Current – Moon is a Harsh Mistress – Robert HeinliemFinished –(All Robert Heinliem)Methuselah’s ChildrenMagic, IncJob: A Comedy of JusticeIf this goes onHave Spacesuit Will Travel Some lines from these novels which I liked – You can sway a thousand men by appealing to their prejudices quicker than you can convince one man by logic. The…
That’s the title I choose when nothing else comes to my mind. I have been out of town last week – elder sister’s wedding in Tirupati and reception at her in laws’ in Machilipatnam. Will leave for Dharwad on Wednesday for the reception we are arranging there. Work has been left behind for these reasons,…
This Valentine’s day is also a Startup Saturday. Being held in 5 cities across India (independent of eachother). Kolkota is launching it’s SS edition with it’s first event this weekend. Here’s a list of events planned at each of the venues (courtesy – HeadStart, WATblog) – Kolkata:At: IIT Kgp Extension Campus, Salt Lake, 3 pm…
I really liked seeing some of the traffic islands beautified with pretty flowers. Realized that the objective was mere sycophancy when I saw today that the municipality was only doing this so that it looked good when a politician’s statue was erected. With the last few days left for the current inept government and the…
Glory road by Robert Heinleim is getting on to my nerves. He’s putting so much romance that it’s getting hard to go on. I read sci-fi not for romantic stuff. That’s what I love about Asimov, no bullshit in his novels.Somebody please suggest a good book – which i can download and read on my…
Current – Glory Road – Robert HeinliemFinished – Farnham’s Freeholders – Robert Heinliem (avoidable)
Started – Farnhan’s Freehold (Robert Heinlein)Finished – Double Star (Robert Heinlein)
WTF moments
Sometimes, rather many a time, we curse the situation we are in. And we tend to ask – why me? Who we ask this question varies from person to person, but I’m sure everyone has such a moment. However, little do we realize that these WTF moments are what stay in your memory for a…
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