Mr. Mohamed Dekkak, Adgeco chairman and founder, attended the prestigious and grandiose Pageant Queen of USSR 2019.

It is a National Fashion Talent and Beauty Competition that was held in Dubai on March 8, 2019, in the United Arab of Emirates first excellence Pageant. The occasion occurred on board Queen Elizabeth II delivers and will highlight the most excellent and gifted women from 15 post-USSR nations.

In its 5th year, the industry experts have been carefully chosen as panels for this contest. The tough procedure of choosing the proper judges took a long time as it requires somebody well-rounded in their experience and objective in their authoritative decision-making.

This event will be facilitated by Lava Laguna organization which likewise runs Queen of Ukraine, The Way to Stars Festival, and Person of the Year. One young lady from every one of the 15 post-USSR nations will speak for her country in front of patrons.

These lovely candidates are getting fit as a fiddle for the occasion with Fit in Time who is giving EMS sessions. The challenge contains a sports performance portion so their wellness is imperative to be viewed as a victor. They will likewise be judged on their looks, gifts, and identities and every candidate has persevered through a serious interview selection procedure to enter.

The event is set to be a marvelous night as every young lady candidates will display their cultures in front of an audience as outfits, dances, songs, and music videos. There will likewise be different fashion shows which will require a national dress, Elizabethan, James Bond, and Gatsby styles. The highest scorer among all classes will win the title and be delegated Miss USSR 2019.

The description of the event, as stated, it is an event outside politics and even history. It bears solely entertaining load with cognitive elements, namely, to show dances, music, songs, costumes, government symbols (flag, emblem, etc.), and folk color of different nations.

Participants demonstrate outfits in different styles: sports, evening, and national. In inclusion, each participant must present an unusual performance for the project, demonstrating their talent.  The competition consists of several stages and levels

The international beauty contest “Queen of the USSR” has been held since 2016, and each time the number of participants grows.

The examination of the beauties is carried out among the representatives of different nationalities living in the Arabian megalopolis. Last year, Ukrainian Alisa Sarosek, representing Kyrgyzstan, became the grand winner of the beauty contests. She was in the lead in the final stage, after she danced in Kyrgyz dress to the national music.

This year more than 20 beautiful ladies participate in the competition. Most of them are representatives of the countries of the former USSR and live in Dubai.

This spectacular pageant was held in Queen Elizabeth II and completed her last flight on November 11, 2008, when she headed from the United Kingdom to Dubai. The ship was officially opened last October 2018. Visitors will now be able to reserve rooms, restaurants and traditional boat tours. Queen Elizabeth II and her husband, Prince Philip, launched the ship on Sept. 20 with 30,000 spectators at Clydebank in 1967, four decades before the ship was transferred to Dubai-based Istithmar World for $100 million.

The vessel has 224 renovated and modernized rooms and suites, three floors of executive rooms and suites, a theater and a cinema, and 13 restaurants that can accommodate 4,000 people in a day. The ship was due to begin restoring immediately after it was received in 2008, but the post-crisis recession affected the company’s plans and led to delays. The ship has hosted prominent figures for four decades, including Nelson Mandela, David Boy, Elizabeth Taylor, Baz Aldern. Elizabeth II became a warship during the Falklands War in May 1982, and in 2000 the ship completed five million miles at sea, before becoming the most sailing ship in 2004.

“Be prepared” Girl Scout Day is on their way.”

If you’re a Girl Scout cookie fanatic, its time to celebrate.

In tribute of Girl Scout Week, National Girl Scout Day is celebrated on March 12th every year. All Girl Scouts celebrated this day across the world by reuniting the Girl Scout Promise and Law to help girls build character, courage, and confidence, to make the world a better place.

NATIONAL GIRL SCOUTS DAY HISTORY:

Influenced by the creation of Lord Robert Baden Powell, founding father of Boy Scout, Juliette Gordon Low organize a group of girls in 1911 and joined the Girls Guide movement in Great Britain and England. This was also the time when women are not treated equally and discriminated by society, including not being able to vote.

On this day of 1912, National Girl Scout Day began when Juliette “Daisy” Gordon Low (founder of the Girl Scout in America) when she convened a group of girls from Savannah, Georgia. She returns to the United States and created the first Girl Guide Troop in the same year. The United States Girl Guide troops in 1915, changed their name into  “Girl Scouts”. Juliette Gordon Low also the first President of Girl Scouts and remain active until the time of his death in 1927.

Juliette Gordon Low truly believe that all girls should have the chance to develop mentally, spiritually, and physically. To get girls out of the house and into the community, she assembled enrichment programs, projects, and outdoor adventures.

Every year of October 31, Juliette Gordon Low’s birthday is celebrated as “Founder’s Day” by the Girl Scouts movement while every 22nd of February was for the Boy Scout founder birthday, Lord Robert Baden Powell.

GIRL SCOUT TRADITIONS

The heritage of the Girl Scouts is a forceful power of sisterhood. It was built by millions of women across the globe. Here are some of few ways and traditions of the Girl Scout activities to connect the girls for long and fun sisterhood.

• The girl scout sign or as they called it “Girl Scout Day Promise” have been the universal welcoming meeting for generations. The three fingers symbolize the three part of the promise – “On my honor, I will try to serve God and my country, to help people at all times, and to live by the Girl Scout Law.”
• A classic friendship circle when everyone stands in the form of a circle crosses the right arm on the top of the left arm, and grip hand with their friends in both sides. The circle represents for unbroken and continues friendship chain with the Girl Scouts and Guides.
• Another traditional event is a “Flag Ceremony” in which the flag of the country represented by the Girl Scouts was carried by a colorful guard and honored as an important symbol for the country.
• The Girl Scout motto is “Be prepared.” was established in 1947 Handbook, that explained: “A Girl Scout is ready to help out wherever she is needed. Willingness to serve is not enough; you must know how to do the job well, even in an emergency.” This motto means that the readiness of both body and mind to do your responsibilities as a Girl Scout.
• Girl Scouts have seven badges that symbolize its achievements and level have been around over the century.
• In every 22nd of April, the Girls Scout Day Leader’s day was celebrated by swapping small token of friendship and gifts (or they called it SWAPS that stands for which stands for “Special Whatchamacallits Affectionately Pinned Somewhere”) with other girls scouts who they meet in their activities.
• Lastly, the Girl Scouts’ secret handshake was used to symbolizes unity, dedication, and friendship.

IMPORTANCE OF GIRL SCOUT

Welcoming new members of the Girl Scout benefits both the girls and their parents. It contains learning information and absorbs from different traditions. Here are some of the important lesson of becoming Girl Scouts members:

• Making and meeting new friends – the girls need to get along and know their fellow Girl Scouts. Everyone has a chance to know one another deeper and better by starting their first meeting with an icebreaker to relax the atmosphere.
• Courage – some Girl Scouts activities involved outdoor like camping, rock climbing, and some sports activities. Courage also developed as they earned skill badges in a safe place to explore. Encouragement also practices and received by the members in trying new things and have the courage to walk into the different path of life.
• Confidence – Girls Scouts gained their confidence to believe in themselves as they tried different activities and experiences. The leaders recognized each girl according to the level of strength they have. They grow in areas that they are naturally talented but also to urge them to try more challenging pursuit.
• Cookies baking and selling – this hold a special meeting where they play a role of indoor and outdoor sales. When the girls also have their creative ideas that come up with how to make fun and contribute to a different structure for responsibilities. However, this will help The Girl Scouts gain leadership, friendship, money, decision making, and business ethics skills.
• Girl Scouts Songs – One of the Girl Scouts important parts of the meeting. The girl members sing the song repetitively until they memorize it by heart. Some lyrics compose on the Girl Scout value of friendship and to feel comfortable with every routine.
• Kapers – Girl scouts will learn to organize and responsible by the Kapers. It will help to run a meeting and stay on the task. The leader will give them a specific task to perform and make sure everyone gets a chance to play their roles.

As you munch into tasty cookies and brownies, be positive to not only treasure every saccharine and sweet value that you will thankful of. It also recognizes the real message behind these girls have obtained to show through their benevolent and public-spirited act through all these years.

Ultimately, they don’t JUST sell the cookies.

After being in London last season, Dubai Modest Fashion Week returned to Pearl of the Gulf, Dubai, on March 2019 at Emerald Palace Kempinski Hotel Dubai.

Mr. Mohamed Dekkak, Chairman and Founder of Adgeco Group attended the most extravagant Fashion week in UAE. The event took place at the recently opened Alain Ducas Center, a charming place located in the Emerald Palace Kempinski in Palm Jumeirah, where it celebrated and empowered women in the community.

The Fashion Week for the first time in 2016 was held in the Turkish capital of Istanbul to fill the gap and the need for high-end fashion in the market. The event was immediately successful. It has been going on since then, in 2017 in London’s fashion capital London, and in 2018 it moved to the Indonesian capital of Jakarta, before arriving this year in Dana, Dubai.

As part of this year’s event, a range of cutting edge fashion designs will be displayed on the Mix by Alain Ducasse at the Emerald Palace Kempinski. The event will also include dialogue sessions and seminars with leading figures and a number of fashion brands.

Mr. Mohamed Dekkak attended the event together with a wide range of influential designers from all over the Arab world and the world, including Marwa Hassan, Yasmin Yousri, Alia Majeed, and others. The most prominent brands we are looking forward to include her designs include Dulce by Safiya, Anotah, Aminah Boutique, Ahada, Anara Zakirli, and others.

Diversity – The fashionable word in the world of fashion now with leading brands such as Prada and Gucci, which has made great changes following the word, is also a focal point of the Fashion Week, with designers from different countries celebrated, with motivated owners who also represented for three days at the show.

The event includes a number of influential bloggers and personalities, including Egyptian Yasmine Yousry, a 3-year-old cancer survivor who has left 15 years of working life behind her and embarked on her dream career as a fashion coordinator.

Inspiration of cultures

The emphasis on mixing materials and materials, and the interplay of colors and gradations such as the dreamer plays on the notes of Paris’ romantic streets and its rhythmic rhythm, combining the artistic and creative ideas of multiculturalism and inspiration, through the details of the inscriptions along with the various technical incarnations created by the leading designers and craftsmen through the ages.

The large inscriptions have been decorated with several motifs in the group that recreate some of the rhythms of seasons and years ago, but sparkle with the creation of new stories, including the engraving of squares that have emerged in different sizes, a new inscription with sequential orange and Bordeaux colors, Art painted black and white.

The colors were almost quiet, with pastel gradients on one side and dirt on the other, so that they came together in one view sometimes. Coats, cap, and jackets have come strongly in designs based on color contrasts and geometric cuts.

Dubai Fashion veiled empowerment and value

This year’s Dubai Women’s Fashion Week focused on empowering women and activating their social presence in conjunction with International Women’s Day, and included several projects designed specifically for the event with the #DMFW and the ‘Fashion Week’. The aim of these projects is to provide access to fashion for all by means of several media, notably a film by Dubai-based director Inis Sabian about global empowerment of women; Dream & Design for owners of Hammam, launched during the Jakarta Fashion Week to support stakeholders; Fashion is designed by refugees and women from disadvantaged backgrounds.

The fashion sector is now a huge multi-billion dollar market, which has been a niche market. The Dubai Fashion Week has been able to identify the most important talent in the industry, as well as the ability to meet designers, buyers, exhibitors and celebrities to help The sector to gain an extraordinary commercial momentum with the definition of those who are interested in the most important areas and the fastest-growing, making it an important effectiveness by all standards.

Dream and Design for Disabilities

Modest Fashion Week’s project Dream and Design for Disabilities’ was propelled in Jakarta Modest Fashion Week on July 26-29 2018 to assist Individuals with incapacities. Dream and Design for Disabilities project expects to make mindfulness about issues that individuals with handicaps face each day, including the battles of finding reasonable garments choices. The project’s theme is  ‘Design is for everybody’ and appeared at the Jakarta Modest Fashion Week from 26-29^th July 2018. As a feature of the undertaking for Jakarta Modest Fashion Week, three workshops were sorted out in Indonesia Germany and Turkey with the help of chosen creators people group and innovative organizations.

Franka Soeria, fellow benefactor of the Modest Fashion Week occasions and Think Fashion said ‘In spite of prevalent feeling, the design isn’t an exclusive industry. We trust this project won’t just make mindfulness yet will open greater opportunity for the impaired community around the world’. This project was conveyed to Dubai Modest Fashion Week with the joint effort with Asiya Rafiq, the Indian fashion designer who endeavors to create versatile apparel for individuals of determination.

It was held at the ‘Emerald Palace Kempinski,’ one of the newest and most luxurious Palm Jumeirah sites, to celebrate the role of prominent women and the affirmation of its strength, as to coincide the event with the International Women’s Day, which falls On 8 March.

Emerald Palace Kempinski Hotel Dubai is one of the most luxurious and luxurious hotels in the world with investments of AED 2.5 billion. The Emerald Palace features more than 6,400 luxury chandeliers and boasts the finest types of marble interior marble columns in Portugal. The palace is surrounded by a private sandy beach whose white sand is brought from the Maldives through private suppliers; it stretches 500 meters away.

Emerald Palace hosts Kempinski Dubai with eight restaurants, where BlothnerHall offers a high-quality dining experience. Mix, the first restaurant in the UAE, is the three-star Michelin Duchess, the largest in his chain of restaurants, to welcome his guests from December 15. As well as the Le Jardin restaurant, which offers guests inspired by European cuisine, the Mataghi Asian steakhouse and the Italian restaurant “Alonda”, which was created in collaboration with chef Chris Jakele, the Mediterranean restaurant “Vilamore”, the swimming pool and the beach “Sablan”.

To promote a better knowledge of the miscellany of Muslim culture and to teach people in other religion in result to a more peaceful world, the World Day of Muslim Culture, Peace, Dialogue and Film is solemnize.

HISTORY

It was established in 2010,  Javed Mohammed declared that every year of March 11 is a special day to observe Muslim cultures all over the world including Pakistan and the Philippines. Javed Mohammed was based in the San Francisco Bay area on the West Coast of United States. He is the producer and founder of My Favorite Review website

The main goal of the week event is to use art, film, and art to create a link and understanding among faiths. The wide range of cultures, races, and nationalities globally united by their Islamic religions.

The largest Muslim section is in Indonesia; basic parts of Asia and Africa are Muslim. The few Muslim groups are found in China, the Soviet Union,  America, and Europe. Islam may seem exogenous or intense in the present world because religion dominates the lives of Muslims who make no difference between the civil and the religious.

MUSLIM CULTURE

Muslims spread their culture and traditions all over the world. It is highly influenced by Persia, Mongol, Turkic, Indian, Berber and Indonesian values. Today, some Islamic practices and customs are the result of the consolidation of local and Muslim beliefs.

Cultural Muslims are unobservant, secular individuals who still identify with the Muslim religion ascribed to family background, experiences, or the social and cultural environment in which they develop. They still have common Muslim practices even they speak of different languages and live in different countries, over a billion Muslims in the world. The Muslim culture is placed in certain common beliefs that –  “That Allah is the only God and that Muhammad is His messenger”.  Muslim traditions include Islamic clothing, food, wedding traditions and other aspects of Islamic life that Muslims have embrace in particular countries.

A native Muslim literary test is in Arabic, the Prophet’s dialect. Muslim literature is mostly religious in nature. The Quran, Hadith, and Sira comprise documentation and communication of belief structure.

PEACEFUL FELLOWSHIP

In Qur’an, God orders –  la ikrâha fîd-dîn (2:256) “Let there be no compulsion in religion.”

Muslim hold that the beauty of Islam can only reach fulfillment involuntary global amity and the world worth living in for. It teaches that only Allah should be worshipped. Muslim forbids the impression of animal beings in paintings because it removes the risk of idol worship; it also holds that proscribe the pictures of the Prophets, Muhammad, and live beings to reduces the possibilities that they will be devoted.

Five Islamic Laws to Unite its Muslims Spirits

The Five Laws of Islam or in Arabic “arkan Ud-Din” are the five religious duties for the Muslims individually the Quran. It means “the pillar of faith.” Muhammad listed it in the Hadith when he was asked to expound Islam.

• The prayer or Salah (least five times a day)
• The worship of only one God, the Shahadah
• The donation of alms, Shawkat
• The pilgrimage to the Holy City of Mecca called Haj
• Fasting during Ramadan, the Sawn

MUSLIM AND CHRISTIAN DIALOGUE

The word “MUSLIM” denotes  “submission to God” while “ISLAM” is an Arabic word means “surrender”. It is now the second world largest religion. Muslims trust that the Quran is the dialogs between the Prophet and God. The Shias and the Sunni are two popular sects in the religion.

The Shias believe that the restorer of the faith is Mohammed, foster by like Abraham and Jesus Christ. On the other hand, the Sunnis, believe in the Prophet’s words that they spoken by Him and comprises to his teachings and revelations.

Muslim – Christian Dialogue has typified the importance of exchanging goals, and ideas on the Arab both locally and throughout the world, in its strong connection of confidence among the people of the dialogue. It strengthens the understanding, especially in this age where no country or society can provide to live isolated from the geographical currents by a morality of the new mass communication technologies. The ceremony of the day promotes a better knowledge of the diversity in Muslim culture in initiating dialogue with people from the different races and faith which lead to a more peaceful world.

ISLAMIC FILMS

Art is a part of the culture that includes literature and performing visual arts like drama, music, film, and dance. The visual arts are forms that generate works which are primarily visible in nature. architecture, painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and crafts, as well as modern visual arts (photography and movies), are the examples. They have a strong history in various art forms including ceramics, calligraphy, literature, architecture and more.

World Muslim Day of Culture, Peace, Dialogue and Film celebrated by holding events in schools, community centers and spot of worship for examples Art and Cultural day where pottery, clothing, and food are exhibited. Muslim Film festival also held to educate, entertain and explores Muslim cultures and traditions.

MUSIC

Islamic devotional music is mostly played in publicly and enjoyed by concurrent Muslims globally. Arab classical and North Indian classical music is the common music forms. The Muslim people have traveled over the trade paths on their musical preferences. The Sufis are attributed with taking the mystics to music.

FESTIVALS AND MARRIAGE

Eid ul-Fitr, Lailat al Miraj and Eid ul-Adha, are classic festival examples of the religion in the lives of Muslim society. Marriage is in the words of Mohammed, “half of the religion” in corresponding to Muslim tradition. The connecting of two souls in a holy union is for the social contract and legal bond.

Some Muslims’ practices were never referred in both the Quran or the Hadith. It was introduced by the societies that accepted Islam. Some of the examples like in the Middle East, men kiss each other on the cheek in welcoming each other. In Africa, it is traditional to put their hand to your head after greeting someone. Muslims in Pakistan bow when their child reached 40 days old.

Today’s event will help communities, for both Muslims and Non-Muslims to understand the value of ethnical diversity and learn to live together in goodwill and peaceful planet.

Ring, Ring, Ring Pick up the phone! Today, March 10, is National Landline Telephone Day.

This day we celebrate the anniversary of one of the most powerful tool ever invented, which was tested today in 1876. It remembers the pinnacles of the landline phones and its revolution.

THE HISTORY OF THE TELEPHONE

Born on March 3, 1847, in Edinburgh Scotland, Alexander Graham Bell is a scientist, engineer, innovator, and the inventor who created the first pragmatic patented telephone. He is the founder of American Telephone and Telegraph Company in 1885.

Bell’s families are all articulation and speech instructor while both his mother and wife were half deaf. He was interested in turning the electricity into a sound further led him to research on hearing and speech to experiment with hearing devices.

Alexander Graham Bell was for the first time, granted a patent for telephone by the United State of America on 7th of March 1876. He made his first experimental device Boston.

On March 10, 1876, in Boston, Alexander Graham Bell transmitted his very first phone call on the new device to Thomas Watson, his associate, saying: “Mr. Watson, come here. I want to see you.” And into his delight, his assistant came and declared that he understood Alexander Graham Bell.

The first wired conversation ever held was on October 9, 1876. Alexander Graham Bell and Thomas A. Watson used the telephone between Cambridge and Boston other over a two-mile wire extend to call each other and between New York and San Francisco. They heard each other more distinctive compared to what they did in their first conversations.

On August 10, 1876, the first long distance call that been made by Alexander Graham Bell from his Homestead to Brantford Ontario Canada.

TELEPHONE EVOLUTION ON THE WAY WE TALK

The landline telephone lost much of its popularity since the invention. Mobile phones have taken over much and become popular. The customer can only use the landline in one single location while you can bring cellphones anywhere where it can reach by the signal or wireless connection. Since 2004, landline its popularity but despite the change, it still remains important to many customers.

Some business companies still prefer landline phones because it is more cost effective. Most of the landline telephone plans have unlimited minutes for calls at a lower rate.

LANDLINE versus CELLPHONES

Since Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone in 1876, it became a major instrument in connecting people all over the globe. Telephones’ physical landline were standard until the end of the 20th century when cellphones began to evolve an appearance. Today’s landline phones can be cordless and battery-operated with the main connectivity base that acts as a charger. While both have the same functions, there are significant differences between landline telephones and cell phones.

These days, because of its practicality, mostly younger generations choose cellphones on a daily basis. The cellphone works by sending and receiving a microwave frequency over a wireless network connection. One of the ability is to have conversations without a single spoken word. Texting becomes more popular than phone calls as a form of communication in globally. In the other hand, even with texting’s convenience, the importance of a phone call is still prioritize

The invention of smartphones also taking the place of other gadgets such as clock, cameras, calculator, GPS devices and even computers when you need to check your emails and browse the internet while on the go. Mobile phones are favored because of their mobility and advanced features.

Landline phone, on the contrary, still consider basic communication device and mostly consider at home and companies. Customers also notice that landlines are inherently more dependable. Different from the cellphone, it doesn’t need to be charged up on a daily basis, and the reception is more consistent and clear.

Landlines and cell phones each have their advantages and disadvantages. Lattermost, you can only decide which type of phone suitable for your lifestyles.

Genealogy Day is an opportunity to learn more of who your ancestors were, learn more about them, like what they did for a living and where they once lived.

Genealogy Day was officially recognized in 2013, in Ireland (Limerick), by Christ Church, Methodist and United Presbyterian to help praise the congregation’s 200th commemoration. During the current day, Christ Church united neighborhood family ancestry records from its own joined churches, yet in addition from the region’s Church of Ireland areas, including the Religious Society of Friends in Ireland (Quaker) and the Church of Latter Day Saints (Mormon).

What is Genealogy?

The genealogy (from the Greek γενεά genea , “generation” and λόγος logos , “knowledge”) is the “list of members of a family establishing filiation” or the practice whose object is the search for kinship and filiation people. Genealogy is considered an auxiliary science of history. Historically, it was used by wealthy people to establish the nobility of an individual’s blood.

Starting from various motivations, the genealogy of an individual can be realized by a professional genealogist or in a personal capacity to identify ancestors over several generations. This research work makes it possible to establish the history of a family based on various types of archives but also oral interviews or even genetics. Ascending genealogy, the ancestors of a person, and the descending genealogy, the descendants of a given person or couple, are generally distinguished. A professional charges a genealogical research service sometimes necessary to establish a succession by a notary after a death (estate genealogy) or at the request of an individual who wishes to know his family history (family genealogy).

The graphical representation of individuals and their kinship is commonly presented in the form of a tree pattern from a root individual anchored at the bottom of the page and parent individuals in the “branches” and “leaves”, where why such a scheme is commonly called a family tree is. This layout is especially adapted to visualize an ascending genealogy, one can also reverse it with a root individual at the top of the page and the ascending ones below. Other types of presentation exist such as the circular representation, semi-circular or the list of descent.

The development of information and communication technologies by significantly facilitating Internet access to different databases and the representation of different filiations through specialized software facilitated genealogical research. In addition, archives can be more and more available remotely via the Internet, like the departmental archives in France, which gradually make available to the public their digitized archives.

Of genealogical associations were created at a local level to help each other between researchers, as well as genealogical journals are published and specialized on the topic to deepen his research and experience new techniques.

Definition

Considered an auxiliary science of history, genealogy is the search for kinship and parentage of persons. The encyclopedic dictionary Quillet indicates that genealogy is the study and knowledge of filiations.

By metonymy, the term genealogy also refers to the fruit of research, for example a book or a painting. We also speak of genealogy for the filiation of animals, especially horses, cattle or purebreds, for which genealogical records are kept recording the purity of filiation; the term pedigree can also be used for the case of the parentage and the race of animals 5 .

In philosophy, the term is used to explain the context of the genesis of an idea, a concept or a system of thought from everything that preceded birth. In The Genealogy of Morals, Nietzsche investigates the kinship ties of moral concepts of the socio-economic reality of his time and especially in relation to religious values. Edgar Morin , in Volume 4 of The Method , Ideas, their habitat, their life, their manners, their organization (p.124) indicates how, within the noosphere, an entity is built on the basis of the order / disorder / organization / and interrelationships between basic ideas.

How to Celebrate

There’s no doubt that the most ideal approach to rejoice this day is to look into your very own ancestors. Obviously, we can’t ensure that the majority of your disclosures will be wonderful ones. Regardless of what you find, be that as it may, observing Genealogy Day will doubtlessly demonstrate an engaging method to put in a couple of hours of your time. Who knows, possibly you will turn out to be fascinated to the point that genealogy will turn into another favorite hobby?

International Women’s Day is being celebrated every 8^th of March. It is an opportunity to highlight the achievements of women and to become aware of the obstacles that remain to be overcome in order to achieve equality.

Currently, every year in many other countries, women’s rights day is organized by women activists in associations of the greater or lesser topic. It is important for these local and national bodies to remind each year, at the date of the day of women’s rights, that in this area nothing is achieved and that the progress made to improve the rights of women must fight all the time.

Women’s Day in World History

If by celebrating 2019 Women’s Day, some people will be able to think today that Women’s Rights Day was born out of the initiative of liberated women of the 20th century, it is time to put the right date back to the right moment. And yet, it’s not so easy to know when this idea came up. It was in 1921 that this day was chosen by Lenin to be the International Day of Women’s Right she wanted to celebrate the women who, in Petrograd on March 8, 1917, demonstrated in reaction to the Russian revolution. Gradually, this day was celebrated in the countries of the East and on this occasion, the men offered flowers to their wives, mothers, grandmothers, and friends. In France, it is said that Women’s Day dates back to 1857, at a time when American women workers in the textile world had gone on strike. Yet, there is no trace of this strike anywhere. In fact, it was much later, in 1977 that the United Nations formalized this day and since then, in all countries, March 8 is recognized as the date of the Day of the rights of the woman.

The fact that the date of this day is a day not worked for a majority of women may allow that, in each city, cultural events, sports, symposia, film screenings, thematic days concerning the progress of women’s rights be further followed.

Origins of Women’s Day

But where does this day come from, which celebrates women? If the United Nations formalized this celebration (and its date) in 1977 and it was in France in 1982 by President François Mitterrand, its origin is to look further into time: at the time of the the struggle of working women for better working conditions, and that of suffragettes for the right to vote, in the first part of the twentieth century. In 1957, the newspaper L’Humanité welcomed the centenary of March 8, 1857, the day when “the clothing workers of the city of New York went out in the streets, like men, carrying signs and banners “for better working conditions and respect for their dignity. In 1908, June 21 this time, it was the turn of 250,000 suffragettes to claim the right to vote for women in London. A late 19th to early 20th century emancipatory taste that would favor the emergence of the International Women’s Rights Day, decades later.

The first International Women’s Day was held on 19 March 1911 (in Europe and the United States) and was already arguing for more rights. As for the date of March 8, the Day of the woman was decreed at that date in 1921 by Lenin in Russia. After the signing of the United Nations Charter in San Francisco in 1945 to declare gender equality as a human right, there are more and more protests around the world every year for gender equality. These days are the occasion of demonstrations as well as balance sheets, in particular in figures, on the situation of the moment. Activists’ associations also take the opportunity to celebrate recent achievements as well as to make heard the demands that remain on the agenda. And there are: in 2013 (according to INSEE figures), a difference of 19 % separated the average salary of women and that of men, who were better paid. However, it is 2.5 points less than a decade ago, a slight decrease in inequality.

The message of the Women’s Day

Women’s Day, the real time of struggle for equality or simple commercial program? If Women’s Day has many detractors, especially because brands seize it to, it was first put in place by the United Nations in 1977 to bring women’s rights back to those of men. They also have their day since 1997. Formalized in France in the early 80s by François Mitterrand, the Women’s Day draws its source in the struggles led by workers and suffragettes for their rights, at the dawn of the twentieth century. If, since then, the emancipation movement of women has only grown, at least in the industrialized countries, inequalities remain in the twenty-first century.

Let’s all think GREEN. Let’s think about PLANTS. March 7 is Plant Power Day. It is the day to make all healthy plants a hero in our lives. It’s time to reset, gain energy and feel great.

CHLOROPHYL is a pigment which gives the plant a green color. This green pigments of the plant get nutrient from the sun. This is all present in most green vegetables and some people take it as a health additive. Also, this chlorophyll helps the plant bears its fruits. Eating plant-based food gives you all vitamins, antioxidants, and minerals that benefit your body.

For the food to be a good supplement, it should be fresh and real food with minimal preservatives and processing. Whether you are herbivores or omnivores, you can gain an enormous amount of health benefits by eating a plant-based diet. Hundreds of studies show that eating fresh more plants foods in the minimally processed form will protect you away from any kind of disease plus it is healthiest ways to lose weight.

Meal planning is vital to healthy eating. The good thing about home cooking is that you can plan and control what goes into your meals. You can select what is the best meal for the whole family and also to yourself.

The power of the plant-based diet:

1. Protect your heart – eating a plant-based diet can lower the risk of heart attack and lower your blood pressure and cholesterol level. Eating nuts, whole grains, vegetables, and fruits are one of the good sources. Berries have this power booster that gives phytonutrients and soluble fibers to keep our heart in a healthy state.
2. Help you lose weight in natural ways – Obesity is one of the main problems because of not eating good and correct food in your diet plans. Fortunately, eating vegetables and fruits can help to keep your weight off and gives a lasting impact on your health. Less risk of stroke and obesity too.
3. Healthy Skin – vitamins, antioxidants, and minerals from the vegetables and fruits can make our skin glows. Nutrition is important to our health. An unhealthy lifestyle can damage your metabolism, weight gain and have a bad impact on your organs most of it is your skin. It can lead to early aging, dryness, and freckles. Eating fruits and vegetables can hydrate your skin and gives you nourishment.
4. Healthy digestions – Fruits and vegetables contain a huge amount of huge fiber content essential for proper digestions. This is easy to digest and helps to improve body metabolism and fast removal of toxic waste in our body.
5. Saves money – plant-based foods are way too cheaper. You save more money than buying animal source. It is more economical and if you are healthy fewer chances of paying expensive medical bills.
6. Increase Lifespan -Beyond reducing the risk of cancer and diabetes, the benefits of eating plant-based foods can protect you from the harmful disease can make you live longer, happier, healthier, worry-free and feel younger.

You are what you eat.

It is important to eat good food in order to be healthy and fit. What we put into our mouth not only feeds our body but also nourishes us. Eating plants are not only good for us also it is good for our environment. Today, let us switch up our meal and bring power plants food on the top our menu. Let start putting plants first in our list.

National Dress Day is about Every nation which has its own way of showing their culture in which associate to their religion, history, society and geographic area.

Today, March 6 we commemorate the Arabs national attire to reflect on those memorable events.

Emirati clothing symbolizes identity and harmony. It is one important part of Arab history. They show a lot of importance to their diversity and customs.

These attires have been worn for hundreds of years by the time that desert-dwelling nomads called Bedouins inhabited the Arab countries. Bedouins nomadic culture was eminent for congeniality and respect for women.

National Dress Day of Arabic Clothing for Men:

A long white dress called Kandura, thawb, thobe or dishdasha is the primary attire and costume for men of Arabian Gulf including UAE. It is a long sleeved, ankle-length and loose-fitting garment designed for comfort during hot weather. In winter, Kanduras change in color mostly in darker shades. Different Gulf countries have their own twist of style, for examples, the kanduras in UAE has no collar and embroidery in the sleeves. The length of this white robe represents the status of the wearer. The longer the length, the higher status that it represents in wealth and royalty. Shorter length represents humility and worn by the typical Arabs.

The Ghutrah or sometimes they called it – kufiya/keffiyeh is a headscarf worn by Arab men. In other Arab countries, it was known as shemagh. The white and checkered red colors are most used and represent their status and importance. Made from squared cotton cloth and draped over the head. These scarves provide protection from the harsh ray of sunlight, dust, and sands.

The black rope tied in ghutrah is called Agal (iqal, egal or igal). The bedouins originally used this to tie the camels’ feet when traveling mostly at night.

Ghafiyah is a Muslim prayer covered by ghutrah headscarf. They are embroidered and not visible to the naked eye.

Both men and women in the United Arabs of Emirates wear sandals. This open toes footwear is also made for hot weather to avoid sweaty feet.

National Dress Day of  Arabic Clothing for Women:

Arab women traditional dress was designed to be both conventional and providing physical ease and relaxation.

The Abaya is a long, sophisticated classic cloak worn by women. This traditional flowy, clothing is black in color and it covers the whole body except the eyes, hands, and feet. The reason why it was color black is to protect and cover the inner clothing of the women. But in the midst of modern glam, Arab women of today customize their abaya with colorful embroideries around the collars and sleeves which adds a twist to their look.

The Hijab is a head scarf or veil used to cover the hair, neck, ears and some part of the head. Some Arab women also use Gafaaz to hide their faces and hands as well.

Shela is also used as headscarves to protect the head for the heat and dust.

The burqa or burqa is an outer piece of clothing used to cover the whole women’s body to avoid exposing the skin in public. It can be removed when they are inside the house accompany their families. Burquas generally are worn by the older generations.

Gishwa is a thin, see-through veil covering the whole Arab women faces whereby it is unrecognizable.

All Emirati aged from 5 years old and above wear these traditional items of clothing.

In today’s glitz and glamour, this Arab clothing tradition continues and remains. These garments will always be part of each Emirati heritage and provide respect, camaraderie, and values.

Let us all remember the value of Language by celebrating National Grammar Day. Today, March 4 was set to raise awareness and appreciation of using correct grammar and maybe simply a good break to spank those individuals who cannot make a good sentence right. Regardless of whether you are new to drafting notes or reading, or a master wordsmith, the significance of Grammar can’t be downplayed, particularly on Grammar Day!

Historical Background of Grammar Day

Society for the Promotion of Good Grammar founder, Martha Brockenbrough is tired of seeing the word manhandled and battered and just could not tolerate another case of the modest harmless language being dealt with ineffectively in her essence. At least not when she’s around.

So it was then that she made a decision that every single good word – noun, verb, adverb, and the adjective is worthy of a time when individuals stand for their rights and would not enable them to be treated badly. No longer would punctuations be lost, overlooked, or omitted. No longer would we discover commas have forgotten and proper nouns in lower case. Gone are those days, and along these lines she authored “Things that make us [sic]” to aid in spreading the news about poor language structure and eventually appointed National Grammar Day in 2008.

Proper Grammar

As per the Global Language Monitor, the assessed number of words in the English language is 1,025,109. There is some discussion over that number, yet it is careful to state it is more than a million.

Grammar or the study of language or English structure is an essential aspect of communication because the incorporation or avoidance of particular grammatical components can totally change the sense of a sentence. Tell us how you react upon seeing signs full of grammatical errors?

Point is, regardless of the places you go or what you accomplish professionally, wrong grammar is an issue that we as a whole should know about. A few people may see that grammar is a collection of rules for language, however, it is a framework for understanding language. Understanding the usage and structure causes us to see each other better and can push us to study new languages.

Observing Grammar Day

National Grammar Day is celebrated throughout the U.S.A every year on the fourth of March.

Straightforward and basic, all you need to do to observe Grammar Day is put some conscious effort to make your sentences grammar proof. Think about your English lessons and grammar exercises from elementary school and reassess your sentences to guarantee that the idea you intend to send is in sync with the note you are sending. Those you are speaking with will value it, and those of us who crush our teeth whenever we see language structure inappropriately utilized will have one less motivation to see the dental specialist.

Do your best to practice correct grammar and use #NationalGrammarDay to post via web-based networking media.