Comments on: 4-Mar-2005 http://zainab.freecrow.org/2005/03/149/ Some of me, some of my words… Wed, 24 Jun 2009 17:44:15 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Ribhus http://zainab.freecrow.org/2005/03/149/comment-page-1/#comment-224 Ribhus Fri, 04 Mar 2005 14:14:00 +0000 http://zainab.zaiki.in//2005/03/04/#comment-224 <P> as long as i can relate,understand ,enjoy and learn from something ,i dont mind wht it is ..a book ,a experience ..whteva fukk it is. </P> <P> wellthe crowds in airport maybe more subtle wid thier glances towards women...as they r the so called gentlemen of our society...they r not suppossed to behave and stare at a lady commuter with "hawas bhari nazar" like wht happens in railway staion...but the built in nature is same ...wht we show maybe different. </P> as long as i can relate,understand ,enjoy and learn from something ,i dont mind wht it is ..a book ,a experience ..whteva fukk it is.

wellthe crowds in airport maybe more subtle wid thier glances towards women…as they r the so called gentlemen of our society…they r not suppossed to behave and stare at a lady commuter with “hawas bhari nazar” like wht happens in railway staion…but the built in nature is same …wht we show maybe different.

]]> By: alltough http://zainab.freecrow.org/2005/03/149/comment-page-1/#comment-223 alltough Fri, 04 Mar 2005 13:46:00 +0000 http://zainab.zaiki.in//2005/03/04/#comment-223 Zainab: I agree with you on management books - there is a very fine and somewhat blurred lines between management and self help books. My personal opinion on self help books is quite down on the Book-reading scale. It's so text book-ish, to lead life through a book that teaches you to take baby steps ! Zainab: I agree with you on management books – there is a very fine and somewhat blurred lines between management and self help books. My personal opinion on self help books is quite down on the Book-reading scale. It’s so text book-ish, to lead life through a book that teaches you to take baby steps !

]]> By: get2v http://zainab.freecrow.org/2005/03/149/comment-page-1/#comment-221 get2v Fri, 04 Mar 2005 08:02:00 +0000 http://zainab.zaiki.in//2005/03/04/#comment-221 <P> The more you try to question your identity in the city, the more you will get confused.... </P> <P> Best of luck....(find out the answers to your questions..)  </P> <P> :) have fun. </P> The more you try to question your identity in the city, the more you will get confused….

Best of luck….(find out the answers to your questions..) 

:) have fun.

]]> By: Maya2in1 http://zainab.freecrow.org/2005/03/149/comment-page-1/#comment-220 Maya2in1 Fri, 04 Mar 2005 02:43:00 +0000 http://zainab.zaiki.in//2005/03/04/#comment-220 <P> Now I don't think that London is like Bangalore ! The older a city the more difference it has in character. And cities in Europe take similar aspects  from their historical spheres of influence- Amsterdam has that brick-built look that you can trace all across the Northern and Baltic coast up to Riga.( All old trade- Hanse- towns..)  You can find some of that brick architecture in London too. Paris on the contrary has very few of that, it's center is very Hausmannien, comparable to Madrid for that matter. When I went to Nancy, I wondered at an old square, why it reminded me so much of the northern architecture ( Berlin or further).....as a matter of fact, the count who had ordered the building of the square had been king of Poland... </P> <P> Of course when it comes to modern buildings traces get mixed up. Architects today work worldwide and are influenced by the world. </P> Now I don’t think that London is like Bangalore ! The older a city the more difference it has in character. And cities in Europe take similar aspects  from their historical spheres of influence- Amsterdam has that brick-built look that you can trace all across the Northern and Baltic coast up to Riga.( All old trade- Hanse- towns..)  You can find some of that brick architecture in London too. Paris on the contrary has very few of that, it’s center is very Hausmannien, comparable to Madrid for that matter. When I went to Nancy, I wondered at an old square, why it reminded me so much of the northern architecture ( Berlin or further)…..as a matter of fact, the count who had ordered the building of the square had been king of Poland…

Of course when it comes to modern buildings traces get mixed up. Architects today work worldwide and are influenced by the world.

]]> By: Maya2in1 http://zainab.freecrow.org/2005/03/149/comment-page-1/#comment-222 Maya2in1 Fri, 04 Mar 2005 02:29:00 +0000 http://zainab.zaiki.in//2005/03/04/#comment-222 <P> one of the interesting things of Bangalore airport is that the coffee shop there has Internet access ( + a coffée, but take care to buy the two together) , but when I was there , there was only one comp working.... </P> one of the interesting things of Bangalore airport is that the coffee shop there has Internet access ( + a coffée, but take care to buy the two together) , but when I was there , there was only one comp working….

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