Yale Book of Quotations Review – A Joy to Peruse

For as long as we can remember, we’ve been under the spell of eloquent writers and speakers. And Bartlett’s was our vade mecum, a book we repeatedly borrowed from our local library. On good days and on bad days, we dipped into the heavy tome to great delight. So when we saw favorable reviews of […]

White Russian-ing & Usher-ing OMG

It’s around 8:30PM here on the East Coast on a Friday evening. Hell, we’re already half-way through our first glass of White Russian and listening to Usher’s new song OMG from the album Raymond v. Raymond. So what if the critics don’t like it. Who gives a f*ck. We like the song mucho. We do. […]

iSpice NJ Review – Soooper, Tabulicious Food

(For SI blog reader Fugitive143) Eureka! Yeah, finding an Indian restaurant in New Jersey that serves palatable edible fare is cause for celebration these days. Such is the severity of the drought that has struck the Indian culinary landscape in these parts. But boy did we strike gold with iSpice in North Brunswick (on Aaron […]

Apple Pokes Google in the Eye

On the occasion of Google’s new Nexus One mobile phone launch, Apple jabbed Google sharply in the eye, touting the immense popularity of its App Store, which shows no sign of slowing down. Au contraire, the Apple App Store seems to be gaining momentum. App Store is a digital media repository for a variety of […]

U.S. Soccer has an Inferiority Complex – Sunil Gulati

Well, well, who’d have thought this. An Indian-born Columbia University economist as president of the United States Soccer Federation. Born in Allahabad, Sunil Gulati grew up in Nebraska, studied at Columbia, worked at the World Bank and is now president of the United States Soccer Federation. Oh, our desi also teaches at Columbia. Interesting, na? […]

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