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Trajectory of life

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I am in no mood to elaborate this. The chaos here, that I hated for the most part of my life, has embraced me at last. Or I just gave my warming hug to this city and surprisingly, she hugged me back! Last year, I was clueless. I was experimenting a lot with my passions and hobbies, with a hope to find out what I love most. Now I know what I love. I am alone, not surrounded by so many outlooks and ugly faces.

 

(This post is ‘half full’ because the main Idea behind this post is somewhere else, probably in the air, so I will update this later on. Do come back!)

Check out these awesome illustrations

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City-wise

Check out these awesome illustrations designed by Fernando VolkenTogni. They are so vivid, vibrant and full of the details. Also, these illustrations are part of a series (24 hours in city), so have a look at other cities too!

Here is a link.  http://www.fernandovt.com/#296528/24-Hours-in-Shangai

This ain’t your usual music video. Florence + The Machine – Dog Days Are Over.

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This ain’t your usual music video. Florence + The Machine – Dog Days Are Over.

Quote

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We are too late for the gods;
and too early for Being. Being’s poem,
just begun, is man.

| Martin Heidegger

Each photo has its own enthralling story!

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Here’s a link: Photostory

Carmensita from Devendra Banhart’s album Smokey Rolls Down Thunder Canyon.

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Carmensita by Devendra Banhart. Enjoy the dance of destruction!

Beatrice and Virgil

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After reading this second novel by Yann Martel, I was left confused. I could hardly manage to pick a side. This happens very often with most of the people who have adored people and respected them for their work, but later on they regret to have liked those awful things in the past. I was in a similar situation. I liked the novel for its first half, but then I found it really difficult to follow. I think the novel could have done a great job even without the animal characters, Beatrice and Virgil. The Author tries to invoke sympathy from the readers but he has failed there too as both the characters are laconic and at the same time repetitive.

The novel revolves around Henry-the taxidermist, Henry-the writer, Beatrice-the monkey and Virgil-the donkey. At the end, we came to know that taxidermist also happens to be a Nazi. Before we come to know about this, the author never gave us a clue why the taxidermist was so introvert and rude. Henry goes to taxidermist, helps him by giving some writing tips and came back wondering why the man is so much thankless! In between all of these, Beatrice and Virgil talks to each other in a way that makes no sense. Blabbering bores.

So, why you should read it? Well, only for the first half that offers some witty lines and narrations that form the cream of this novel. Too much animalization of the characters has made this novel more of a comic book rather than a good piece of fiction. The author makes an impact on the readers only when he talks about himself. Repetitive narrations and clichés are very much evident in most parts of the book.

FIFA Word Cup 2010

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The Word Cup has begun and we already have tweets, status updates and text messages and news analyzing each match. I’ve been googling for a picture which can represent a true African spirit. I had two pics competing against each other to get posted on my blog, but I chose this one.

 

Waving the flag 

Photograph Courtesy: Boston.com

Blood Brothers

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Hi, watch this awesome video. Exactly three years ago, I loved listening to this video and I still do. Do you have a similar story?

If I’m gonna die, I’m gonna die comfortably.

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Watch a video clip of the Academy award winner movie, ‘The Hurt Locker’.