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Be Amazed by the History of Televisions

June 8th, 2008

Television or TV as we abbreviate it to is a comprehensively used telecommunications technique for distributing & delivering moving pictures & audio sound, or as we more formerly know it as, telly programmes. Commercially offered ever since the 1930’s the telly set has turn out to be a familiar home connections tool in homes and […]

Do You Have A Hard Time Learning?

April 8th, 2008

Do you have a hard time learning? It can be easy, once you
realize that learning is just a relationship.
The minute you connect the unknown with the known, you have a
relationship.
Is someone trying to teach you something? Do they say put Tab A
in Slot A. Good. You know what Tab A is, and you know […]

India at 60…Growing and Shining (Part-I)

March 12th, 2008

Introduction
On 15th August 2006, when Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will address the nation from Rampant of Lal Quila, India will be completing its 59 years of Independence and will be entering into “Diamond Jubilee” year of its existence. Let the celebrations continue for centuries and keep the tri-color high. Before I proceed further I like […]

Study Groups - the smart way to get your grades up

March 7th, 2008

How sad is it to climb a long ladder all the way to the top only to find it was leaning against the wrong wall!
It would be great if there was a secret formula that could magically transform your brain capacity to genius. As such a formula does not exist, you will […]

The Reason Men Cheat

February 1st, 2008

Why is it that men cheat? Brad Pitt was married to the woman idolized as everyone’s best friend Jennifer Anniston and the next thing we know he’s coming out of a mud hut in Namibia carrying Angelina Jolie’s 2 children. Hugh Grant was with the most beautiful woman on earth Elizabeth Hurley and the next […]

On The Strangeness Of Writing About Yoga

January 9th, 2008

For a little over a month now, I’ve been spending a fair amount of time in front of a computer screen, composing short essays on yoga-related topics. And in a way, this feels like a fairly natural, easy and mostly-enjoyable thing to be doing: I love to write, and have been exploring Yoga […]

Prolong Your Life With This Attitude-”I’ve Gotta Hustle”

January 2nd, 2008

As we get older we gradually weaken and lose some or a lot of
our ability to do things. There are two reasons for this
deterioration and they are the process of aging and the decline
in usage of our abilities.
Any power, strength, faculty or ability that we possess as
human beings, mental or physical, can be […]

Stun Guns And Tasers Guns

November 17th, 2007

Stun guns have become staples of most law enforcement divisions that use weapons to eliminate immediate threats without inflicting permanent damage. While a bullet to the leg may halt a criminal in his tracks, there are a few problems with indiscriminately firing at fleeing subjects. One, there’s no guarantee the officer won’t miss and hit […]

Selecting an LSAT Book for Self-Study

August 13th, 2007

Self-studying is the most practical way to prepare for LSAT. While it is convenient because you do not have to attend classes somewhere, self-study requires a lot of discipline. If this is your choice, you need to create and stick with a schedule for your LSAT study and practice.
Obviously, the best self-study material is an […]

Gifts of the Inner Voice

July 4th, 2007

Now that I no longer awaken to the sound of a jarring alarm
clock, I’ve learned to welcome the early morning hours.
Because that is the time when I can hear my inner voice most
clearly.
Sometimes it is just a knowing. A realization that cuts through
the noise to reveal how I truly feel about something or someone.
It picks […]

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