Saturday, December 8, 2012

Art in Christmas

In today's art conscious world of the rich and famous flaunting their diamond encrusted jewelleries, and up-to-the-second fashionable fineries, it would be in the fitness of things that their luxurious mansions and homes would be dotted with the most choicest and most expensive objets-de-art to suit their most demanding and inimitable lifestyles, which are common to the glitterati of the higher echelons of society.

It is therefore, but natural, that connoisseurs of the fine arts would want to heighten their image building during the current Christmas season, by underscoring the recent trend to embellish and decorate their grand hospices with period furniture as baseline stands for Cribs, and Xmas-tree backgrounds of art pieces, to reiterate the Christmas message.

At the same time, to help the causes, a percentage of the profits may be ascribed to the UN and UNICEF list of recognized charities, as a contribution by the 'favoured' society of the planet.

Look at some of the most expensive things in the world owned by the rich and famous, at the Spend Like A King blog. 

Sunday, September 19, 2010

Indigenous Sports of India

I recently came across a blog which detailed some of the indigenous sports in India -
The blog also had information on how to get 2010 commonwealth games tickets and accommodation in India.

Friday, June 11, 2010

The Football World Cup 2010 - Great Expectations

The Football World Cup 2010 is about to blast-off today, the 11th of June 2010, in South Africa to the cheering screams of football crazy fans. The fans will be blowing on their vuvuzellas, joining in the mexican waves, waving their flags and buntings, all dressed in the football colours of the country they support. They are hoping their team will win this world cup and proudly take home to their country the pure gold Jules Rimet Trophy to the accolades of the world community.


Today, there are two games expected to be played. The first football match will be held at Soccer City, Johannesburg at 19.00 hrs (IST) between host nation South Africa and Mexico. The second match, which should turn out to be a cruncher, will be played at Green Point, Capetown at 00.00 hrs (IST) between France and Uruguay.

At their current form, Mexico should do well but we cannot discount the South Africans who have a brilliant coach in C.A.Parreira, who is known to inspire his players to achieve great things. The Uruguayans are going to give France a run for their money. This should be a cracker of a game, which anybody can win on a given day, given half a chance.

Let's hope the best teams win in the best spirit and fair play of the beautiful game, played safely and in mutual respect of each and every footballer.