Wednesday, 28 December 2011
Ticketamerica.com for tickets
During this holidays; you have a mind to witness concert of Alison Krauss or Luis Miguel; but not sure you that you will get the tickets in your preferred seats! Never mind, just visit Ticketamerica.com and get alison krauss concert tickets or luis miguel tickets . Even if you are interested you can find brian regan comedy tickets across the America. So, buy ticket of your choicest program; it's just a click away.
Monday, 5 December 2011
Porn Xchange
Have you heard the names of Nikki Benz , Lisa Ann , Audrey Bitoni or Rachel? They are the most sought after porno stars; most favorites amongst several others and many unknowns. If you take interest in watching porn sites but get frustrated as none matches your taste; I can suggest you a review site for exclusively porn sites. The site is porn xchange. This site will guide you to various free, paid porn sites according to your taste. What is offered by which site; you come to know before entering into them by reading the reviews or of viewing the clips.
On the site your get options for paid porn , free porn of categories. You have the options to locate the site showing your favorite porn stars. The site porn site brazzer is one to most popular porn site; it has one thing or other for each and everyone. They have 4000 full length, each of 30 minutes average porn videos; featuring thousands of porn stars. With a nominal price of $7.99 per month you get to watch high definition videos with pop-ups and even you have the scope of free trial as well. I promise it has something to match your taste.
Entering the site you go for brazzer review. They review some of the most popular porn sites like BangBros, Twistys, Mofos, Reality Kings, PrnPros, Penthouse, Hustler, Naughty America, Mlf Hunter, Vivid Entertainment, Evil Angel and many more. Even for more adventurers they review sites like Burning Angel, Viv Thomas, BangBus, Back Room Casting Couch, Dancing Bear and Kint com. So you never chance upon being frustrated entering paid porn sites with brazzers.
You get the best recommendation from them. Even you can subscribe for their news letter in their site. Judging through popularity and viewership, quality of presentations they promote Best Porn of the Month in their site. Amongst the porn sites there is no lack of enthusiasm to occupy this place. As this is a matter of pride for them. Fair competition brings in better quality undoubtedly and you enjoy the fruits!
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Sunday, 27 November 2011
Horror Story !!
This happened about a month ago near Lonavala. A guy was driving from Bombay to Pune and decided not to take the new expressway as he wanted to see the scenery along the old road. The inevitable happened, when he reached the mountains. His car breaks down - he's stranded miles away from nowhere. Having no choice, he started walking along the side of the road, hoping to get a lift to the nearest town.
It was dark and rainy. And pretty soon he got wet and started shivering. The night rolled on, and no car passed
by.
Suddenly he sees a car coming towards him. It slows down and nearly stops next to him. Without waiting or thinking a bit , the guy opens the door and jumps into the rear of car which starts moving by then.... Seated in the back, he leans forward to thank the person who had saved him. To his horror, he realizes there is nobody behind the wheel!!!........ Even though there's no one in the front seat, and no sound of any engine, the car starts moving slowly. The guy looks at the road ahead and sees a curve coming. Scared almost to death. he starts to pray, begging the Lord for his life.by.
He hasn't come out of shock, when just before he hits a curve, a hand appears through the window and moves the wheel! The car negotiates the curve safely, and continues on the road to the next bend. The guy, now paralyzed in
terror, watches the same hand appearing every time they approach a curve and later moving the steering wheel just enough to get the car around each bend.
Finally, the guy sees some bright lights ahead. God!..... Gathering all his courage, he silently wrenches open the rear door of the slowly-moving car, scrambles out, and runs as hard as he can towards the lights. It's a small town.
He stumbles into a restuarant, and asks for a drink, and breaks down. Then he starts talking about the horrible experience he's just been through, to the people around.
There is dead silence in the restaurant when he stops talking ......... . .
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...... that's when Santa Singh and Banta Singh walk in.
Santa angrily points to the fellow and shouts 'Look Banta, that's the idiot who got into our car, when we were pushing it.'
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Tuesday, 20 September 2011
My siprited Colleague; Amit Sammadar!
I can not remember when I first saw him! May be in early 90s; when at our main branch in Dalhousie area used to hold lot of indoor games competitions like Carom, Bridge and Table tennis ; I found him playing cards. I remember his head was covered with a white towel cap. This made me curious! I heard of him earlier, that one alike me from Air Force, joined our Bank in one of our North Calcutta's branch. He was playing cards with deep concentration and some time howling with triumphal joy as usual in any competitive card games here. The man was heavily built with muscular body and emitting a masculine spirit in all his gesture. With a voluminous voice and typical accent of 'Bangladesh'; he sounded warm and humorous. That was the first sight of him I had.
Back in office I enquired about his 'towel cap' in sultry summer evening. To my utter surprise came to know the man was fighting cancer! It was his nose , that was affected. I tried to visualized the man I saw, full with spirit, not a slight symptom of any disease. I heard that chemo therapy had its effects and his hair fell; so he was covering his head with that cap! I scolded myself for thinking of him something mischievous; looked like joker! Anyway human minds go astray sometime, I consoled. He cast a deep impression in me; I felt him living with old Air Force spirit; fly till die.
For the past twenty years; time and again we met. Later got introduced, talked sometime in trivial matters, joked but never felt that the man standing in front , has been suffering from dreadful disease. Heard from his friends about his chemo therapies; how boldly he used to take them, surprising even the treating physicians. I never heard him discussing his disease or treatments on any occasion. He ever remained bold and spirited; hair fell and grew again but he remained the same.
This year he retired in the first quarter. I met him once after his retirement and found with the same spirit; talked about his time after superannuation. He seemed happy and fulfilled. Just yesterday I heard he is sick and admitted in a Nursing Home. Today I heard he left us for ever! Last word he uttered with a smile, I fought in Air there ; so fight with cancer here; both are risky but adventurous!
Well he was my colleague Amit Sammadar; hat's off; my kudos.
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Life
Monday, 12 September 2011
We loot; please don't hoot!
M.L.Shah, who upheld the cause of circulation of small and medium news papers and periodicals in our country; specially in the eastern region. I remember him as he inspired me to fight with pen; the man never thought that the days of pen was counted then; the key board arrived, soon after his departure from this earth!The present generation may not know there were many small local news papers published from many of our district towns even two decades ago. Some small periodicals or weekly like Blitz; enjoyed pan Indian popularity amongst educated middleclass. Mr R K Karanjia was the editor. In 60s and 70s; his weekly carried a fresh report every week with the title “ India’s do-nothing projects”. That revealed the scams and quantified the loots, pinpointing the looters! With no Anna Hazare or omni present medias; they went on and on undaunted.
In fact India has a history of looters except Mughals; so you cannot blame us for looting. It is in our genetic codes. Generations after generations having been ruled, nurtured, cultured by looters; you ought to be their followers. The last band of looters were from overseas, the Brits. So now we loot, pilfer and stash the cash with overseas Swiss banks.v
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Saturday, 13 August 2011
India on the street -- a letter by Chetan Bhagat
Chetan Bhagat; the 'Three Idiots' fame writer wrote a letter that I received today. He wrote it to an organization ' India against crime, corruption and reservation'. He wrote about justification of Anna Hazare's move. Though I justify Hazaare's move considering the fact that what else one could do! But I am not sure about its effect. However let me share Chetan's letter with you ..........
We have all had that one uncle who keeps on reminding you how India is terrible. He tells you about how every government authority takes bribes - from the RTO to the ration shop to the municipality. He will tell you how no government department does its job well - the potholed roads, abysmal conditions at government schools and poor healthcare all being examples to support your uncle's theory. It is hard to argue with him, for he is right. Things don't work. There is no justice. Power talks. Equality doesn't exist. All of this, even though uncomfortable to hear, rings somewhat true.
However, the uncle goes on to say this: "Nothing will ever change." He is convinced that our society is damaged irreparably, and India is destined to live in misery. Uncle Cynic goes on to doubt almost everyone, assumes the worst in people, and anyone who is trying to improve the country is branded as someone with a hidden agenda.
This is where i think the uncle gets it wrong, horribly wrong. For it is one thing to point out the problems, it is quite another to give up trying to fix them. Cynicism is not a counter-argument, it is an attitude. For the fact is we still have good people in the country: in society and even in government departments. It is just that they are crushed.
I don't want to give you the reasons why you must support Anna Hazare. It is almost beneath Anna's dignity that he actually has to beg or make a case for support when he is fighting for you, against an abusive, corrupt regime. Still, let me do a quick recap of the facts.
Anna did a fast in April, which became the nation's movement and spread virally. Concerned, the government agreed to make a good Lokpal Bill, shook hands with the activists and in principle agreed to Anna's version, designed to truly check corruption. Since then, the government has insulted Anna's team, thrown away their draft, and come up with its own almost pointless draft of the Lokpal Bill.
The draft the government is presenting to Parliament will not check corruption. Only 0.5%, or one in 200 government officials are under its purview. Your corrupt ration shop, RTO, passport office, panchayats or municipal authority will not be covered. State scams will not be covered - yes, the Adarsh society scam or the Jharkhand scams are all out of its purview. The prime minister is excluded as well. Ever heard of a corruption law in a democracy that only applies to a certain section of people?
The government is throwing magic dust in your eyes - and counting on India's illiterate and ignorant to not know the difference. However, you reading this are educated. You know when wrong is being committed. You know that while you have lived your life with corruption, you do not want your children to do the same. A bad Lokpal Bill may not affect you today - but tomorrow it will hit you when your child does not get a college seat, when your hospital gives shoddy treatment, when your government work doesn't get done. We live in a poor country - poor not because we don't have what it takes to be rich, but because our leaders have let us down. We have given them too much power, and they consider our vote as a mandate to steal and be incompetent. They hate accountability. However, without accountability, our progress will stall. There are countries where the average income per person is 50 times more than in India. Don't we deserve the same?
Thus, whatever your personal view on Anna, it is not him but his cause that needs support. The government can crush a few activists. However, it cannot crush India on the streets. A peaceful, firm, decisive protest is every Indian's birthright, and must be exercised in times of need. Come Monday, and we Indians have a job to do. We have to save our country's future.
A word for the government too. Just what exactly are you thinking when you are trying to shove an impotent law down people's throats? And what makes you feel that threatening, crushing or insulting Anna will take away people's need to rid India of corruption? Anna did not create an anti-corruption sentiment, he merely tapped into it. Crushing Anna will not take away that sentiment. It will just make it fester more. Right now, the movement is still controlled. By going back on your word, displaying arrogance and not listening to the people, you are risking the country's descent into chaos. Be careful. Accountability is much easier to deal with than anarchy. Fix the Lokpal Bill now, please.
Finally, for the people of India, it is time to prove Uncle Cynic wrong. There is a bigger truth than his 'nothing ever changes in India'. That truth comes from the Gita, which states "Nothing is permanent". The Gita also says, "When the pot of sin overflows, something happens to restore order." Now, it is up to you to determine if the pot of sin has overflowed. It is for you to say what it means for Indians to act out their dharma. And you, and only you, will decide if it is time to come on the streets.
(The writer is a best-selling novelist)
However, the uncle goes on to say this: "Nothing will ever change." He is convinced that our society is damaged irreparably, and India is destined to live in misery. Uncle Cynic goes on to doubt almost everyone, assumes the worst in people, and anyone who is trying to improve the country is branded as someone with a hidden agenda.
This is where i think the uncle gets it wrong, horribly wrong. For it is one thing to point out the problems, it is quite another to give up trying to fix them. Cynicism is not a counter-argument, it is an attitude. For the fact is we still have good people in the country: in society and even in government departments. It is just that they are crushed.
I don't want to give you the reasons why you must support Anna Hazare. It is almost beneath Anna's dignity that he actually has to beg or make a case for support when he is fighting for you, against an abusive, corrupt regime. Still, let me do a quick recap of the facts.
Anna did a fast in April, which became the nation's movement and spread virally. Concerned, the government agreed to make a good Lokpal Bill, shook hands with the activists and in principle agreed to Anna's version, designed to truly check corruption. Since then, the government has insulted Anna's team, thrown away their draft, and come up with its own almost pointless draft of the Lokpal Bill.
The draft the government is presenting to Parliament will not check corruption. Only 0.5%, or one in 200 government officials are under its purview. Your corrupt ration shop, RTO, passport office, panchayats or municipal authority will not be covered. State scams will not be covered - yes, the Adarsh society scam or the Jharkhand scams are all out of its purview. The prime minister is excluded as well. Ever heard of a corruption law in a democracy that only applies to a certain section of people?
The government is throwing magic dust in your eyes - and counting on India's illiterate and ignorant to not know the difference. However, you reading this are educated. You know when wrong is being committed. You know that while you have lived your life with corruption, you do not want your children to do the same. A bad Lokpal Bill may not affect you today - but tomorrow it will hit you when your child does not get a college seat, when your hospital gives shoddy treatment, when your government work doesn't get done. We live in a poor country - poor not because we don't have what it takes to be rich, but because our leaders have let us down. We have given them too much power, and they consider our vote as a mandate to steal and be incompetent. They hate accountability. However, without accountability, our progress will stall. There are countries where the average income per person is 50 times more than in India. Don't we deserve the same?
Thus, whatever your personal view on Anna, it is not him but his cause that needs support. The government can crush a few activists. However, it cannot crush India on the streets. A peaceful, firm, decisive protest is every Indian's birthright, and must be exercised in times of need. Come Monday, and we Indians have a job to do. We have to save our country's future.
A word for the government too. Just what exactly are you thinking when you are trying to shove an impotent law down people's throats? And what makes you feel that threatening, crushing or insulting Anna will take away people's need to rid India of corruption? Anna did not create an anti-corruption sentiment, he merely tapped into it. Crushing Anna will not take away that sentiment. It will just make it fester more. Right now, the movement is still controlled. By going back on your word, displaying arrogance and not listening to the people, you are risking the country's descent into chaos. Be careful. Accountability is much easier to deal with than anarchy. Fix the Lokpal Bill now, please.
Finally, for the people of India, it is time to prove Uncle Cynic wrong. There is a bigger truth than his 'nothing ever changes in India'. That truth comes from the Gita, which states "Nothing is permanent". The Gita also says, "When the pot of sin overflows, something happens to restore order." Now, it is up to you to determine if the pot of sin has overflowed. It is for you to say what it means for Indians to act out their dharma. And you, and only you, will decide if it is time to come on the streets.
(The writer is a best-selling novelist)
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Friday, 12 August 2011
Tuesday, 2 August 2011
Oh Rain !
In this month of August; it's raining at last. I better say drizzling to be exact. In Kolkata, for the past few days the climate was so humid; it became unbearable. Take your towel; run for a quick bath, before the first drop from shower drops on your head; you are wet with sweat! And so again immediately after bath. The cloudy sky, sometime gray other time black keeps you toying with hope of rain. But that did not happen for past few days. The weathermen tore their hair forecasting rain. So were the rain gamblers; sources say there were lot of transaction during past few days.
You know this city dreads rain as it inundate the roads every year. People here say they hate rains. This year God seem to be determined to make them realize that better get deluged than remain wet in sweat!
You know this city dreads rain as it inundate the roads every year. People here say they hate rains. This year God seem to be determined to make them realize that better get deluged than remain wet in sweat!
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Sunday, 24 April 2011
Marriages are no more made in Heaven!!
“Marriages are made in heaven”- the old adage still holds sense some believe. Though the phenomenal rise of broken marriages; puts me in doubt. Do God approve broken marriage! Perhaps not; so no more marriages are made in heaven; I infer. Marriages are initiated either by love ( mostly calculated) or by arrangement in this part of our planet. When a marriage takes place as result of love between the bride and groom; well their parents have hardly any role to play. Except arranging and witnessing the marriage and of course wishing the bride would fit in groom's there after. This is true specially for nuclear family and they are parents of groom. Parents of bride enjoys more freedom, as some believe, as for their case it's almost like a take-over. They get their daughter married and get a son in term of son-in-law. Given to the fact when the daughter is economically independent; either earning by herself or has earning from other sources. Her parent expects or sometime covertly demand the service from their son-in-law in the name of duties! Poor boys sometime get entrapped and later seek salvation breaking their marriage. Sometime the reverse is true for the bride as well; though usually such incidents are rare; mostly they take their groom out of his parent’s hold and start a separate family.
You can not deny the laws of nature; this is what going on in the unorthodox developed world for quite sometime. European or American parents hardly expect their son to stay with them after marriage; specially in the developed worlds. Now, this is becoming the norm in Indian urban society too. But still the expectation lingers. This more true in case of arrange marriage. Parents of boys hunt for brides that would be homely being educated and employed . Though the same parents may consider full independence for their married daughters. What a irony; I think,
Anyway my first experience to search the bride for my son is really an eye opener! An ad in my vernacular news paper attracted my attention. The girl is 21 years old and studying M.SC being a 1st class graduate in physics, with 5'.5” height for my 6' tall son appeared interesting. The ad carried a phone number. I rang up. A lady responded and told me she was the mother. I humbly submitted where I am from and what my son is. The rapid fire of queries started , like the name of engineering college, name of company where he serves , whether the college is accredited by AICTE and many more seemed to be in the pipe line. I was rather puzzled as I expected only to exchange of information about family set ups; cultures and background ( may be socio-economic) for opening the negotiations. But her burst of queries in the line of material facts put me at my wits end! It is something like buying goods from hawkers and felt when holy marriages are negotiated with such manners at the beginning , where they will end!
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Sunday, 27 March 2011
Products & Service Reviews: K.C,Das Vs K.C.Dass
Products & Service Reviews: K.C,Das Vs K.C.Dass: "There is a latest surprise! How we gullible consumers are misled by brand names and confused by those who are out to extract more by practi..."
Friday, 25 March 2011
THE ONLOOKER: CHITTARANJAN IN 50s PT.........2
THE ONLOOKER: CHITTARANJAN IN 50s PT.........2+
The life at the small industrial railway town Chittaranjan ...............
The life at the small industrial railway town Chittaranjan ...............
Thursday, 24 March 2011
The bleeding hearts!!
The recent happenings in Egypt, Libya, Yemen, Bahrain and few more countries in middle east and Africa; the uprising of people and global pressures; some from freedom loving people and others from those whose interests are harmed by such turmoil. Who belong the second category you know, the same group of nations who first planted the poisonous plants like Osama Bin Laden or Taliban in Afghanistan, Saddam in Iraq or Gaddafi in Libya when they grew lager, blew the poisonous fumes towards their mentors then blow war bugle to uproot them! And thousands of innocents lives are lost because of their repeating such exercise ever since their own war WW-II ended. The feelings of common men is best portrayed by one great poet, Faiz Ahmed Faiz. Way back in 1959, sitting in Lahore jail he wrote this.................
Translation:
A wet eye, a shaken life is not enough,
The accusation of a hidden love is not enough,
With feet in chains, Let us go in public today.
Let us go with palms exposed, with a song and dance,
with dirt in our hair, with blood on our chest,
Let us go while the entire city of lovers watches.
For the warden of the city, and the crowd of the commoners,
And the arrows of accusation, and the stones of abuse,
And the glum morning, and the failing day,
Who is there to give them life except us?
Who is ready in this city except us?
Who is honorable enough for the killer’s hand except us?
Pack up your belongings O Injured heart ones!
Let us go friends and get killed once again.
chashm-e-num, jaan-e-shooreeda kafi nahi
tohmat-e-ishq poosheeda kafi nahi
aaj bazaar maiN paa_bajolaaN chaloo
dast afshaaN chalo, mast-o-raqsaaN chaloo
Khak bar_sir chalo, Khoon bada_maaN chaloo
raah takta hai sab shehr-e-jaanaN chaloo
hakim-e-shehar bhi, majma-e-aam bhi
teer-e-ilzam bhi, saang-e-dushnaam bhi
subh-e-nashaad bhi, rooz-e-nakaam bhi
inka dum_saaz apney siva kaun hai
shehr-e-jaanaaN maiN aab ba_safa kaun hai?
dast-e-qatil ke shaayaaN raha kaun hai?
raKht-e-dil bandh lo, dil_figarooN chaloo
phir hum he qatal ho aaiN, yarooN chaloo
tohmat-e-ishq poosheeda kafi nahi
aaj bazaar maiN paa_bajolaaN chaloo
dast afshaaN chalo, mast-o-raqsaaN chaloo
Khak bar_sir chalo, Khoon bada_maaN chaloo
raah takta hai sab shehr-e-jaanaN chaloo
hakim-e-shehar bhi, majma-e-aam bhi
teer-e-ilzam bhi, saang-e-dushnaam bhi
subh-e-nashaad bhi, rooz-e-nakaam bhi
inka dum_saaz apney siva kaun hai
shehr-e-jaanaaN maiN aab ba_safa kaun hai?
dast-e-qatil ke shaayaaN raha kaun hai?
raKht-e-dil bandh lo, dil_figarooN chaloo
phir hum he qatal ho aaiN, yarooN chaloo
Translation:
A wet eye, a shaken life is not enough,
The accusation of a hidden love is not enough,
With feet in chains, Let us go in public today.
Let us go with palms exposed, with a song and dance,
with dirt in our hair, with blood on our chest,
Let us go while the entire city of lovers watches.
For the warden of the city, and the crowd of the commoners,
And the arrows of accusation, and the stones of abuse,
And the glum morning, and the failing day,
Who is there to give them life except us?
Who is ready in this city except us?
Who is honorable enough for the killer’s hand except us?
Pack up your belongings O Injured heart ones!
Let us go friends and get killed once again.
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