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why YOU (YES YOU‼️) should vote for warren (he/it, 17) in @failboy-oc-tournament !!!!!

1. dresses like a kingdom hearts character

2. barely lives and only scrapes by in hopes to redeem himself of his past sins🥰

3. regularly gets annoyed by boy detective and the world's nosiest middle aged funnywoman

4. really fucking good at math but with his own made-up formulas only he understands

5. Myers own little errand boy they want to die to death. committed perjury (not his fault)

8. neurodivergent and a minor. makes acquaintance with the only other kid his age and a month later would die for them

9. freezes up at any smalltalk and tells people to kill themselves as a goodbye

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god bless the random pakistani men on youtube explaining physics a level

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In Karachi, home tuition has become an increasingly popular educational option, providing students with personalized learning experiences tailored to their individual needs. This approach offers the flexibility of receiving lessons in the comfort of one’s own home, allowing for a more relaxed and focused environment. With the city’s diverse educational landscape, home tuition services cater to a…

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Does anyone else feel like jumping out of their skin after they talk a lot about themselves or their experiences to other people irl ? Hi. Hello. Oomfs . ?

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Statistical Data - Free online statistics notes

Statistical Data online stats tutor pakistan Al-Saudia Virtual Academy – Learn Statistics online for IB, Edexcel, IGCSE, CIE exams preparation by well experienced and qualified statistics online Pakistani tutors. In statistics an observation often means any sort of numerically recording of information, weather it is a physical measurement such as height or weight a classification such as heads or…

[jflashandclash]

You write a lot of characters from very diverse backgrounds (the Pax kids, Calex, Euna and Joey, etc) but you still manage to include details from their cultures that really show their connection to it. What kind of research do you do to be able to represent them well?

THANK YOU FOR YOUR ASK ANON!

*cries with relief that you're asking this instead of asking me why I'm so bad at it*

I am terrified of misrepresenting cultures. Someone I informally use as a sensitivity reader has told me that I overthink this. I screw up. A lot. Cultures can alter drastically depending on the geography and time frame. Sometimes I can't find anything on certain ethnic groups and other times I'm scared of misappropriating something. The last thing I want to do is hurt someone with how I portray something. But, I really want to have a diverse group that can connect with a lot of people, and would rather me told when I make mistakes so i can correct them, then not try.

Short answer: asking millions of questions and doing dumb amounts of research that STILL won't be enough.

Long-winded answer is below.

Where I... cheat? (Can skip to see where I don't)

Euna, Joey

I used to date a woman who is Korean, have two friends who went to teach in Korea, and live beside one of the biggest Korean immigration points in my country. Many a shopkeep has made fun of how bad my accent is when I try a little, "감사합니다," as I offer my payment with my right hand, left hand touching my elbow.

Korean culture is the only culture, so far, where I had someone speak out against how I represented a facet. I debated on altering the scene, and spoke with three cultural informants about this who said it was fine. However, it is something I am altering in the remake of the series that will ONE DAY happen.

Hiro, Yoshida

I have a friend who taught in Japan for a long time and speaks fluent Japanese. He's been an invaluable aid for both of them!

Flynn

I took Mandarin and college and had a VERY patient professor with my millions of questions. Also, I had a Cantonese friend who could give me some information about how it was for his family (different region though!)

Merry, Mercedes, Zaneera (and a little bit of Calex and Lapis)

(You don't know Zaneera yet.) This is several fold. I used to love studying religions when I was younger, so that has helped. I used to tutor and I owe a great debt to the Indian family that took me in and would have proper chai and homemade meals with me. They were not from the same district as Merry. I intentionally picked an underrepresented region for Merry, since most Indians portrayed are from Northern districts. However, I feel like I haven't been able to do proper research there and have been considering picking different districts for her parents, for fear of generalizing and misrepresenting.

My sister-in-law happens to be Pakistani Muslim and most of my brothers friends are from Pakistan or India (or... randomly proud country rednecks. His parties are, um, disjointed at times.) I absolutely adore her Amma and she's very patient answering my sheepish questions about her religion and culture. My sister-in-law also used to do a lot of work in West Africa and in Egypt.

One of my friends went to Granada, Spain, and provided information on Mercedes' hometown.

Where I flail and pray I don't screw up: The Real Research

Calex

I hit the books and newspapers and blogs a lot for Calex. He's one of the hardest ones to balance out all the facets that are nothing like my life experience. And. I got him wrong version one. Very. very. very. wrong. Embarrassingly. No one called me out, but I'll call myself out right here:

The original ethnic group he's part of was the Yoruba people. THAT ETHNIC GROUP IS MOSTLY IN NIGERIA, BENIN, AND TOGO. NOT LIBERIA. THERE ARE TWO WHOLE COUNTRIES WEDGED BETWEEN LIBERIA BEFORE YOU HIT ONE OF THOSE COUNTRIES. (In my corner of ignorant shame)

I didn't want this to happen again.

For the remake, Calex's ethnic group is now the Kpelle. I have.... loads of books on the Kpelle now. But, unfortunately, most of the research I found is decades old, and written by people who aren't always friendly to Liberia as a country. (Either Europeans or African countries that historically don't get along with their far neighbors.) So, um, I subscribe to a Liberian news blog. For Calex, I needed to research, trying to be aware of bias and bigotry...

Kpelle society

Liberian society, economy, etc

the Second Liberian Civil War

Sierre Leone's Civil War (they're neighbors)

The Ebola Out Break of 2014

Racism in Britain

Football clubs in Britain

British culture and slang (according to 2014. Gods it has changed so much already)

Mixed race and religion families in Britain

Racial theory on exoticizing and fetishization of black individuals

This involved preliminary research with, honestly, kids books to get a broad, sweeping scope of things, then digging deeper with adult books, then digging into academic articles for specific information. I'm still struggling with information about Kpelle religion. In the remake, I like to read authors who are West African that eventually settled in Britain before I write Calex's point of view. Liberian Journalists are also great for this (thank you Helene Cooper!) There's SO much more information out there today, and I'm excited to hop back into researching once I'm done with TFMO!

Ajax Pax and Axel Pax

These boys.

These gd boys.

Okay, so I went to Belize. I was really lucky and fortunate that I was in a situation where I could go. And I know I still don't have everything right. I lucked into our tour guide being Maya. No one had ever asked him questions about the modern day culture, and he was so kind with all the questions that I had. I was... gods, that person on the bus. Super obnoxious. Hand going back up as soon as he had time to breathe.

Maya people are treated as second or third class citizens in Belize. Their culture was being eradicated by some of the prostheliziation happening in the area. (Okay, hear me out: modern day Catholics often don't mind melding with other religions. Check out Vodou Catholicism as a great example of this. Not all, but most Protestant religions will often stomp out localized religions when they come in. Around the time that Axel and Pax leave Belize, Protestantism is stepping in and knocking out things like the Deer Dance. Fortunately, Maya cultural groups are fighting back against this and preserving it.) Their beautiful ancient dig sites are also often plowed over and dug up to make new, fancy tourism spots for rich, predominatelywhite travelers. This is actually where some of Santiago and Frasco's character development comes in.

The only original documents I could find on Mopan Maya were in Spanish. So, uh, I started trying to learn Spanish to learn Mopan Maya. So, with the boys, I looked into....

Belizean Creole

Mopan Maya society and culture

Ancient Maya history and rituals

culture and history of Belize, how their tourism industry affects that culture

Spanish

Latin American and Caribbean drug trade (Santiago)

Racism against Indigenous populations, both in Belize and here.

Catholic school systems in Belize

Circus/performance culture, busking, and homelessness.

I also tried to consider how people interact with their culture when they've been separated from it. Being from Belize means a lot to the Pax boys' identities. However, Pax tends to lean more towards identifying as a California kid and a Camp Othrys rebel. Axel, on the other hand, feels very nostalgic for Belize and is reminded of his connection to Maya mythology every time he looks in a mirror or checks his nails. Claws. Nail-claws. Because Pax was younger when he was removed from his home culture, there is a real chance he'll start to lose the ability to speak Mopan Maya if Axel doesn't drill it into him. I have a lot of friends who can understand their home language, but lose the ability to speak it if they don't practice enough. Pax could already be falling into this.

Axel

Okay so look.

You hear, like, two things about Axel's mother. And she should be WAY BIGGER and WAY MORE OF A BADASS.

...... I couldn't find any research on her ethnic group. *hangs head in shame* I've been considering altering her culture of origin to be from somewhere that I can have more research and give her a fuller character design. I've had a wonderful person who is very patient with my book-babbling suggest Maori, since they're very open about sharing their culture.

For all of this Research

I started my research in 2014, TEN YEARS AGO, and did the majority of it about 7-6 years ago. There are SO MANY MORE RESOURCES NOW! *DROOLS* and BLOGS and YOUTUBE CHANNELS! I'm all about verifying resources, but I'm so excited by how much research is out there and how much ethnic groups are getting to share their own cultures and instead of being talked about by those outside of it. My original degree was in cultural anthropology, so this is a passion of mine. Once I'm done with TFMO, I'm really excited to dive back into the newer resources--maybe getting to alter and fix up somethings for the next version of the series!

.... I hope this long-winded rant helped >>''''' Thank you for reading all of it if you made it this far!

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Arrowverse OC (Earth-100) Zaima (she/her)

Art by David G.

Picrews used: link 1

Full name: Zaima Khokhar (زائمہ کھوکھر)

Alias: n/a

Gender: Cisgender woman (she/her)

Orientation: Aromantic lesbian

Age: 15

Nationality: Pakistani-American

Religion: Muslim

Western Zodiac: Capricorn

Eastern Zodiac: Snake

Element: Metal

Birth Stone: Garnet

Blood-type: A+

Personality Type: INTP

Disabilities: n/a

Eye color: Green

Natural Hair Color: Black

Natural Hair Type: 3A

Skin Color: Pale, pink undertones

Height: 5 feet, 0 inches (152 cm)

Weight: 150 lbs (68 kg)

Appearance: Short, curvy, and fashionable, Zaima always complements her outfits with a pop of extra color from her hijab

Personality: Sweet, patient, loyal, and a perfectionist

Moral Alignment: Neutral good

Backstory: Zaima is Maxwell’s tutor and the only one of Berrie’s friends that Eobard can tolerate for an extended period of time

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Best Apps for Students in Pakistan: Boosting Productivity and Learning

Introduction:

With the rapid advancement of technology, smartphones have become an integral part of our lives, offering countless applications designed to make our daily tasks easier and more efficient. For students in Pakistan, there are a plethora of apps available that can enhance their learning experience, boost productivity, and simplify various educational tasks. In this article, we will explore some of the best apps for students in Pakistan, providing a comprehensive list of tools that can help them excel academically.

Khan Academy

Khan Academy is a globally renowned online learning platform that offers a wide range of courses and educational resources. From mathematics and science to humanities and economics, Khan Academy provides interactive lessons and practice exercises for students of all ages. The app covers various subjects aligned with the Pakistani curriculum, making it an ideal choice for students looking to reinforce their knowledge and prepare for exams.

Evernote 

Evernote is a versatile note-taking app that enables students to capture and organize their ideas, lecture notes, and research materials in one place. With features like text recognition, voice memos, and file attachments, it facilitates seamless note-taking and ensures that important information is always at hand. Students can create notebooks for each subject, add tags for easy categorization, and even synchronize their notes across multiple devices.

Duolingo

Learning a new language can broaden horizons and open up new opportunities. Duolingo is a popular language learning app that offers courses in various languages, including Urdu, English, and other foreign languages. Through gamified lessons, interactive exercises, and personalized learning paths, Duolingo makes language acquisition engaging and enjoyable.

Forest 

Maintaining focus and avoiding distractions can be challenging for students. Forest is a unique productivity app that helps students stay focused by gamifying the process. Users plant a virtual tree and set a timer for a specified period, during which they must resist the urge to use their phones. If successful, the tree grows, but if they exit the app, the tree withers. This visually appealing concept encourages students to stay committed and develop better study habits.

MyStudyLife

MyStudyLife is an all-in-one study planner app designed to keep students organized and on track with their assignments, exams, and class schedules. It allows users to input their courses, create to-do lists, set reminders, and even sync data with other devices. With its intuitive interface and comprehensive features, MyStudyLife serves as a reliable companion for students to manage their academic commitments effectively.

Grammarly 

Effective written communication is crucial for academic success. Grammarly is a powerful writing assistant app that helps students improve their writing skills. It provides real-time grammar and spelling checks, suggests vocabulary enhancements, and offers insights on sentence structure and style. Whether writing essays, reports, or emails, Grammarly ensures that students' written work is clear, concise, and error-free.

NOON Academy

NOON Academy is an online tutoring app that offers personalized educational services to students in Pakistan. It provides live classes with qualified teachers who cover a wide range of subjects, including mathematics, science, English, and more. The app also offers exam preparation courses, interactive quizzes, and progress tracking features to help students monitor their performance. With NOON Academy, students can receive additional guidance and support to supplement their classroom learning.

Conclusion:

In today's digital age, leveraging technology to enhance learning and productivity is paramount for students in Pakistan. The apps mentioned above offer valuable tools and resources to support students in their educational journey. From online learning platforms like Khan Academy and NOON Academy to productivity apps like Forest and study planners like MyStudyLife, these applications cater to various aspects of a student's academic life. By utilizing these apps, students can streamline their tasks, improve their learning efficiency, and excel in their studies. Embrace the power of technology and make the most of these apps to unlock your true potential as a student in Pakistan.

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Still conflicted about which language to study for university because at this point I need to choose a language that will serve me the best in the future so I narrowed it down to the 3 languages official at the UN which I don't speak which are Arabic, Spanish, and Russian. I wanted to do Arabic as it interests me the most and I have a bunch of relatives (including relatives who are closer to my age) who speak standard Arabic (Pakistani-Saudis) but they're like one to two courses short for it to be offered as a minor. Meanwhile Spanish just kind of bores me, not in an offensive way, but in a "I already speak French and am learning Italian and the cognates thrill expires for me after romance language #2" way. And then for Russian it kind of feels strange because I previously gave up on it because I didn't like my tutor (and then COVID happened) and I do find Russian history interesting so it could serve as a motivator but speaking of Russian history, I'm concerned about its career valuability going down (associated with Ukraine invasion etc and at the Olympics opening ceremony this past August they used Hindi instead of Russian in multilingual captions) so all of these things I am worried about. I think my current course of action is to send an email to the Arabic co-ordinator asking if maybe soon there will be enough courses but if not, who knows.

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Business Ideas For Students

In the ever-evolving digital scape and entrepreneurship, everyone is exploring different ways and business ideas for financial freedom. In Pakistan, many students who want to become financially independent are also searching for business ideas to become financially independent. Luckily, we live in an age where there are a plethora of business ideas in Pakistan for students.

Today, Realtorspk.com has enlisted a few popular and cash-generating online business ideas for Pakistani students. So, lets explore together.

Small Business Ideas In Pakistan For Students

So here is a list of business ideas and startups for you. You can select any of these ideas based on your interests and financial goals.

Virtual Assistant (VA)

Dropshipping Store

Online tutoring

Makeup Studio

YouTube

Online Fitness Training

Affiliate Marketing

Graphic Designing

Translator

SEO Consultancy

1. Virtual Assistant (VA)

If you don’t have revenue and are looking for zero investment ideas in Pakistan to start a business, you can opt for a Virtual assistant service. You can build a solid client base by providing business owners with your VA services. This excellent business opportunity has tremendous potential in Pakistan, particularly for women working from the comfort of their homes.

Websites suitable for Virtual Assistants

Amazon

Daraz

Ebay

Flipkart

You can also provide VA services on other websites and to small businesses. So, you can say providing virtual assistance services is an ideal small business ideas in Pakistan for student.

2. Dropshipping Store

While exploring small business ideas in Pakistan for student, dropshipping appears to be booming. If you want to sell products online, starting a dropshipping store is necessary. It’s an excellent way to outsource inventory management and order fulfillment to a third-party company while selling products through a digital storefront. Many online shopping websites in Pakistan, such as Daraz, offer dropshipping services.

One of the best things about dropshipping is that you can start with minimal investment and expand your business as you add more products and target different market segments. With the COVID-19 pandemic, dropshipping has become a significant player in the e-commerce industry. So, don’t waste more time, and start your dropshipping store today!

3. Online Tutoring

Homeschooling and online coaching have become the new normal due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Parents are now teaching their children at home, and online coaching is a popular option for students of all ages. Students studying in schools in Peshawar also avail of online tutoring services. Online tutoring is also popular in cities like Quetta and other small towns of Pakistan, where qualified tutors are unavailable.

In Pakistan, offering online coaching and teaching services is one of the best unique business ideas in Pakistan for students. It’s an excellent opportunity to earn a decent income while studying part-time. Starting an online coaching business is easy and doesn’t require much investment. You only need a smartphone, tablet, or PC and good teaching skills. Once your coaching becomes widespread, it can attract students from Pakistan and worldwide.

Platforms and software for online coaching

The famous options you can avail for online tutoring are

Skype

Zoom

Preply

TutorMe

VerbalPlanet

4. Makeup Studio

Makeup studios are currently the hottest business ideas in Pakistan for student. If you have the passion and skills for doing makeup, opening a makeup studio at your home can be a great small business idea, especially for aspiring entrepreneurs.

To start a successful makeup studio, it is essential to have high-quality makeup products. You can either get them from physical stores or shop online. So basically, for this startup, you’ll need some revenue. You can also provide makeup classes to girls and promote your skills by creating tutorial videos and posting them on YouTube. You can earn money from your makeup services and online resources. To enhance the aesthetic of your makeup studio checkout the list of top interior designing companies in Pakistan.

5. YouTube

Creating a YouTube channel is one of the zero-investment ideas in Pakistan to generate an income stream. YouTube is an incredible platform that allows you to earn significant money. In Pakistan, numerous TV channels and celebrities upload videos and dramas on YouTube to generate revenue. Even if you are a school, college, or university-going student, you can make money by creating videos on YouTube. You can create content free of cost, without age or time restrictions. Infact, earning from YouTube is one of the most popular investment Opportunity in Pakistan.

6. Online Fitness Training

Online fitness training is next on our list of business ideas in Pakistan for students. This small business is a game-changer in the fitness industry, experiencing a massive surge in popularity during the COVID-19 pandemic.

It’s not just some old-fashioned morning exercises that you see on TV. Online fitness training offers certified fitness experts and health nutritionists who can easily guide you in achieving your fitness goals. Numerous gyms in Islamabad offer online fitness training classes.

Anyone with sufficient Fitness, health, and nutrition knowledge can start their own business in a few days. You can monetize your expertise by creating a website that provides comprehensive information on all aspects of Fitness, including weight training, yoga, and simple exercises.

Certifications for nutrition and Fitness

Having adequate training and knowledge before providing this service is recommended since any negligence can cause irreversible damage to your clients/viewers. Different universities and platforms offer online courses, including.

Harvard University

John Hopkins University

Coursera

Udemy

7. Affiliate Marketing:

Affiliate marketing is an excellent way to earn commissions by promoting other people’s products. To market these products, use different methods such as social media and email marketing effectively.

You can easily find affiliate programs for almost any product or service online. Affiliate marketing is a popular way of earning money, and many people in Pakistan are making a good income. So, don’t miss this fantastic opportunity to earn extra cash. You can start by exploring some emerging clothing brands in Pakistan.

Programs for affiliate marketing

You can select any of the following affiliate programs to get started.

Amazon Associates

ClickBank

Commission Junction

Daraz

8. Graphic Designing:

Next on our list of popular business ideas in Pakistan for student is Graphic designing. If you have experience with graphic design, don’t wait any longer to start your own business from home. You can create a profile on freelancing platforms such as Upwork, Design99, and Fiverr or set up your website. These freelancing platforms are among the popular online earning websites in Pakistan.

Once you have clients, you can earn money by designing logos, banners, and other business marketing materials.

Graphic designers are in high demand, and many freelancers make significant income. By designing a brand kit for a company, which includes a logo, business card, letterhead, and envelope, you can establish yourself as an expert in the industry and make a name for yourself.

Owing to its potential and developing interest of students, Graphic designing is one of the popular courses offered by universities in Islamabad.

Tools for Graphic Designing

The popular tools include:

Adobe Photoshop

Illustrator

Inkscape

Canva

9. Translator

Starting a business providing translation services is one of the unique business ideas in Pakistan for student. Starting this business from home gives you complete control over your work schedule.

You can start by creating a profile on freelancing platforms such as Freelances, Fiverr, and Upwork. On these platforms, you will easily find clients requiring translation services. It is undoubtedly a lucrative and flexible online business idea, especially for students.

If you know the languages and can translate well, then it is one of Pakistan’s most profitable Zero Investment Ideas in Pakistan. However, if you need tools, you may use some revenue to purchase premium tools for translation.

Tools for translation into different languages

There are different tools and websites that you can use for translation, including

Google Translate

Quillpad

Linguee

Zanata

10. Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Consultancy

If you are looking for small business ideas in Pakistan with 50,000 rupees, SEO consultancy is the best fit. SEO is a booming industry as every website today needs to rank high in search engines. With your basic knowledge of SEO, you can start your consultancy business and offer your services to small businesses that cannot afford to hire a full-time SEO expert. SEO Consultancy is a golden opportunity to earn money while building your portfolio.

As an SEO consultant, you can help these businesses to improve their search engine ranking, attract more traffic, and boost their online presence. This powerful skill can open up numerous career opportunities for you. All you need is a computer and an internet connection.

Tools for SEO

You’ll need some revenue to buy credits for SEO Tools. The tools include

Ahref

Semrush

Moz

Google Analytics

Google Search Console

FAQs

1. What business suits students?

Students can choose any online business ideas in Pakistan based on their schedule and financial conditions. Popular startup ideas include freelancing services in various niches.

2. What are good business ideas for beginners?

Beginners can start with virtual assistance, online tutoring, and YouTube Channel. You can start these business ideas without investment.

3. How to start a business with Rs 50,000?

You can start following businesses with 50,000 rupees.

Blogging

SEO Consultancy

Makeup Studio

4. How to start an online business in Pakistan?

To start a business, you must have

Defined niche

Required tools

Registered accounts (tools/websites and social media)

High-speed internet

Laptop/PC

Let’s Wrap it Up

There are plenty of options through which you can generate online income. In this blog, we shared the top 10 business ideas for students in Pakistan. But before selecting any business, conduct thorough research. Ensure that whatever service you provide, you have all the necessary tools and certifications before commencing the business.

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20 FEB 2024

This project started as me wanting to do an exhibition in Pakistan as an intervention in 2022 January when I started the course. I changed this topic, still remaining in my comfort zone, to a psychology research question about art education and equity in the arts. I remained confused and uninspired for the rest of the year.

I took a year out and then came back in 2024 ready to continue my project. I was finally able to wrap my head around creating change in London as opposed to Pakistan ,my comfort zone, however I was still stuck on educational psychology as a tool for change. I managed to converse with my peers on the course as well as my tutor and course leader and started to focus in on a research question. How can I give Pakistani artists a voice in London? so the process of hosting an exhibition in London will require many interventions.

On Jan 23, I attended a Pak Soc event after my zoom call with Elizabeth

On Feb 5, I hosted a networking mixer where I was able to recruit a few female artists for the exhibition I plan to put on, and we began to try find our commonalities when discussing the theme.

On Feb 6, I went to the second Pak Soc event to further the networking I need to do, and spread word on the exhibition opportunity as well as find artists.

It would be nice to get the group together soon, I will do this by spending a few hours everyday messaging artists on instagram and emailing, texting, getting in touch and spreading word.

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An Indo–Pak Friendship Bond

This is a story of a friendship bond between two girls, born and brought up in UAE, belonging to two different religions, but holding the passports of two countries who are fighting each other. A tale of an Indo-Pak bond. As a token of that friendship, Dubai witnessed the launch of the best dental and aesthetic center in the Middle East.

Niya Roy, an Indian, and Seham Asad, a Pakistani, broke down the borders to create a friendship garden. Niya is the daughter of Hollywood director and global businessman Sir Sohan Roy. Like her father, she is a Naval Architect and holds a Master's degree in the subject. But, due to her keen interest in hypnotherapy, Niya works part-time in that field. Niya, the Chief Happiness Officer of Aries Group, is also an investor in several ventures. She is already an established Hypnotherapist and one of the top 7 podcasters in Middle East.

While Seham , daughter of Asad Ali Khan, a well established buisnessman in the field of travel and tourism, born and brought up in Fujairah, she completed her dental degree from Ajman University with First Rank and pursued her career as a dental surgeon and clinical tutor at the same university she graduated from. Her parents passed away unexpectedly, making her the sole supporter of her younger brother and sister. During this time, Niya and Seham's friendship blossomed and turned into a family bond. However, when they realized that the distance between Fujairah and Dubai was a problem for their friendly meetings, to bring Seham's family from Fujairah to Dubai, the idea of a dental clinic was envisaged. But the small idea quickly turned massive.

Along with Seham, seven specialists in the field of dental and aesthetics and the most modern equipment were added including many uniques ones to make it the best. When the massive top class clinic found headquarters at the famous and the most expensive location in Dubai facing the JBR walk & beach, everyone around was shocked. The Aries Dental and Aesthetic Clinic facility has been disinfected using Ten Shield's virus-free air mask to make it unique and safe . A project is also initiated to detect dental-skin-cosmetic problems of everyone in a family or institution using the advanced facilities available in Clinic for an affordable rate and cure it well in advance before getting complicated. Aries will be the first Dental and Aesthetic clinic to offer the services of "Cliniqally," a revolutionary online consultancy platform too.

Two friends who had to travel more than 100 kilometers now meet in adjacent rooms, developing unique and innovative ideas to advance their joint venture. At the heart of JBR, Dubai, they strive to provide state-of-the-art five-star treatment to enhance beauty, confidence and anti aging with reputed experts of both Dental and Aesthetic Industry.

Seham's younger brother, Saad, works as an Inside Sales Manager for a reputed multinational company in Dubai, and her younger sister, Sara, works with Emirates Airlines at the Dubai Airport. Her older sister, Seher, also a dental surgeon, is a part of the new clinic. Sharing food and jokes at the dinner table, leaving aside the border issues or religious thoughts, let the love and friendship among these friends grow strong and spread among the 1.6 billion people living in these two countries.

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Scope and Limitation of Statistics - Free statistics notes

scope and limitation of statistics Online Learn Statistics by experienced and qualified online statistics tutors from Pakistan. Statistics enlarge human experience.  The use and application of statistical methods enlarge human knowledge and experience by making it easier for him to understand and measure phenomena relating to practically all fields of human knowledge-naturals science social…

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re INVOLUNTARY ACTIONS..

re involuntary actions-- I wrote to Javatasi Dasa... and afterwards looked and I had written I am a useless painter and poet.. I KNOW I WOULD NEVER WRITE THIS .. voice over from lab. It was the Pakistani in the lab you fed it on into the machine as you were writing. A lot of people have said nasty things about me and then said-- I didn't say that. Their friend tells them - you did.. huh? no not me. Aneesa Somali Stubbins Lane, is not back yet, We fed into her brain all last year so she got really good marks and fed into her mind to copy from Fekete's books she refused to return to her erstwhile tutor. besides teaching books, I had given her a whole library of dozens of History novels, stories of the Kings and Queens of England since the beginning, lovely stories, which I thought would help her to understand English history, besides normal teaching history and maths books and books to help her little brother with his studies--. Well, sometimes nothing you do for some people is good enough for them... I don't think I have ever done so much for anyone-- even my own family. quote At lab we don't want her to come back. When she does come back, she'll ask for a council flat in a different part of Sheffield so she doesn't have to go to Longley College where they know

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Cork in Verse | Ana Spehar interviews Fahmeda Naheed

Fahmeda Naheed holds several academic degrees, including an M.Phil from UCC, Certification in Mental Health in Communities from UCC and Policing and Human Rights Law in Ireland from the University of Limerick. Fahmeda Naheed is a former Graduate Intern for Diversity, Executive Officer, An Garda Siochana, Regional Office, Anglesea Street, Cork, Ireland.   She writes for Garda Review Magazine.  She is a tutor of Fusion Cooking (Irish-Pakistani food) with Cork City Partnership. She is a member of Faith of Sanctuary and an Ambassador of Schools of Sanctuary.

Fahmeda Naheed is currently working with Doras on SALAAM Project. She is a registered teacher with the Teaching Council of Ireland. She worked in different capacities and roles as a trainer, Intercultural Dialogue facilitator, translator/interpreter, community and researcher and has a few publications. She remained involved in a number of projects for migrants and integration, including running diversity recruitment campaigns for An Garda Síochána, political participation of migrants in Ireland, training projects; policy initiatives, providing training on Domestic and Gender-Based Violence, campaigns through involving schools, and college students in raising awareness on diversity issues through public speaking, research and writing projects.

Your poem was recently published as a part of the Protest Poetry collection and you wrote an essay for the Pathways collection, both for Good Day, Cork. When did you start writing? Do you prefer to write poetry or prose, or both?

I started writing at my school age. I use to write in my own language which is Urdu and expressed my thoughts in both poetry and prose. I tried to look at the world in the shoes of others which helped me to make many friends from different age groups who shared their encounters. I feel writing in any form is beautiful but through poetry, many messages can be sent across and readers imagine them according to their own lived experiences.

Can you tell us more about your creative process? Do you have a favourite writing space?

I have always things going on in the back of my mind which is never planned. Any reading, listening to other stories, experience, overwhelmed emotions, cause and effect impact, environmental influence, day-to-day life and family challenges – all contribute to my creative process. I do not have any specific writing space. If I get in the mood to write, I write while sitting on a bus, park, room or anywhere. I just need a feeling and mood as a stimulus and of course time.

Would you look on writing as a kind of spiritual practice?

Yes, writing is a spiritual practice. It is a reflection of body and soul needs which need a sense of attainment, attention and eagerness. It balances the needs, aspirations and soul journey. We have to discover our soul pathways through reading, writing, listening and expressing through spiritual learning practices.  Anger is a very strong emotion which needs to be translated into a good expression and poetry, art, writing, creativity makes this possible. Also dealing with mental health, we need to reflect on ourselves that all senses of learning are working together, with full potential for smoothness of our mental and physical world.

Where do you seek inspiration from?

Just like life, you learn in multiple ways- people, books, places, nature, feeling, success, failure, religion, relationships, news, conversation, dialogue, work, research, love, knowing yourself, dreams, movies, ideas, and sometimes no idea where I get ideas too! I definitely look into that idea that challenges me as a person, questions my presence, and touches the soul, asks questions to reason my own creation and creativity and character.   There is not a single person in my life, I met and did not get inspiration from. If you ask me my first inspiration, I would name Allama Iqbal, a 20th Century poet, South Asian writer, philosopher, politician and man of vision. I was so addicted to his philosophy of life that it boosted my morality, self-reliance, courage and resilience, dedication, confidence, self-respect, sense of achievement, dignity and hope. The language he used, worked as a spiritual revolution for me. Just a short quote from his poetry

‘Delve into your soul and there seek our life’s buried tracks;

Will you not be mine? Then be not mine, be your own right/your own self!’

What book would you recommend to our readers?

I would recommend readers read the English translation of the Quran, not by considering it as a religious book but by analysing it from many perspectives. I read it every day and derived the essence of my life -it consists of stories, ups and downs of nations, sociological aspects, language and literature, civilization, rise and fall of civilizations, character-building, love, care, right and responsibilities, the guidance of life and quality of life. It helped me to set up my priorities, sense of real life, hard work, timetable, and work-life balance. It gave me the purpose that humanity starts from yourself (self-kindness), and spreads to family and then to the community. It developed my love of nature and understood the delicate messages it gives. I developed research methodologies from Quran – from investigations to the highest aspects of intellect. There are parts in it that credit the wisdom and vision in understanding the universe. It inspires the readers through monologue, historical and contemporary themes and character-building to community-building.

Tribute to women

(Tribute to all women - Vicky Phelan, Sandra Boyd, Mary Bergin, Ruth Lohse, Alyson Nelson, Louise Muckell, Margaret Una Noone, Lisa Thompson, Larisa Serban, Miriam Burns, Hollie Thomson, Lisa Cash, Iona Mihaela Pacala, Sharon Crean, Bruna Fonesca,  and Natalie McNally)

Who you are

Where are u

No matter what planet u belong to - Part of the planet u belong too!

We share ,we care ,we love, we uplift, we grow ,we touch the sky

We are creators

We are reformist

We are saints, we have spirituality

We flourish

We sustain We together Or alone

We are a masterpiece of nature

We are superior

We are the universe and the universe is in us

We laugh and the world sparks!

 We open our eyes to make the sun arises!

 We close our eyes and the darkness come

 We are not a misery but a cycle of change

 The world will definitely realise the beauty We have

 We are not shame but we are fame

 To the whole world and mankind -we are not defeated as we are warriors of an unending war

Which will end on the dome’s day!

We are courage and never failed

 We are struggling to make our ways

 We are seeds, plants, trees and shadows in the rain and severe weathers- all seasoned

 We are spring but autumn is the time when we all get ready to grow

 We are fertile though few try to barren us!!! Something is wrong which must be changed and stopped…. You can't ignore us, you can't avoid us

We are stars, always shining, sometimes dark makes us see

We are cure

We are not a drama episode but we are here from start to the end and before start to after the end!

We are romance and poetry, the world can't live without us

We are souls of the body of this planet

 Nothing can work without us

 Nothing will grow without us

 Heaven is under our feet

We will change the world - we are conquerors

Come forward, grab yourself and shout ‘We are time and never will die’

 We are colours

When u accept yourself

 Whole world will accept  u

Embrace your self

 In your own arms-lift yourself from your own power

 Never see outside, inner is your existence

 Plan your plans-make them real as real as you are

 No worries, love yourself, find your soul, find your ways, fly with spirit-

love resides in you- Care yourself as kindness begins from you!

Laugh with soul and dream your dreams-Your eyes are yours to find you- Your hands are yours to build yourself- Your taste is yours, taste the taste

Sketch yourself, build yourself,

with your hands, create yourself!!!

What if there is no Hate

What if there is no hate

The planet will be one belonging to all- blacks, whites, yellows and browns

Wisdom would be everywhere with no exaggerations

All birds will fly free

Live free, breathe free

no conspiracies

no destruction

no judgments and injustice,

no biases, no stereotyping and hypocrisy

no blames, no claims

no violation of human respect, dignity and rights

No ignorance, no fear, no wars, no damage

AS

Hate is the greatest enemy of peace

Hate is the lowest display of power

Hate is insecurity for everyone, hate is a troll

Hate starts from self-hate-hater’s self

There is hate, there is no life- If there would be no hate, unlimited numbers of dead would be living today or have had longer lives-  Lizzie o Neill, Catherine Cooper, George Applebe, Sarah Frances, Michael J.Reynolds, Elizabeth Plunkett, Seamus Quaid, Patrick Gerard Reynolds,Father, Niall Molloy, Marilyn Rynn, Brian Murphy, Ashling Murphy, Lisa Cash and ….

Let’s love, leave no space for hate

hold hands not guns- love is the peak of glory

As hate is a crime, its an evil, a Satan’s dictionary word,

Hate is racism, hate is an ugly projection; a failed word, the most unwelcomed gesture

unlearn hate- “Knowing is not enough, we must apply. Willing is not enough, we must do.”- bruce lee

Embrace love, hold love, hug love, sow love, grow love, source love, come and dare to love!

Love is natural, it is nature, it is God!

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A fun snack

"Oi!"

Gi-hun cried out as he ran towards the swings, seeing Ali and Sangwoo already there. They were both reading from an English book. Ali understood it faster than he was learning basic Korean, so most of the time, they communicated that way. Sangwoo was always interested in learning it more, while Gi-hun couldn't really care for it until making friends with Ali motivated him to do so. This way, Sangwoo and Gi-hun were getting head starts in their English lessons than the rest of the class, though Sangwoo more than Gi-hun. And the two worked together to help Ali's studies on basic Korean. The teacher assistant spent most of her time tutoring the Pakistani during class, but he found it much more fun and motivating with Sangwoo and Gi-hun helping him.

"You're too loud, Gi-hun," Sangwoo chided lightly, both he and Ali looking up from the book. "Why'd you call us here?"

Gi-hun simply grinned widely, before bring out rectangular Tupperware. "Dad and mom made some today, and gave me three for us!"

Sangwoo explained to Ali what Gi-hun said first before they checked what he was talking about. Inside it, there were three circular biscuit-like snacks, with a patterned shape at the center, and three needles as well. He kept it cool, but Sangwoo's eyes gleamed at the sight of the prospective game and snack. His best friend smirked, seeing through his mask. However, Ali looked thoroughly confused.

"What this is it?" Ali asked, in broken Korean and English.

The two were already used to puzzling out his speech, so it didn't take time for them to understand. "It's like a game, that you can eat. Uh... Honeycomb." Sangwoo said.

Ali was familiar with the English word.

"Yeah, today Ali birthday, you choose first! saengil chukahamnida! Happy birthday!" He placed the Tupperware on the empty swing, spreading out the three snacks. "Choose! Then we show to play."

Touched with the gesture, Ali smiled. Thanking him in Korean, one of the first phrases he wanted to learn. Because he knew he'd be saying it a lot to his only two friends. Getting the general idea, he examined the snacks and made a gesture of the one of his choice. "Dariya."

"Huh?"

"Dariya?" Ali made a motion with his finger.

"Ah, circle, okay!" Gi-hun took the piece and gave it to Ali.

Sangwoo took the next piece, which was the umbrella.

"Aw, I wanted the fun shape." Gi-hun complained.

Sangwoo rolled his eyes, placing it back, before taking the one with the triangle instead. He took the lid, and gave Ali the book. "This needle." He held it up for the Pakistani to see, "Poke. Outline." He gestured to the lines, "Shape. No crack. Clear?"

"Ah... Yes. Okay."

Sangwoo grinned, looking back to Gi-hun, "Last to finish pushes winners first in the swings."

"You're on!" Gi-hun grinned, giving a determine pose with his fist clenched. "Just because my shape is the hardest, doesn't mean I'll lose!"

Ali blinked, "What?"

Sangwoo explained it to him, as much as he could. Ali seemed to understood it though. "Ali is birthday boy. So win or lose, you still get swing pushing. Okay?"

"Thank you!"

In the end, despite what he said, Gi-hun pushed his friends on the swings before they moved to playing in the Jungle gym. Ali enjoyed his first birthday with his two friends and told his parents about it when he got home that day. He should ask their teacher when their birthdays were, so he can return the favor next time.