Consumer awareness?
consumer problems are mainly regarding the good/services they recieve in return of the price they pay. eg: you buy wheat, and find that it is of substanderd quality or it's underweight, or worse both. consumer forums are authority that helps the consumer by empowring them. lets say the car parts you brought from a manufactur were sub standard, the manufactuer won't change it. the court decides the case wheather the part was good or not, and wheather it should be changed or any compensation is to be paid.
How does it feel after visiting an orphanage?
Hi,I would give my experience of my connection with orphanages.I still remember my 1st visit to an orphanage on my birthday (5 years back). Me with few my friends had collected few books and some grocery from the amount saved by cancelling my Birthday celebration..! It was one of the most memorable day in my life..!We stayed with those beautiful kids for a very long time than what was planned. On that day we decided to contribute something towards needy part of the society. Since then I have been going to orphanages and being in touch with them regularly.During my next visit (which was a full day planned activity), I observed that the children are burdened with some deep inner feeling which was not exactly sorrow. They didn’t open out immediately. They were not feeling comfortable to speak and enjoy freely with us. We indulged them in various activities which they liked and get much chance to enjoy. For eg watching funny and educational videos on big screen (We had taken projector). We danced on some random DJ songs. We ate some spicy junk food (As they don’t like sweets much). We played various games and outdoor sports. And since our second a small thin bond was created between all of us..!And then these kids were equally eager like we were for our next visits..! So since then we have been going there often..! When you are with them you get to learn many life changing lessons..! Firstly every individual has some tragic story through which they have come. Initially when I use to listen to their stories, It felt like our heart is tearing apart..! In my visit I had a deep sympathy for those children..! But within next visits, my sympathy turned into a strong bond of care, love and affection.!Every-time we went there to teach them something, we ourselves learned many life lessons..! Today due to some genuine reasons I am not able to visit that orphanage regularly..But I still often call them and enjoying talking with them..:-)
Eric Clapton?
Eric has married twice. He has five children. His first wife was Pattie Boyd Harrison Clapton. A successful model in the 1960s, she inspired his classic album from 1970, “Layla And Other Assorted Love Songs”. Eric fell in love with her even though Pattie was married to his best friend, George Harrison. The Harrison’s divorced in the mid-70s. Eric and Pattie married on 27 March 1979. Divorced in the late 80s, they had no children. Eric married Melia McEnery on 1 January 2002. They have three young daughters: Julie Rose (b. June 2001), Ella Mae (b. January 2003) and Sophie (b. February 2005). Eric’s eldest child is his daughter, Ruth (b. January 1985). His son, Conor, was born on 15 August 1986. Conor died on 20 March 1991, when he tragically fell from a window in his mother’s New York City apartment
Why did Joe Cocker always move when he sung?
Joe was the opposite of the self-conscious performer who calculates every move to please an audience. He was more like the music super-fan, and performed as if he were alone in his bedroom grooving to his favorite song turned up to 11. He didn't care if 10 people or 400,000 (as at Woodstock in 1969) were watching. He was just that into the music!Here's an interesting article with a music professor who sometimes shows the famous Woodstock performance to his students twice: once to get the laughter at his stage movements out of the way, and again so they can actually listen to how powerful his vocal performance is. The Complicated Racial Dynamics Of Joe Cocker’s Legacy And here's the Woodstock clip, with "lyrics for the clear-headed." I must admit I almost fell off my chair laughing at this.