Compassion Quotes by great legends to make this earth a better place to live - Happy Living!

“No one has ever become poor by giving.” -  Anne Frank

Anne Frank was a typical teenage girl……..she kept a diary. However, the diary Anne kept was anything but typical. You see, Anne kept a diary of her experiences as she and her Jewish family hid from the Nazis during World War II.

“If we have no peace, it is because we have forgotten that we belong to each other.”  ― Mother Teresa

Mother Teresa (1910-1997) was a Roman Catholic nun, who devoted her life to serving the poor and destitute around the world. She spent many years in Calcutta, India where she founded the Missionaries of Charity, a religious congregation devoted to helping those in great need.

“It is easy enough to be friendly to one's friends. But to befriend the one who regards himself as your enemy is the quintessence of true religion. The other is mere business.”  ― Mahatma Gandhi

“Compassion hurts. When you feel connected to everything, you also feel responsible for everything. And you cannot turn away. Your destiny is bound with the destinies of others. You must either learn to carry the Universe or be crushed by it. You must grow strong enough to love the world, yet empty enough to sit down at the same table with its worst horrors.” ― Andrew Boyd

“Mama was my greatest teacher, a teacher of compassion, love and fearlessness. If love is sweet as a flower, then my mother is that sweet flower of love”
 -Stevie Wonder

Here are the values that I stand for: honesty, equality, kindness, compassion, treating people the way you want to be treated and helping those in need. To me, those are traditional values - Ellen DeGeneres

“No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.” ― Aesop


 Little is known about the ancient Greek writer Aesop (c. 620 B.C.E.–c.560 B.C.E.), he was said to have been a slave who earned his freedom through his storytelling and went on to serve as advisor to a king. Both his name and the animist tone of his tales have led some scholars to believe he may have been Ethiopian in origin.

“Love and compassion are necessities, not luxuries. Without them, humanity cannot survive.”  ― Dalai Lama XIV


Dalai Lama means Ocean of Wisdom; Tibetans normally refer to His Holiness as Yizhin Norbu, the Wish-Fulfilling Gem, or simply Kundun, the Presence.

Compassion Quotes by great legends to make this earth a better place to live - Happy Living!

Compassion quotes - My World My People from My World My People

Didn't know about these secrets for thick and strong hair, Did you?

Here we suggest some home remedies which are 100% natural for a sensational hair without leaving home. Hydration and softness is the primary objective we want to achieve with just a few Euros and a little time to prepare the recipe and then to relax and enjoy a natural and effective treatment that is effective to get thick hair naturally.

To do this, you only need a very ripe banana, two tablespoons of honey and a tablespoon of plain yogurt. To get our super moisturizing mask, follow a series of simple steps we can all do at home.

Ø  Rosemary oil: 

The natural rosemary oil ties best for combating this problem as it stimulates blood to the hair roots that that makes the hair strand thick and healthy. Along with rosemary oil, we can also use coconut oil, almond and olive oil. A wise idea is for you to put together all sorts of these natural oils with rosemary oil. The latter massage treatment accelerates the outcome and guarantees considerable thickness to the hair.

They love to scream ...so cute!

Relationship can not be judged just because of happiness, but can be found out in everywhere if you can.

Dogs have an exciting vocal range that many people may not be aware of.

Some dogs scream, some growl, and some can even talk or sound like the can talk. But this dog certainly wins the cake for having the most energetic vocal range, find out why!

Wow ....A baby discovers her hands for the first time!

Sometimes their reactions are so different for the things that belong to them.

This little girl's reaction once she realizes she has two hands and that the fingers don't come off! You can literally see the wheels turning as she explores this new learning experience.

Source: MSN

Reasons to be in France

1. Feeling the warm summer breeze in your hair as you cycle through fields of golden sunflowers in the Loire Valley.

2. Champagne: drink it at St Pancras, drink it on the Eurostar, then drink it in the eponymous region, surrounded by the vines that provide us with the world’s best bubbles.

3. Strolling through the old town of the ‘pink city’ Toulouse to the strains of an accordion.

4. Going green? By holidaying in France, your carbon footprint couldn’t get smaller – unless you stay in Britain.

5. French museums are dedicated to subjects as diverse as chocolate (in Biarritz), corkscrews (Ménerbes) and comic strips (Angoulême).

6. From the shores of Normandy to the white and sandy idylls on the Ile de Ré, beach lovers are spoiled for choice – and don’t forget the beaches surrounding the inland lakes.

7. The iconic chariot that is the Citroën 2CV. It’s hardy, is only two horsepower and celebrates its 60th birthday this year.

Reasons to be in BRAZIL

1.  Brazil Beaches

More than 2,000 beaches stretch along Brazil's shoreline and more than 1,000 islands dot the Atlantic Ocean within the country's limits. While many of them are densely populated, many are preserved ecological sanctuaries.

2.  Amazing Landscapes & Ecosystems

The Amazon River and Rainforest andIguaçu Falls are the most famous natural attractions in a country that has 62 National Parks and hundreds of conservation units. Brazil holds several records for its wildlife numbers and diversity. As one of the responses to the urgent need to preserve seriously endangered natural treasures, ecotourism and responsible travel initiatives are on the rise, making it possible for more travelers to enjoy Brazil in a sustainable way and opening up perspectives for local communities.

3.  Cities and Towns

Despite all the questionable aspects of 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil at the heart of the wave of protests in the country's streets, the tournament has been a catalyst for several changes for the better in the host cities and beyond; many of the newly launched cultural attractions, such as the ones in Belo Horizonte, have depended greatly on the support of private institutions.

4.  Brazilian People and Culture

For hundreds of years, Brazilian culture has been in the making by people with a very diverse ethnic and cultural heritage. A glorious mix of contributions is imprinted in the culture that generated easily recognizable expressions such as bossa nova, capoeira, and the yellow soccer jersey. Strong cultural resilience sustains, for example, the efforts of indigenous peoples and African-Brazilians as they reaffirm their sense of identity through strife. And it's safe to say that the people who have created Brazil are, as a rule, friendly to foreign tourists.

5.  Celebrations & Events

Yes, we have Carnival. And because it's a countrywide celebration, up-and-coming cities are gradually drawing more attention as options to leaders Rio, Salvador, Recife and Olinda.

However, there's much more to the Brazilian calendar. For example, many international travelers have discovered that Reveillon, the Brazilian New Year, is as much fun as Carnival. Here's a sample of the diversity of Brazil's festivals and events:

• Semana Santa - the Brazilian Holy Week
• Festas Juninas
• Festa do Divino
• Festa Nacional do Índio
• LGBT Pride Parade in São Paulo
• St. Vito Festival

6.  Brazilian Cuisine

From open fire pits tended in the open fields of Rio Grande do Sul by gaúchos, the South American cowboys, to upscale restaurants abroad, barbecue is one of the trends that have brought international attention to Brazilian food.

Great chefs, inspired by the country's diversity of native ingredients and regional traditions, are writing a whole new chapter in Brazil food. One of the best ways to get in touch with this diversity is through one of Brazil's many food festivals.

7.  Travel-Friendly Weather

Not all the time, not everywhere. And when it rains, sometimes it pours (on and on) as in Natal this World Cup.  But in Brazil, the right timing can improve your year-round chances of finding a place where the sky is blue and the temperature invites you to be outdoors. Northeastern coastal cities like Fortaleza have about 300 days of sunshine a year. Fall and winter travel in a great part of Brazil is delightful, with cool sunrises, a general shedding of sweaters during unbelievably bright sunny days and clear, chilly nights that are perfect for cuddling by the fireplace.

8.  Brazil Hotels and Pousadas

Places to stay that could be destinations in themselves, such as rainforest lodges; better hotels, increasingly demanded by a growing business travel industry, andcharming pousadas in the most attractive destinations are some of the trends in accommodations in Brazil.

 9. Tourism is a Priority to Brazil

Brazil's Ministry of Tourism and state and city administrations are investing as seriously in the area as the private sector. That translates into better roads, more jobs, an improvement of community life, and many other benefits that are turning Brazil into a more desirable destination than ever.

10. Brazil is a Gateway to South America

Brazil has awesome neighbors. Make it your hub to some of the greatest attractions in South America, such as:
 

• Argentina
• Peru
• Patagonia

Source: http://gobrazil.about.com/od/culturehistorylanguage/tp/Top-Reasons-to-Visit-Brazil.htm

Reasons to be in ITALY

Food: Italy is a pasta lover's paradise; but don't forget the pizza and the gelato.

Romance: Whether you're strolling atmospheric Venice or sipping wine, Italy enchants.

History: The ruins of ancient Pompeii and the leaning tower of Pisa breathe antiquity.

Art: The big hitters—Botticelli, Michelangelo, Raphael, Caravaggio, and more

Shopping: Few things say quality or style like "made in Italy."

Stunning landscapes: Tuscany, the Amalfi Coast, the Cinque Terre, to name just a few

THE VATICAN

The home of the Catholic Church, Vatican City, a tiny independent state tucked within central Rome, holds some of the city's most spectacular sights, including St. Peter's Basilica, the Vatican Museums, and Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel ceiling.

ANCIENT ROME

The Colosseum and the Roman Forum are remarkable ruins from Rome's ancient past. Sitting above it all is the Campidoglio, with a piazza designed by Michelangelo and museums containing one of the world's finest collections of ancient art.

VENICE'S GRAND CANAL

A trip down Venice's "Main Street," whether by water bus or gondola, is a signature Italian experience.

PALLADIO'S VILLAS AND PALAZZI

The 16th-century genius Andrea Palladio is one of the most influential figures in the history of architecture. You can visit his creations in his hometown of Vicenza, in and around Venice, and outside Treviso.

RAVENNA'S MOSAICS

This town off the Adriatic Sea, once the capital of the Western Roman Empire and seat of the Byzantine Empire in the West, is home to 5th- and 6th-century mosaics that rank among the greatest art treasures in Italy.

GALLERIA DEGLI UFFIZI, FLORENCE

The Uffizi—Renaissance art's hall of fame—contains masterpieces by Leonardo, Michelangelo, Raphael, Botticelli, Caravaggio, and dozens of other luminaries.

DUOMO, FLORENCE

The massive dome of Florence's Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore (aka the Duomo) is one of the world's great feats of engineering.

PIAZZA DEL CAMPO, SIENA

Siena is Tuscany's classic medieval hill town, and its heart is the Piazza del Campo, the beautiful, one-of-a-kind town square.

BASILICA DI SAN FRANCESCO, ASSISI

The giant basilica—made up of two churches, one built on top of the other—honors St. Francis with its remarkable fresco cycles.

PALAZZO DUCALE, URBINO

No other building better exemplifies the principles and ideals of the Renaissance than this palace in the Marches region, east of Umbria.

THE RUINS OF POMPEII

When Vesuvius erupted in AD 79, its fallout froze the town of Pompeii in time. Walking its streets brings antiquity to life.

RAVELLO, ON THE AMALFI COAST

Nowhere else better captures the essence of the gorgeous Amalfi Coast than Ravello. Perched high above the Tyrrhenian Sea, it's the place to go for your blissful dolce vitamoment.

LECCE, PUGLIA

With its lavish Baroque architecture and engaging street life, Lecce takes the prize for the most appealing town in Italy's deep south.

VALLE DEI TEMPLI, SICILY

The Greek influence in Sicily dates to ancient days, as is borne out by these well-preserved temple ruins.

Source: http://www.fodors.com/world/europe/italy/experiences/top-things-to-do-in-italy-2822106

Reasons to be in RUSSIA

Many foreigners from ex-Soviet republics and non-CIS countries strive to live in Russia.

From time to time Russia becomes influenced by economic crises. Volatile economy scares away those, who come to Russia to make quick money or build a career (immigrants from Asia, Europe or Northern America), but less materialistic foreigners still feel a strong interest in this country. Why do they find Russia so appealing? Let’s try to figure it out.

1. TOLERANCE

Russia is a highly tolerant country. Various polls have shown that Europeans and Americans are not nearly so tolerant of other faiths and beliefs as Russians.

Being in Paris, I saw a native Frenchman frowning at the company of African immigrants. He was not directly hostile, but he clearly did not like them. In Russia, tolerance is not just a political correctness stunt, but the way of world perception. Indeed, there are more than 180 peoples living in Russia. For many years people of different cultures and nationalities have been making a great contribution to the Russian development. Russia will gladly accept new members into its multinational family, if those are ready to live and work there.

2. LIVING IN RUSSIA IS INTERESTING

This huge country is a real kaleidoscope of different cultures, natural and urban panoramas.

Russians themselves are particularly interesting specimens, unfettered by any conventions.

3. REAL HUMAN RELATIONS

Yet, Russians cannot be called ordinary people. They differ from uptight Asian nations or Europeans, who always follow the rules of courtesy and respect the concept of private space.

When Russians smile, they do it sincerely. When they truly detest something, they are unlikely to conceal it. Russia is the only place, where you can have “a heart-to-heart talk”, i.e. you can say whatever comes to your mind.

4. SPIRITUALITY AND INTELLIGENCE

Russians have a reputation for being spiritual and intelligent people, regardless of their social status.

You may be surprised to learn that a lovely girl you are talking to buys products and medicines for an old lady, who lives nearby and cannot do it for herself. She does it every day and does not regard this act as something extraordinary.

A down-to-earth technician may reveal himself as a big fan of classical music and Renaissance art. Likewise, a bus driver may switch on a classic rock song and the better part of passengers may sing along to it in English.

5. DISPUTE

Dispute is a unique phenomenon of daily life in Russia. In fact, it is quite hard to imagine a real dispute in any other western or eastern culture unless it is scientific debates. In Russia, a meeting or a holiday fest may result in a heated discussion on any possible topic, and it is commonly known that truth is born of arguments.

6. A STABLE LIVING BASE IN RUSSIA

A major part of Russia lies in stable and seismic-safe zones.

Besides, the bulk of the Russian territory is notably raised above sea level. As a rule, greenhouse effect makes climate for the population of Russia better and not worse, as in other parts of the world. For instance, Russian winters become milder.

Russia is well-provided with fresh water (remember Lake Baikal), fossil fuels and minerals. Furthermore, such renewable resources as hydropower are immense and their number is constantly rising. All in all, Russia has almost everything needed for a good live.

7. ALL FOR ONE, ONE FOR ALL!

The time of troubles and the pursuit of a crazy idea – either it is the elimination of a threat to mankind or dare a space flight – seem to draw Russians together. United by a common belief, they form an integrated whole. And it is damn good to feel that you are a part of something big and great!

8. TALENTED AND GIFTED

Russians are people of many talents. Never-ending problems make this nation very resourceful.

If you look upon the development of science and technology, you will realize that many inventions and breakthroughs become possible thanks to native Russians and Russian immigrants. Nowadays, this trend is still present. It is nice to live in Russia, surrounded by such gifted people.

9. RUSSIAN ART

We have posted many articles on Russian writers, poets, composers, musicians, singers, architects and other representatives of Russian art. And we will post even more.

If you live in Russia, you have a chance to immerse yourself into its rich history and touch upon the treasures of world culture right where they were created!

10. BEAUTY

Being a seasoned traveler, I am probably allowed to say that Russian women are the most beautiful in the world. There is no other place where I have met so many gorgeous people. Even in foreign countries and tourist strongholds Russians can be easily distinguished by their beauty. In simple words, if you see an attractive girl on the beach, feel free to greet her in Russian by saying “Privyet!” (“Hi!”).

Certainly, a life in Russia has its drawbacks, but there are no perfect countries in the world.

Source: http://todiscoverrussia.com/to-live-in-russia/

Reasons to be in POLAND

ü  Poland boasts a friendly population of hospitable people that are welcoming and genuine, giving travellers a unique look into the culture of this natural beauty.

ü  Poland is a tourist hot spot with over a million travelers flocking to their lush forests, beautiful seascapes, and modern metropolis.

ü  The museums, palaces and art scenes of the historic country are among some of the most amazing in the world with world class exhibits and these are operating year round.

ü  If winter sports are your cup of joy then Poland provides you with the scenic Tatras range or the Carpathians which contain some of the most amazing skiing conditions available.

ü  During the summer hiking, biking, backpacking, and camping are king with many lakes, forests, and mountains to entertain the most experienced outdoorsman.

ü  For those with a more urban liking, the modern cities of Warsaw and Cracow offer world touring concerts, music gigs of all genres and a vibrant night life.

ü  The Polish people are devoutly religious and there are numerous cathedrals scattered across the nation such as the Basilica of Our Lady of Lichen and the Eastern Orthodox Metropolitan Cathedral in Warsaw with its beautiful gothic architecture and rich history.

ü  Poland has been a melting pot of sorts melding eastern and western culture and through history this fact has developed Poland into an advante garde of the arts, sciences, and mathematics producing masters of astronomy Nicolaus Copernicus, and the master composer Frederick Chopin. Poets and writers Jan Kochanowski, Adam Mickiewicz, Boleslaw Prus, Juliusz Slowacki, Witold Gombrowicz, Stanislaw Lem and, Ryszard Kapuscinski all were from Poland.

ü  Poland also boasts a cuisine that has been influenced by surrounding countries and occupations and is truly original of the region. Poles allow themselves a generous amount of time to prepare and enjoy their hearty meals

ü  Poland is the perfect European adventure for a wide variety of interests and likings and should be explored to be truly appreciated; you are assured there is something on for everyone.

ü  Poland is also a shopper’s paradise. Polish jewellery made of silver and amber, hand-made table cloths, crystals, china, ceramic, Christmas tree decorations, Easter eggs, ginger cookies from Toru, and vodkas with herbal extracts, such as Zubrówska and Goldwasser are well known.

Source: http://www.365tours.in/poland/reasons_to_visit.htm

Reasons to be in GERMANY

Germany

Germany is an ideal destination for studying! Higher education at world-class level, bustling cities, beautiful landscape and plenty of people from all over the world. Get to know more about Germany!

STUDYING IN GERMANY – THE RIGHT CHOICE FOR YOU!

1. YOU HAVE A TOP-CLASS DEGREE RECOGNISED AROUND THE WORLD!

German higher education is one of the best in the world! Whether it’s cars or education, people everywhere recognise “Made in Germany” as a seal of quality. You can benefit from Germany‘s long and famous university tradition especially in the fields of engineering and science. A German university degree is highly respected by employers around the world.

2. YOU HAVE A DIVERSE RANGE OF STUDY OPPORTUNITIES!

Germany’s higher education system has something for everyone! There are almost 450 state-accredited universities with some 17,500 degree programmes in Germany. German universities offer degree programmes in every possible subject and academic level – be it bachelor’s, master’s, state examinations or doctoral degrees. General universities focus strongly on scientifically oriented study in a wide range of disciplines. Universities of applied science, on the other hand, are very practice-oriented. If you’re more interested in artistic subjects, you can enrol at a college of art, film or music.

3. YOU CAN STUDY IN ENGLISH!

More and more courses and degree programmes are being offered in English, especially at the master’s degree level. This is good news if you don’t know any German or if your German isn’t good enough yet. You’ll find an overview of international degree programmes in Germany in the large DAAD database.

4. YOU ARE NOT ALONE!

Around twelve percent of students at German universities come from foreign countries, just like you. You can make friends from around the world, become acquainted with different countries and expand your horizons. The universities offer support to make your start in Germany as easy as possible. There are many mentoring  programmes available, such as “Buddy” and “Tandem” programmes.

5. YOU PAY VERY LOW TUITION FEES – AND SOMETIMES NONE AT ALL!

Students normally don’t have to pay tuition fees at German universities, and if so, the fees are very low. Most German universities receive considerable financing from the government. Bachelor’s degree programmes are usually tuition-free at public universities. Some master’s degree programmes, however, come with tuition fees, but they’re not as high as in other countries.

6. YOU HAVE VERY AFFORDABLE LIVING EXPENSES!

Compared with other European countries, the cost of living in Germany is reasonable. The cost of food, rent, clothing and cultural activities are equivalent to the EU average. There are also a number of concessions available to students. You can receive reduced prices at theatres, museums, opera houses, cinemas, swimming pools and other institutions. All you have to do is present your student ID.

7. YOU CAN BENEFIT FROM MANY SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMMES!

As an international student with outstanding academic achievement, you have good chances of receiving a scholarship to finance your studies in Germany. The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) is one of the largest scholarship organisations in the world and offers countless scholarship programmes. No matter what your country, subject or status, you’ll find a scholarship that matches your profile and needs in theDAAD scholarship database! And not only does the database contain programmes offered by the DAAD, but also many other organisations in Germany.

8. YOU LIVE IN A SAFE COUNTRY!

Germany is a safe country – also on an international scale. The police are reliable and help you in every situation. Whether you live in a big city or in the country, you can move freely day or night without having to take any special precautions.

9. YOU LIVE IN A DIVERSE COUNTRY IN THE HEART OF EUROPE!

Beaches and mountains, medieval city centres and pulsating metropolises, and above all, lots of nature. Germany is a diverse country with many facets! Living in Germany means living in the middle of Europe surrounded by many other countries. Whether you’d like to visit Paris, Prague, Rome or Copenhagen, you have a wide range of destinations at your doorstep. Within a couple of hours by train or plane, you can experience an entirely different culture and language. Weekend trips are no problem and affordable.

10. YOU LEARN A LANGUAGE WHICH CAN OPEN MANY DOORS!

German is one of the ten most spoken languages in the world. Some 185 million people worldwide can speak German. You can still study in Germany even if you don’t know German, but having some knowledge of the language can make everyday life easier and help you make friends faster. Knowing a foreign language also looks great on a résumé! Nobody says that German is an easy language, but there are many ways to learn German – in a course, with a tandem partner or with German flatmates.

For more information about admission: https://www.study-in.de/en/plan-your-studies/fields-of-study/

Coca-Cola Tricks - Don't think we would drink after seeing this

1) Caffeine, Sugar and Aspartame: These products are invariably present within the sweetened soft drinks. Coca Cola and Pepsi have been under lawsuits in some of the developed countries against using Aspartame which causes several diseases. Children should be strictly restricted from consuming products with Aspartame. Furthermore, caffeine and sugar are very addictive leading to another set of diseases like diabetes and a life-long habit of inducing caffeine in the body.

2) Kidney Failures: The sweet sugar is definitely not the reason for a failing kidney but the artificial sweeteners are. Hence consuming Diet versions of Coca Cola or Pepsi have proved to produce more impairment than the sweet versions.

3) Metabolism Level Decreases: A glass of warm water can speed up you metabolic rate but may taste awful after a workout session. A can of Coke can surely be tasty but it really decreases the metabolism and helps in destroying the fat burning enzymes in no time. Thus a can of either Diet Coke or simple Coca Cola after a rigorous workout or busy day is strictly not advisable.

4) Obesity and Diabetes: Obesity was never a major problem when Coca Cola or similar products were not introduced. But with an advent of these products, a major portion of the population is turning obese which includes children and teenagers.

Obesity is the root of diseases that affect heart, lungs, and kidney. Researchers have also been proving that obesity may be a cause to trigger cancer cells.

Similarly, patients with diabetes must never touch beverages like Coke or Pepsi since it increases level of sugar in blood by twofold. Non-diabetic persons should avoid these drinks in order to keep diabetes away.

5) Teeth and Bone Damage: The pH level of Coke or Pepsi is 3.2 which are quite high. This pH level decides the acidic nature of a liquid. Hence these beverages are acidic in nature and can dissolve bones and enamels very quickly.

6) Reproduction problems: A research has shown that the cans of Coke or Pepsi are coated with such chemicals that may lead to reproduction problems with regular consumption.

Source: http://www.healthy-drinks.net/6-harmful-effects-of-drinking-coca-cola-coke-or-pepsi/

Surprising way of making pan cakes - we did not know about this !

Have you never cooked breakfast for children — or drunks? Been a Boy Scout? Have you never had an attractive woman spend the night in your bed? There are few things an American man must know how to cook, but pancakes are one of them. The good news is they're easy — almost as easy from scratch as from a box mix. Here's how:

Pancake Recipe Ingredients
2 cups all-purpose flour
2 ½ tsp baking powder
½ tsp salt
1 egg, beaten lightly
1 ½ cups milk
2 tbsp butter, melted

Sift together first three ingredients (to prevent lumps). In a separate bowl, mix egg and milk, then add it to flour mix, stirring until just smooth. Then stir in butter. If you want to mix it up, throw in blueberries, a tiny dice of apple, or bits of banana. Grease a griddle or nonstick pan with cooking spray or a little vegetable oil. Heat pan on medium for about ten minutes. Pour batter to form pancakes of whatever size you like. Cook first side until bubbles form on top, about three minutes; then flip and cook other side until it, too, is brown, about two minutes. Serve immediately with butter and syrup or hold briefly in warm oven. Serves four.

Source: http://www.esquire.com/food-drink/food/a5774/make-pancakes-0509/