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The Australian Wrestling Federation is a professional wrestling promotion in Australia, it is not currently known worldwide. Sourcesedithttp://www.awfwrestling.com.au/index.php 189.149.22.212 01:54, 30 July 2007 (UTC)
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Mr. Arnel Camba is one of the million employees in Ortigas Center, Pasig City, Philippines. He was born in Laguna . He used to be an English teacher in his province but later decided to transfer and work in the National Capital Region. He is working as a full- time employee but currently seeking a part- time job. Any other information can be added here.
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South Science University, or UCSUR, is a higher education and research institution located in Lima, Peru. In a short period of time it has developed a solid prestige because of an innovating teaching scheme, a distinguished staff and a demanding curricula. The university has a policy to strengthen humanitarian attitude and environmental consciences. The Campus has 4 hectares and is neighboring the Pantanos de Villa Reserved Zone, at Villa El Salvador district. HistoryeditUCSUR was founded 1996 by a Promoting Association leaded by José Carlos Dextre Chacón and an Organizing Commission leaded by Fernando Cabieses. The vision of the commission was to create an institution that would help young students to reach academic excellence. Two years later, the National Commission on the Functioning of Universities (CONAFU) approved the temporary activity of UCSUR by Resolución N°356-98-CONAFU. Dr. Fernando Cabieses Molina was appointed as Rector. The first official ceremony took place the 26th of March, 1998, in Museo de Osma. Important personalities participated in the event. The admission campaign started in July. The first semester began with two schools (Medicine and Engineering) and fifty students. The Campus was originally in Surco district. However, a few years later, it was moved to its current location, nearby Pantanos de Villa Reserved Zone. In March 2006, CONAFU awarded the Definitive Autorization Resolution to the university, which implies institutional autonomy. Today, the university has over 1500 students in undergraduate and postgraduate courses. RectorseditThe Rector is the main authority in the university.
OrganizationeditAdministrationeditA board is in charge of the university's administration. The current president of the board is José Carlos Dextre Chacón. Among several functions, the board is responsible of appointing the Rector and the Dean of faculty. Also, it coordinates with the Rector's office the financial and academic issues. Faculties and SchoolseditThe university has five faculties and eleven schools.
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ResearcheditThe university motivates the development of research project by the staff and the students. The research projects are administrated by the Vice-Rector's Office. CAMBIE FoundationeditCAMBIE Foundation has the mission to develope an environmental conscience in peruvian society. Also, promotes and recognizes projects that contributes to the conservation of natural resources. International Relationsedit
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NOTE: COPY VIO CONTENT REMOVED Degrees Offered MBA Degree MS in I & TS Degree Dual MBA & MS/MA Degree Options MS in Accounting — Taxation Sourcesedit71.106.229.128 07:03, 30 July 2007 (UTC)
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Karma Confessions and Holi is a film that is a joint production with Sa Re Ga Ma Films and Rapture Productions Inc. It was one of the first Hollywood meets Bollywood productions that took elements of both cultures as well as notable actors from both industry's. The Films is produced by Drena Deniro and David Roma. The films was centered around and Indian Festival, Holi. It was set in and filmed in and around New York City. The Film stared, former Miss Universe Sushmita Sen and supermodel Naomi Campbell.
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Shree Aniruddha Bapu – A practical blend of spirituality and science
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Early LifeeditAniruddha Joshi was born in 1956. He completed his studies from a school in Parel, and later followed his father’s footsteps, by opting for medicine. He was a brilliant student and a gold medallist He gained his MD, specialising in rheumatology. Dr Keshav Narsikar, who studied with Dr Joshi in Ruia College and later in Nair Medical College from 1972 till 1979 exclaimed, “He was exceptionally brilliant and could cite from any textbook, even giving cross-references off hand. This is not possible even for an above-average student”. Dr Narsikar pointed out, “He was interested in dramatics and was famous for his excellent oratory and mimicry. Always cordial, he would go out of his way to help others. His entire outlook, even as a student, was very different”. A Family maneditA married man with two children, Dr. Joshi led a normal life, until around 1981, when he started studying ayurveda from Vaidya Antarkar. He experienced a radical shift in his thinking. He began to realise the superiority of the system of Indian medicine over allopathy. It also made him mull over what had gone wrong with the system. Why had ayurveda stopped progressing? Looking for answers, he had an insight into the role of spirituality in society. Social progress, he realized, was hindered as spiritual values ceased to be important. ProfessioneditA lecturer in Nair Hospital till 1985, Dr. Joshi later started his private practice in Dadar and Parel, which he continued till 1998. The TransitioneditThe transition from Dr Aniruddha Joshi to Aniruddha Bapu has an interesting story behind it. Before taking samadhi in 1918, the Sai Baba of Shirdi had given three of his personal belongings to Govind Raghunath Dabholkar (also known as Hemadpant), a close devotee of his, assuring him that he would return one day to claim these articles back. The articles, a shaligram (holy stone used in puja), a small trishul and a rosary passed on to Hemadpant’s son Gajanan Govind Dabholkar, who in his last days gave them to his son Govind Gajanan Dabholkar also known as Appa Dabholkar. This fact was, however, a closely guarded secret, known only to the family. Sai Niwas, the ancestral home of the Dabholkars in Bandra, has always been associated with Sai Baba. The Sai puja, held here daily since 1911, draws hordes of devotees. Dr Joshi, himself a Sai bhakt, thus came first to Sai Niwas in 1993. Known then to the Dabholkars as an eminent doctor, he immediately made an impression on them by his modesty, his simple and joyful ways and his profound, yet lucid explanation of religious scriptures. On May 27, 1996, Dr Joshi went to Sai Niwas, and asked for the articles belonging to Sai Baba. “We were stunned. We bowed in reverence as we saw him manifest in the form of Shirdi Sai Baba,” recalls Dabholkar, whose wife and children were also present to witness the event. However, they were asked to keep this encounter to themselves, till Bapu gave them permission to talk about it in 1998. “This was not the first occasion on which Bapu declared his divinity. It had been predicted to his great-grandfather that Lord Vitthala would take birth in his home and thus his family was always aware of his divine status,” maintains Dabholkar. As word spread, believers started flocking around Aniruddha Bapu or Sadguru, as he came to be known. Today, lakhs of devotees in and outside Maharashtra and even abroad consider him to be the avatar of Mahavishnu. Nandamata, Bapu’s wife, is also worshipped as Laksmi Avatar. A former student of his, Dr Suchit Dada, is worshipped as Sheshnag avatar. Dr Dada’s clinic draws many patients seeking a cure and Bapu is supposed to work his miracles through him. For various devotees from all walks of life, Aniruddha Bapu has proved to be a turning point in life. “It is as if a miracle has taken place in my life,” says Sandhyaveera Jaiker, who is actively involved with the movement. “I have been attending the pravachans (discourses) and taking an active part in the various socio-cultural activities. I have been exposed to a world beyond the four walls of my house. My life has taken such a turn for the better,” she exclaims. For the Dabholkars, their devotion to Sai Baba had borne fruit. The Sadguru had once again entered the lives of the family in human form. “He is full of prem (love) and karuna (compassion) and forgives easily. He teaches that though men make mistakes, they can always be corrected. He remembers the name of every devotee he meets, even children, whom he especially loves. Not only humans, even animals are drawn towards him. Cows come to him when he calls them by name and when he talks to them they have tears in their eyes. Today we are privileged to experience God in the human form,” Dabholkar says. Sadhanatai Upadhye retired as the head of the Marathi department in Wilson College. “When my husband died,” she recalls, “I had lost all hope. Confining myself in my house, I just used to read my books. Meeting Bapu helped me to open the windows of my heart, and I started attending his discourses and participating in his activities,” she says. “He has come to remove the decadence that has set in the world today. His manner of working is upgrading society through education and awareness. He works day and night for the people. When others see the work he is doing, they are also inspired to dedicate themselves to his service. Working for Aniruddha Bapu, I feel that I am working for society and the nation.” In fact, Sadhanatai had been first graced with his darshan when, during her pregnancy in 1964, she used to visit the Vitthala Mandir in Wadala. There she once met a small boy with a happy smile, who gave her a peacock feather and touched her belly. A woman accompanying the boy remarked then that her baby had been blessed by Lord Vitthala himself. Years later, when he himself reminded her about the incident, she realized that the child was none other than eight-year-old Aniruddha himself. Dabholkar has an interesting observation to make. “In the Sai Satcharita, Sai Baba has said that he would take rebirth when eight years of age. This refers to his age when the outside world would first experience his grace, just as Sadhanatai did,” he explains. Dr Santosh Salagre, a lecturer in medicine, is also sure that Bapu has come to alleviate the ills of the world. “We see such a lot of the effects of Kaliyug today. I realized that just like Shri Ram and Shri Krishna (before him), Bapu too has taken birth to solve the problems of our world,” he says. Dr. Narsikar says: “I always respected him and found consolation in his company.” Today he has no doubt that his former classmate is indeed a Sadguru. “Thousands of people have experienced sudden transformation, some even after just one darshan. I have personally talked to many devotees and their experiences cannot be explained by material sciences,” he explains, adding that he makes it a point to regularly attend the evening discourses. Filmmaker Shrabani Deodhar, though spiritual from a young age, “did not fancy the worship of human beings”. She went to Bapu’s programme out of curiosity while working on a TV serial about Shirdi Sai Baba. She says: “I am not from a background where I get carried away easily, but I was soothed and felt very strongly drawn to Bapu.” Suffering from health problems as a result of work pressure, she met Dr Suchit Dada at his clinic, who assured her that she would be completely cured. Thereafter she was privileged to have a personal meeting with Bapu, which she describes as an intense psychoanalytical session. “I had a lot of fear inside me, such as the fear of death that I was not even aware of. During the session all this came out as I learnt how to fight my fear-psychosis. And from there my life really took off. I feel he has come into our life in a big way. He is really our Sadguru,” she says. “The whole approach taught by him has made life so beautiful.” Bapu on HimselfeditHowever, Bapu himself has never claimed to be an avatar. In fact, he denies the new role thrust upon him, repeatedly pointing out that Sai Baba was a brahmachari, while he himself is a family man. In an interview with the Marathi weekly Lok Prabha, incidentally the first and only press interview that he agreed to, he explains the occurrence at Sai Niwas as a mere coincidence. “Being aware of the friendship between Sai Baba and Hemadpant, I had casually asked Appa Dabholkar if he had in his possession any articles given to his grandfather by Sai Baba.” His TeachingseditBapu’s teachings boil down to common sense, pure and simple. While teaching bhakti (the path of devotion), he stresses on sincerity and awareness. “For naamsmaran (recitation of the name of God) any name will do, but it should be taken from the heart and with awareness,” he says. “If pressed for time, it is okay to perform puja without taking a bath, rather than not doing it at all,” he clarifies. Disapproving of those who renounce their domestic duties in the pursuit of God, he preaches that a few minutes spent daily thinking about God are sufficient. Harking back, perhaps to his training as a doctor, Bapu strongly advocates an intelligent and scientific approach to life. This blend of spiritual wisdom and pragmatism especially appeals in today’s increasingly materialistic world with its fast-paced schedules and slackening spiritual mores, and perhaps explains the presence of a large number of youth among his devotees. A crusader against superstition and blind faith since his medical days, another facet to Bapu is his role as a social reformer. He has often spoken about the need to eradicate social ills such as caste discrimination and the low status accorded to widows, even declaring that if Manusmriti (Manu’s laws) cannot benefit all it must be discarded. At Ramnavmi Mahotsavs organised by him, the puja is conducted by volunteers, including members of the lower castes. Widows, traditionally debarred from religious ceremonies, also take part in auspicious rites. “What Bapu preaches, he himself practises and even the last rites of his parents were conducted by volunteers from amongst his devotees,” confirms Sunil Mantri, a devotee. Bapu exhorts his disciples to read Sai Satcharita, Sai Baba’s biography written by Hemadpant. To ensure the scientific study of this message of Sai Baba, he introduced the Panchasheel examinations: a set of five exams including practicals at the final level, held twice each year for which thousands of students appear. Dr Salagre refers to the exams as “milestones of my spiritual progress at each level”. “Bapu teaches us different responsibilities, including our social responsibility,” feels Mantri, himself a volunteer and member of the Aniruddha Samarpan Pathak. A step forwardeditIn 1999, Aniruddha Bapu established a gurukul at Juinagar, for the propagation of Ayurveda and Mudgal Vidya, the martial arts of ancient India. Under his invaluable guidance, the Sadguru Shree Aniruddha Upasana Trust (SSAUT) has launched the, the Govidyapeetham, established in Karjat, near Mumbai, aims to study the rearing and breeding of cows, combining modern veterinary science with ancient techniques. For the establishment of ‘Ramrajya’ by year 2025, Bapu instituted the Aniruddha Samarpan Pathak and the SSAUT. Inspired by his words “Tu ani mi milun ashakya ase hya jagat kahihi nahi” (There is nothing that you and I together cannot achieve), volunteers involve themselves in social work including rehabilitation of leprosy patients, holding blood donation camps, working for the blind, running de-addiction centres and cleanliness and hygiene awareness. A welfare centre for earthquake victims opened in June 2001, in Kharoi village, Kutch, has a team of volunteers, including qualified medical professionals, administering treatment. As part of the rural development scheme, a few villages in Dhule, Maharashtra, have been adopted by the SSAUT. A unique ‘13-point programme’ was announced by Bapu on October 3, 2002. Its aim: to achieve ‘Samartha Bharat’, a strong and self-reliant India. Aniruddha Bapu’s 13-point programmeeditSocial work, charitable activities, conservation, interfaith thinking and scientific attitude blend seemlessly in this unique programme. 1. Charkha: Yarn spun by volunteers is made into cloth to be distributed among needy students and their families. 2. Gograss Yojana: Grass grown by volunteers in areas where water is available year round, is collected and sent to famine-stricken areas as fodder for cattle. 3. Raddi Yojana: Old paper collected from people is converted into paper bags to use instead of non-biodegradable plastic. Paper pulp is used to make articles for distribution to needy students as incentive to go to school. 4. Old is Gold Yojana: Old utensils, clothing, books, toys etc, will be collected for distribution to needy students. 5. Warmth of Love Yojana: Torn cloth is used to make quilts for the poor. 6. Vidya Prakash Yojana: Candles and matchboxes are donated for use by students who do not have electricity to enable them to study. 7. Cleanliness Yojana: Cleaning up of public schools, hospitals and places of worship is undertaken by volunteers. 8. Ahilya Sangh Yojana: Will work towards the empowerment of women. 9. New Universal Dharmagrantha: To free society of unnecessary ritual and blind faith, a new Dharma—confluence of Hinduism, Jainism, Sikhism and Buddhism—will be introduced by Bapu. 10. Information Bank: Every Thursday, before his discourse, Bapu will impart scientific information and update devotees on new scientific discoveries. 11. Bhartiya Bhasha Sangram: To inculcate a sense of brotherhood among Indians, volunteers will learn at least one language other than their mother tongue. 12. Study of the Five Continents: Progress and politics of the five continents will be studied. 13. Disaster Management Volunteers: An academy of Disaster Management will train volunteers to tackle natural and man-made disasters. Eco-friendly Paper pulp idols to curb water pollution The non-governmental organisation, SSAUT, headed by Bapu, has taken up the task of spreading awareness about environment-friendly Ganesh idols. "One-and-a-half months back we decided to encourage people to make Ganesh idols using paper pulp, which will reduce pollution and won't harm fish," said Sandhyaveera Jaykar, a member of the trust. Earlier, Jaykar said, idols were made of clay, which is not easily available and is heavy. So artists started using plaster of paris, which is cheaper and lighter, and chemicals. But these cause pollution. The organisation collects waste paper, shreds it, and turns it into pulp, which is then rinsed, dried, and again put into a mixer to get fine powder. The powder is then mixed with water to be made into papier mache. Around 20 per cent clay and starch is added to the material so that it binds well. Except for the golden colour used for the crown and other ornaments, the colours used are natural, mostly vegetable dyes. "Golden colour makes the idols attractive," Jaykar said. "We are trying to find out how to make eco-friendly golden colour." Idols prepared in this fashion dissolve in water within a few hours. "We got a very good response from people, who called us from various places to congratulate us for our efforts," she said. "We also received idol orders from them." This year the trust made idols in three sizes 6, 9, and 13 inches high, costing Rs 75, Rs 150, and Rs 175, respectively. They received orders for 235 idols from Mumbai and 35 from Pune. "Making Ganesh idols using paper pulp is easy and anyone can come to learn it from us," said Chetan Dabholkar, another member of the trust. "We do not charge any fee." The trust has also approached professional idol-makers to teach them how to make the eco-friendly idols. "We taught an idol-maker from Pen, where a lot of idols are made," said Dabholkar. "He has agreed to promote the use of paper pulp in idol-making." The trust's job doesn't end with making idols, though. There is also a post-immersion plan in place, where devotees visit various seafronts a day after the immersion and collect all the idols that have floated back. These idols are then re-immersed. Also, the floral offerings, which are not allowed to be thrown into sea, lie scattered on the beaches. These are also picked up and taken away for vermiculture. Wing Commander (retd.) Ravindra Parasnis, comments on Bapu, even before Bapu came to be known as Sadguru, was a competent doctor with a reputation for curing many incurable conditions. Again, Bapu has always been involved in social work and has successfully brought back people who had gone astray, such as drug addicts and alcoholics. “Also, as a guru he is great and gives practical and good advice,” he feels. Though personally not sure about his divinity as avatar of God, he says: “I definitely respect him as a guru. I have attended only a few of his pravachans, but I like what he preaches.” An accomplished medical doctor, Mumbai-based Aniruddha Joshi is today revered by millions as the reincarnation of the Sai Baba of Shirdi. Credited with having performed many miracles, he nevertheless advocates a practical blend of spirituality and science. Aniruddha Bapu’s blend of spiritual wisdom and pragmatism appeals in today’s materialistic world with its fast pace and slackening spiritual mores. Devotees CornereditOm Manasamarthyadata Shree Aniruddhaya Namah I and my spouse were blessed with a daughter in June 2006. During February 2007, our little angel had fever which continued for more than a month. We consulted our doctor several times but with no improvements. Meanwhile we had to report the doctor with her blood report taken twice and other tests only to find that fever was not due to malaria, dengu and any such diseases. Till then both of us were realy worried as our daughter already lost 1 kg weight. Then she started having loose motion which was turning towards a major concern. We changed the doctor who assured that it was a viral fever and it would take some time to recover as a lot of time has already passed without proper treatment. In between my spouse some day was watching a movie on Sri Sai Baba of Shiridi where Shri Sai was giving Udhi to cure his children. Watching that she cried in her heart and thought that perhaps Sai would have come and given her Udhi too and our angel would have got cured. You believe it or not, Our neighbours (Mrs. Sushma Surendra Bade) who stayed above us knowing that our kid is ill came that day and asked us whether we would accept Udhi. The strange thing is that neither they nor we interacted earlier. My spouse without giving a second thought accepted the Udhi and gave it to our daughter. For the next one and a half hours she pooed only once and then it stopped. I was not spritual at all, though my spouse was, but after that incident, I could not resist myself from beliving "that" power which no human can control. Slowly we came to know more about Aniruddha Bapu, and started visiting the Paduka of Bapu every Saturday till now. Both of u have accepted Bapu as our guru. We also visited for Bapu's darshan during this Guru Purnima 2007 at Mumbai. Om Manasamarthyadata Shree Aniruddhaya Namah
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The Lancer Krew was formed by its 3 founding members, Steven Phuong, Tim Hayes and Cameron Crossley. It is primarily a hektik group aimed at people who wish to buy a model of the Mitsubishi Lancer. The Lancer is an affordable car with many modifications that can be made to it at also a very affordable price. The Lancer Krew is a "gang" or "clan" of some kind. It has many arch enemies and also alliances. The main enemy is The Volkswagen Krew which is made up of only 1 person, the school captain of Turramurra High School, Stuart Wheatley. There is also a loose allegiance with the Dodge Krew, also of Turramurra High School. The official signal of The Lancer Krew is the infamous "L" sign made by the index finger and the thumb of the right hand. It is then placed along the jaw line of the front of the Krew member.
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Adam is a first year scholar at Chelsea, having signed academy terms in June 2007. He is also an England under-16 international. This represents a massive rise for Adam, having been playing for Sutton United less than a year ago.
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SourceseditCleveland Free Times magazine - album review, January 3-9 2007 by Jeff Niesel or www.freetimes.com Canton Repository newspaper - "Scott On Soundtrack" May 20 2007 by Dan Kane Steve Balderson - www.dikenga.com Radio - 92.3 K-ROCK, 106.9 Rock 107, WRDL Ashland,
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