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- Jul 20, 2008
- Book Review : The Lady in Blue by Javier Sierra
“The Lady in Blue” is part history, part fantasy and part mysticism set in the framework of fiction. - The Coffee Shop with a Twist
What's the big deal with all this sudden surge of population in the cafe?
- Jul 19, 2008
- Movie Review: Kismet Konnection
Those of you who went to watch the movie expecting another Jab We Met would have been left severely disappointed
- The £5.50 Chinese Monkey-Picked Tea
all this monkey picking business is good and fine, but what is the actual name of the tea plant? - Book Review: Gorilla by Shobasakthi, Trans. by Anushiya Sivanarayanan
Shobasakthi's Gorilla is a fictionalised autobiography based on his experiences as a child soldier with the LTTE.
- Movie Review: Kismet Konnection
- Jul 18, 2008
- Movie Review: Kung Fu Panda - Awesomeness - For Kids
Legend tells of a legendary warrior whose kung fu skills were the stuff of legend.
- Book Review: The New Age of Innovation by C K Prahalad
The concept is N=1, R=G. This primarily means that to serve one customer, you have to access / use / leverage global resources.
- Movie Review: Kung Fu Panda - Awesomeness - For Kids
- Jul 16, 2008
- Movie Review: Jaane Tu...Ya Jaane Na - Same Same But Different
The film handles the same issue handled in Mani Ratnam’s successful flick Alaipayuthey, but gives a totally urban look to the concept.
- Book Review: The Israel Lobby and US Foreign Policy, by John Mearsheimer and Stephen Walt
What happens when a lobby in the world's most powerful country is all too powerful?
- Movie Review: Jaane Tu...Ya Jaane Na - Same Same But Different
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