NidoKidos Official Blog

Wednesday, November 16, 2016

[nidokidos] People Show Off Their Amazing Skills!

Yoga motivation - compilation 2016 - Amazing Girls

Yoga compilation 2016 - the most beautiful and capable women in instagram.

Click here to WATCH this VIDEO

http://www.nidokidos.org/threads/255779

People Show Off Their Amazing Skills!

Get Nidokidos Emails | Register at our forum | Facebook | Twitter | Daily Website Update

============================================

Girl Yoga Exercise Skill - Yoga Amazing Poses | Flexible Body

What do you think of these strength and flexibility exercises?
The perfect yoga routine to energize and wake up in the morning.
Yoga and Marcial Art is better than Gym.

Click here to WATCH this VIDEO

http://www.nidokidos.org/threads/255780

__._,_.___

Posted by: Cool Kis <cooolkis@gmail.com>

Reply via web post

•

Reply to sender

•

Reply to group

•

Start a New Topic

•

Messages in this topic (1)

Have you tried the highest rated email app?

With 4.5 stars in iTunes, the Yahoo Mail app is the highest rated email app on the market. What are you waiting for? Now you can access all your inboxes (Gmail, Outlook, AOL and more) in one place. Never delete an email again with 1000GB of free cloud storage.

===================================================
NidokidoS Group for best of forwarded mails
To join us , send an email to
nidokidos-subscribe@yahoogroups.com

Be the part of Nidokidos , Join our Forum
http://www.nidokidos.org

to share your emails with us, send them at
nidokidos@yahoogroups.com

===================================================

Visit Your Group

New Members 8
New Photos 3

• Privacy • Unsubscribe • Terms of Use

__,_._,___

[nidokidos] Paradigms Change for Success

Paradigms Change for Success!

One of my favorite books of all time is "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People" by Dr. Stephen R. Covey. You have to read 3 times. Dr. Covey's book takes times before fully grasping what he is talking about but once you do, you will be fully awakened into a world of success.
One of the first topics that he covers in his books is paradigms. if you want to make small changes in your life, change your ways. But if you want to make big - change your paradigms. people can look at the same thing and all see different things. The reason for this is that we all see the world through a different paradigm.
People who preserve their health by eating the right foods and exercising see their health through a different paradigm than those who do not. The funny thing is that many people who do not preserve their health actually simply cannot because their paradigms won't allow them to. The same goes for wealth. Most people have big dreams but they still wind up just for work for a monthly paycheck for the rest of their lives.
You also see people that seem to do almost nothing and become rich. Is luck a factor? This happens because the paradigms that wealthy people see the world versus the poor people see the world through.
The sad fact is that no matter how many programs, tapes, cd's, courses, videos, affirmations, goal setting techniques, time management resources you use, if your paradigm is not set for success and building wealth, you will never achieve it.
People should use to change their paradigms for success. I found exactly what I was looking for and I am excited to share it to you. I am ready to discuss with you other details.

What Smart People Do With Their Mobile Phones

Qasim Ali Shah is a Corporate/selfhelp trainer, professional speaker and writer and also serving in the field of educational for since last 16 years.

Click here to WATCH this VIDEO

http://www.nidokidos.org/threads/255788

__._,_.___

Posted by: Cool Kis <cooolkis@gmail.com>

Reply via web post

•

Reply to sender

•

Reply to group

•

Start a New Topic

•

Messages in this topic (1)

Have you tried the highest rated email app?

Visit Your Group

New Members 8
New Photos 3

• Privacy • Unsubscribe • Terms of Use

__,_._,___

[nidokidos] The BAD Money!

The BAD Money!

Money or wealth created through corruption, illegal means, criminal acts, tax evasion etc. can be called BAD money.
Such money can be relatively easy to make, once one is in a position to do so. But easy money goes as easily as it comes. In short run, it can give all sensual pleasures but is difficult to handle in the long run because you have to keep it safe, mostly in physical form, since it is unaccounted. Such wealth, soon becomes a big liability since you have to keep devising ways to hide it. Bad money generates more bad money, thus becomes a bigger liability, painful to bear with time.

Most of the times, you can neither use it, nor spend it. Only hoard it. All the time, you are worried, pained, stressed because, after all, money is money. May be one has got it through easy undetectable criminal acts, but after some time, you forget that 'criminal act' part and are left to take care of the 'bad' money. So, criminally, one takes out the money from the running system of poor people and puts it illegally somewhere, may be in a foreign bank account, which is as good as dead since you may never need it or take it out. Many times, people device legal-looking methods to keep this illegal money safe but the question is, you have taken it away from poor people, who could eat, get treated or educated with that. Putting it in the safe vaults of banks of rich country with every likely-hood, that money shall never see the light of the day and would remain there forever, mostly unclaimed, making them more and more rich and poor, more poor. That's how those banks have become so rich and big.

For decades if not centuries, criminal elements and unethical businessmen both from rich and poor countries, corrupt politicians and bureaucrats, have deposited their illegal wealth in these banks.
In fact, it has been a simple case of taking out wealth from a poor system, where such wealth could have been put to good use for the welfare of poor starved masses, but has been illegally fed into an already rich system, where it was not needed. But unscrupulous elements from the world-over, kept bringing and feeding the rich system all the same. Result is what we see today. There are innumerable deprived malnourished and undernourished people without hope, all over the world with a very big chunk of poor nations' wealth, coming into the hands of already rich people through these banks or related channels.

I am not an economist but can see what has been happening and is happening. Rich countries like Switzerland use that wealth judiciously and have become so rich. Powerful people from poor countries keep feeding them. Most of such bad money is never claimed, since when such people die, they also take the secrets of wealth laundered with them to the hell, they would go to. They never needed that money as they already have more than enough. If they take out this illegal wealth, it shall cause more problems and trouble for them.
As such, these people are cursed. Some die painful natural or unnatural death with regrettable past, always haunted and hounded by sad memories of their sorrowful deeds.

Vast fortunes come to corrupt so easily through corruption but this is the way such money goes, filling the coffers of the rich. It was easy to deposit the money in those banks. That filthy money from our filthier corrupt people, keeps lying there forever never to return to their rightful owners, the poor deprived people of the poor countries. Their protruded bones, linear legs and sunken eyes haunt the corrupt, when they see them in the media.
That's how poor remain poor, rich becomes filthy rich, from the bread, medical facilities, infrastructure and education they snatch away from helpless deprived poor through such criminal acts.
They may not be caught or arrested, since the system has been created by the powerful, for the powerful, only helping and benefiting the powerful, but nature has a way of punishing such rotten human beings. They cannot escape the punishment for their stinking corrupt inhuman acts.

Mind you, this crime is done mostly by those, who do not need the money or have any use for it. They already have enough. It's just that they cannot resist the temptation or lack of sense of belonging. It is your country, your people, creator is the same. Then why such shameful acts?
Even if one is in a position to do it, one should never indulge in such despicable self-defeating acts, since such money carries millions of curses for not only the one, who is indulging and conniving in it but also for his family. Through such reprehensible acts, they invite curses for their own children.

Arvind Kejriwal QUESTIONS Modi

Arvind Kejriwal QUESTIONS PM Modi's Move Against Black Money

Click here to WATCH this VIDEO

http://www.nidokidos.org/threads/255787

__._,_.___

Posted by: Cool Kis <cooolkis@gmail.com>

Reply via web post

•

Reply to sender

•

Reply to group

•

Start a New Topic

•

Messages in this topic (1)

Have you tried the highest rated email app?

Visit Your Group

New Members 8
New Photos 3

• Privacy • Unsubscribe • Terms of Use

__,_._,___

[nidokidos] Showcase India In Different Ways!

Kaala Rey

Full Video Song Gangs of Wasseypur 2

Click here to WATCH this VIDEO

http://www.nidokidos.org/threads/255777

10 Films That Showcase India In Different Ways!

India is an endless sea of diversity, disparity and differences. Even everyday sights and experiences here overwhelm the senses with their unique metaphors and unforeseen conclusions.

Despite its exasperating extremes and delightful contrasts, a shared love for cinema binds the nation as it gathers to applaud inside dimly lit movie halls. At this point, all social distinctions disappear and an unexplained wave of solidarity takes over.

While our cinema continually evolves and filmmakers aspire for international scale finesse in thought and treatment, others choose to tell a story about India and Indianness -- capturing its vivid fantasies, heightened emotionality and rudimentary morality like the triumph of good over evil.

Here's a look at the 10 celebrated contemporary Hindi films that embody India's many extraordinary facets -- heartening, bleak, poignant, explosive and sublime.

Swades

Ashutosh Gowariker's Swades examines the gap between modern and rural India through an NRI NASA employee (Shah Rukh Khan) and his experiences when he visits an electricity-devoid Indian village to meet his nanny and convince her to return with him.

Instead the extent of paucity and discrimination his homeland tolerates on a grass-root level unsettles SRK's Mohan Bhargav so much, he resolves to come back and facilitate its progress and upliftment.

Its restrained and realistic nationalism, credible depiction of what plagues the interiors of India and the visionary message of bringing about change inspires and impresses.

Rang De Basanti

Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra's influential Rang De Basanti shakes the modern-day apathetic youth out of its comfort zone dubbed as the RDB effect.

Mehra constructs parallels between five carefree college-goers and eminent freedom fighters, as they revolt against the heavily corroded 'system' in a manner most volatile while taking full responsibility for the tragic consequences to follow.

The metamorphosis of Rang De Basanti's care-a-damn bunch of merrymaking Delhi University students to secular, solid and justice-seeking comrades is what's most thought provoking.

Chak De! India

Triumph of spirit, exhilarating sportsmanship and thrilling finish are keywords to Shimit Amin's deft Chak De! India.

But the reason this sports drama is special in more ways than one is because of how it addresses everything Bollywood typically shies away from -- being a Muslim in modern India, the state of women athletes and, of course, hockey.

A former hockey player doesn't get the benefit of doubt on a bad day at the field because he's playing against arch rival Pakistan and his only shot at vindication is his coaching a team of diamond-in-the-rough girls to victory. Its greatest appeal is summed up in this dialogue from the movie -- Mujhe na kisi state ka naam sunai deta hain aur na hi dikhai deta hai. Mujhe sirf ek hi naam sunai aur dikhai deta hai, woh hai I-N-D-I-A.

Lagaan

Who doesn't like to watch the underdog win? Especially if the team India is trying to crush happens to be England in the time of the British Raj. All the more if it results in tax-free existence for the next three years.

Aamir Khan's Oscar-nominated Lagaan combines two of India's beloved pastimes -- cinema and cricket -- to deliver one of the most entertaining and accomplished films of the last decade.

From its detailed illustration of life in the 19th century village, a farmer's faith in the gods for rains and the making of a local team unfamiliar with the concept of cricket, this fictional reimagining hits the boundary from the word go.

The Lunchbox

Ritesh Batra's The Lunchbox is one rare film that bothers to scrape beneath the surface of an average officer-goer and a housewife in Mumbai.

Or that the monotony of this relentless, rushing city, its seemingly plain inhabitants concealing a world of loneliness can sometimes be broken by an unexpected, everyday magic -- the lunchbox.

Batra employs the workings of Mumbai's famed dabba delivery, its crammed local trains, congested government offices and a sprinkling of relatable faces and voices that not only allow the viewer to touch The Lunchbox but savour it too.

Highway

A young bride-to-be gets kidnapped but mid-way through the trip, she decides she is safer in the company of a brooding hoodlum and his fellas. This forms the far-fetched plotline of Imtiaz Ali's Highway.

What follows is a journey to self-healing as Alia Bhatt's character comes to terms with past demons while discovering the breathtaking landscapes of Rajasthan, Punjab, Uttaranchal and Himachal. Travel is the core of Highway's structural narrative and soulful exploration.

One may argue over the rationality of the script but not its virginal visuals and rare portrait of locals, which are sheer poetry and befittingly underscore the 'Incredible' in India's tourism campaign.

Eklavya

Roynkgy may be redundant, but the rich nostalgia of grandeur, tradition and history it conjures still holds attraction.

Vidhu Vinod Chopra's striking Eklavya marries the sacrifice-at-all-costs archer philosophy (from the Mahabharata) in a contemporary context against a rotting royal family of Rajasthan and questions the ethics of blood over blue blood.

Its opulent production design doesn't distract from the underlining commentary on inheritance politics, prevailing caste system and old-school servitude.

Munnabhai MBBS

Munnabhai MBBS's 'medicine cures but affection heals' ideology may find some of its roots in Patch Adams, starring the late lamented Robin Williams.

But the 'jadoo ki jhappi' concept Sanjay Dutt inherits from his screen mom Rohini Hattangady and passes on to every needy in sight is purely desi at heart.

As is Munnabhai's tapori lingo that celebrates the colourful slang spoken in Mumbai's zany culture like no one else.

Gangs of Wasseypur

Anurag Kashyap's Gangs of Wasseypur, spanning three generations through the 1940s and 2000s, may draw comparisons to The Godfather, but except its graphic notes of violence, the revenge drama set against the backdrop of the coal mafia is a semi-realistic account of events as they occur according to its writer Syed Zeeshan Qadri.

Considering that its 320 minutes running time, split in two parts, covers the gradual change in outlook and outfit, the flavours of the Northern region, its dialect, attire and body language are keenly exhibited in the taut, well-acted tale of retribution.

What renders it edgier is Kashyap's clever sprinkling of pop culture references at strategic places, which effectively showcase the innate influences of cinema in small-town India.

Dor

Nagesh Kukunoor's tender Dor deals with emerging women power in far-off villages. But what lends it heart is empathy.

Gul Panag plays the fiery Zeenat, the sole provider of her resentful husband's family in his absence. Her real mettle shines through in the face of the ultimate misery -- the threat of losing her husband if she cannot procure a pardon from his victim's young wife Meera (Ayesha Takia).

The journey she undertakes from the lush landscapes of Himachal Pradesh to the barren spaces of Rajasthan not only tests her mettle, but also marks the awakening of the other woman's soul who emerges from a docile, resigned-to-her-fate widow to a ready-to-takeoff free spirit.

Get Nidokidos Emails | Register at our forum | Facebook | Twitter | Daily Website Update

============================================

I'm hunter Gangs of Wasseypur - Full Song

Here is the song "I m Hunter" from the Bollywood movie Ganga of Wasseypur. The starcast includes Manoj Bajpai, Reema Sen and Huma Qureshi. The music is composed by Sneha Khanwalkar.

Click here to WATCH this VIDEO