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International community must act with resolve to tackle Africa's challenges – Ban
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The Importance of Systems in giant opens tech Achieving Goals Saudi petrochem centre in Bangalore Setting and achieving goals can be very overwhelming if systems aren't put in place. A system can take many different forms. It can be a simple postit reminder or it can be a routine that you follow on a regular basis. According to Joe Dowie Once you start setting goals, it's tough not to want to set them in all areas of your life – school, work, exercise, your dreams, hobbies, the way you want to act, etc. If systems aren't put in place, it's very hard to keep everything organized and consistent. To achieve a goal, consistency is very important. We have all set out to do something, only to get off track. We'll remember a couple weeks later and try starting it up again, but it never works that way. A year later you think about what could have been. Adding a goal is usually a change in your life, and change takes time to work into your schedule. Starting out small is a great way to incorporate change – it's not too demanding of your time, but you're able to start building a foundation. For example, a lot of people have a goal to exercise more. Starting out with a 10-minute workout is a great place to start. It's not that difficult to squeeze 10 minutes into your busy schedule – finding a system to make it stick is the key. Maybe you walk during lunch, work out in the morning before you start your day or at the end of your day to get rid of all the stress, whatever works for you. Finding those systems that work for you, and not worrying about what other people are doing, will help you be very successful in achieving your goals. As you develop more and more goals and systems, it's important to keep these things organized. Starting your day with a checklist of goals is a great system to keep track of all your goals and systems. Some people have a big chalkboard, others put it on their refrigerator, and some even write it on their hand. It sounds funny, but finding your way is important. Don't look to do something just because it works for someone else. Find your path and be creative!
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BANGALORE: Saudi Arabia's $50 billion diversified petro-chemicals major Sabic opened its technology centre in this tech hub for research in chemistry, material science, process engineering and analytics. Saudi Prince Saud bin Abdullah bin Thenayana Al-Saud unveiled the $100-million (Rs.620 crore) technology centre, spread over 46 acres in the city's southern suburb. Ranking among the world's top firms in the field, Sabic -- formally called Saudi Basic Industries Corp -- is a diversified manufacturing company, active in chemicals and intermediates, industrial polymers, fertilisers and metals. "As a strategic centre of excellence, the research facility will cater to global and TM
regional needs of our diversified customers," Sabic chief executive Mohamed H. Al-Mady said on the occasion. Karnataka Governor H.R. Bhardwaj, union Minister of State for Chemicals and Fertilisers Srikant Kumar Jena and union Minister of Minority Affairs Rahman Khan were present on the occasion. As part of Sabic's 17 global research and development centres, the Bangalore facility will conduct innovative research in many related fields, including products and processes for its global customers, with 300 scientists and engineers. "We are proud to have our facility in Bangalore, which is a worldrenowned centre for technology in India," Saud bin Abdullah said.
International Preschool brand Alma Kids opens franchise business opportunities
Addressing the challenges facing Africa requires the international community to act with resolve, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon stressed today, adding that the recent upsurge of violence in the Central African Republic (CAR) is yet another reminder of the need for urgency in taking action. Speaking at the Elysée Summit for Peace and Security in Africa, hosted by the French Government in Paris, Mr. Ban noted that considerable progress has been made in recent years on the continent. “In many African countries, the economy is boosted, democracy has developed, civil society mobilized and stability and peace gained ground. Africans have turned a new page in their history.” However, while recognizing the achievements and advances, “we must also act with resolve on Africa's challenges,” he stated, adding that transnational organized crime, piracy, drugtrafficking and terrorism are taking a growing toll, exploiting weaknesses in institutions, borders and the rule of law. The persistence of regional conflicts is another cause of great concern, said Mr. Ban. “Mali has made important electoral progress, but the threat of extremism is very much alive and there is an urgent need for an inclusive dialogue that addresses the root causes of the conflict.”
East African trade bloc approves monetary union deal
KAMPALA: The leaders of five East African countries signed a protocol on Saturday laying the groundwork for a monetary union within 10 years that they expect will expand regional trade. Heads of state of Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi, which have already signed a common market and a single customs union, say the protocol will allow them to progressively converge their www.alma.in
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INDORE: International Preschool education has increasing by been increasing with innovative business proposition in educational sector of India as well as at the global scenario. In India, the business of Preschool education is flourishing beyond 4000 crore to cater the need of the hour. To provide the best opportunity, Alma Kids has been launched in catering global standards of International Preschool Education across the country and abroad as well. This is informed by the director of Alma Kids Shri Santosh Shukla, Advocate. On expressing the details of Alma Kids International Preschool Education, he said that Alma has taken initiative in this regard in catering global standard of Preschool E d u c a t i o n a l o n g with latest technology to maximize potential of kids learning. Shri Shukla added that
Alma Kids has now opened its franchise opportunities to those who are working in educational sector or willing to join this business proposition. Alma Kids has made competitive and flexible opportunities for franchise network. The first phase of Alma Kids campaign is going to begin January 2014 in North India states including J a m m u & K a s h m i r, P u n j a b , Himachal Pradesh, Delhi, Haryana, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Chattisgarh while in South India states Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Odisha and Kerala would be included. Shri Shukla briefed that the franchise is open for all those who are interested in Preschool education with deep devotion. The centre heads of Alma Computer Education Center could avail of these opportunities for further extension of their existing projects. He concludes that those who are interested in franchise opportunity of Alma Kids may contact at Helpline: 0 9993950000 or through email: preschool@alma.in, d i r e c t o r @ a l m a . i n We b s i t e : www.almakids.com, www.alma.asia
currencies and increase commerce. In the run-up to achieving a common currency, the East African Community (EAC) nations aim to harmonise monetary and fiscal policies and establish a common central bank. Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and Rwanda already present their budgets simultaneously every June. The plan by the region of about 135 million people, a new frontier for oil and gas exploration, is also meant to draw foreign investment and wean EAC countries off external aid."The promise of economic development and prosperity hinges on our integration," said Kenya's President Uhuru Kenyatta.
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