: Linkage November 2017 Final 8 Pages

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Fwd: [sss-global] lifelong learning

Learn Something New Every Day

Dustin Wax

Most of us have one or two areas of knowledge that we strive to know very well — things related to our jobs, of course, and maybe a hobby or two. But while it's important to develop a deep understanding of the things that matter most to us, it is just as important to develop a broad understanding of the world in general.

A lot of unfortunate people think that learning for the sake of learning is something for schoolchildren, and maybe college students. All the things there are to learn and know that don't impact directly on their immediate lives they dismiss as "trivia". Out in the "real world", they think, there's no time for such frivolities — there's serious work to get done!

There are a lot of good, practical reasons to make learning something new a part of your daily routine, but the best reason has nothing to do with practicality — we are learning creatures, and the lifelong practice of learning is what makes us humans and our lives worthwhile. If that idealistic musing's not enough, here's some more down-to-earth benefits:

• Learning across a wide range of subjects gives us a range of perspectives to call on in our own narrow day-to-day areas of specialization.
• Learning helps us more easily and readily adapt to new situations.
• A broad knowledge of unfamiliar situations feeds innovation by inspiring us to think creatively and providing examples to follow.
• Learning deepens our character and makes us more inspiring to those around us.
• Learning makes us more confident.
• Learning instills an understanding of the historical, social, and natural processes that impact and limit our lives.
• And, like I said, there's the whole "making like worth living" thing.

There is, after all, a reason the term "well-read" is a compliment.

With the entire world of knowledge just a few mouse-clicks away, it has never been easier than it is right now to learn something new and unexpected every day. Here are a few simple ways to make expanding your horizons a part of your daily routine:

• Subscribe to Wikipedia's "Featured Article" list. Every day, Wikipedia posts an article selected from its vast repository of entries to it's Daily-article-l subscribers. If you were a subscriber today, you would have recently discovered that Daylight Saving Time was first proposed by William Willett in 1907 and adopted during World War I as a way to conserve coal. You might have also been interested to find out that Kazakhstan discontinued Daylight Saving Time in 2005 because of alleged health risks associated with changed sleep patterns.
• Read The Free Dictionary's homepage or subscribe to its feeds. The Free Dictionary has several daily features on its front page, including Article of the Day (RSS), In the News (RSS), This Day in History (RSS), and Today's Birthday (RSS). One recent day's stories told the history of the Hell's Angels, the identity of the new "7 Wonders of the World", the origin of the first cultured pearl, and the life story of one of the world's most prominent tenors.
• Subscribe to the feed at Your Daily Art (RSS). Every day you'll be confronted with a classic work of art to contemplate, along with a few notes about the piece. If you were subscribed right now, you might have recently seen Man Ray's intriguing and playful "Le Violin d'Ingres" and Frank Weston Benson's luminous "Red and Gold".
• Subscribe to the feeds at Did You Know? and Tell Me Why?. These sites are both run by an R. Edmondson, who certainly knows a lot of stuff about a lot of stuff. Updates are slightly less than daily, but I like the two sites so much I couldn't leave them off this list. If you were a subscriber to these sites, you'd have recently learned why clouds are white, what the European Union is, the French terms for the days of the week and the months of the year, and the history of the development of public health efforts in response to the hazards of the Industrial Revolution.
• Listen to podcasts like In Our Time and Radio Open Source. Radio Open Source is a daily interview/panel show covering everything from politics to science to art and literature to the greatness of the movie Groundhog Day. (At the moment, Radio Open Source is on summer hiatus, but subscribe anyway — they'll be back!) For a history of the events and ideas that shaped the present, In Our Time is ideal: a weekly gathering of scholars discussing subjects as diverse as the life of Joan of Arc, theories of gravity, and what we know about the Permian-Triassic boundary. Subscribe to a handful of good, literary podcasts and get smart while you drive!

Check the directory at Elite Skills for more sources: there are college course podcasts, online documentaries, foreign language lessons, and more — all free. Believe it or not, your head will expand to fit whatever you try to stuff into it!

Which is really the whole point.

​Courtesy: Justice TNC Rangarajan ​

Chattisgarh senior ladies learn computers

Javdekar, Raman congratulate senior citizens learning to operate computers

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Women in rural areas of Chhattisgarh are taking keen interest in computer literacy along with the conventional literacy, under Sakshar Bharat programme. Chief Minister Dr Raman Singh and Union Human Resource Development Minister Mr. Prakash Javdekar were pleasantly surprised to see senior rural women operating computers during an exhibition, organized at Akshar Samman Samaroh held at Indoor Stadium of capital city Raipur. The women of village Uparwah of Rajnandgaon district are being provided computer training at Public Instructions Centre under Sakshar Bharat programme.

Chief Minister and Union Minister congratulated Mrs. Geeta, Mrs. Sunita and other many rural women for their interest in learning to operate computer. Union Minister Mr. Javdekar said that this shows the growing awareness among rural women of Chhattisgarh state under Sakshar Bharat Programme. This also reflects the consistent efforts of Dr Raman Singh's Government, which have resulted in growing computer literacy in state.

On the occasion, State Government's School Education, Tribal Caste Development Minister Mr. Kedar Kashyap, Agriculture and Water Resource Minister Mr. Brijmohan Agrawal, MP Mr. Ramesh Bais, Parliament Secretary Mr. Ambesh Jangade, and many senior public representatives along with thousands of workers from across the state, who are associated with Sakshar Bharat Abhiyan, attended the programme. On the occasion, School Education Department and State Literacy Mission Authority had organized Mukhyamantri Akshar Samman Samaroh and Akshar Sammelan. In the programme, two districts of state- Raipur and Balrampur, three development blocks- Lakhanpur (Sarguja district), Chhuikhadan (Rajnandgaon district) and Bastar (Bastar district) and seven Gram Panchayats- Khairjhiti (Kabeerdham district), Sukhridabri (Mahasamund district), Manikota (Sukma district), Tilkeja (Korba district), Ligiyadih (Bilaspur district), Chhote Kalua (koriya district), Bhakurra (Raigarh district), were felicitated. Public Instructions Institute Sarguja was also awarded Mukhyamantri Akshar Samman on the occasion. Panchayat Representatives of districts concerned received the award at hands of Chief Minister and Union Minister.

Dr P Vyasamoorthy

040-27846631 / 09490804278

Some do commendable job and the rest are just comment-able. 

An Appeal for sake of Lonely Elders

No doubt, living at old age in a joint family, commanding respect as well as old age care from children and grand children is a great joy. I personally wish each one of us to be fortunate of getting this great joy of life. But in today's technologically advanced world, for sake of high profile career, parents are compelled to encourage their children for higher education at far off places, where they get finally settled depriving parents from joy of joint family and leaving them behind lonely. Also, in many cases, for sake of peaceful living, the generation gap compels elders to stay away from children.

The proposed Old Age Home Project of BHAVANA, the first of a self sustaining chain of Dignified Old Age Homes is meant for such unfortunate highly placed & educated but lonely elders for a dignified community living. 

I make an Appeal to all (elders as well as youngsters) to come forward and donate at least a token amount of Rs One lakh only for paving the way for the cause of such unfortunate elders. 

Your contribution of Rs one lac and above will be duly acknowledged with name and amount boldly displayed on Wall of Fame prominently displayed in Old Age Home building when completed.

You may donate by depositing cheque in any branch of ICICI Bank Ltd or by online transfer in favour of BHARATIYA VARISHTHA NAGARIK SAMITI in SB A/c No 157701000812 in ICICI Bank Ltd, Noida Sector 30 Branch, Noida-201303. 

Important Notes: 

1. Donation of Rs 1 lakh/ 4lakhs/ 8 lambs/ 10 Lakhs by members of BHAVANA, if deposited respectively till 30 June'17 ( today)/ 30 Sept'17/ 31st Dec'17/ 31st March'18 will entitle them to become Founder Member with benefit of life time ownership of a suite in Old Age coming up at Yamuna Expressway Authority (Delhi NCR), 50 Km from Delhi and less than 100 km from Vrindavan

2. This donated amount is eligible for exemption under Section 80G of Income Tax Act.

Anil K Sharma, President,

Bharatiya Varishtha Nagarik Samiti-NCR Branch

Also Currently:

Consultant-Projects, Delhi Public School Society, New Delhi

Chairman, Indian Concrete Institute - UP West Ghaziabad Centre

Director in BoD, India Chapter - American Concrete Institute

Formerly:

Spl. Director General, CPWD

Postal Address: B-99, Sector 30, Noida-201303

E-mail: aksharmacpwd@yahoo.com

Mob: +91 9868525057

 

Prof Anil K Sharma, 

Former Spl. Director General, CPWD

Consultant-Projects, Delhi Public School Society, New Delhi

Faculty, JSS Academy of Technical Education, Noida-201301

Chairman, Indian Concrete Institute - UP West Ghaziabad Centre

Director in BoD, India Chapter - American Concrete Institute

President, Bharatiya Varishtha Nagarik Samiti - NCR Branch

Postal: B-99, Sector 30, Noida-201303

E-mail (Pers): aksharmacpwd@yahoo.com

Mob: +91-9868525057

GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY (8 days left) for Lonely Elders interested in Dignified Community Living - BHAVANA HOME - A luxurious destination on Yamuna Expressway Authority - Close to Vrindavan

To

All Lonely Elders,

Golden opportunity for lonely elders available only till 30th June 2017 (8 days left) by becoming 'Founder Member' at just Rs one lac for 1st of the Old Age Home of BHARATIYA VARISHTHA NAGARIK SAMITI (BHAVANA).

This is to avail life time ownership of dignified air conditioned twin sharing room (super area varying from 431 sft to 646 sft) fully loaded with age-care facilities in a lush green campus of about 3000 sqm for community living in company of 75 to 50 elderly couples on plot No OAH-1, Sector 18 of Yamuna Expressway Authority. Donations to iBHAVANA are eligible for exemption from Income Tax u/s 80G.

Balance Rs 11 lacs could be paid on completion, commissioning (in 2-3 yrs) and after one month's free trial stay every year.

Those not availing this opportunity till 30th March 2017, will be required to pay a minimum of Rs 4 lacs (Four times of current) for becoming 'Founder Member'. Balance Rs 8 lacs payable on completion & commissioning afte four months' of free trial stay every year.

For spouse you may pay @ 50% after completion & commissioning

Running & Maintenance charges payable on no-profit & no loss basis.

Special rights of Founder Members for transfer of their rights in Old Age Home to any of their kins, friends or relatives during their life time.

Detailed Rules have been notified and circulated(Attached) on 23rd Apr 2017. (copy attached)Membership of BHAVANA is Essential: Membership can be obtained by submitting completed form (attached) to Shri Anil K Sharma, President, BHAVANA-NCR Branch, B-99, Sector 30, NOIDA. Three categories of life time memberships are: Volunteer @ Rs 1500/-(<50 yrs age), Life Membership (> 50 yrs with spouse) @ Rs 3000/- and Vishishta Membership (> 50 yrs with Spouse) @ Rs 7000/-. Membership forms attached.

The preparation of architectural plans are in process. Cost of construction to vary from Rs 3000 to Rs 4000 per sft of super area. Donations are being attempted from Corporates under their CSR , wherein Companies are mandated to apportion part of their profits for projects of Social importance.

Details in Brief about BHAVANA's Old Age Home Project:

Each Room:

To accomodate: Two elders

To have: fully furnished Air Conditioned with an attached kitchenette plus toilet with Intercom, Emergency button         including ICT/ CCTV/ sensor system to monitor incapacitated elders.

Common Facilities:

Common dining, atleast 4-bedded dispensary cum hospital, ambulance,

    Coffee room/ Restaurent, General store, Barber,

    a 24x7 helper, of course on payment basis.

Those interested, are requested to please deposit by 30th June 2017 the membership fees of Rs 1500/ 3000/ 7000/- as above and donation of Rs 1 lac favouring BHARATIYA VARISHTHA NAGARIK SAMITI-NCR BRANCH in Savings Account No 157701000812 at ICICI Bank Ltd, Noida Sector 30 Branch

Expecting response

Enclosures: Membership Application Forms

                    Detailed Rules notified on 23-4-2017

Anil K Sharma, 

Former Spl. Director General, CPWD

President, Bharatiya Varishtha Nagarik Samiti - NCR Branch

Consultant-Projects, Delhi Public School Society, New Delhi

Chairman, Indian Concrete Institute - UP West Ghaziabad Centre

Director in BoD, India Chapter - American Concrete Institute

Postal: B-99, Sector 30, Noida-201303

E-mail (Pers): aksharmacpwd@yahoo.com

Mob: +91-9868525057

Re: [indian-society-for-u3a] New Newsletter on CSR for Elderly launched

Respected Sir

                     Kindly add me as subscriber.

Regards

                                                         --Satpal Singh

                                                           Lucknow

On Friday, June 16, 2017, 12:02:33 PM GMT+5:30, satpal singh <satpalsngh@yahoo.com> wrote:

Respected Sir

                     Kindly add me as suubscriber.

Regards

                                                         --Satpal Singh

                                                           Lucknow

On Friday, June 16, 2017, 10:49:46 AM GMT+5:30, CJ Koul <cjkoul@gmail.com> wrote:

Dear Vysamurthy Garu

Thanks for the initiative. Please add my name in your mailing list.

Regards

Chand Ji Koul

On Fri, Jun 16, 2017 at 10:26 AM, Jayakumar Sambandam <jayakumarsambandam34@gmail.com> wrote:

Dear Dr,Vyasamoorthyji

Kindly include my name  as  subscriber to the issue. thanks

S.jayakumar,

Secretary General  Senior Citizen Bureau, ( U3a )

Chennai-34

93818 01446

On Fri, Jun 16, 2017 at 9:38 AM, 'Anil Kumar Sharma' via Indian Society for U3A <indian-society-for-u3a@ googlegroups.com> wrote:

Dear Dr Vyasamoorthy Ji.

It would be great if my eMail aksharmacpwd@yahoo.com is also included in subscribers list to receive bi-monthly e-Newsletter

 

Anil K Sharma, 

Former Spl. Director General, CPWD

Consultant-Projects, Delhi Public School Society, New Delhi

Chairman, Indian Concrete Institute - UP West Ghaziabad Centre

Director in BoD, India Chapter - American Concrete Institute

President, Bharatiya Varishtha Nagarik Samiti - NCR Branch

Postal: B-99, Sector 30, Noida-201303

E-mail (Pers): aksharmacpwd@yahoo.com

Mob: +91-9868525057

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From: Gyanendra Khare <kharegk.ald@gmail.com>
To: indian-society-for-u a <indian-society-for-u3a@google groups.com>
Sent: Friday, June 16, 2017 8:20 AM
Subject: Re: [indian-society-for-u3a] New Newsletter on CSR for Elderly launched

Dear Vyasamoorthy Ji,

It will indeed be a privilege to receive the bi-monthly Newsletter. Kindly include my name in the subscribers' list.

Thanks and regards,
G K Khare

On 15 Jun 2017 17:49, "Padmanabha Vyasamoorthy" <vyasamoorthy@gmail.com> wrote:

Dear Friends

I am privileged to attach a copy of the inaugural issue of a new newsletter called "CSR & Elder Care". It is a bimonthly e-newsletter initiated by AISCCON, Mumbai. If not for anything else, you [members of sss-global group and ISU3A group] will find at least seven members known to you who are connected with this newsletter in various ways. Find them out, better read the issue!

Others will find at least one person known to them.

If you are interested in getting the newsletter regularly or know of friends who may like to be on the [free] mailing list please let me know. Even if just learn what CSR stands for, I am happy.

If you are replying kindly do not use "Reply All" button, as you may not be a member of other groups or have rights to send them any message. 

Regards

Dr P Vyasamoorthy

040-27846631 / 09490804278

Before getting angry, how nice it would be, if you can remind yourself about concomitant regretting ?

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Lifelong learning Definition

Here is a simple video giving definition of LLL We can adapt it to Seniors' environment. You may also look at other videos of same source.

Roselio Muniz 101 Lifelong Leaner

Here is a link to a video showing how Roselio Muniz (101) spends his day. Apart from what he has to teach us, Can we notice that he is a perfect example of Lifelong Learner? I thank Justice Rangarajan for this interesting alert.

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Roselio Muniz is 101 years old and he's sharing the daily activities and choices he believes are responsible for not only getting him to this point but have allowed him to continue to live a life of vitality and passion. 

Whether it's getting a knee replaced at 92 or cycling several miles a day, see why life as a centenarian can be more fulfilling, exciting and vibrant than you ever imagined. 

Roselio believes it's not just his physical health that's kept him strong for so long. He explains why it's so important to him to keep learning, to enjoy time with his family, to spend time daily focusing on his faith and to practice forgiveness. Long after you watch this story, you'll remember this charming and inspirational Rock Star of Aging™.

https://www.growingbolder.com/rock-stars-of-aging-924024/

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World's oldest Blogger 104 Dagny Carlsson Sweden

Learn about Ruth - 109 year old blogger The world’s oldest blogger is Dagny Carlsson. She started to blog just four years ago at the age of 100 and immediately took the internet by storm – not just in her home country of Sweden, but all over the world. She’s been featured on the Swedish TV show Skavlan and on websites EverythingSweden and Stellanaija – to name just a few of the many interviews she’s done. Take a look at Dagny’s site Blog with Me!, or Blogga Med Mig! in her native Swedish, which is closing in on two million visitors in just four years. Google will translate it for you into just about any language you can think of if you’re not familiar with Swedish. It is from a site on Lifelong Learning. See the video too see the video

Bolton pensioners love life and learning (From The Bolton News)

​This news item explains what a typical U3A group does.

25 years, Amazing.

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Bolton pensioners love life and learning

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A BOLTON group is hoping to reach out to new members as it hits 25 years old.

For more than two decades the University of the Third Age (U3A) has been bringing together retired and semi-retired people to learn together — not for qualifications, but for the joy of discovery.

While the word 'university' can appear daunting, the group is hoping to refresh its image in 2017 and reach out to more people.

Chairman Tony Pearson said: "It's an increasingly important group in the local community. Membership has been steadily increasing.

"Retired people taking matters into their own hands with a remit of lifelong learning and friendly recreational activities. Learn, Laugh, Live is our motto!

"For some people it's difficult to find activities, it depends on how outgoing an individual is.

"A lot of our members were alone and come to U3A after suffering a bereavement. Life has changed and they want to get back out there and meet people.

"We feel a lot of people in Bolton probably don't know enough about us and have never considered joining. We would love to get our message out there to more sectors of the community."

U3A is a national charity which was established in 1987 and the Bolton branch came along four years later.

It currently has 360 members but hopes to build up to at least 400 this year.

The group meets on the last Friday of every month and runs different activities throughout the year.

These can be anything from cultural visits, quizzes, quilting, music class and crafts to indoor bowls, lessons in Mandarin or classics, philosophy, photography, creative writing and rambling.

Mr Pearson added: "For a lot of people it is an absolute lifeline.

"They have a good time, keep their mind active, meet people, make new friends and be part of something.

"The idea is you are never to old to learn something new. When you reach retirement age you don't have to give up, it's quite the opposite. Get involved, keep your mind active."

The first meeting of 2017 for the Bolton U3A will take place on January 27 at St Andrew and St George Church in St George's Road, Bolton. 

To find out more visit u3asites.org.uk/bolton

http://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/news/15021389.University_of_the_Third_Age_celebrating_25th_anniversary/#

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Fwd: Padmanabha, 5 free courses to kickstart your resolutions

Free courses, available Jan 2017 only, not just for seniors, but for all

These are from lInkedIn

Dr P Vyasamoorthy
30 Gruhalakshmi Colony, Secunderabad 500015 Telangana
LL 040-27846631 / Mobile: 9490804278

http://worldu3a.org/signpost/january2017.htm Covers smartphones training conducted at hyderabad

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