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Let us stop for a moment and look at our lifefrom a different angle. From time to time we experience variousnegative emotions like anxiety, fear, apathy or anger. Thosefeelings and emotions might be caused by troubled relationshipswith our dear ones or difficult situation in business or problemswith health.Sometimes all of us might feel lost. At those moments we needsupport and encouragement as well as wise words that may help tolook at the situation from another point of view. It could be aconversation with a wise person or reading spiritual literature. Itis also good to spend some quiet moments in nature, trying tolisten to the voice of your heart. It might tell you much more thenyou could expect.On this app we present you a great collection of inspirationalstories that encourage us to seek for our dreams and never give up,teach us to notice the magical beauty of life, help to find thetrue values that are worth aiming for, tell about God‘s caring andthe power of unconditional love. We get inspired by the strength ofthe human spirit and we learn how to be a better person, moresensitive, supportive, kind and loving.After all, inspirational stories help us to feel harmony withthe world and find true happiness inside ourselves.

We hope these motivational stories start yourday on a positive note. Be inspired by the gems of wisdom found inthem!Take a moment to browse around, grab your favorite beverage andbask in the warmth of these beautiful stories. Take away a lesson,some inspiration and let yourself believe that you have the fullright to go after your heart’s desires and dreams!

THIS VEGETARIAN RECIPES IS FOR EVERYONE.Everyone who loves food, and everyone who would like to eat morevegetables and less meat. The recipes cover every season, everymajor world cuisine—every craving. The Black-Rice Stir-Fry and theKale, Apple, and Beet Salad would be at home in the best vegetarianrestaurants in the country. The Lighter Macaroni and Cheese and theBeans-and-Greens Tacos with Goat Cheese are comfort food at theirhealthiest and best.MORE RECIPES WERE ADDEDStovetop SuppersSoups, Stews, And ChiliCasseroles And Other Baked DishesSuper SaladsSandwiches, Burgers, And Pizzas

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Hikayat-hikayat itu berlaku pada zaman EmpayarSasani dan bermula dengan Shahryar, seorang maharaja Parsi.Maharaja itu memerintah sebuah pulau yang tidak dinamakan "antaraIndia dengan China" (dalam edisi-edisi moden berdasarkantranskrip-transkrip Arab, baginda ialah maharaja India dan China).Terperanjat dengan kecurangan isterinya, Shahryar membunuhnya.Menganggap bahawa semua wanita juga curang, baginda memerintahkanwazirnya untuk mendapatkan isteri yang baru setiap malam (dalambeberapa versi, setiap tiga malam). Selepas menghabiskan satu malamdengan isterinya, baginda akan menjalankan hukuman mati ke atasnyapada waktu subuh. Amalan ini berterusan agak lama, sehinggaSheherazad, seorang anak perempuan wazir yang bijak, membentukrancangan dan secara sukarela menjadi isteri Shahrayar.Dengan bantuan adik perempuannya, Dunyazad, Sheherazadmenghabiskan berjam-jam setiap malam selepas perkahwinannya denganmaharaja itu, untuk menceritakan hikayat-hikayat kepada baginda.Setiap kali sewaktu subuh, Sheherazad akan berhenti pada bahagiansaspens supaya baginda akan menangguhkan hukuman mati ke atasnyakerana ingin mengetahui akhir cerita. Akhirnya, Sheherazadmengurniakan baginda dengan tiga anak lelaki. Oleh sebab bagindatelah diyakinkan olehnya akan kesetiaan seorang isteri, maka dekriitu dimansuhkan.Hikayat-hikayat itu berbeza-beza secara meluas dan merangkumicerpen sejarah, cerpen cinta, tragedi, komedi, sajak, burlesk,serta legenda agama Islam. Sebilangan hikayat masyhur yangdiceritakan oleh Shahrazad kini diterjemahkan dalam banyak bahasaBarat.

Anne of Green Gables is a 1908 novelbyCanadian author Lucy Maud Montgomery. Written for all ages, ithasbeen considered a children's novel since the mid-twentiethcentury.It recounts the adventures of Anne Shirley, an 11-year-oldorphangirl who is mistakenly sent to Matthew and Marilla Cuthbert,amiddle-aged brother and sister who had intended to adopt a boytohelp them on their farm in Prince Edward Island. The novelrecountshow Anne makes her way with the Cuthberts, in school, andwithinthe town.Since publication, Anne of Green Gables has sold more than50million copies and has been translated into 20languages.[4]Numerous sequels were written by Montgomery, and sinceher death,another sequel has been published, as well as anauthorizedprequel. The original book is taught to students aroundtheworld.It has been adapted as film, made-for-television movies,andanimated and live-action television series. Anne Shirley wasplayedby Megan Follows in the 1985 Canadian produced movie. Playsandmusicals have also been created, with productions annuallyinCanada since 1964 of the first musical production, which hastouredin Canada, the United States, Europe and Japan.

Buku ini merupakan rumusan kerja dankajianyang telah dilakukan oleh penulis terkenal Napoleon Hill.Bukuasalnya diterbitkan pada tahun 1937 dan sehingga kini,terusmenjadi panduan serta pembongkar rahsia bagi mereka yangberminatmengumpul kekayaan. Ia menjadi pengubah hidup dan caraberfikirramai pembaca, dari mula terbitnya sehingga hari ini.Kajian yang dijalankan adalah melalui banyak temuramah,kepadalebih dari lima ratus orang yang kaya-raya di zamannya.Melaluisemua temuramah yang dijalankan itu, beliau telah mengetahuirahsiamenjadi kaya-raya. Beliau merumuskan seandainya kitaberfikirseperti orang-orang kaya, segala tindakan kita akan berubahdanmampu berjaya dan menjadi kaya juga.Di dalam buku ini telah dirumuskan tiga belas langkah yangbolehdiikuti oleh sesiapa, bagi membantu kita untuk:- Mengenal-pasti matlamat- Mengetahui rahsia kejayaan dan kekayaan yang berkekalan- Mencapai apa yang diinginkan di dalam hidup- Menjadi sebahagian dari para jutawanThis book is a summaryofwork and research that has been done by the famous authorNapoleonHill. The book was originally published in 1937 and untilnow,continue to guide and unravel the secrets for those who liketoaccumulate wealth. He became a life-changing and I thinkmanyreaders, from start rising until today.The research was conducted through a lot of interviews, tomorethan five hundred people wealthy in his day. Through alltheinterviews conducted, he has learned the secret of being rich.Hesummed up if we think like rich people, all our actions willchangeand be able to succeed and become wealthy.In this book have been formulated thirteen steps that canbefollowed by anyone, to help us to:- Identifying this goal- Knowing the secret of lasting success and wealth- Achieving what you want in life- Being part of the millionaires

Heidi is a girl who has been raised by heraunt Detie in Maienfeld, Switzerland after the early deaths of herparents, Tobias and Adelheid (Detie's sister and brother-in-law).Detie brings 6-year-old Heidi to her paternal grandfather's house,up the mountain from Dörfli. He has been at odds with the villagersand embittered against God for years and lives in seclusion on thealm. This has earned him the nickname Alm-Uncle. He briefly resentsHeidi's arrival, but the girl's evident intelligence and cheerfulyet unaffected demeanor soon earn his genuine, if reserved,affection. Heidi enthusiastically befriends her new neighbors,young Peter the goatherd, his mother, Bridget, and his blindmaternal grandmother, who is "Grannie" to everyone. With eachseason that passes, the mountaintop inhabitants grow more attachedto Heidi.Three years later, Detie returns to take Heidi to Frankfurt tobe a hired lady's companion to a wealthy girl named Clara Sesemann,who is regarded as an invalid. The girl is charmed by Heidi'ssimple friendliness, and delights in all the funny mishaps broughtabout by Heidi's lack of experience with city life. However, theSesemanns' strict housekeeper, Fräulein Rottenmeier, views thehousehold disruptions as wanton misbehavior, and places Heidi undermore and more restraint. Soon, Heidi becomes terribly homesick, andgrows alarmingly pale and thin. Her one diversion is learning toread and write, motivated by her desire to go home and read toPeter's blind grandmother. Clara's paternal grandmother comes tovisit the children and becomes a friend to Heidi. She teaches Heidithat she can always seek relief from misery by praying to God.After months pass, the Frankfurt household is brought nearhysteria by nightly sightings of what appears to be a ghost. WhenClara's father and his friend the doctor keep awake one night tofind out what is causing the disturbances, they see that the"ghost" is actually just Heidi, who's sleepwalking in hernightgown. The doctor sees that Heidi's under a great deal ofstress. He warns Mr. Sesemann that if Heidi is not sent homepromptly, she may become very ill. Soon, a joyous Heidi returns tothe mountains, where she teaches her grandfather about the comfortof prayer. She reassures him that it's never too late to turn backto God. Her simple lesson prompts her grandfather to descend to thevillage and attend a church service for the first time in years,marking an end to his seclusion. He's heartily welcomed back by thechurch pastor and the villagers.Heidi and Clara continue to keep in touch and exchange letters.A visit by the doctor to Heidi leads him to eagerly recommend thatClara visit Heidi. He feels assured that the fresh mountain air andthe wholesome companionship will do her good. Clara makes thejourney again the next season and spends a wonderful summer withHeidi and becomes stronger on goat's milk and fresh mountain air.But Peter, who grows jealous of Heidi and Clara's friendship,pushes her empty wheelchair down the mountain to its destruction(although he later feels guilty about what he did and confesses toit). Without her wheelchair, she attempts to walk and is graduallysuccessful. Her grandmother and father are amazed and overcome withjoy to see Clara walking again. The Sesemann family promises toprovide permanent care for Heidi, if there ever comes a time whenher grandfather is no longer able to do so.

Fruits and vegetables offer an amazinglonglist of health benefits due to their amazing phytonutrientcontent.Many juice recipes help improve specific health ailments,like thejuice for joint pain, one for type 2 diabetes, and onethat’sthyroid-friendly! When it comes to weight loss, this is ablendthat certainly supports your goals to shed a few pounds.Here are the nutrient-dense fruits, veggies and herbs thatmakethis juice ideal for weight loss.A typical juice is made mostly from greens with other fruitsandveggies added. It can consist of a blend of kale, broccoli,greenapples, collard greens, spinach, or coconut water. The juiceusedfor juicing is specially made, not usually bought in asupermarket.Most juices in the supermarket contain lots of addedsugars, andthey do not provide the same benefit as having freshlyjuiced wholefruits and veggies.Not only is juicing beneficial for those who want to loseweight,but it can also provide much needed vitamins and nutrientsto yourdiet that may have been lacking. It can also help eliminatetheconsumption of processed foods and sugars, can act as a healthymealreplacement, is healthier for you than store bought juices,iseasier to absorb nutrients from than solid foods, and it canalsogive your digestive system a little rest. The benefits tojuicing,outside of the increase of nutrients and decrease intoxins, arethat it will help your body have a regulated colon,increase yourenergy and stamina, regulate your sleep patterns forthe better,increase your mental clarity, and leave you with aglowingcomplexion in addition to healthy nails and hair.Juicing is designed to help you lose weight and eliminatecertainfoods from your diet. When juicing, your appetite reducessimplybecause you feel more satisfied since your food intake isnow packedwith vitamins and nutrients. Just by juicing you willautomaticallyreduce your intake of damaging foods that you mayhave beenconsuming before. Many people have an intolerance orsensitivity tofood items such as dairy, toxic fats, gluten, wheat,processedsugar, and other additives. Since juicing is the productof rawfruits and vegetables, all the harmful additives are gonefrom yourdiet. Not only will this make you feel physically betterbut it canhelp identify which foods your body is intolerant tobyreintroducing them slowly after your cleanse is complete.The juice is loaded with things that are good for your body,suchas vitamins, minerals, anti-inflammatory components,andantioxidants. These nutrients you are flooding your body withcanhelp protect you against cardiovascular disease, cancer,andrheumatoid arthritis. Juicing also provides a way to get thedailyrecommended amounts of fruits and vegetables, especially ifyou arenot a fan of certain whole fruits and veggies. By juicingthefruits and veggies instead of cooking you are still receivingthenutrients that you would in the raw, whole food whichwouldotherwise be destroyed if cooked. These nutrients in the rawfruitsand veggies help your body digest easier andprovideanti-inflammatory enzymes.Juicing works to detox your body by allowing some of yourmajordigestive organs – your stomach, intestines, and liver, torest forthe period you are consuming the nutrient packed juice. Itcan takeyour body up to 18 hours to digest and remove just one mealwhichcan require your digestive system to work non-stopsometimes,depending on your food intake. Juice requires lessstomach acid todigest which can reduce the need for acid-reducingmedications.Foods that are heavy in refined carbs, saturated fats,andadditives are harsh on your intestines and can cause stress onthemwhich will impair certain functions.

There are plenty of Aesop's fables thatareoverlooked everyday. "The Boy Who Cried Wolf," "The TortoiseAndThe Hare," and "The Lion And The Mouse" are only a few of whichyouhave overlooked as being an Aesop fable. These fables, whichwereshort in structure, being one page at the very most, had onegoal.This goal was to deliver a moral. In "The Boy Who Cried Wolf,"alsoknown as "The Shepherd's Boy And The Wolf," delivers the moralthata liar cannot be believed even when telling the truth. In"TheTortoise And The Hare," the moral is that slow and steady winstherace.On that subject, plenty of expressions that we use everydaycomefrom Aesop's fables. "Don't count your chickens before theyhatch"comes from "The Milkmaid And Her Pail," which had to do withamilkmaid who was imagining everything she would do when shewouldturn the milk into butter and what would happen in her future.Shedropped the milk pail and watched her dreams shatter.Othersexpressions include "Honesty is the best policy" and "thinktwicebefore you act."Some of my personal favorites are those that aren't asfamiliarto most. These include "The Fox And The Crow," in which thecrowhas a piece of cheese in their beak that the fox wants. Hementionshow beautiful the crow is, but wants to hear her sing tomake sureshe's completely beautiful. When she opens her mouth to doso, shedrops the cheese to the fox for it to eat. "The Ass And TheLapdog"is another memorable fable. For the record, a donkey isreferred itas an "ass" throughout the fables. In this particularone, the assbecomes jealous of the dog's position and how he getsto be in thehouse and sit on his owner's lap. The ass then tries tobe like thedog and even sit on the owner's lap. The moral had to dowithsatisfaction, which became an interesting fiasco with the ass.Isaw an online slideshow that made this one look hilarious."TheWolf And The Crane" is another favorite of mine, in which awolfhad a bone stuck in his throat which the crane easily pulledout.The crane expected a material reward for this action, but thewolfreminded the crane that the reward was that he spared her bynoteating her. It goes to show you how we expect immediatematerialrewards for our actions, while we ignore the morepowerful,non-material rewards.Aesop's fables are highly clever pieces of literature thatofferbits of common sense. The Barnes & Noble collection doesanexcellent job putting together 284 fables and showing howbrilliantAesop or the group of storytellers known as Aesop were increatingthese pieces. The stories that are used are incrediblyfunny anduse everything from humans to gods to animals to plantsandanything and everything else in between.If you have yet to read a collection of Aesop's fables,there'smuch you have missed. Plenty collections exist, but the oneI readfrom is a part of the Barnes & Noble collection that canbefound at Barnes & Noble. I urge you to start reading themanddigest the powerful words of wisdom.

Anne is about to start her first termteachingat the Avonlea school, although she will still continue herstudiesat home with Gilbert, who is teaching at the nearby WhiteSandsSchool. The book soon introduces Anne's new andproblematicneighbor, Mr. Harrison, and his foul-mouthed parrot, aswell as thetwins, Davy and Dora. They are the children of Marilla'sthirdcousin and she takes them in when their mother dies whiletheiruncle is out of the country. Dora is a nice, well-behavedgirl,somewhat boring in her perfect behaviour. Davy is Dora'sexactopposite, much more of a handful and constantly getting intomanyscrapes. They are initially meant to stay only a short time,butthe twins' uncle postpones his return to collect the twins andtheneventually dies. Both Anne and Marilla are relieved(Marillainwardly of course) to know the twins will remain with her.Other characters introduced are some of Anne's new pupils,suchas Paul Irving, an American boy living with his grandmotherinAvonlea while his widower father works in the States. HedelightsAnne with his imagination and whimsical ways, which arereminiscentof Anne's in her childhood. Later in the book, Anne andher friendsmeet Miss Lavendar Lewis, a sweet but lonely lady in her40s whohad been engaged to Paul's father 25 years before, butparted fromhim after a disagreement. At the end of the book, Mr.Irvingreturns and he and Miss Lavendar marry.Anne discovers the delights and troubles of being ateacher,takes part in the raising of Davy and Dora, and organizestheA.V.I.S. (Avonlea Village Improvement Society) togetherwithGilbert, Diana, and Fred Wright, though their efforts toimprovethe town are not always successful. The Society takes upasubscription to repaint an old town hall, only to have thepainterprovide the wrong color of paint, turning the hall into abrightblue eyesore.Towards the end of the book, Mrs. Rachel Lynde's husband diesandMrs. Lynde moves in with Marilla at Green Gables, allowing Annetogo to college at last. She and Gilbert make plans to attendRedmondCollege in the fall.This book sees Anne maturing slightly, even though shestillcannot avoid getting into a number of her familiar scrapes, asonlyAnne can—some of which include selling her neighbor's cow(havingmistaken it for her own), or getting stuck in a broken duckhouseroof while peeping into a pantry window.

Travel back in time as George S. Clasontakesyou back to Babylon in his enlightening, insightful bookonfinancial investment and financial success. The originalversionnow restored and revised, this series of delightful shortstoriesteaches economic tips and tools for financial success thathavewithstood the test of time and are applicable stilltoday.

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Malaysian Calendar 2017 comprises of alltheimportant dates for Malaysians. It has all the festivalsandculture events date.As a multicultural nation, there is just too many festiveeventsto remember (Hari Raya, Chinese New Year,Deepavali/Diwali)!In addition, this Malaysia Calendar consists of all holidaydatesfor Malaysians such as public holidays, state holidays andschoolholidays.