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“If you talk or say something after you think about it this is not a success.If you think and talk or say something this is you success of your life..”
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Israeli-Palestinian peace talks to resume after three years
Israel and the Palestinians plan to resume peace negotiations this week for the first time in nearly three years after an intense effort by US Secretary of State John Kerry to bring them back to the table. The talks are scheduled to resume in Washington on Monday evening and Tuesday and will be conducted by senior aides to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, the State Department said.
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Israel approves prisoner release ahead of Palestinian talks
Israel on Sunday approved the release of 104 Arab prisoners in a move intended to facilitate the restart of peace talks with the Palestinians and end nearly three years of diplomatic standstill.
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Officials: Indyk to shepherd Mideast peace talks
Secretary of State John Kerry will appoint former US ambassador to Israel Martin Indyk to shepherd Israeli-Palestinian peace talks that are to begin Monday evening in Washington, US officials said Monday. Indyk's appointment has been carefully choreographed to come just hours before senior Israeli and Palestinian negotiators sit down for a working dinner hosted by Kerry. Kerry spent much of his first six months as America's top diplomat in frenetic diplomacy trying to get the two sides to agree to resume peace talks that broke down in 2008..
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Northeast England becoming UK electric car hub with 1,150 charge points
The northeast of England now has the highest number of electric vehicles per head in the UK, spurred on by the deployment of 737 standard charge points, 401 domestic charge points, and 12 quick chargers.
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World Round-Up
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Congress decision on Telangana likely today, tight security across AP
New Delhi/Hyderabad: It's D-Day for Telangana as UPA allies are likely to discuss the Congress Core Group's proposal to create a separate state. The Congress Working Committee is set to meet after that meeting at 5.30 on Tuesday evening where the proposal is likely to be discussed.
The CWC is then likely to pass a resolution, which may endorse creating a separate state of Telangana. The CWC resolution may address other demands for separate states and is likely to suggest setting of a state reorganisation committee.
Allies are expected to agree with the government's proposal. Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde is likely to explain the security repercussions of the proposal.
Amidst all the politics, security remains the top priority. An additional 1,000 paramilitary personnel have been sent to Andhra Pradesh by the Union Home Ministry to deal with any situation arising out of a decision on Telangana.
The additional forces, along with the existing 1,200 paramilitary personnel, are expected to be deployed in Coastal Andhra Pradesh and Rayalaseema regions, where protests may erupt if the Centre takes a decision in favour of bifurcating Andhra Pradesh for the creation of Telangana state.
Sources said apart from the central forces, 200 personnel of the Karnataka Armed Police and 100 personnel of Tamil Nadu Armed Police are stationed in Hyderabad and its adjoining areas.
As the Congress puts Telangana on fast forward mode, the Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Kiran Kumar Reddy has denied reports that he is quitting. He, however, did tell CNN-IBN that he will meet Congress President Sonia Gandhi ahead of the crucial CWC meet to express his reservations on Telangana. He is expected to reach Delhi by Tuesday noon.
In 2001, the CWC had passed a resolution asking for the creation of a state's reorganising committee to pave way for the creation of a smaller states, one of them being Telangana.
The Congress is caught in a bind as many Andhra leaders are opposing Telangana. Kiran Kumar Reddy, too, is reportedly opposed to the decision saying the bifurcation will cause water and power problems for the new state which will have an area of 1.14 lakh sq km and a population of 3.52 crore according to the 2011 census which is 41 per cent of Andhra Pradesh.
With the top Congress leadership appearing to have veered towards creation of Telangana, Congress MPs from the rest of Andhra Pradesh, too, have opposed any division of the state while a party MP from Telangana region had said that the government should go ahead with the decision.
Congress leader from Telangana V Hanumantha Rao demanded that the new state should be created immediately. "They are repeating the same things. There is no movement in Andhra. Our leadership is very strong. It is an oldest issue. Our leader is Sonia Gandhi. Telangana people want a separate Telangana. No one can question the high command. Our first interest is Telangana. The high command may take any action as today most of the parties are supporting Telangana," he said.
The Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) too has demanded that the new state be created immediately while leaders of Seemandhra region of Andhra Pradesh are unwilling to give up the state capital Hyderabad.
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Astrology
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Aries March 21 to April 19
Family members or roommates may seem on edge or even a bit demanding as Mars and Uranus tighten their celestial grip on each other today. Try not to get defensive, as you may already be feeling a little more feisty than usual and won't take kindly to feeling pushed around. If you feel that you might lose your cool, distract yourself and approach the situation several days later if possible, as little benefit is likely to come from conflict today.
Taurus April 20 to May 20
Don't get too attached to your plans today, as unexpected events may force you to alter them. While you are great at sticking to your guns, stubborn insistence on doing things the way you want them to go may only make things unravel more and leave with you less patience to deal with them. An organized friend may help you sort things out. Either way, take care that your frustration doesn't lead you to say things you may regret in reaction.
Gemini May 21 to June 20
 Avoid impulsive financial decisions based on information or developments that happen suddenly today and over the next few days. Even if something seems like a stroke of luck, don't fall for the act now or lose your gimmick. You may later find that you've overlooked something or bet on something too unstable. You may find an ally in a level-headed family member if you can get his or her point of view on the matter.
Cancer June 21 to July 22
Potential conflicts with authority are ripe today as Mars and Uranus duke it out. It may be hard not to take something personally, especially if you feel you are not being respected or your needs are being ignored. Sulking without saying anything usually leads to unnecessary suffering, but dealing with the matter today may just exacerbate the problem. If you must say something, try to stick to the facts and be objective as well as tactful in your delivery.
Leo July 23 to Aug. 22
 Don't try to win any arguments today, or it may blow up in your face. Disagreements about emotionally charged matters will only lead to conflicts with others, escalating and getting everyone, including you, defensive. Let everyone be free to their opinions and focus instead on the practical viewpoint of what can be done about the problem at hand. A problem-solving rather than opinion-offering approach will save face for everyone and result in something more useful.
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Majority of Orissa villages reject Vedanta bauxite mining project
New Delhi: Seven out of 12 village councils have now rejected Vedanta Resources Plc.’s proposal to mine for bauxite in Orissa’s Niyamgiri hills, potentially ending the decade-long struggle between local residents and the London-based miner that wanted to source the ore crucial for its alumina refinery.
The Supreme Court in April said a ban on Vedanta’s bauxite mining project in Niyamgiri hills would remain until local gram sabhas conducted a study and filed a report on whether it could be allowed to mine in the area.
The Orissa government identified 12 villages to prepare the reports.
In its order, the apex court gave gram sabhas in the Rayagada and Kalahandi districts three months to prepare their reports on whether bauxite mining can be allowed and to what extent.
All seven villages where gram sabha meetings have been conducted for the purpose till now—the latest was on Monday—have rejected Vedanta’s proposal to mine in the area, said Sidharth Nayak of Green Kalahandi, an Orissa-based not-for-profit body.
“This village (Phuldumer) repeated what the previous villages have said against the mining. This was a unanimous no. But this village is more significant than the others because it is a village where Vedanta was doing development work to convince the villagers for the mining,” Nayak said.
P.K. Nayak, block development officer of Lanjigarh, under which Phuldumer village falls, said over the phone that the villagers were “not ready for mining in Niyamgiri”.
Ijirupa, another village in Lanjigarh block, will hold a meeting on Tuesday to give its opinion on bauxite mining in the hills, he said.
The latest gram sabha decision means a majority of the 12 villages that are being officially consulted by the Orissa authorities have rejected the proposal, Amnesty International said in a statement.
“Today’s vote surely means the end of Vedanta’s plans to mine the Niyamgiri Hills—a project that would violate the community’s economic, social and cultural rights and almost certainly their rights as indigenous peoples,” Ramesh Gopalakrishnan of Amnesty International said in the statement. “After struggling for a decade against the threat to their way of life, the Dongria Kondh have now finally been able to assert their right not to consent to the mine.”
Mukesh Kumar, president and chief operating officer (COO), Vedanta Aluminium Ltd, Lanjigarh, declined to comment. “It’s a matter between government of Orissa and government of India,” he said over the phone from London. “I would be able to comment on the development once I return to India.” Kumar was attending a meeting ahead of Vedanta Resources’ annual general meeting on 1 August.
Vedanta’s one million tonne per annum alumina refinery at Lanjigarh in Kalahandi district, about 600 km from Bhubaneswar, could never operate at full capacity due to a shortage of bauxite, a key raw material to produce alumina, and is now closed.
Vedanta has a joint venture with state-owned Odisha Mining Corp. Ltd (OMC) to develop a bauxite mine in Niyamgiri hills and supply the material to Vedanta’s alumina refinery. The apex court’s ruling in April came in a case pitting OMC against the environment ministry.
In its order, a bench headed by justice Aftab Alam said the gram sabhas should consider whether scheduled tribes and traditional forest dwellers in the area had any religious rights or rights of worship over the Niyamgiri hills, and to examine if the proposed mining area would affect the abode of the local deity.
“The gram sabha is also free to consider all the community, individual as well as cultural and religious claims, over and above the claims which have already been received from Rayagada and Kalahandi districts. Any such fresh claims be filed before the gram sabha within six weeks from the date of this judgement,” the bench said.
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5 secrets to maintain a steady weight
Now that you have reached your weight loss goal, we are sure you wouldn't want to slip down the slipper slope of weight gain again.
The real task of managing your weight lies ahead. So, what will be your plan of action? The most pivotal point to note here is that you have to make your weight loss a permanent one. For doing so, today, Dr. Sukhvinder Singh Saggu, Sr Consultant Laparoscopic, Gastro & Obesity surgeon at Fortis Jessa Ram Hospital, New Delhi, gives us his insights on the top 5 secrets for maintaining a steady weight.
Get exercise in unexpected ways. To maintain the ideal weight, for men and women, one needs to be active in their whole day. Ideally, it is recommended to burn at least 2000 calories per day for men & 1600 calories for women.
There are several ways to burn your calories. For example, if men and women wash their cars, an activity that takes at least 30 minutes, it easily burns approximately 300 calories. Similarly, instead of using elevators/lift, if they use stairs, they will burn upto 100 calories, and so on.
Don't try to be perfect. Maintaining weight or losing weight should not be a short duration target. It should be an on-going activity, which needs to be achieved slowly and in a steady manner. It should be pursued with the intent to learn, rather than the attitude that declares it as learned or perfect.
Keep fizzy drinks at bay as much as you can. Surely, soft drinks and other carbonated drinks need to be on check. If you are on your way to being a fit person and want to live your life healthier, then stay away from fizzy drinks as much as you can. Instead, go for home-made lemonade, fresh fruit juice or prepare your own ice tea. Carbonated, aerated drinks simply elevate the symptoms of diseases such as diabetes, arthritis, liver damage, heart ailments and even cancer to some extent.
Eat at proper intervals. If one wants to maintain his/her lost weight or intends to lose weight, then the most important point to keep in mind is to have food at proper regular intervals. Skipping any meal of the day, will not help one to lose weight, rather it creates problems. It is recommended to have 6 to 7 meals in a day but of small portions. The count is of calories, i.e. how much you consume in a day. The small portion of meal helps you digest food faster. And not to forget, eat a light dinner at least a couple of hours before sleeping to avoid acidity and other indigestion issues that indirectly affect weight management.
Do not forget your strength training routine. Not only does strength training give men and women a fit and toned body, but it also helps the joints and muscles work more efficiently against injuries. It makes joints and bones more flexible and strong, and increases stamina. It is ideally suggested that one should opt for strength training for at least three times a week. Strength train all parts of your body by targeting different body muscles on a daily basis.
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Virgo Aug. 23 to Sept. 22
The vibe of the people around you may push you toward one thing, but you may feel completely different. With Venus in Virgo, it may be easier to seem more agreeable than you are actually feeling. That may be the best way to keep the peace, since people may feel a little defensive in general today and a confrontation may not be very fruitful. If the stakes are high, though, you may need to risk it in order to be true to yourself.
Libra Sept. 23 to Oct. 22
Even with your skills of diplomacy, you may find it difficult to get anyone on the same page today as Mars and Uranus duke it out. No one is likely to want to surrender any ground to create compromise, and that may include you. In order to get anyone to cooperate for a greater good, you may have to use subtle suggestions and behind-the-scenes orchestrations, or negotiations may fall apart into a defensive standoff.
Scorpio Oct. 23 to Nov. 21
 You may find that people, maybe including you, could have a difficult time staying flexible today, but that's exactly what will be needed with Mars and unpredictable Uranus squaring off. Don't let yourself get caught up in defending your agenda so much that you get sucked into pointless conflict with others doing the same thing. Keep trying to amicably bring the conversation back to what works from a practical viewpoint for everyone involved, to keep everyone on track.
Sagittarius Nov. 22 to Dec. 21
An old-fashioned day of playing hooky may be just what the doctored ordered if you're feeling resentful of your responsibilities or boxed in. The Mars-Uranus duo may have you and everyone around you restless and on edge. Avoid carelessness, as one moment of misdirected impulsiveness could have dangerous results if you are reckless. Financial irresponsibility may be something to be careful of today, so don't sign on any dotted lines until you've slept on it for several days.
Capricorn Dec. 22 to Jan. 19
 Live and let live may be the best motto to take you through the next few days as Mars and Uranus square off, making everyone a little feisty. Existing stress between you and a significant other or family member may trigger a full-blown conflict today, as either or both of you may be feeling impatient. Don't try to control what is not your responsibility. It may simply make matters worse and set off rebellious, defensive feelings that can lead to impulsive, dangerous actions.
Aquarius Jan. 20 to Feb. 18
 You may feel resentful if any sudden changes or interruptions occur at work today, especially if you're in the flow of things. Although you try to be objective, you may react defensively to opinions before you've even realized why you're frustrated. It may be that you're more emotionally invested in what you're doing than it seems and you could be feeling territorial. Try to stay flexible but defend your turf tactfully if you feel you need to.
Pisces Feb. 19 to March 20
Be careful of impulsive spending today. You typically let your feelings guide your actions, but emotions may be running high today and it will be easier to get carried away. As Mars and Uranus square off, everyone around you may seem more tense or argumentative, which may push your stress levels up. Tread lightly today if you have to interact with hot-headed types. Seek refuge by spending time with a calm, grounded friend.
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Moral Story
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SMS
“All successful people have
had plans that failed,
but none have ever failed to plan..”
LOVE & RELATIONSHIPS
Love will not serve those who do not live for her, and in her, and to whom she is not the breath of life.
LEADERSHIP & SUCCESS
Never tell people how to do things. Tell them what to do and they will surprise you with their ingenuity.
A: Why are all those people running?
B: They are running a race to get a cup.
A: Who will get the cup?
B: The person who wins.
A: Then why are all the others running?
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Gujarat University releases list of science, commerce colleges with vacant seats
AHMEDABAD: With the undergraduate admission process picking up, Gujarat University (GU) on Monday cleared up the confusion prevailing about commerce and science stream admissions.
The university has decided that it will not give permission to commerce colleges to increase the number of seats and run double shifts. GU said that in the Gujarati medium commerce stream there are 786 vacant seats and in the English medium stream there are 835 seats still vacant.
On Monday, GU released lists of colleges with seats vacant and asked students to approach these colleges to seek admission.
According to the figures released, there are 200 seats vacant at KK Shashtri Government Commerce College, 70 at Lokmanya College of Commerce, 80 at Shree Narayana College of Commerce, 150 at SV Arts and Commerce College, and 105 at Neeldeep College of Commerce.
A meeting of the admission committee for science colleges took place on Monday. Students have reported problems regarding admissions, where colleges refuse admission to them on the pretext that there are no vacant seats.
This was brought to the GU's notice. After gathering details from various colleges, GU has found that there are 536 BSc seats still vacant, and a list of these colleges has been released as well.
60 seats lie vacant at MG Science College, 150 at Bhavans College of Science, 46 at KK Shah Jarodwala Maninagar Science College, 250 at RG Shah Science College and 30 at Gujarat Science College.
In the meeting, GU has also decided that they would increase 60 more seats in the biotechnology stream at KK Shastri College. Given the rush of students applying for science courses this year, GU has decided to run Gandhinagar College in two shifts, morning and evening, thus making adjustments for 800 more students.
Till date, 5,064 first year students have been given admission to various colleges in Ahmedabad.
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India to open World Cup defence against Pakistan on February 15
MELBOURNE: Defending champions India will take on arch-foes Pakistan in their opening match of the ICC Cricket World Cup to be jointly hosted by Australia and New Zealand from February 14 to March 29.
2015 Cricket World Cup schedule
Placed in the relatively easy Group B, India, who won the 2011 event after defeating Sri Lanka in the final in Mumbai, will start their title defence on February 15.
Incidentally, India have never lost to Pakistan in any of their five World Cup clashes so far.
The Indians will complete their group fixtures against Zimbabwe at Eden Park, Auckland (on March 14). India will also play South Africa (in Melbourne on February 22), Qualifier 4 (in Perth on February 28), West Indies (in Perth on March 6) and Ireland (in Hamilton on March 10).
"It only seems like yesterday that we won the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 in front of a passionate and supportive home crowd," said India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni, who guided the team to the 2011 triumph.
"World Cup is a very special event for every cricketer because it only takes place every four years. Having tasted success in Mumbai in 2011, we'll be working very hard to retain it.
"I'm keenly looking forward to the tournament and confident that we'll do well. Our recent victory in the ICC Champions Trophy 2013 has provided the team with a lot of confidence, and I am sure this experience will help us in our preparations for the World Cup in 2015," he added.
The tournament will open on February 14 with co-hosts Australia and New Zealand playing their first matches in front of their home crowds. The Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) will host the final on March 29.
New Zealand will square off against 1996 champions Sri Lanka in the tournament opener in Christchurch and later on the same day, under the MCG floodlights, four-time former champions Australia will go head-to-head with arch-rivals England.
New Zealand will also host Australia when the two neighbouring countries lock horns in Auckland on March 28.
A total of 49 matches will be played in the 44-day tournament across 14 venues in the two countries.
Australia will stage 26 matches in Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Hobart, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney, whilst the 23 matches in New Zealand will be held in Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin, Hamilton, Napier, Nelson and Wellington, the ICC said in a statement.
The 14 sides (10 Full Members and four qualifiers), as per their rankings on the ICC ODI Rankings table on December 31, 2012, have been divided into two pools.
The top four sides from each pool will progress to the quarterfinals, followed by the two semifinals and the final. All the knock-out matches will have reserve days.
The fixtures were announced simultaneously in Melbourne and Wellington today.
ICC President Alan Isaac, who attended the event launch in Wellington, said: "I'm delighted to be part of this historic occasion as today we officially start the countdown to the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015, an event that, over the past 40 years, has become a truly global event.
"ICC events have established a unique place in the cricket calendar, and, as we've seen at our most recent events in Sri Lanka and the United Kingdom, players, sponsors, media, fans and supporters from all around the world want to be part of the spectacle.
"Sport is synonymous with life in Australia and New Zealand, and both countries boast some of the best facilities in the world. With the World Cup returning to these shores for the first time since 1992, I am sure it will be an event to remember."
ICC Chief Executive David Richardson, who attended the event launch here, said: "The ICC Cricket World Cup is the flagship tournament of the 50-over game. The 2015 tournament will mark 40 years since the first World Cup in 1975 and that history of great contests and heroes helps make the tournament what it is - the most sought after prize in our increasingly global game.
"The ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 will be returning to Australia and New Zealand after 23 years and will be staged at the back of two outstanding 50-over ICC events - the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 and ICC Champions Trophy 2013.
John Harnden, Chief Executive of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 Local Organising Committee, said ticket prices would be announced later in the year and promised to keep the prices affordable.
"This tournament is about the best teams, the best players and their endurance and skills that will see only the best left standing. We want as many fans as possible to be a part of this rare event," Harnden said.
"Australia and New Zealand have diverse communities who are passionate about their heritage and very passionate about cricket. We'll be working hard in local communities to ensure they can follow their teams, attend matches and play a part in the event in 2015."
Pool A: England, Australia (co-host), Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, New Zealand (co-host), Qualifier 2 (TBD), Qualifier 3 (TBD). Pool B: South Africa, India, Pakistan, West Indies, Zimbabwe, Qualifier 1 (Ireland), Qualifier 4 (TBD).
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Chennai Express
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Movie Name : Chennai Express
Release Date : August 9, 2013
Genre : Comedy
Producer : Gauri Khan
Director : Rohit Shetty
Music Director : Vishal-Shekhar
Cast : Shahrukh Khan, Deepika Padukone, Sathyaraj, Manorama.
Synopsis:
The filming began at Mehboob Studio in Mumbai on 5th October 2012 . The lead actor was dressed in black casuals and the actress in a South Indian attire, wearing Kanjeevaram saree. Filming was done at Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus railway station with minimum crew members. These working stills of the lead actor were unofficially released in mid-October 2012. In November 2012, the cast and crew was off to Goa for the first filming schedule. The railway station of Vasco da Gama was used as a double up, portraying Kalyan.
A romantic scene on board a train passing next to Dudhsagar Falls was also shot. In December 2012, the team was off to Jakarta for some scenes. By early January 2013, the next schedule was supposed to happen in Ooty but Khan opined that the opted place would be too far from commercial venue, Mumbai. Hence, recreation of the lanes of Ooty along with some of its tourist spots, was constructed as a set on the outskirts of Panchgani in Wai by art director Narendra Ruharikar. It took over 40 days to make the set at an estimated cost of INR1.5 crore (US$260,000). The Wai schedule of filming ran for entire month of March 2013. A 10-day shooting schedule began in Munnar, Kerala from mid of April 2013, scenes were canned at Devikulam Lake, Meesapulimala, Wagavara and Kannimala. The shoot had to be stopped for a few days due to the heavy rainfall and the schedule was slightly extended until end of the same month.
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A rat can last longer without water than a camel.
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" INSPIRING STORY "
Keep your dream
I have a friend named Monty Roberts who owns a horse ranch in San Ysidro.
He has let me use his house to put on fund-raising events to raise money for youth at risk programs.
The last time I was there he introduced me by saying, “I want to tell you why I let Jack use my horse.
It all goes back to a story about a young man who was the son of an itinerant horse trainer who would go from stable to stable, race track to race track, farm to farm and ranch to ranch, training horses.
As a result, the boy’s high school career was continually interrupted.
When he was a senior, he was asked to write a paper about what he wanted to be and do when he grew up.
“That night he wrote a seven-page paper describing his goal of someday owning a horse ranch.
He wrote about his dream in great detail and he even drew a diagram of a 200-acre ranch, showing the location of all the buildings, the stables and the track.
Then he drew a detailed floor plan for a 4,000-square-foot house that would sit on a 200-acre dream ranch.
“He put a great deal of his heart into the project and the next day he handed it in to his teacher. Two days later he received his paper back.
On the front page was a large red F with a note that read, `See me after class.’
“The boy with the dream went to see the teacher after class and asked, `Why did I receive an F?’
“The teacher said, `This is an unrealistic dream for a young boy like you. You have no money. You come from an itinerant family.
You have no resources. Owning a horse ranch requires a lot of money. You have to buy the land
You have to pay for the original breeding stock and later you’ll have to pay large stud fees. There’s no way you could ever do it.’
Then the teacher added, `If you will rewrite this paper with a more realistic goal, I will reconsider your grade.’
“The boy went home and thought about it long and hard.
He asked his father what he should do. His father said, `Look, son, you have to make up your own mind on this.
However, I think it is a very important decision for you.’
“Finally, after sitting with it for a week, the boy turned in the same paper, making no changes at all. He stated, “You can keep the F and I’ll keep my dream.”
Monty then turned to the assembled group and said, “I tell you this story because you are sitting in my 4,000-square-foot house in the middle of my 200-acre horse ranch.
I still have that school paper framed over the fireplace.”
He added, “The best part of the story is that two summers ago that same schoolteacher brought 30 kids to camp out on my ranch for a week.”
When the teacher was leaving, he said, “Look, Monty, I can tell you this now. When I was your teacher, I was something of a dream stealer.
During those years I stole a lot of kids’ dreams. Fortunately you had enough gumption not to give up on yours.”
“Don’t let anyone steal your dreams. Follow your heart, no matter what.”
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“One who adopts patience will never be deprived of success though it may take a long time to reach him ”
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