MAF Diwali postponed to 6th November

Dear members,
Please kindly be informed that MAF’s Diwali is postponed to the 6th November instead of 30th October as announced early, in order to avoid the Toussaint holidays where most of our members leave for holidays.
On that matter, a best costume competition will also be held during that day with interesting prizes for grab. So please come in your most beautiful outfit!
For members who have registered earlier, there’s no need to register again. However, if you can’t make it for the 6th November, please let us know!
So what are you waiting for, register using the link below!
Date & Time
6th November 2016
12.30 pm to 3 pm
 
Venue 
Welcome India,
9 Boulevard du Montparnass,
Paris 6th District.
Metro Duroc.
Menu (Buffet style)
Indian style chicken curry (halal)
Lentils curry
Spinach and cheese
Potatoes, carrots, garden peas
Salad with yogurt,
Basmati rice
Naan bread
Indian chai tea.
Price for members
Below 3 years old : Free of charge
3 to 8 years old :  10  euros
Above 8 years old : 15  euros.
Price for non members
Below 3 years old : Free of charge
3 to 8 years old :  15  euros
Above 8 years old : 20  euros.
MAF is proud to contribute some desserts .
Please register using the link below :
See you there!
Kind regards,
MAF Exco

MAF Diwali

Dear members,

Please kindly accept our invitation to our annual Diwali event.

Date
30 October 2016

Time
12.30 pm to 3 pm

Venue
Welcome India,
9 Boulevard du Montparnass,
Paris 6th District.
Metro Duroc.

Menu (Buffet style)
Indian style chicken curry (halal)
Lentils curry
Spinach and cheese
Potatoes, carrots, garden peas
Salad with yogurt,
Basmati rice
Naan bread
Indian chai tea.

Price for members
Below 3 years old : Free of charge
3 to 8 years old : 10 euros
Above 8 years old : 15 euros.

Price for non members
Below 3 years old : Free of charge
3 to 8 years old : 15 euros
Above 8 years old : 20 euros.

MAF is proud to contribute some side dishes and desserts .

Please register using the link below :
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1Wcd9-0UnYvfeJQKw_4mvjUqvKmXZq22IGb4itX0D9jw/edit

See you there!

Kind regards,
MAF Exco

Malaysian wildlife talk

Dear members,

A lecturer from Universiti Malaysia Terengganu will be speaking on Malaysian wildlife at the Museum d’Histoire Naturelle this Saturday 15 October. More information below and on the attached link.

Kind regards,

MAF Exco

http://mecadev.cnrs.fr/index.php?post/2016/10/07/Le-livre-de-la-Jungle-en-Malaysie-%28Rimba-Book%29

Conférence de Gopalasamy Reuben Clements organisée par la Société des Amis du Muséum, Amphithéâtre de Paléontologie le 15 octobre.  Gopalasamy Reuben Clements est professeur associé à Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (Malaisie) et chercheur responsable d’un projet de conservation du tigre. La conférence fait une large place aux images photographiques et vidéo. Elle sera donnée en anglais, avec traduction en français.

Résumé. «Le Livre de la jungle» de Rudyard Kipling raconte comment Mowgli, un petit homme élevé par une famille de loups, a entrepris un voyage à la recherche de son identité, tout en essayant de fuir un tigre. Le film fut un immense succès et une suite est en préparation, et on ne sait pas encore comment l’histoire se poursuit. Et si le film était produit en Malaisie? Dans la jungle, Rimba en malais, est-ce qu’un Mowgli plus âgé se serait lié d’amitié avec les mêmes animaux ? Aurait-il été également poursuivi par un tigre ? Est-ce que les jungles de Malaisie sont confrontées aux mêmes menaces des hommes? Rejoignez-nous pour un aperçu du Livre Rimba !

Abstract. Rudyard Kipling’s ’The Jungle Book’ was tale of how Mowgli, a man-cub raised by a family of wolves embarked on a journey of self-discovery while trying to flee a tiger. The movie was a big hit, and now the directors are in the midst of making Jungle Book 2. We don’t know how this sequel will turn out, but what if the movie was set in Malaysia? In the jungle, which is known as ’Rimba’ in Malay, would an older Mowgli have befriended similar animals? Would he have been chased by a tiger as well? Do the jungles in Malaysia face similar threats from humans? Join us for a sneak peak at ’Rimba book’.