your way to the center, using infrastructure to rappel your way up, is embedded within the Maoist ideas that he studied at the time. Today, it underpins Huawei’s business development throughout the Global South. 

I stopped by the Huawei Analyst Summit in April to see if I could connect the company’s history to today. The Bildungsroman of Huawei’s corporate development includes battles against entrenched state-owned monopolies in the more developed parts of the country. The story goes that Huawei couldn’t make inroads in established markets against state-owned competitors, so got started in benighted rural areas where the original leaders had to brainstorm what to do if rats ate the cables or rainstorms swept power stations away; this story is mobilized today to explain their work overseas. 

Perhaps at one point, Huawei could have been just another boring corporation selling plastic objects to consumers across the developed world, but that time ended definitively with Western sanctions in 2019, effectively banning the company from doing business in the U.S. The sanctions didn’t kill Huawei, obviously, and they may have made it stronger. They certainly made it weirder, more militant and more focused on the markets largely scorned by the Ericssons and Nokias of the world. Huawei retrenched to its core strength: providing rural and remote areas with access to connectivity across difficult terrain with the intention that these networks will fuel telehealth and digital education and rapidly scale the heights of development.

Huawei used to do this with dial-up modems in China, but now it is building 5G networks across the Global South. The Chinese government is supportive of these efforts; Huawei’s HQ has a subway station named for the company, and in 2022 the government offered the company massive subsidies.

“For many countries in the Global South, the model of development exemplified by Shenzhen seems plausible and attainable.”

For years, the notion of an ideological struggle between the U.S. and China was dismissed; China is capitalist, they said. Just look at the Louis Vuitton bags. This misses a central truth of the economy of the 21st century. The means of production now are internet servers, which are used for digital communication, for data farms and blockchain, for AI and telehealth. Capitalists control the means of production in the United States, but the state controls the means of production in China. In the U.S. and countries that implicitly accept its tech dominance, private businesspeople dictate the rules of the internet, often to the displeasure of elected politicians who accuse them of rigging elections, fueling inequality or colluding with communists. The difference with China, in which the state has maintained clear regulatory control over the internet since the early days, couldn’t be clearer. 

The capitalist system pursues frontier technologies and profits, but companies like Huawei pursue scalability to the forgotten people of the world. For better or worse, it’s San Francisco or Shenzhen. For many countries in the Global South, the model of development exemplified by Shenzhen seems more plausible and attainable. Nobody thinks they can replicate Silicon Valley, but many seem to think they can replicate Chinese infrastructure-driven middle-class consumerism.

As Deng Xiaoping said, it doesn’t matter if it is a black cat or a white cat, just get a cat that catches mice. Today, leaders of Global South countries complain about the ideological components of American aid; they just want a cat that can catch their mice. Chinese investment is blank — no ideological strings attached. But this begs the question: If China builds the future of Bangladesh, Indonesia, Pakistan and Laos, then is their future Chinese?

Telecommunications and 5G is at the heart of this because connectivity can enable rapid upgrades in health and education via digital technology such as telehealth, whereby people in remote villages are able to consult with doctors and hospitals in more developed regions. For example, Huawei has retrofitted Thailand’s biggest and oldest hospital with 5G to communicate with villages in Thailand’s poor interior — the sort of places a new Chinese high-speed train line could potentially provide links with the outside world — offering Thai villagers without the ability to travel into town the opportunity to get medical treatments and consultations remotely. 

The IMF has proposed that Asia’s developing belt “should prioritize reforms that boost innovation and digitalization while accelerating the green energy transition,” but there is little detail about who exactly ought to be doing all of that building and connecting. In many cases and places, it’s Chinese infrastructure and companies like Huawei that are enabling Thai villagers to live as they do in Guizhou.

Chinese Style Modernization?

The People’s Republic of China is “infinitely stronger than the Soviet Union ever was,” the U.S. ambassador to China, Nicholas Burns, told Politico in April. This prowess “is based on the extraordinary strength of the Chinese economy — its science and technology research base, its innovative capacity and its ambitions in the Indo-Pacific to be the dominant power in the future.” This increasingly feels more like the official position of the U.S. government than a random comment.

Ten years ago, Xi Jinping proposed the notion of a “maritime Silk Road” to the Indonesian Parliament. Today, Indonesia is building an entirely new capital — Nusantara — for which China is providing “smart city” technologies. Indonesia has a complex history with ethnic Chinese merchants, who played an intermediary role between Indigenous people and Western colonists in the 19th century and have been seen as CCP proxies for the past half century or so. But the country is nevertheless moving decisively towards China’s pole, adopting Chinese developmental rhythms and using Chinese technology and infrastructure to unlock the door to the future. “The internet, roads, ports, logistics — most of these were built by Chinese companies,” observed a local scholar. 

The months since the 20th Communist Party Congress have seen the introduction of what Chinese diplomats call “Chinese-style modernization,” a clunky slogan that can evoke the worst and most boring agitprop of the Soviet era. But the concept just means exporting Chinese bones to other social bodies around the world. 

If every apartment decorated with IKEA furniture looks the same, prepare for every city in booming Asia to start looking like Shenzhen. If you like clean streets, bullet trains, public safety and fast Wi-Fi, this may not be a bad thing. 

Chinese trade with Southeast Asia is roughly double that between China and the U.S., and Chinese technology infrastructure is spreading out from places like the “Huawei University” at Indonesia’s Bandung Institute of Technology, which plans to train 100,000 telecom engineers in the next five years. We’re about to see a generation of “barefoot doctors” throughout Southeast Asia traveling by moped across landscapes of underdevelopment connected to hubs of medical data built by Chinese companies with Chinese technology. 

In 1955, the year of the Bandung Conference in Indonesia, the non-aligned world was almost entirely poor, cut off from the means of production in a world where nearly 50% of GDP globally was in the U.S. Today, the logic of that landmark conference is alive today in Chinese informal networks across the Global South, with the key difference that China can now offer these countries the possibility of building their own future without talking to anyone from the Global North. 

Welcome to the Sinosphere, where the tides of Chinese development lap over its borders into the remote forests of tropical Asia, and beyond.

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Daily reminder that the anti-abortion position will never be a feminist, left-wing or progressive position, and the pathological need of pro-lifers to tokenize minorities and certain experiences that we have needs to be studied.

First off, I find it very funny that an organization known for having its white members engage in physical violence, trespassing and digging in the trash for fetal remains is now trying to lecture black women about intersectionality with regard to pregnancy and childbirth.

Reproductive justice is both a term and an ideology that black women specifically came up with in order to acknowledge how race and economic class play a role in reproductive access and decisions. The fact that an organization run and represented by white people pretending to be progressive is trying to check the women who came up with an actual progressive framework of beliefs to better represent their own interests is hilarious to me.

Second, PAAU is not a progressive organization. Its founder, Terrisa Bukovinac, is on the board of the Leadership Institute, a politically conservative training organization, and has gone to events hosted by the Heritage Foundation - a right-wing conservative think tank helping to drive anti-abortion legislation around the country by supporting conservative Republican politicians in various ways.

You even have members of this organization like @secularprolifeconspectus on Tumblr who will do interviews with people like Sebastian Gorka, who has had ties to the Order of Vitéz - a Hungarian order of merit which allied itself with Nazis during WWII.

(BTW, the IRONY of spending time talking about how Planned Parenthood is rooted in eugenics while talking about how conservatives are so much nicer than leftists to someone who has ties to a Nazi-sympathizing organization. Ma'am... 😬)

Then again, @secularprolifeconspectus also likes to spread lies like Abortion Pill Reversal™️, which isn't real, and repeats quotes from Abby Johnson, the famous anti-abortion activist who had two abortions and said that the police would be smart to racially profile her black sons in the wake of the Black Lives Matter Protests of 2020 following George Floyd's murder. 🙃

@secularprolifeconspectus has me blocked, but I'll just say this.

The irony of pretending to care about the interests of black people while rubbing shoulders with far-right political figures and reposting words from racist white women but also being confused as to why leftists don't like you is very telling.

Third, the information posted is wrong. It's very convenient that PAAU is "worried" about maternal morality in the DMV area when the U.S. states with the highest maternal mortality rates are Mississippi, Louisiana, Georgia, Alabama and North Carolina (CDC, 2023) - states with higher concentrations of black people that are also dominated by white, conservative political leadership which puts anti-abortion legislation in place. The DMV area is actually lower in comparison to these places, yet PAAU conveniently ignores that im order to paint a false narrative.

Source: Which states have the highest maternal mortality rates?, USA FACTS

Fourth, I also find it very funny that "progressive" pro-lifers have the audacity to accuse organizations run by minorities of hijacking progressive principles when that's all pro-lifers do by...

Using terms like "Abortion Industrial Complex" after anti-war advocates have been discussing the Military Industrial Complex for years

Acknowledging how finances and money plays a role in people choosing to get abortions but only every criticizing pro-choicers for supporting abortion access (*and conveniently never holding the very conservative anti-abortion movement accountable for the policy-making role they play in making people not want to have children in the first place)

Saying that abortion access is a part of Big Pharma, when forcing women to have children they don't want literally creates another patient pool for Big Pharma to subsist off of

Arguing that affordable healthcare, housing and clean water and nutrition - things that pro-choice activists have spent years advocated for (*and that conservative pro-lifers have spent years voting against), somehow cannot co-exist with abortion access

So yeah, removing abortion access from people who want it will never be progressive, and the fact that pro-lifers still try to tokenize minorities (and chastise us when we don't support their worldview) shows how little they actually care about those of us people of color.

[kausanoop]

The Importance of Accounting and Finance Education in Today's World

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$39,171/$62,500

My name is Layaly and I would like to raise money on behalf of Naya and her daughter Zeina and their family.

Please read the story:

Today, I reach out to you with a heart filled with hope, and I carry with me a dream that transcends the boundaries of wars.

I'm Zeina Ahmad, a young soul at the age of sixteen, raised in a happy home with my sister Salma and brother Youssef.

Since childhood everyone tells me that I've always outperformed my classmates, so since I was 6 years old, I received training in literary writing, poetry recitation, performing arts, science, and technology in quest of my passion.I enjoyed all fields, regardless of their differences, but I immersed myself in the world of programming and designing, finding there my spirit and passion.

Despite the challenges and difficult circumstances and my young age, I managed to build a good reputation in my community as a talented and self-taught programmer. As a result, I was approved as a member of the university students' technology club while I still being in high school.

I competed in various local and international mathematics, coding, and problem-solving challenges, where I placed highly, also I have participated in various local exhibitions, particularly with my AI projects, through which I tried improving my surroundings. I also participate in many volunteer activities.

My passion is coding, and my love is media and photography. Therefore, I worked as the youngest journalist and covered several events in Gaza, also I have a technology program that I prepare and present in cooperation with a local TV channel, which discusses the branches of technology and its impact on our lives.

I aspire to study data science and AI, learn more about cloud computing, and I hope to represent my country in international exhibitions and contests in coding.

I have many hobbies, such as reading, swimming, horse riding, skating, and cycling.

I've lately begun working on self-training in problem solving. However, the recent war has devastated everything, our schools, our beautiful home, where I spent every moment, the university where I aspired to study, and all the training institutes that had helped me develop myself.

Your support will be the lifeline that enables me to continue my journey and achieve my aspirations in the world of coding. Let me explain to you why the cost is so high. You need to pay some money to put your name on the list of passengers through the Rafah land crossing, which is our only hope of rebuilding our lives. The cost to be listed is approximately $5,000 per person, and I have 7 family members besides myself that need our names included. We are trying to raise $62,500 that will help us cover the entire cost of travel and get us out of this war zone as quickly as possible. The financing will be allocated for the expenses related to leaving Gaza, for myself and my family: Permits and transit fees are $40,000 Travel expenses from Gaza to Egypt are $5,000 Rent and other supplies so we can get work and manage our affairs in Egypt. $10,000 Immediate assistance to the family in Gaza: $5,000 GofundMe fees:2500$ The people I'm trying to evacuate are: The parents: Ahmed 42 - Naya 42 Daughter Zeina 16 Daughter Salma 12 Son Youssef 8 Naya's mother Amera 70 Naya's sister Randa 35 Naya's brother Jamal 33 Social media accounts: @naya.karam5 on Instagram. @zeeina.ahmad on Instagram. @zeina.ahmadd on TikTok. I thank you for your concern and support during these difficult moments for me and my people. With all my love.

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At Himalayan Institute of Technology, we offer a variety of undergraduate programs tailored to meet the needs of today’s dynamic job market. Our courses include:

Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com)

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In a city teeming with businesses of all sizes and industries, the significance of robust accounting services in Delhi cannot be overstated. From startups to established corporations, every entity requires efficient financial management to thrive in today’s competitive market. Accounting services encompass a wide array of functions, including bookkeeping, tax preparation, auditing, and financial analysis. These services serve as the cornerstone of sound financial decision-making, enabling businesses to streamline operations, mitigate risks, and achieve sustainable growth.

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As we look ahead, Legalari remains steadfast in its commitment to empowering businesses for a brighter future. Through our innovative approach, unwavering integrity, and dedication to excellence, we aspire to be the catalyst for positive change in the realm of accounting services in Delhi and beyond. Together with our clients, we embark on a journey towards financial stability, resilience, and prosperity.

In conclusion, Legalari emerges as a pioneering force in the realm of accounting services in Delhi, redefining industry standards through innovation, integrity, and excellence. As businesses navigate the complexities of today’s economic landscape, Legalari stands as a trusted partner, offering tailored solutions to drive growth, mitigate risks, and achieve lasting success. In the vibrant city of Delhi, Legalari’s commitment to revolutionizing financial stability serves as a beacon of hope for businesses striving to thrive in an ever-changing world.

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Title: Unlock your potential: Explore ADC's diverse curriculum

Introduction:

Competing in today's business environment requires ongoing learning and skills. At ASDC (Advanced Skills Development Centre), we understand the importance of staying ahead of the rest. Located in the heart of Kanpur, our institute offers a wide range of courses designed to meet the needs of today's business world. Whether you gravitate towards the creative side of graphic design, the analytical side of accounting, or the strategic side of business, ASDC is your gateway to unlocking your potential and achieving success.

Graphic Design: Unleash the Potential of Your Creativity

In an age dominated by communication, graphic designers play an important role in shaping images and conveying messages. At ASDC, our graphic design courses are designed to inspire your creativity while giving you the skills the industry needs. Our experienced instructors provide training to help you succeed in a variety of design disciplines, from software design knowledge to understanding visual aesthetic concepts. Whether you want to become a graphic designer, UI/UX professional, or digital artist, ASDC provides the resources and expertise to turn your passion into a successful career.

Accounting Lesson: Dealing with the Complexities of Finance

In the business world, financial management skills are essential for success. ASDC offers a range of financial advice suitable for both beginners and professionals looking to manage their financial affairs. Our courses cover the fundamentals of accounting, advanced financial analysis techniques, and practical applications of accounting software. Whether your aim is to work in auditing, tax, or financial consultancy, ASDC can provide you with the knowledge and skills you need to succeed in the competitive world of finance.

Freelance Marketing: Develop Yourself Through Research Insights

In a digitally driven business, effective marketing strategies are crucial for the business to succeed. ASDC recognizes the importance of business skills and offers free courses designed to help people learn essential business skills. From understanding consumer behavior to using social media platforms for branding, our courses provide insights that can improve your business. Whether you're an entrepreneur, an aspiring entrepreneur, or a professional looking to learn about new topics, ASDC's free courses can provide the resources and benefits you need to improve your business talent.

Conclusion:

At ASDC, we are committed to providing individuals with the knowledge and skills they need to succeed in today's competitive environment. Whether you're passionate about graphic design, interested in content management, or eager to improve your business skills, ASDC provides the educational support you need to thrive. Visit our website to explore our different courses and take the first step towards achieving the career you want with ASDC. Unleash your potential and start your lifelong learning journey with us.

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Title: Unlock your potential: Explore ADC's diverse curriculum

Introduction:

Competing in today's business environment requires ongoing learning and skills. At ASDC (Advanced Skills Development Centre), we understand the importance of staying ahead of the rest. Located in the heart of Kanpur, our institute offers a wide range of courses designed to meet the needs of today's business world. Whether you gravitate towards the creative side of graphic design, the analytical side of accounting, or the strategic side of business, ASDC is your gateway to unlocking your potential and achieving success.

Graphic Design: Unleash the Potential of Your Creativity

In an age dominated by communication, graphic designers play an important role in shaping images and conveying messages. At ASDC, our graphic design courses are designed to inspire your creativity while giving you the skills the industry needs. Our experienced instructors provide training to help you succeed in a variety of design disciplines, from software design knowledge to understanding visual aesthetic concepts. Whether you want to become a graphic designer, UI/UX professional, or digital artist, ASDC provides the resources and expertise to turn your passion into a successful career.

Accounting Lesson: Dealing with the Complexities of Finance

In the business world, financial management skills are essential for success. ASDC offers a range of financial advice suitable for both beginners and professionals looking to manage their financial affairs. Our courses cover the fundamentals of accounting, advanced financial analysis techniques, and practical applications of accounting software. Whether your aim is to work in auditing, tax, or financial consultancy, ASDC can provide you with the knowledge and skills you need to succeed in the competitive world of finance.

Freelance Marketing: Develop Yourself Through Research Insights

In a digitally driven business, effective marketing strategies are crucial for the business to succeed. ASDC recognizes the importance of business skills and offers free courses designed to help people learn essential business skills. From understanding consumer behavior to using social media platforms for branding, our courses provide insights that can improve your business. Whether you're an entrepreneur, an aspiring entrepreneur, or a professional looking to learn about new topics, ASDC's free courses can provide the resources and benefits you need to improve your business talent.

Conclusion:

At ASDC, we are committed to providing individuals with the knowledge and skills they need to succeed in today's competitive environment. Whether you're passionate about graphic design, interested in content management, or eager to improve your business skills, ASDC provides the educational support you need to thrive. Visit our website to explore our different courses and take the first step towards achieving the career you want with ASDC. Unleash your potential and start your lifelong learning journey with us.