 Our teacher taught me very well and helped me to understand Russian.
During my stay in St. Petersburg, in the evening when the sun set in it’s particular Petersburg way, I often took short walks from my house to the Gulf of Finland where I could see Kronshtadt Island and the buildings on the Baltic coast. There on the extremely polluted shore, I tried to gather all my thoughts about this strange and beautiful country to which I had decided to devote so much of my time. At the present time, looking at my computer screen in my comfortable, air-conditioned apartment in my typical, unremarkable city in the center of America, I am forced to wait for next summer to continue my adventures in Russia.
During my first few weeks in St. Petersburg, I felt as if I had been swallowed by a huge city. I spent the remainder of my time searching for my own way through a country and culture which has so little in common with the world that I am familiar with. Those impressions and emotions, which I experienced living and studying in St. Petersburg, are something that strongly influenced what type of person I have become. My teachers at the St. Petersburg University helped transfer Russian from the written page to life. Having gotten so much from this experience, I now know that I will return to Russia to visit my friends and to share their culture with my family and with other people.
Dear Friend and Colleague Boris (and fellow musician!), My son, Matthew, has returned and to me he speaks wonderfully. Thank you! All of his reports tell how excellent his time in St. Petersburg was. You, Prof. Yurkov, and all the members of the University's Russian and Language Culture Institute have done a great job for the students. I hope we can stay in contact for many years as friends and colleagues. I will certainly recommend your Institute to those interested in learning Russian language and culture. All the best to you, Professor,Ed Jankovic.
This sequence of papers examines spatio-temporal variations of precipitation over the Tibetan Plateau (TP) based on satellite observations. Here in Part 2, spatial patterns of seasonal and diurnal variations of precipitation have been examined based on the Global Precipitation Measurement Mission (GPM) and three additional satellite products. The results show a spatial dipole pattern of two distinct seasonalities: The central TP is marked by strong July peaks and exhibits rainfall contributions of the monsoon season (May-September) of more than 70%, whereas northwestern and southern regions of the plateau exhibit significantly smaller amplitudes in the annual cycle. In some southern regions which are characterized by very high summer mean precipitation and more extreme rain rates, winter months (October-April) contribute significantly to the total annual mean precipitation. In addition, there are larger differences in seasonal curves along a west-to-east axis, than along a north-to-south axis. The spatial patterns of diurnal precipitation over the TP are more complex compared to seasonality and point to multiple components, which construct the regional differences. These show also a seasonal dependence and are characterized by a stronger afternoon to early evening peak (17:00 LST time, 11:00 UTC) and weaker nighttime peak (23:00 LST, 17:00 UTC) during the monsoon season and over the plateau compared to its surroundings. Furthermore, it was shown that convective precipitation during the monsoon season contribute only up to 30% to the total precipitation, whereas more than 70% is produced by the 90th percentile of daily rain rates. An important characteristic of summer precipitation is hence that a significant part of the extreme precipitation is non-convective. This paper reveals new features of spatial patterns in seasonal and diurnal precipitation and highlights the importance of non-monsoonal components for seasonal precipitation variations.<?php

namespace evaluaUcab\EstudianteBundle\Controller;

use Symfony\Bundle\FrameworkBundle\Controller\Controller;
use evaluaUcab\EstudianteBundle\Form\EstudianteRegistroType;

class DefaultController extends Controller {

    public function indexAction($name) {
        return $this->render('EstudianteBundle:Default:index.html.twig', array('name' => $name));
    }

    public function editPerfilAction($id) {
        $em = $this->getDoctrine()->getManager();

        $estudiante = $em->getRepository('EstudianteBundle:Estudiante')->find($id);

        if (!$estudiante) {
            throw $this->createNotFoundException('No se ha encontrado el estudiante solicitado');
        }

        $editForm = $this->createForm(new EstudianteRegistroType(), $estudiante);


        return $this->render('EstudianteBundle:Default:modalEditEstudiante.html.twig', array(
                    'estudiante' => $estudiante,
                    'edit_form' => $editForm->createView(),
        ));
    }
    
       
    public function updatePerfilAction($id) {
        $em = $this->getDoctrine()->getManager();

        $estudiante = $em->getRepository('EstudianteBundle:Estudiante')->find($id);
        $cedula = $estudiante->getCedula();
        $password = $<PASSWORD>();

        if (!$estudiante) {
            throw $this->createNotFoundException('No se ha encontrado el estudiante solicitado');
        }

        $editForm = $this->createForm(new EstudianteRegistroType(), $estudiante);

        $request = $this->getRequest();

        $editForm->handleRequest($request);
        if ($editForm->isValid()) {
           
            if (!($cedula === $estudiante->getCedula())){
              rename( __DIR__.'/../../../../web/uploads/estudiantes/'.$cedula,
                      __DIR__.'/../../../../web/uploads/estudiantes/'.$estudiante->getCedula());
            }
            $estudiante->setPassword($password);
       
            $estudiante->upload();
            $em->persist($estudiante);
            $em->flush();

            $this->getRequest()->getSession()->getFlashBag()->add('notice', '¡Perfil Modificado!');

            return $this->redirect($this->generateUrl('estudiante_edit', array('id' => $id)));
        }
          //var_dump($editForm->getErrors());
        return $this->render('EstudianteBundle:Default:modalEditEstudiante.html.twig', array(
                    'estudiante' => $estudiante,
                    'edit_form' => $editForm->createView(),
        ));
    }

}
Home Videos Movie Songs Damlelaya Babachi Kahani gets a video!
Damlelaya Babachi Kahani gets a video!
Damlelya Babachi Kahani is arguably the most popular song by the lyricist-composer duo of Sandeep Khare and Salil Kulkarni. The song expressing the turmoil and the helplessness a Father feels towards missing being a part of his daughter’s childhood as he is busy working, invariably leaves people teary-eyed. The touching song wasn’t really released as a video when it was composed. But now it is part of a film by the name of the song itself.
The video of the song has Sandeep Khare, the lyricist, himself playing the damlela baba. Sandeep has worked in a marathi film called Bioscope before, so he has had acting experience and it shows that he is natural at expressing his own words. The song traces the journey of the father right from when his daughter was a baby to her wedding day. You can notice Sandeep’s hairline receding as the time passes by. The video otherwise has a very TV serial like aesthetic.
Nevertheless, a popular and vivid song like this deserved a video and it finally has one.
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