Bawri language is a minor language spoken in India.It is spoken by Bawri Sikh people.This language is spoken at small scale.
Region
Bawri Sikh people are habitants of Indian Punjab,Haryana and north Rajathan states of India.Bawri language is confined to this community.
Status and recognition
This language has no official status and recognition in India.
Some examples of this language
1.Raju go to school
Raju schoolain jai-g.
2.Raju does not go to school now
Raju amai schoolain koni jai-g.
3.I get's food,that's why i go to school.
Mhne schoolain roti milai,talla schoolain jaoon.
Region
Bawri Sikh people are habitants of Indian Punjab,Haryana and north Rajathan states of India.Bawri language is confined to this community.
Status and recognition
This language has no official status and recognition in India.
Some examples of this language
1.Raju go to school
Raju schoolain jai-g.
2.Raju does not go to school now
Raju amai schoolain koni jai-g.
3.I get's food,that's why i go to school.
Mhne schoolain roti milai,talla schoolain jaoon.
Ganesh Festival is the most Famous festival of Maharashtra. It is a festival which is celebrated with full enthusiasm as everyone brings Lord Ganesha at their homes.
Nowadays, Ganesha idols are made from plaster of Paris(POP) so that they become light weight and
more attractive. However at the end of this function, the Ganesh Idols are immersed into
water. Plaster of Paris is believed to cause pollution when dissolved in water.
But If Ganesh Idols are prepare out of a well kneaded mass of paper, It does not create pollution. Very important thing is that these idols are cheaper than other idols. Similarly, these idols dissolve very quickly in water and this well kneaded mass of paper is not harmful to water hence there is no water pollution, as well as there is restraint of dirt and decay of Idols on the seashore.
Nowadays, Ganesha idols are made from plaster of Paris(POP) so that they become light weight and
more attractive. However at the end of this function, the Ganesh Idols are immersed into
water. Plaster of Paris is believed to cause pollution when dissolved in water.
But If Ganesh Idols are prepare out of a well kneaded mass of paper, It does not create pollution. Very important thing is that these idols are cheaper than other idols. Similarly, these idols dissolve very quickly in water and this well kneaded mass of paper is not harmful to water hence there is no water pollution, as well as there is restraint of dirt and decay of Idols on the seashore.
Duane Jackson, aged 33, is an Internet entrepreneur best known for founding KashFlow.
Personal life
Duane’s interest in IT started at the age of 14. He was living in a children’s home in Newham, East London and was suspended from school. The staff at the children’s home were left to teach him. As they weren’t teachers they didn’t know what to do so they left him with a ZX Spectrum and a book on how to program it.
After spending his late teens contracting for organisations such as the CBI, the BBC, Procter & Gamble, Eidos and Reuters he found himself at aged 19 between contracts and out of cash.
He made some very bad decisions that would change his life forever. His peers from his upbringing in care were involved in criminal activities and he got involved in a bid to earn some fast money. This ultimately resulted in him being arrested and spending time in prison in the US and the UK.
KashFlow
In 2005, Duane founded a software company named KashFlow and marketed it to members of the Federation of Small Businesses and The Prince’s Trust. Since then, the company has grown considerably and is now of one the market leaders for web-based accounting software in the UK. The company is chaired by Lord Young, and was the first piece of accounting software to be certified by PayPal for its integration with them.
Recognition
In the two and a half years he served in prison in the UK he spent his time teaching basic IT skills to other inmates and received a Millennium Volunteers Award from the then home secretary, David Blunkett.
As well as the numerous awards KashFlow has won, Duane has also won numerous awards himself including Young Entrepreneur of the Year. He was also named as one of The Most Impressive Businessmen aged 30 or Under by Esquire Magazine in 2008.
Duane has since gone on to meet leading figures from the business and IT world, including receiving praise from Bill Gates in 2008
Personal life
Duane’s interest in IT started at the age of 14. He was living in a children’s home in Newham, East London and was suspended from school. The staff at the children’s home were left to teach him. As they weren’t teachers they didn’t know what to do so they left him with a ZX Spectrum and a book on how to program it.
After spending his late teens contracting for organisations such as the CBI, the BBC, Procter & Gamble, Eidos and Reuters he found himself at aged 19 between contracts and out of cash.
He made some very bad decisions that would change his life forever. His peers from his upbringing in care were involved in criminal activities and he got involved in a bid to earn some fast money. This ultimately resulted in him being arrested and spending time in prison in the US and the UK.
KashFlow
In 2005, Duane founded a software company named KashFlow and marketed it to members of the Federation of Small Businesses and The Prince’s Trust. Since then, the company has grown considerably and is now of one the market leaders for web-based accounting software in the UK. The company is chaired by Lord Young, and was the first piece of accounting software to be certified by PayPal for its integration with them.
Recognition
In the two and a half years he served in prison in the UK he spent his time teaching basic IT skills to other inmates and received a Millennium Volunteers Award from the then home secretary, David Blunkett.
As well as the numerous awards KashFlow has won, Duane has also won numerous awards himself including Young Entrepreneur of the Year. He was also named as one of The Most Impressive Businessmen aged 30 or Under by Esquire Magazine in 2008.
Duane has since gone on to meet leading figures from the business and IT world, including receiving praise from Bill Gates in 2008
The Lamborghini Madura was brought to life by Slavche Tanevsky, a student at Munich University of Applied Sciences. The vehicle is a more eco-friendly concept car to be produced by the Italian supercar manufacturer Lamborghini in the year 2016. This environmentally sound vehicle, although not the first of its kind, maintains the speed and performance that Lamborghini has become known for.
The Car
The Lamborghini Madura was created in collaboration with Audi as well as Lamborghini designers for Lamborghini's Raw Materials project. The project allows students at the Munich University of Applied Sciences to design a car body and propose it to the major designers at Lamborghini. Slavche Tanevski, a student at the University, proposed this body style as well as hybrid concept to the designers, and his super-car idea has become a sensation among hybrid enthusiasts around the world. Aside from proposing the idea for a hybrid super-car, Tanevski has given other contributions to the Lamborghini company such as the Lamborghini Ankonian. The Madura body design was meticulously sculpted and manages to resemble other Lamborghini vehicles as the design will invoke aggressive body lines, a sleek interior, as well as a slightly more environmentally friendly engine. The drivetrain of this vehicle is placed in the front-midsection of the body of the car allowing Tanevski to create radical rear end body lines. The car's engine, as stated by Lamborghini officials, will maintain the same basic setup as other cars and will utilize 10-12 cylinders all while keeping a high amount of horsepower, as many Lamborghini vehicles have become known for. As for the body of the car, it utilizes large, slender headlights with bulky air intakes underneath, in order to accentuate the cars width.
The Origin of the Name
As some car enthusiasts may be aware of, Lamborghini has always named their vehicles in the spirit of Spanish culture such as bulls, bull fights and famous places in time. This symbolic naming system was proposed by car company creator, as well as tractor manufacturer Ferruccio Lamborghini, due to his immense love of Spanish culture as well as heritage. In the spirit of his ideas, Lamborghini continues to name their vehicles in this way and has managed to come up with the name Madura for their concept vehicle. The name Madura arose from the island Madura in Indonesia which is famous for its large scale bull races and bull fights.
The Car
The Lamborghini Madura was created in collaboration with Audi as well as Lamborghini designers for Lamborghini's Raw Materials project. The project allows students at the Munich University of Applied Sciences to design a car body and propose it to the major designers at Lamborghini. Slavche Tanevski, a student at the University, proposed this body style as well as hybrid concept to the designers, and his super-car idea has become a sensation among hybrid enthusiasts around the world. Aside from proposing the idea for a hybrid super-car, Tanevski has given other contributions to the Lamborghini company such as the Lamborghini Ankonian. The Madura body design was meticulously sculpted and manages to resemble other Lamborghini vehicles as the design will invoke aggressive body lines, a sleek interior, as well as a slightly more environmentally friendly engine. The drivetrain of this vehicle is placed in the front-midsection of the body of the car allowing Tanevski to create radical rear end body lines. The car's engine, as stated by Lamborghini officials, will maintain the same basic setup as other cars and will utilize 10-12 cylinders all while keeping a high amount of horsepower, as many Lamborghini vehicles have become known for. As for the body of the car, it utilizes large, slender headlights with bulky air intakes underneath, in order to accentuate the cars width.
The Origin of the Name
As some car enthusiasts may be aware of, Lamborghini has always named their vehicles in the spirit of Spanish culture such as bulls, bull fights and famous places in time. This symbolic naming system was proposed by car company creator, as well as tractor manufacturer Ferruccio Lamborghini, due to his immense love of Spanish culture as well as heritage. In the spirit of his ideas, Lamborghini continues to name their vehicles in this way and has managed to come up with the name Madura for their concept vehicle. The name Madura arose from the island Madura in Indonesia which is famous for its large scale bull races and bull fights.