Thursday, November 20, 2008

::::::: COMMUNITY BUZZ::::::::
by Denisia Adams

Hello to all. Hope you enjoying your "klein vrydag" I certainly am. Well it's 30 somewhat degrees in Cape Town so I'm hot. Today on the Morning Cruise it’s Community BUZZ here on MC where we keeping you in touch and in tune with your community developments, NGO’s etc. Community BUZZ happens every Thursday Morning only on the Morning Cruise…..but we still bring you the favourites which is also our daily features on the show which is the word of the day, the S.A Trivia Question, tips, did you knows , the Quote at the end of the show also we discuss or chat about different topics here however I’ll also bring the best and worst community story for the week, now if you’d like a specific subject or topic to be discussed here on he show email that to mc@bushradio.co.za. …… the Morning Cruise doesn’t stop there we also have our info guide also we haD interesting interviews that took place.


Don’t know if you heard that Cape Town will be having it’s very own Rio Carnival. I thought we had our own kind of Rio Carnival with our Ministrels. How do you feel about this? Do you think it’s necessary? What’ve I’ve also heard is that to pull this Rio Carnival off is going to cost majorly. We then got Mikhalia Crowie on the show to info us about the organisers are saying about the "Rio Carnival" because had done an interview with them yesterday. We then got a call and an sms from listeners expressing their sentiments on the topic.


WORD OF THE DAY

ALLAY [ uh – lay] - to put (fear, doubt, suspicion, anger, etc.) to rest; calm; quiet

S.A TRIVIA QUESTION

Qu. In what year was diamonds discovered in South Africa.

A- 1800 B – 1867 C - 1900

Ans. B – 1867


The Northern Cape is where Diamond was discovered in South Africa. Erasmus Jacobs was out walking when he picked up a nice shiny pebble and put it in his pocket - he didn't know that it was diamond but as soon as he did the word spread. From 1869 onwards treasure hunters from all over the world came to the Northern Cape, in search of diamonds.


DID YOU KNOW:

The oldest word in the English language is "town" ...


...also did you know that Cinderella's slippers were originally made out of fur. The story was changed in the 1600s by a translator.



INFO GUIDE

# The Good Hope Seminary matric class of 1948 is having its 60th Anniversary tea on Wednesday November 26 at 3pm. For more information or if you would like to attend call Esther Furman on 021 439 1452 or Pat Meyers on 021 439 0067

# The Friends of the Tygerberg Hills is hosting a three hour walk on Saturday 22 November. They are meeting at 15h50 for 16h00 at the Welgemoed entrance to the nature reserve. Those who are going to join in on the walk should wear appropriate shoes and bring along a snack and something to drink. For more details, email Eddy on: iddywaring@hotmail.com or call him on 084 245 2761.


# The facility management committee for the Bruce Road community centre in Ottery invites all sporting bodies in the community to contact them if they need to use the sports field and to adhere to procedure. Contact the chairman Noor Londt on 078 857 8976 for more information.


# The Reach for Recovery Breast Cancer support group is in need of funds to assist women who have been diagnosed with breast cancer. I spoke to Michelle Coe from Reach for Recovery to explain to us what it is that they do. For more information call Michelle on 083 306 1941 or 021 424 0587


WE ALSO FEATURED:

An interview with Ashley Visagie founder of the Bottomup Social Development. He spoke to about what they do in the communities and offering counselling and tutoring service for the under privilege kids as well as farm workers children. If you'd like to find out more about the Bottomup Social Development visit http://www.bottomup.biz/




We were then joined by Mr Abu Brown from the Entertainment unlimited and cultural club. They provide the youth with the atrs, singing, acting, dancing etc. It's to get the youth off the drug and crime infested streets and give them hope through entertainment. Mr Brown can be contacted on 073 611 43 85 or 021 376 26 57




Then lastly we spoke to Kamen Desmore from the Sector 8 Crime Forum in Mitchell's Plain he spoke about how the forum tries to get to the root of the crime problem in the area as well as the youth development workshops they host. One in particular taking place the 29th November teaching the youth about the importance of education. Kamen can be contacted on 073 122 83 76



TIP OF THE DAY

1. Gather up all of your past regrets and write them on paper if you have many of them


2. Go through them one by one while still keeping in mind, you can't change the past


3. Think about how you benefited from the choices you made in the past


4. Look toward the future


5. If you have hurt anyone by actions or words, confront them and tell them your regrets


6. Think of what you can do next time it if is to occur again

***TIPS***
Remember that you can't change the past, and constantly reflecting on your mistakes will just keep you in a rut


Don't make yourself sick about the past, what's done is done


Talking to someone whether it be a family member, friend, or professional can help you let go of the past and look forward to the future


QUOTE OF THE DAY

VINCE LOMBARDI : The spirit, the will to win, and the will to excel, are the things that endure. These qualities are so much more important than the events that occur.


That’s it for the Morning Cruise, where we cruise through your weekday here on BushRadio 89.5fm live on your stereo with me Denisia Adams. Take Care, make the best of your day and Keep the Faith. Stay Real……!!!!!!!!!!

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