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'Fast' food nation
http://youthcurry.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 08/ fast-food-nation.htmlI'm typing this because I'm hungry. But I need to wait till 12 midnight before I can eat. Coz I was 'fasting' for Janmashtami and this fast is always broken at 12 midnight when Lord Krishna is believed to have been born. Krishna being a fun God, the one meal you do have on his birthday is actually more of a feast than a deprivation.
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Mumbai Pride, Out & Loud
http://www.sakshijuneja.com/ feeder/ ?FeederAction=clicked&feed=Articles+%28…The Queer Azadi march in Mumbai went on with a bang. Unfortunately words don’t seem to come easy, and so I leave you all with my favourite moments from the Pride march. Tags: Homosexuality, QueerAzadi2008, MumbaiGayPride, IndianCulture, IPC377 Share This
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All About "Gayatri Mantra"
http://emailbookmarking.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 08/ all-about-gayatri-mantra.html.fullpost{display:inline;}AUM BHOOR BHUWAH SWAHA,TAT SAVITUR VARENYAMBHARGO DEVASAYA DHEEMAHIDHIYO YO NAHA PRACHODAYAT.Gayatri Mantra (the mother of the vedas), the foremost mantra in hinduism and hindu beliefs, inspires wisdom. Its meaning is that "May the Almighty God illuminate our intellect to lead us along the righteous path".
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THUNDER MOUNTAIN LENAPE NATION POWWOW
http://carolyncholland.wordpress.com/ 2008/ 08/ 09/ thunder-mountain-lenape-nati…RAINBOW’S END Part 1 Although Rushing Waters never again tried to eat Mountain-Laurel leaves he did discover the joy of climbing the crooked, twisted plant trunks. He sought out shrubs less tangled than the one he had attempted to crawl through at age two, and discovered he should bypass the
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Good Advice to Save Petrol (Gas)
http://securityratty.com/ article/ b7c0e0f3cd731bccc2dfcb03be932c22Couldn’t help but laugh at this advert on my way into the office in Hyderabad (India) this morning. If you ever thought Indian culture was conservative, think again. The fuzzy picture says “Wear Short Shirt, Hitchhike, Save Fuel” !
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5666: Dealing With Incensed Clients.
http://multicultclassics.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 07/ 5666-dealing-with-incensed-clie…The Hem Corporation, creator of incense manufactured in India’s Mumbai and Bangalore, presents this peculiar fragrance: Call Client. Perfect for freshening the cubicle air when a Madison Avenue account executive soils himself after a nasty client teleconference.
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New at Hermes: Indian-Inspired Silk Scarves
http://hrfashion.com/ new-at-hermes-indian-inspired-scarvesLuxury brand label Hermes seems to be fascinated by Indian art, as their new scarf collection for Autumn/Winter 2008 is mainly inspired by the mystical prints and colors that is so reminiscent of India. It is the same theme that also inspired the previous Summer/Spring 2008 collection.
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Emotional second- Rediscover the Indian Culture and heritage
http://www.addfunreviews.org/ ?p=136Emotional second- Rediscover the Indian Culture and heritage July 1, 2008 Indian Culture No Comments India is the habitat of for different peoples and races. From centuries onwards due to different foreign invasions in this country, India has got the opportunity to come in contact with various races, customs, religions etc.
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When Kiran Met Karen : Master Piece or Just For Titillation?
http://www.desidabba.org/ 2008/ 06/ 25/ when-kiran-met-karen-master-piece-or-jus…It’s quite amusing if one takes a look at recent times Lezzy (lesbian) films with an Indian sub-context. Actually No. Let me rephrase this. Watching the (only) two Lezzy films from mainstream Hindi cinema was an amusing experience, at least for me.
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LiFe iN MoTioN
http://www.raisol.com/ ?p=98Art culture makes life in motion. Through the development of art only the life is progressed further. It is through art only the historical growth and ancient heritages are put in to upfront. Even the world progresses the traditions remains the same along with the culture rather it develops in similar motion along with life.
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