How much do I love that noble man
More than I could tell with words
I fear though he'll remain alone
With a holy halo of his own....
Albert Einstein
Thursday, January 25, 2007
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Book review: Salvation of a Saint By Keigo Higashino - *Title* : Salvation of a Saint *Author* : Keigo Higashino *Genre* : Mystery *Language* : English (translated from Japanese by Alexander O. Smith) *Publis...
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Why I hate the England cricket team - It has been a while since I have blogged. Years, indeed. Life and laziness are the causal factors, but also a rising disenchantment of the game. Well, not...
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Axar Patel's Raw Deal - View this post on Instagram A post shared by Gaurav Sethi (@boredcricket)
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Strauss may quit captaincy - That's the kind of headline that makes me want to blog again. Why wasn't it 'ECB likely to drop Strauss'? Guess Giles Clarke isn't done licking the Ashes o...
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Everybody Talkin’ Bout Gilly - Not yet. But they will. You can already hear the foxsports reporters sharpening their pencils and and getting ready to talk about the magical Adam Gilchris...
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Walter Stefani - It was two or three days into my holiday in Bologna with my family that I noticed the small marble plaque on the outside wall of the building abutting ou...
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Sobers Versus Kallis - Who is the better all-rounder? - Kallis's recent good form with the bat has seen the argument about where he sits in the historical ranking of Test all-rounders raise its head again. Stati...
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Visitor’s Comments - The show is over. Perhaps my abiding memory will be the way that visitors interacted with the work. And they left gratifying responses in the Visitors Book...
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The Walking Dead.......... They are Coming!!! - “Either they come for us or we go for them.......one way or the other. If we need to survive, they need to die.” We started watching the “The Walking Dead”...
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Reinventing myself, once again - Over the last 10 years, there is one question readers have asked of me over and over again: “When will you write fiction?” My standard reply, “There are ...
