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In 1970 Brian and his Swiss team mate Jo - Seppi- Siffert were a part of the John Wyer Engineering team of purpose buit, lightweight, Porche 908/03. Each car had a similar paint scheme with individual identifying marks.

The 1970 winning car has what has become one of the most iconic liveries in racing and is featured on the cover of Brians book available here.

This painting was commissioned by Brian in 1970, shortly after his victory, from James Dugdale, an artist who was from the same part of Lancashire as Brian.

The painting below was commissioned by Brian and is only available here.

7 x 21 poster

Very few available.

These are new old stock and have been stored at Brian Redman's Intercontinental Events office. Items can be signed by Brian if requested for no additional charge.

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The Targa Florio was in 1970 the oldest motor race in the world, even older than the Isle of Man TT and the Indianapolis 500. First run in 1906, it was run on narrow public mountain roads that went up and down, and twisted and turned around the Sicilian countryside. From 1951 to 1977 it was run on the 45 mile Piccolo (Italian for small) course- by far the longest circuit on the 1970 World Sportscar Championship calendar.

It was one of, if not the last of the genuine road races still run in the world.

The Piccolo course went through 4 to 5 towns in the island of Sicily. The circuit was extremely demanding and very difficult to learn- over the 45 mile course, there were between 800 and 900 corners- 16 to 20 corners for every mile, and the circuit had about 2,000 feet of elevation change- twice that of the Nurburgring. There was also a number of straights joined together by a number of fast corners at the top of the circuit that measured out to about 6 miles- but the circuit was so twisty and had so many corners, average speeds never went past even 80 mph (128 km/h)- which in racing terms is very slow.

The circuit was also very dangerous- although the roads and streets were closed off to the public for the race (but not for practice and test sessions- this caused all sorts of problems) the circuit was identical to every day civilian use, so it had no safety features of any kind and a crash often meant tumbling down a mountain slope or when in a town, crashing into a stone building, trees, and even groups of spectators. Although the Targa was a race where over its history very few people died in relation to other races like the Mille Miglia and the Carrera Panamericana, it was still a risky affair.

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ANNOUNCEMENT: My Family’s Challenge + How YOU Can Help

Heyo there people 💙✌

I’m really, really excited to share this post with you all today. It’s something that’s really important to me and I would so appreciate any support you can offer as friends and members of this amazing community we call the blogosphere 😊

My family and I are taking on a bit of an epic challenge this year and I’m here to tell you all about it and to let you know how YOU can get involved! Hopefully we’ll all have some fun along the way…

Slightly crazily, we’re driving around the UK coast on only £10 a day (£5 food and £5 fuel for a family of five 😬)  to raise money for CatZero. CatZero are a charity transforming the lives of young people and making a huge difference in their futures. They use sailing as an intense learning environment to teach self-confidence, resilience, teamwork and other invaluable life skills.  As someone passionate about creating a better world for her generation and generations to come, as well as sailing and the difference it makes, CatZero are an inspiration to me.

Round The UK On A Tenner A Day is 100% a bit crazy and it’s definitely gonna be an adventure, but we’re all up for it and would love for you to follow us on our journey. Here’s our challenge video to explain a bit more about what we’re doing and how 👇

Now for some ways that YOU can get involved!

  • Donate directly to CatZero! We’ve set up a giving page which makes donating online super quick and easy 😄

  • Share our story on your blog/social media! Here are the links to our TwitterInstagram and FaceBook. Please feel free to spread the word and help us get Round The UK On A Tenner A Day out there in whatever way you can.

  • Do your own mini fundraiser….whether it’s a cake sale….a sponsored walk or cycle…dye your hair…sell something you don’t need anymore…..whatever.. be creative! You can donate any money raised directly to CatZero through our giving page and support the life changing programmes they run for young people.

    •If you live on the UK coast then definitely get in touch and maybe we can arrange to meet up…we’re always grateful for a driveway to park on for a night as we pass through and it would be awesome to meet some of you guys along the way…

Feel free to do as little or as much as you would like or are able to do – just knowing I have your support and encouragement means a lot 🙂

If you have any ideas or questions please don’t hesitate to leave a comment below or to drop me an email via my contact page. Thank you all for reading ♥🤘

Gracie xxx

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    • Haha, yeah, it’s definitely going to be a challenge 😂 basically, we’re hoping to be able to exchange our skills and enthusiasm for food, water and a place to park for a night on our journey so hopefully that will work out….we’ll see 😁 thank you so much, Isa xx

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  1. So proud of you and your family!! Can’t wait to watch your travels unfold. I’ll be praying for provision and safety for you all. ❤❤ amazing cause and an amazing family to do it.

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  2. Wow, what an amazing adventure! It will truly be an amazing experience for all of you! 😀 I don’t have social media other than my blog, but I will have to share it there sometime! 🙂

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      • I mean I am going to Germany this summer!!! But sadly I’m not coming to the u.K. I’ll try to donate if i can. Does this organization do something with disabled youth as well?Do you know? I’m just curious.

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      • Oh nooo, so close 😄 one day we’ll get to meet! Ah, thank you that would be amazing if you could! Yes! They actually do a lot with young people who are blind, deaf and with other disabilities. A lot of the professionals I know say that some of the best sailors they know are blind and that they have absolutely AMAZING senses and are re much more connected to the wind and the ocean. They also do a lot of work with disadvantaged young people, young people with mental health issues, young people struggling at school or unemployed, army veterans, LGBTQ groups, etc .They are truly amazing!

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      • I’d love to do an internship with them one day. Or another organization that’s similar to them. Omg holland?I’ve always wanted to go there!!! Have you worked with someone who’s been disabled? Also how did you hear about them? Through family? Friends? Or another source? Lol sorry!!! This sound like an interview hahahah. I don’t mean it like that. Also sorry for the long comment.

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      • Yes, there’s loads and loads of sail training and youth development charities like them globally (mainly in the UK, but I believe there are some in the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, as well as other parts of Europe). However they are quite unique in the programmes they run and the long-term support they offer.

        I haven’t actually ever sailed with any disabled people, but to make a difference in their lives through sailing as well as any other young people of my generation is literally my goal in life!!

        I heard about them just through being involved in the sailing/sail training (the charities that take young people sailing)

        No no, ask as many questions as you want. Honestly, I love talking about it lol xx

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      • Omg I would love working with such a company. I’ve heard about a organization that I think is spesificley for blind people that helps us give back to our communities. For example, I knew of a girl who went to rural parts of China and taught kids there to read Braille. I don’t know thte name of the organization though. I love your passion honestly.

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      • That sounds absolutely awesome! Gosh, we live in a messed up society, but there truly are some inspiring people doing amazing things 🙂 I just can’t wait to actually get involved!

  3. Great comments from your bloggers.It is an enormous challenge you have taken on, but I know that you will succeed.With all the support you are getting.As I have said I will do a coffee morning . We wish you a great journey and will follow you every step of the way.Lots of love to you all

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  4. A fantastic way to raise awareness of the charity and support them, I love that you’re all doing this. It’s an interesting one, around the UK in a tenner… hadn’t come across that before! How much of the coast will you be covering? Just shared on Twitter! 🙂
    Caz xx

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  5. OOOOoooooooK this is going to be quite the adventure and I HAVE to subscribe!!!! Are you still going to be doing blog posts!? I’d love to keep up with your guys’ crazy life! That’s insane!

    Subscribed! My blog is if you want to check it out 😉

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Brandborg Winery celebrates Nouveau in Oregon’s new Elkton AVA

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Pinot Noir is processed during 2013 crush for a Nouveau-style wine at Brandborg Winery & Vineyard in Elkton, Ore.

Pinot Noir is processed during the 2013 crush for a Nouveau-style wine at Brandborg Vineyard & Winery in Elkton, Ore. (Photo courtesy of Brandborg Winery)

ELKTON, Ore. — Terry Brandborg would love to turn Elkton Villages Nouveau into an annual celebration at his eponymous Southern Oregon winery, but some years the Pinot Noir won’t make it to the party in time.

This vintage, though, the fruit came in early enough for Brandborg and his wife, Sue, to schedule their third Beaujolais Nouveau-themed party for tonight. They will be doing the cooking for 50 guests in the cellar at Brandborg Vineyard & Winery, a festive gathering in the tiny town of Elkton to observe a French tradition that’s young by Old World standards.

“I will tell them a little about the history of the event, but I really just mention that we’re sharing a celebration with like-minded people all around the globe,” Brandborg said with a chuckle.

Brandborg Vineyard & Winery in Elkton, Ore., has bottled a 2013 Elkton-Villages Nouveau Pinot Noir during the Umpqua Valley AVA.

Brandborg Vineyard & Winery in Elkton, Ore., has bottled a 2013 Elkton-Villages Nouveau Pinot Noir under the Umpqua Valley AVA. (Photo courtesy of Brandborg Winery)

A few bottles of Brandborg’s debutante 2013 Elkton-Villages Nouveau Pinot Noir also will be poured in Portland at the second annual Oregon Nouveau Block Party, an evening event that includes Bow & Arrow, Division Winemaking Co., Grochau and Terroir Originels. A ticket costs $25, and proceeds from the festival at St. Jack restaurant will benefit the Oregon Food Bank.

In recent years, Beaujolais Nouveau parties have established a toehold throughout the United States. Perhaps it’s part of the American awakening to wine, but it also may be a fun way to battle the early sunsets and cold weather. Some view it as the unofficial start of the holiday season with Thanksgiving exactly a week later.

At 12:01 a.m. on the third Thursday of November, producers in the Beaujolais region of Burgundy begin taking to market huge amounts of Gamay, a variety that’s related to Pinot Noir and made into an ebullient and approachable wine that bottled less than two months after harvest.

Beaujolais Nouveau wines are built to drink in fresh and fruity style, making them an ideal pairing for fowl or pork loin. They carry a vibrancy of youth, acidity and often a dab or two of residual sugar. Typically, they see a few days of carbonic maceration when much of the fermentation takes place inside the berries of a whole cluster. That’s followed by fermentation in either stainless steel or neutral oak for weeks — not months. Often they feature aromas of bubble gum and banana with flavors of fruit punch. It’s often viewed as a fun drink for young people and festive occasions, rather than a wine to be studied over a quiet dinner.

According to The Oxford Companion to Wine by Jancis Robinson, “… the essential point is that most Beaujolais is designed to be drunk rather than discussed or collected.”

Sue Brandborg, left, prepares Pinot Noir for whole-cluster fermentation during 2013 crush at Brandborg Winery & Vineyard in Elkton, Ore.

Sue Brandborg, left, and longtime employee Joan Smith prepare Pinot Noir for whole-cluster fermentation during 2013 crush at Brandborg Vineyard & Winery in Elkton, Ore. (Photo courtesy of Brandborg Winery)

Soon after the end of World War II, France established Nov. 15 as the official release day for Beaujolais Nouveau, but its rise in popularity can be traced back to Georges Duboeuf, born in 1933 to a winemaking and farming family. He began to redefine the marketing of Beaujolais while a negociant in the 1960s, using the annual celebration to promote his trend-setting winemaking style. Success of the flamboyant labels can be measured today by his company’s production — a staggering 25 million cases annually.

Americans may remember bottles of Nouveau Beaujolais riding the Concorde for highly publicized events in New York City on the third Thursday of November, which became the official release date as of 1985. The French maintain that it became their country’s unofficial National Drinking Day during the Nixon Administration.

In the Pacific Northwest, Brandborg readily credited Amity founding winemaker Myron Redford for embracing the Beaujolais Nouveau concept in Oregon. The Seattle native produced his first wine in the Willamette Valley — which he dubbed Pinot Noir Nouveau — in 1976, although he didn’t begin growing Gamay Noir until 1987.

McMinnville winemaker Remy Drabkin picks up on that theme and also produces a Pinot Nouveau under her Remy Wines brand.

Brandborgs enter second decade of Oregon winemaking

The Brandborgs, who moved from California to make wine in the Umpqua Valley in 2002, began celebrating Nouveau at their winery in 2009.

Terry and Sue Brandborg met in Wyoming before moving to Oregon and opening their winery in the Umpqua Valley.

Terry and Sue Brandborg met in Wyoming before moving to Oregon and opening their winery in the Umpqua Valley. (Photo courtesy of Brandborg Vineyard & Winery)

“We made it with Pinot Noir fruit, although there was one year I bought Gamay fruit when I could still find it in Oregon, he said. “Obviously, in 2011 we couldn’t because we didn’t see anything in the door until late October. This year, we had grapes in mid- to late September.”

His latest work with Gamay is a 2011 tribute to Sue’s mother and granddaughter — Miss Tilly.

“It’s finished with a bit of RS and dose of CO2, and it meets the requests we get for a red wine that’s slightly sweet,” Brandborg said.

 Tonight, he will showcase the 2013 Elkton-Villages Nouveau Pinot Noir bottled with the Umpqua Valley American Viticultural Area, rather than the area’s new AVA. His 2012 Fleur de Lis White Pinot Noir qualified but was bottled prior to the approval.

“None of the wines will be with the Elkton AVA,” Brandborg said. “It was approved as of last March, so the only wine we’ve labeled as Elkton AVA is the 2012 Riesling and 2011 Pinot Noir from the Bradley Vineyard.”

The focus of tonight’s five-course feast is centered on Pinot Noir in five styles, and anyone who’s enjoyed a meal cooked by the Brandborgs would rush back for a second helping. Remarkably, they are charging only $50 per person for the Nouveau — and wine club members got a nice discount.

“It sold out within 10 days, and about half of the group is from our wine club,” Brandborg said. “We use Constant Contact for our email list, which is the only advertising we have to use these days.”

brandborg-winery-love-puppets-pinot-noir-bottleThere’s a social hour with their 2012 Scarlett Cuvée Rosé — named for the redheaded Sue — followed by the 2012 Fleur de Lis White Pinot Noir and the 2008 Love Puppets Pinot Noir. The entree of Boeuf Bourguignon will be served with the 2013 Elkton-Villages Nouveau, and the Chocolate Bourbon Cheesecake goes with a barrel sample of the 2013 Port-style of Pinot Noir that’s yet to be named.

That White Pinot Noir, which comes off the Brandborgs’ Ferris Wheel Estate Vineyard, was bottled and labeled just before the federal government approved the Elkton AVA. The 2008 Love Puppets is predominantly from the Red Hill Vineyard in nearby Douglas County — the only single-vineyard AVA in the Northwest and a sub-appellation of the Umpqua Valley. The Port-style hails from Westbrook Vineyard near Sutherlin.

The Brandborgs moved to the Umpqua Valley from the Bay Area and quickly became one of Oregon’s top cool-climate winemakers, excelling with Pinot Noir while creating world-class Gewürztraminer and Riesling. He’s also been one of Southern Oregon’s busiest vintners, building Brandborg into an 8,500-case winery on top of doing custom-crush work.

Along the way, he’d had Nouveau in the back of his mind.

“I wanted to do it before,” he said. “I tried some in the past on a noncommercial basis during my days in the Anderson Valley and Mendocino County, but I didn’t have the technology to do it right because I wasn’t buying C02 and didn’t have gas cylinders sitting around or a container suitable to seal up the grapes for two weeks or so.”

In 2009, the conditions accommodated a Nouveau release of Pinot Noir at Brandborg Winery.

“That year, harvest started off early enough and we decided that if this something we need to do, then let’s do it, and the wine was drop-dead gorgeous,” Brandborg said. “And this was a year when we could do it because it was early enough.”

He and Sue will toast their 60-case production with guests tonight. What’s left goes on sale to the public Friday for $25 per bottle.

About Eric Degerman

Eric Degerman is the President and CEO of Great Northwest Wine. He is a journalist with more than 30 years of daily newspaper experience and has been writing about wine since 1998. He co-founded Wine Press Northwest magazine with Andy Perdue and served as its managing editor for a decade. He is a frequent wine judge at international wine competitions throughout North America and orchestrates 10 Northwest competitions each year.

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Riverside, CT – Chef Mike Pietrafeso is officially opening the doors to Ada’s Kitchen + Coffee on Monday, February 22nd! Located next to the Riverside train station within the newly renovated historic building, the spot will offer artisanal coffee and locally sourced scratch-made foods. For over 60 years, Ada and her family’s variety store and popular candy counter occupied the space.“ Anyone that stops by mentions their fond memories of Ada and her store. I appreciate keeping the nostalgia alive and at the same time adding a new chapter to it,” said Mike, a Greenwich native himself. “Many people will come in here looking for candy, which we have in honor of Ada, and then they can try great coffee and be wowed by the food.”
Ada’s Kitchen + Coffee will offer ingredients that are locally sourced, offered in a seasonal menu and paired with a variety of locally roasted artisan coffee from Path Coffee Roasters in Port Chester, NY. “Featuring local and fresh ingredients is what I do best.  We’re pulling our own mozzarella, curing all the meats and even making the ice cream that will go into the ice cream sandwiches.” Even the look of the new space is “home grown” as it was designed with the help of Mike’s friend and local interior designer, Katie Watson, owner of Watson Interior Design.
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You will be forgiven for not knowing who Nicholas Stern is. In short, a former chief economist for the World Bank, he began service in the office of Britain’s Chancellor of the Exchequer. There, in 2005, he was asked to produce what became a definitive assessment of the economic effects of climate change. Published in 2006, the “Stern Review Report on the Economics of Climate Change” suggested that climate change would result in a 5 percent drop in the annual gross domestic product in perpetuity, and that stabilizing the climate would itself cost 2 percent — a massive sum.

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Last week in Davos, however, Stern suggested that his conclusions were wrong. They were too optimistic. From The Guardian:

In an interview at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Stern, who is now a crossbench peer, said: “Looking back, I underestimated the risks. The planet and the atmosphere seem to be absorbing less carbon than we expected, and emissions are rising pretty strongly. Some of the effects are coming through more quickly than we thought then.”

The Stern review, published in 2006, pointed to a 75% chance that global temperatures would rise by between two and three degrees above the long-term average; he now believes we are “on track for something like four “. Had he known the way the situation would evolve, he says, “I think I would have been a bit more blunt. I would have been much more strong about the risks of a four- or five-degree rise.” …

“This is potentially so dangerous that we have to act strongly. Do we want to play Russian roulette with two bullets or one? These risks for many people are existential.”

The risks for the people to whom Stern was speaking — those attending the exclusive Davos convening — were not existential at all. They largely have the resources to avoid climate disaster’s worst effects; many won’t live to see them.

This has long been the problem Stern faces. In late 2011, Stern suggested a key contradiction in climate policy: markets value fossil fuel companies continuing to extract beyond levels that world governments say are acceptable. Stern, as a representative of the latter group, has tried for years to use the language of the former group — economics — to explain to them why and how climate change must be halted. But the problem isn’t in his translation. It’s in the unwillingness of those with money and power to invest that money and that power in a more stable future. Stern saying he was downplaying the risk of climate change is another sentence in a language they understand, but another statement they aren’t interested in hearing.


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I’ve had a good time with them, but a bunch of people reading this will just think they’re a bunch of numbers and the next ponzi scheme scandal.

Back in 2017 I did well out of Bitcoin and Ethereum investments, selling a third of my stake in the former on the highest it’s ever been, and ending up with 167% returns in five months plus a bit left over to diversify out into ten lesser known coins.

That knowledge and guinea pigness gave me some authority to write a subscribers only guide that went out in July last year.

Then at the end of September I decided I was a bit bored with monitoring the ten coins (and not trading them at all) and so put all of that (very small stake) into one coin, Tezos.

As at this morning Tezos is up 75% since I bought it, including a 14% gain in just two hours yesterday.

Which makes me think about liquidating that gain, re-reading the two best books I could find on the topic leading up to writing the guide last year, and taking this altcoin trading stuff a bit more seriously.

It will all come down to how much time and effort it looks like I need to put in.

As this is all now back at the forefront of my mind I thought I would do a one-off sale for anyone who would like to read the fifteen-page guide I published last summer.

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Maati Ko Putra Kaisae Nachat Hai.. ਮਾਟੀ ਕੋ ਪੁਤਰਾ ਕੈਸੇ ਨਚਤੁ ਹੈ

Sri Guru Granth Sahib Page 487

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Shabad Audio: Maati Ko Putra Kaisae Nachat Hai

Shabad Sung in Raag Hussaine Kanahra

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 Shabad Interpretation in English:

How does the puppet of clay dance !! He looks and listens, hears and speaks, and runs around. When he acquires something, he is inflated with ego. But when his wealth is gone, then he cries and bewails. In thought, word and deed, he is attached to the sweet and tangy flavors. When he dies, no one knows where he has gone. Says Ravidas, the world is a play my brethren. I have enshrined love for the Lord, the star of the show.

 Shabad Interpretation in Punjabi:
 Shabad Interpretation in Hindi:

देख भाई, मानुष मिट्टी की कठपुतली की तरह कैसे नाच रहा है !! चारों ओर देखता है सुनता ओर बोलता भी है, लक्ष्य रहित इधर उधर दौड़ रहा है. जब उसे कुछ प्राप्त होजाता है तो अहंकार से भर जाता है. ओर जब कुछ खो जाता है तो विलाप करता है. विचार कथनी ओर करम से मानुष मीठे ओर आकर्षित स्वादों में मगन रहता है. जब वोह इस संसार से विदा होता है तो न जाने कहाँ चला जाता है ! रविदास कहता है, भाई यह संसार तो इक कठपुतली का खेल है. मुझे तो उस बाजीगर प्रभु से प्रीत हो गयी है.

About Manbir & Gurpreet

Gurpreet Kaur’s journey in this world .... Gurpreet Kaur was a Musician. She was a singer and a composer of music. Her interest was composing and singing Gurbani Shabads in Indian Classical style. She sang Shabads in All the Raags mentioned in Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji. She also taught Gurmat Sangeet at Gurmat Gian Missionary College, Jawadi, Ludhiana. Elder child to Pushpinder Kaur and Dr. Brig. Harminder Singh, was born in Amritsar on 13th Jan 1962. She attended various convent schools as a child because her father would get frequent Army postings as a dental surgeon. She graduated with Music Honors from Govt. College for Women, Chandigarh. Music was her hobby and she composed and sang Raag based Gurbani Shabads. Doing Kirtan was part of growing up nurtured by her parents. She learned music from her father Dr. Brigadier Harminder Singh who was a dental surgeon in Indian Army and a very good singer himself. Gurpreet’s Bhua (father’s sister), Ajit Kaur retied as a Head of Department of Music from Govt. College for Women Ludhiana, and was a renounced Punjabi singer of her time. Gurpreet Kaur also learned nuances of Indian Classical Music from Pandita Sharma. She was a mother of three children, and a grandmother. Her daughter Keerat Kaur is a Computer Engineer. Her two sons Gurkeerat Singh and Jaskeerat Singh are doctors in USA. Her daughter Keerat Kaur too was part of her group ~ Gurmat Gian Group. Gurpreet Kaur left this world at the age of 54yrs on 12th Sept 2016 in Baltimore USA. She had recorded around 25 cds of Gurbani Keertan. 'Raag Ratan' Album (6 CDs) is a Compilation of Shabads in All the 31 Sudh Raags of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji. 'Gauri Sagar' Album (3 CDs) is a Compilation of All forms of Raag Gauri in Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji. 'Nanak Ki Malhaar' ~ ((3 CDs) is an album of Raag Malhar Shabads in various forms of Malhar. 'Gur Parsaad Basant Bana' ~ (3 CDs) is an album of Shabads in Raag Basant sung in various forms of Raag Basant. Har Ki Vadeyai Sarni Aayea Sewa Priya Kee Preet Piyaree Mohan Ghar Aavho Karo Jodariya Mo Kao Taar Le Raama Taar Le Tere Kavan Kavan Gun Keh Keh Gawan Mera Baid Guru Govinda Saajanrraa Mera Saajanrraa
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20 Responses to Maati Ko Putra Kaisae Nachat Hai.. ਮਾਟੀ ਕੋ ਪੁਤਰਾ ਕੈਸੇ ਨਚਤੁ ਹੈ

  1. Sangat Singh says:

    What lovely and exquisite offering. I have forwarded this to the editor of Sikhchic to do a full profile oon Gurmat Gian Group. : site:

    Such exquisite singing. May Waheguru’s Blessings be on them.

  2. Excellent job…..May Akal Purakh shower HIS UTMOST BLESSINGS to ur unit.
    Can u arrange to have the shabad recited in the Nirdharat Raga ie. Raag AASA..
    once again….Congrats and with all the good wishes….
    Sewak Har bhajan singh

    • Gurpreet Kaur says:

      Thanks a lot for your Good Wishes. I would keep in mind your suggestions.
      Just to add, soon a new Album of 6 CDs is to be released which is a Compilation of Shabads in All the 31 Sudh Raags of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji.
      Thanks again for your Good Wishes.

      • Respected Bhenjio, Gurpreet Kaur ji,Gurfatehji….Pl do let us know as to wen the 6 CDs,in 31 Ragaas(Nirdharat) r expected to b released.
        In case if u so desire, notations of shabads, recited by ur esteemed group in Nirdharat Ragaas, could b included in the forthcoming issues of the monthly “Amrit Krtan” magazine published from Chandigarh.
        With Best of wishes,

        Har Bhajan Singh

        • Gurpreet Kaur says:

          Gur Fateh Har Bhajan Singh ji,
          We are expecting the release of our New Album of 6 CDs of 31 Nirdharit Raags to be in the later half of Nov. 2010. Surly, the notations of these Shabads may be included for the benefit of others.

  3. Congratulations. Very well presented. Effective Visuals.

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  5. Santokh Singh Saran says:

    Very good indeed. It reminds me of my childhood when I heard it from the local Gurdwara and I used it to tease my playmates.

  6. Sukhdev Singh Dubai says:

  7. Er S K S Deol says:

  8. God bless you. I am like your kirtan.

  9. inderjeet singh says:

    waah kya baat hai
    i really appreciate ur talent
    recited in proper manner
    god bless us all

  10. inderjeet singh says:

    and please tell me
    who is ur ustad ?
    where u took raag vidiya from?

    • Gurpreet Kaur says:

      Gur Fateh Inderjeet Singh ji,
      My real Ustad for Music was my father Brigadier Harminder Singh who was a Dentist in the Indian Army. He is the one by whose efforts I developed and learned Indian Classical Music. He himself was a very good Kirtania and would do very nice Raag based Gurbani Kirtan. From the time of schooling and later in college my father stimulated me to take up Music as a subject. In college Pandit Sharma too gave me enough vidiya of Indian Classical Music and was my important teacher who taught me real classical music.

  11. Pashaura Singh says:

    Excellent rendition!!! May Akal Purakh bless you more with this spiritual treasure!!!

  12. manoj kumar says:

    vy vy nice GOD bless you

  13. Dr. Manbir Singh says:

    (Taking liberty of adding interpretation by one of our viewers Gurmit Kaur )

    How does the puppet of clay dance?

    The emphasis for me is the ‘puppet’ that is a clay creation created by the creator, (this is case the clay puppet is deviod of compassion) Also bear in mind that a ‘puppet’ is controlled and has its string pulled by ‘maya’. In this case it is maya that gazes looks and listens and hears and runs around.

    This shabad is so simple, in a few sentences it can summarise what 80% of the world does most of the time, runs around in a swirl of maya, searching looking and talking of ways to increase maya. Finally, it succeeds, fulfilling the wish of the puppet, but the ego is inflated, remember a clay puppet cannot feel compassion, it is made of clay and an inflated ego will only lead to misery, for what is inflated WILL be deflated, that is the basic law of nature. Like a ballon inflated with the breath of maya as its foundation then there is no stability. The same breath and lips speaks only heighten sweet false words for sake of maya, will crave the taste of sweet flavours, and an excess of sweet flavours will lead to disease in the body. A diseased body will finally lead to death, for it cannot be sustained by falsehood.

    Says Ravidass the is a play of the world and in many cases our lives . Ravidass thas so so simply summarised life and truth as the world is today so beautifully and simply. Finally in the play of life only the love of the Lord is the star of the show.

    Ravidass highlights the the problems of the world today, the issues, and then provides a solution to the drama, that is only the love of the Lord.

    How beautiful can you get??

    Thank you for highlightening this beautiful and simply shabad for us

    Please accept my sincere apologies for any misinterpretations I am still learning.

  14. Amit kinger says:

    Mn prsann ho gya, aini shanti mili k jo lfza vich byan ni ho skdi.
    Waheguru g ka khalsa,
    Waheguru g ki fteh.

  15. jsanand shahkoti says:

    satkar jog piare piare bahin[sistor] ji. mati ko putra……. shabad di vedio vekh sun ke man vismad awasta wich leen ho giya. wahiguroo app ji nu hor bal bashash kare das dee iho ardas hai jagjeet singh shahkoti uk.

  16. GURMEETKAUR says:

    Gurfateh jio….
    SHABAD suniya really bhainji bahut sweet voice hai
    Guru tuhade te kirpa kare tusi iss tara panth di sewa karde raho

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Tag Archives: Ruralisation

Our Changing Lifestyle

Many of you will have come across the various forms of the “Did You Know?” or “Shift Happens” slide shows over the past decade or so – there are several versions on YouTube, of course.

Regardless of how accurate you believe the figures presented to be, the facts of the matter are that the nature of work is changing more fundamentally than many people yet believe – and is doing so more quickly than any major change that has gone before.

Urbanisation really came into its own with the Industrial Revolution: although towns/cities had existed almost from the dawn of civilisation, it took the centralising of manufacture to drive the majority of the workforce into conveniently situated accommodation near to their work.

Now, though, two major factors are driving the next big change in the way we live:

  • The increase of service industries – in the US and the UK, this already accounts for around 77% of GDP, v 22% for “traditional industry,” and even in China service industries are fast approaching parity with “traditional industry” in GDP terms (44% v 46%).  Such “knowledge” work is far less location-dependant than manufacturing lines and their like.
  •  The increase in digital communication technologies and speeds which free us up from location dependence even more, as we can talk, meet (over video links), email, and so on from virtually anywhere, any time.

These factors are, of course, spawning ever-more smaller businesses focused on different niche market areas. Big business in many service areas is inefficient as management overheads lead to cost issues when compared with smaller businesses, which are also generally more nimble and able to adapt more rapidly to changing market conditions.

While the higher cost of property in cities was offset by the lower commuting costs which kept the populations of the cities growing, as people need to commute less to central locations so the need to live in a city diminishes and people become freer to choose where to live. Couple this with the issues over living conditions in crowded cities (the recent riots in UK cities underscore some of this) and a somewhat more rural residential lifestyle becomes attractive – less expensive, less crowded, quieter and less potentially dangerous.

The impact this could have on cities is enormous – property prices would drop as supply of properties exceeds demand and infrastructure investment would move elsewhere, following the people. Conversely, large-scale migration to more rural areas will create its own set of problems – residents objecting to large-scale growth (although the shop-owners won’t mind the influx of customers too much), crowded roads and creaking infrastructure which will have to be upgraded to handle the increased loads, and so on. District councils will start to compete with each other to offer the best combination of space (there’s no point moving from one crowded area to another), infrastructure, affordability and general lifestyle.

As location independence grows, the same, of course, should then start to happen at a country level. Some countries – Malaysia, for example – are busy today trying to attract retirees on the basis of lifestyle and costs, and so boost their economies through a relatively high-spending population. Can we expect to see a scenario in the next 10 years where countries compete to attract people on the basis of infrastructure, cost of living and general lifestyle, regardless of where the companies themselves are located?

What would this do for country citizenship, for taxation bases, social security networks and the like? Have you thought about where you would, or wouldn’t, like to live if you were able to be truly location-independent? How does your current country measure up?


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