Monthly Archives: March 2018
Magic
spring
break a leg young thing
this is your moment
after all those morgue afternoons
rehearsing old school mystiques
fine tuning your pauses
making each phrase count
your entrance upstage
deliberate slight in silhouette
moving into light and out
making us sit up
a stir
a single shoot
peep of crocus
hiatus
second delivery
you hold our breath in yours
delay the extended arm
purple patch declamation
flourishes of yellow madness
in winterspent fields
in the morning we’ll blog and tweet
your budding craft
your youth
las cinco claves de la felicidad (página web no disponible en este momento)
si te sientes atraído por la flotación como método antiestres
si estás loco por saber en qué consiste el hygge
si te has enterado cómo se cambia el estado en el guasap y has puesto “carpe diem” en vez de “hola, estoy usando whatsApp”
si te encantan los “cup cakes” caseros y has dejado de comprar las magdalenas de la bella easo (con su aceite de palma y todo lo demás)
si crees que necesitas una guía para dejar de ser infeliz como agua de mayo
*haz lo que debas (Do the Right Thing)
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Trewidden, Cornwall
Cornwall is traditionally the first place in Britain to declare spring each year – 26 February in 2018 – it seems only fair it should be top of the list when it comes to spring flowers. As with the Lost Gardens of Heligan, Trewidden, in Penzance, is one of the 12 designated Great Gardens of Cornwall and despite March snowfall many of its magnolias and camellias are coming into bloom. There’s also a dedicated children’s trail.
A good news
A journalist is summoned in his boss’s office:
“How could you write that 75 % of congressmen were thieves ? Change the article immediately !”
The next day in the newspaper appears a news with the following title:
25 % of Congressmen Are Honest
Musique du jour
Behind Every Smile (Stop Child Abuse) says #LonelyAuthor & #AceNewsGroup
Behind Every Smile (Stop Child Abuse)
// The Lonely Author
Behind Every Smile
.
There’s an untold story
behind every smile.
Such is life when you reside
in an abusement park.
He experienced a world of horror
where banners are always
black and blue.
A world of stolen laughter
where happy days were
far and few.
A never ending ride
where childhood was lost
like a treasured toy
never to be found.
Everything is lost riding
this sadistic merry go round.
He was a victim,
bullied and beaten,
until only one thing remained
inside his fragile fractured shell.
love
.
Child abuse. Silence is never the answer.
Image: Self
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ChildLine (for children and young people)
Telephone: 0800 1111 (free)
India ,,,,,,,,,,National Commission for Protection of Child Rights,
5th Floor, Chanderlok Building, 36, Janpath,
New Delhi – 110 001
(E-Mail: complaints.ncpcr)
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Helpline- +355 4 2308 20
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Friends Hotline Antigua and Barbuda – 800 4357
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102 Childhelpline – 102
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Child Protection Hotline – +3741240150 or 240160
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Kids Help Line– +61 7 1800 55 1800
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Telefonhilfe fur Kinder und Jugendliche – 147
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Hrabri telefon (Brave Phone)– 0800 0800
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Hotline for missing children – 116 000
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The Safety Line – 800 155 555
Hotline for missing children – 116 000
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BørneTelefonen (Children phone)– 35 55 55 55
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Linea Telefonica para Auxilio – 538-6151
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Hotline for Children – 16000
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199 Helpline – 199
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Hamogelo – 1056
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Against Child Abuse Hotline – +852-27551122
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Kek Vonal – 06 80 505 000
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RedCross– 1717
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Childline India Foundation–1098
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TESA – 129
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The Helping voice – +98-21-850 1414 or +98-21-850 1415
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Child Line– 1800 666 666
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L.O./Combat violence against women – 09952 8927
Italy
SOS il Telefono Azzurro–19696
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Childline Support Center Japan (NPO) – 0120-99-7777
Jordan
110 for Families and Children – 110
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Child Helpline – 150
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Chidline- 116
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Hot Line 1391 / Rescue Line for Children – 1577 or 1391
Youth Hotline – 1388
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Child Helpline– 800 9000 or 116111
Lithuania
Childline – 8 800 11111
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12345 Kanner- Jugendtelefon – 12345
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SOS Helpline for Children and Youth – +389 2246 6588
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Supportline – 179
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Acercatel – 01800 110 10 10
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Friends 1979 – 1979
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Helpline.org.pl – 800 100 100
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SOS Criança– 27 793 16 17 / 800 20 26 51
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Toll Free Line – 0800 8 200 200
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Centre GINDDI – 800 88 88
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NAcionalna DEcija Linija- NADEL Srbija – 0800123456
Singapore
Tinkle Friend – 1800 2744 788
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Linka detskej istoty: 1116 111, www.ldi.sk (child helpline)
Hľadané deti: 116 000 (missing and sexually abused children)
Slovenia
Tom National Telephone Network – 080 1234
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Childline SouthAfrica – 08000 55555
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Fundación ANAR – 900 20 20 10
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BRIS – 0200 230 230
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147 Telephonhilfe fur Kinder und Jugendliche – 147
T’ai-wan
113 woman and children protection helpline– 113
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Saidek – 1387
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Childline – 800 4321 ot 131
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ALO – 183
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The Odessa Samaritans Peer Line – 482 221 744
Uganda
0800 111 222
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There-4-Me Childline UK – 0800 1111
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Childhelp USA – 1800 422 4453
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Linea Azul Servicio Telefónico – 800 50 50
Vietnam
Childline – 1800 1567
Yemen
YMHA – 236622
Zimbabwe
Childline – 961
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Why are we surprised when Buddhists are violent?
Dan Arnold & Alicia Turner, New York Times, 5 March 2018
The Nya Thar Lyaung reclining Buddha is an important religious site in the Bago region of Myanmar. Credit, Frank Bienewald/LightRocket, via Getty Images
While history suggests it is naïve to be surprised that Buddhists are as capable of inhuman cruelty as anyone else, such astonishment is nevertheless widespread — a fact that partly reflects the distinctive history of modern Buddhism. By ‘modern Buddhism,’ we mean not simply Buddhism as it happens to exist in the contemporary world but rather the distinctive new form of Buddhism that emerged in the 19th and 20th centuries. In this period, Buddhist religious leaders, often living under colonial rule in the historically Buddhist countries of Asia, together with Western enthusiasts who eagerly sought their teachings, collectively produced a newly ecumenical form of Buddhism — one that often indifferently drew from the various…
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How old are you?
Of course I am not going to ask you about ur age…I will tell you a story instead..I hope it will be a nice one..
(Once upon a time there was a farmer called Ahmed…an active man who likes all the people in his village .Ahmed had a neighbour called Adel…He considered Adel as his brother…Adel always hurts Ahmed with bad words…he is a cruel hearted person..but Ahmed always forgives him cause he loves him as a brother..Ahmed has no brothers..only four sisters…
One morning Ahmed got out of his house to begin working at his farm….
Here comes Adel and said”Good morning old fellow”
Ahmed said “I am only 10years older than you…moreover I look younger than my real age…you shouldn’t talk with me like that”
Adel continued talking and hurting his neughbour.
Ahmed had a brilliant idea…
He asked Adel to join him in a journey through the…
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