This is a report about a cycle trek event organized by YHAI. YHAI is involved in various activities, to enable and promote tourism, and adventure spirit among youth. You can find the schedule of the 8 day trek event below Day 1: Reporting at base camp Youth Hostel Banala (Post Aut) (3500ft) Day 2: Acclimatization and Orientation Day 3: Biking to Youth Hostel , Banjar – 22km – (4000ft) Day 4: Biking to Youth Hostel Jibhi – 10km – (6000ft) Day 5: Biking to Youth Hostel Soja – 07kms – (10000ft) Day 6: Nature Trail at Jalori Pass, Biking Back to Youth Hostel Banjar – 17 km Day 7: Biking to Youth Hostel Banala (Post Aut) – 22kms (3500ft) Day 8: Group Breaks after Breakfast. You may use the below link if you know more about this program. And home site will take to other programs as well http://www.yhaindia.org/adventure-programme.php?id=12

Am Mittwoch, dem 29.05. und Donnerstag, dem 30.05.2013 kam Kate e.V. uns während des Spanisch Unterrichtes besuchen, für ein Projekt über den Klimawandel. Das für uns besondere an dem Besuch war, dass zwei Frauen aus Nicaragua dabei waren, welche an dem Projekt mitgearbeitet haben. Die Devise für die beiden Tage im Unterricht lautete daher (mehr als sonst): Spanisch sprechen & verstehen! Das war wohl die größte Hürde, die wir zu nehmen hatten. Beide Tage begannen mit recht lustigen, aber auch peinlichen Spielen, zum auflockern. Am ersten Tag wurde uns dann einiges, in zwei kleinen Vorträgen, über die Lebensweise in Nicaragua und über die Klimaveränderung erzählt. Zwischendrin gab es ein 'Kartenspiel', wo wir zum einen Umweltkatastrophen in Schäden für das Soziale Leben und für die Natur einteilen sollten und zum anderen Menschenrecht diesen dann zuordnen sollten. Abschließend wurde ein Rollenspiel gespielt. Jeder bekam eine Karte auf den Stand, wer er sei, wie es ihm ginge und was er tat. Daraufhin wurden Aussagen vorgelesen, die wir bejahen konnten, in dem wir einen Schritt vorgingen, wenn die Aussage auf uns zutrifft, oder beneinen konnten, in dem wir stehen blieben. Am Ende wurden dann die Ergebnisse des Tages ausgewertet. Der zweite Tag begann mit einem Résumé des vergangen Tages. Die Hauptaufgabe des Tages bestand darin ein Plakat zu erstellen zu einer Fragestellung. Wir teilten uns in zwei Gruppen ein, von der sich beide mit dem Thema Klimaveränderung beschäftig haben. Die eine Gruppe darum, was jeder einzelne dagegen tun kann, die andere was alle dagegen tun können. Die Ergebnisse wurden in Bildern festgehalten.

Hai guys..it has been 3 years since my last report i guess hahahaha....sorry.yesterday 26/5/2013 was my 1st wedding anniversary and i would like to share with you guys some of the picture taken during the ceremony. its a traditional Malay wedding. and currently im pursuing my masters in event management and my research is about Malaysian wedding. do comment if you have any ideas or perception or recomendation on Malaysian wedding be it Malay, Chinese or Indian wedding. we are all 1 Malaysia. :)enjoy~

Hi guys ! Today I have a report from BBC channel About the wild life in Oman . So I want to post this Video to see how the wild life in Oman is it . [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWcrwq-nTOg[/youtube]

Hello Everybody! It's been a long time since my last report here.... for those who don't remember me- my name is Yonat, 18 years old student from Israel. The last time I wrote here, I was a high school student in Rishon-LeZion (a twin town of Munster. Now I am a medicine student and studing in Jerusalem :) I would like to tell you about my new life in the university- where do I live, what do I study and so on :) ready? let's start! ;)

Berber slippers handcrafted in the medina of Tafraout, in southern of Morocco. you can see women's leather slippers and men leather " slippers, these shoes are hand made stitched using leather strips!

Hello Guys!!!! Its been long since I posted a report. This is my first one for this year but more are coming. We have come up with an idea of strengthening citizens' voices in high density areas in Zimbabwe while encouraging them to vote in peace in the forthcoming elections that should be happening soon. The concept is called Paint, Dance and Vote (PADAVO). We bring music to the people to dance and we also bring plain t-shirts and plain banners for people to print and paint. We also continuously encourage them to register to vote so that they will be eligible to vote in the coming elections. Last Saturday, the Chitungwiza High Density area came to a standstill as more than 2000 people attended are first event from this idea. Below are some pictures from the event. On the sidelines of the painting, there will be a stage were music will be playing and artists performing. Hope you will like it.......

Welcome to my home Town, Tetouan, one of the largest cities in Northern Morocco. 
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This report is basically about the day i was awarded the Gold Star Award by the US State Department Office of Alumni Affairs in Washington DC in March. The award is basically a recognition of the work that alumni of US Exchange programs do back home after their first exchange program in the US.In my case it is the work we do with Zimbabwe Poets for Human Rights and other civil society actors in Zimbabwe. On this day i addressed over 500 delegates from across the US as part of receiving the award, it was an emotional moment for me considering that i was the only African recipient for 2013 and one of the six recipients the world over chosen from over 100 people nominated by US Embassies across the globe.

Here we go - Team Germany ready for the Scavenger Hunt Challenge!