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Middle East – Sports & Athletes
Toward the end of the 1940s, the men’s football team of Afghanistan came in 18th place in the Summer Olympic Games in London, United Kingdom. At the XIV Summer Games, Afghanistan –a country with serious domestic problems– lost 6-0 to Luxembourg. For the first time, soccer players from Afghanistan took part in an Olympic Tournament. Continue reading
Posted in American Idol
Tagged Afghanistan, Ahmed Bin Hasher Al Maktoum, Alejandro Guevara Onofre, America, Aquatics, Australia, author, Bahrain, boxing, Bulgaria, California, Delhi, Fehaid Al Deehani, Football, freelance, Greece, Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, India, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Lebanon's Olympic Committee, London, Los Angeles, Luxembourg, Qatar, Republic of Korea, Richard Faulds, Russell Mark, S. Asaad, Saint Moritz, Saudi Arabia, shooter, Soccer;, Summer Olympics, Switzerland, Sydney, Syria, the 1982 Asian Games, the 1984 Los Angeles Games, the 2000 Olympic Games, the Olympic Games, the Summer Olympic Games, the Winter Olympics, the XIV Summer Games, the XXIII Olympic Games, UAE, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States, weightlifting, West Asian Games, wrestling, writer, Yemen
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Bleach Season One Review
When Japanese author Tite Kubo created the popular manga Bleach, he would never have imagined the immense popularity the comic would receive. Bleach is the story of a 15 year old teenager named Ichigo Kurosaki who soon finds himself as a soul reaper, someone who fight evil spirits known as hollows. For many popular anime cartoons, the first season can be a little slow and dull, as they have to introduce the characters and story. Continue reading
Middle East – Sports & Athletes
Toward the end of the 1940s, the men’s football team of Afghanistan came in 18th place in the Summer Olympic Games in London, United Kingdom. At the XIV Summer Games, Afghanistan –a country with serious domestic problems– lost 6-0 to Luxembourg. For the first time, soccer players from Afghanistan took part in an Olympic Tournament. Continue reading
Posted in American Idol
Tagged Afghanistan, Ahmed Bin Hasher Al Maktoum, Alejandro Guevara Onofre, America, Aquatics, Australia, author, Bahrain, boxing, Bulgaria, California, Delhi, Fehaid Al Deehani, Football, freelance, Greece, Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, India, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Lebanon's Olympic Committee, London, Los Angeles, Luxembourg, Qatar, Republic of Korea, Richard Faulds, Russell Mark, S. Asaad, Saint Moritz, Saudi Arabia, shooter, Soccer;, Summer Olympics, Switzerland, Sydney, Syria, the 1982 Asian Games, the 1984 Los Angeles Games, the 2000 Olympic Games, the Olympic Games, the Summer Olympic Games, the Winter Olympics, the XIV Summer Games, the XXIII Olympic Games, UAE, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States, weightlifting, West Asian Games, wrestling, writer, Yemen
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Movie Review – Gulaal
And I thought that Anurag Kashyap had really excelled himself in Dev D, especially since messing with a proven classic can be a tricky proposition. He succeeded and eminently so! Barely had I recovered from that awesome movie that AK has unleashed another explosion of emotions with a relentless assault on our sensibilities. Set amidst the feudal ethos of Rajasthan the story is about the pursuit of ambition, accumulation of power, innocent & betrayed love. Continue reading
Posted in Pop Culture
Tagged Afghanistan, Anurag Kashyap, Aparna Chaturvedi, author, Ayesha Mohan, Black Friday, Che Guevara, Deepak Dobriyal, Iraq, Jaye To Kya, Jesse Randhawa, Jimmy Hendrix, John Lennon, Kay Kay, Kay Kay Menon, mad poet, Pratap Singh, Prince, Raja Singh Chaudhary, Rajasthan, Ram Leela, schizophrenic musician
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Music Review – Sara Groves’ “Add to the Beauty”
There are four or five CDs in my car that stay loaded in my 8-disc changer. The other 3 slots stay open for new arrivals. Most of the time Sara Groves occupies two of those previous slots. My heart has been grateful since the day my wife introduced me to Groves’ music a few years ago. Continue reading
Posted in Pop Culture
Tagged Add to the Beauty, author, Kevin Beasley, Sara Groves, trained musician
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