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Two Brothers, Two Buckets, and World Hunger:

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Teenagers Grant and Max Buster are proposing a solution to world hunger that anyone can do. All you need are 2 buckets, a few square meters of ground or rooftop, sunlight, and a some water. Distraught by the hunger in the world, the Buster brothers spent their summer vacation designing this simple garden in a bucket. They placed two five gallon (20 liter) buckets set inside one another, to which they added some soil, water, bits of plastic pipe. and some strategically placed holes. Turns out this simple system for food growing can reduce water usage between 50 and 80 percent, with a 100 percent reduction in weeds (and hence herbicides)! And they figure you can use it anywhere, from rooftops to industrial wastelands. With a bountiful rooftop garden, the brothers are now researching even more efficient and low-impact gardening systems that don’t require the buckets, which are considered very valuable in some remote communities of developing countries.

Serious and Sincere

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Bring a small change in thinking
“Instead of taking work seriously ”

“Take the work sincerely”

Mistake

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Mistakes are committed by strong as well as
weak people.Only difference is
” Strong people admit the stakes and
weaker looks for excuses”.

Morning

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Every morning you have two choices
1. Continue your sleep and keep dreaming.
or
2 Wake up early and chase your dreams.
choice is still yours.

God gifted

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The highest reward that GOD gives us for any good work is the recharged ability to do better work next time.

Hate

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Life is too short to waste time hating anyone

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Never allow someone to be your priority while allowing yourself to be their option

Faith

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Human misery is too great for men to do without faith

Human

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The deepest sin against the human mind is to
believe things without evidence.

Error

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An error is the more dangerous in proportion to the degree of truth which it contains