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Title: Behind the Silicon Mask

Author: Eshwar Sundaresan

Pages: 302

Publisher: Westland Ltd


Behind The Silicon Mask-Eshwar Sundaresan
The title of the book sounded interesting especially seeing the word "Silicon Mask" and I requested for a review copy from blogadda. The cover also makes you feel that it is a suspense story seeing the pistol in the hand.

The story starts about the Indian techies, the software professionals, who are sent "onsite" to the USA to work at the client location from an Indian top company called CIKS. Most of them from CIKS are on deputation to work for a client, Mayflower Mercantile, at Milwaukee, in the state of Wisconsin. The author narrates how software engineers struggle working day and night, on high pressure projects, even working on weekends, staying late night at office to fix the bug and during the releases. Their co-ordination with the offshore counterpart, how would they handle the situation during the escalation being at the client location. Some would want to have a better standard of living abroad saving nothing while others want to pay off their family debts staying for a long term.

The live seems normal until a serial killer targets killing the immigrants which brings chill through the spine, in the winter snowfall at Milwaukee. His earlier targets were a Canadian (a teacher) and a Chinese-Singaporean, a student. The serial killer was clever enough to find the nationality of the former though none of his colleagues knew the truth. 

The book has many characters explaining the kind of people working for CIKS. How one has to please his boss to remain onsite, how one wouldn't care if he would remain at Milwaukee or not. Partho Sen and Varun Belthangady are close buddies ever since their offshore days in Bangalore. Both have given their best which makes the client happy. At the same time, you can not expect a boss like Laks Deshpande or Rahul Varma, who would give you good appraisal score. While Varun is happy that he can pay off his father's debt, his girlfriend is extremely unhappy that they are away. Partho, on the other hand, also has some problems with Rashmi, who is very much American. Kamaal, is another techie, who was forced to leave his job since he could not impress his boss. He had come to Milwaukee with a hope, that the dollars earned, would save his home in Bangalore from mortgage but it turned out the other unexpected way, leaving the country without any money. 

The news channel wants to alert the people being targeted and Vishnu working for CIKS gives an interview to an anchor revealing the employee strength at Mayflower Mercantile which puts the lives of Indians and their families in danger. Meanwhile, the Milwaukee Police Department is on high alert working hard day and night to find the killer. They manage to find the killer, who he is, what the motive was to kill the innocent.

The first 200 pages of the book seems to be slow moving on the day to day work and the love life. The later 100 pages are interesting and I could not keep the book down until I read it completely though I had eyes operated and it strained sometimes.

Will the cops get hold of the killer or he escapes? Will any immigrant be killed? Will they be able to protect the hundreds of techies and their families? Read the book to know more.

My rating: 4/5.


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I ordered for Vellvette March Box last month for the first time and received the box in the last week of March. I was excited to see the neat packing.

Price: Rs 399.

Vellvette March Box
Contents of the box

Contents:
1. Purely Pro Blush (3.7 gm)
2. Dream Cream Hand and Body Lotion (10g)
3. Remy Laure - DNA Beauty Cream (2 ml) and Sun cream (2 ml)
4. Amigo Collagen Skin Glow contains 7 packets. One packet per day for a week.

Purely pro blush and Dream Cream
I found the blush to be of strawberry colour and cream to be gentle and loved the fragrance. Sun cream is good enough to protect the skin during the hot summers.

Amigo Collagen for Skin Glow containing 7 sachets to be consumed one each day
I was disappointed to see the Collagen packets, being a vegetarian, I am not sure if I would be using the collagen packets.

I found the contents to be good except for the collagen. I have signed up for a 3 month subscription 


I was looking at my childhood photographs and reminds me the effort my mother spent on getting me ready to school. The 3 or 4 year old girl with boy cut with a little "juttu" and flower decorated. I was a very naughty brat and would make my mother run around to get me ready. She thought the best way to reduce her time is, getting me a boy cut just the way my neighbouring kids had!


My cousins who were much elder to me had long hair and would make hairstyles on each other to show off. In South India, at least, every little girl or a boy would have a photo posing for the "moggina jaDe"[made of jasmine] I would cry to my mother that I need a photo of Moggina jaDe with my real long hair. She decided not to cut it any longer.

Image downloaded from internet from the movie: Moggina jaDe in Kannada
I started going to the school with my waist length hair, thick and black and made me proud. The school had the below rule for long haired girls. If not adhered, thou shall be fined.
Anything below the shoulder was termed "long":

Steps for braiding:
1. Hair should be partitioned into two equal halves.
2. Each partitioned has 3 legs (of hair)
3. The hair is braided till the end and then ribbons are attached
4. The braided hair is then folded and the ribbons are tied up and knotted.

The braiding was so time consuming that I would reach late to school sometimes and be punished. :(
But my mother patiently did it everyday and I started to learn from it. Soon, it wasn't as boring as I thought and started experimenting new hairstyles.

Until school, my hair was oiled everyday. Most of them at school would ask, "which hair oil or shampoo do you use?" and I would blush and tell my mom after reaching home.

This is how I looked while I was in primary school with the red ribbons. :) This is the only photograph that has been preserved with the red ribbons. :D
My school pic with the long braids and red ribbon :D

As I started attending college, I no longer had two braids but only one. My waist length hair had now reached my knees. I could not find a swimming cap matching my hair length. My swimming instructor would admire my long hair. :)

Applying oil at college grown up was out of fashion. It was only during the weekend or else hair would look messy on weekday. Soon, the hair ends started to split and looked ugly when the ends were not braided. I could see trimming my hair as the only option. The beautician would reluctantly cut my hair and was disheartened,"why do you want to cut your beautiful hair just for the split ends?" and she would cut less than an inch. But the problem did not solve.
My long braided hair (present)
It so happened just the way Rapunzel (a famous fairy tale studied at school) had to cut her long hair reluctant for no good!

Rapunzel: Fairy Tale
I hope my waist length hair grows and kiss a good bye to trimming my hair with the use of Dove Split End rescue shampoo which brings the split ends together and your hair has 4x lesser split ends. 
I received the samples, used them and found both the shampoo and conditioner to be gentle and soft on my hair. I hope the split ends would soon disappear with the regular use. :)

Dove Split End Rescue Shampoo and Conditioner
Edited on 24th May 2013: This post won runners-up for the contest. 

This post is a part of contest organised by Dove as a part of Indiblogger.


April 1998, Bangalore:

I was in class 8 and my final exams were scheduled. My granny fell ill all of sudden and my mother had to travel to her native to see her. I am the only child to my parents and my mother was reluctant to leave me alone at home especially during the exams since my father would arrive only late evening from work. She has been the best teacher to me and would help in revising the syllabus during the exams and the results would always be flying colors. She advised me to study well and not to trouble dad while she was away.

R~ was my new neighbour and hardly acquainted to him. We were just "hi, bye" friends and I never got a chance to interact during the busy exam schedule. I would reach home from school early and he would advise me to lock the doors while I was alone preparing for the exam.

"Never open the door until your father arrives," he would say. And I nodded "Yes" in agreement.

Be it a salesman who would constantly bug to buy products knocking the door or any stranger, he would enquire the purpose of their visit and shoo them. He always kept an eye.

When my mother returned, I explained to her, how R~ took care of her little daughter and mother was happy to know about my new found brother. :)

He had even told me to let him know if anyone bullied me at school or on my way home, I would inform him. I never felt an absence of a brother.

In 2001, he left to Sydney for higher studies and the absence of a brother was felt very much.

March 2012, Australia:

It was my first time travel away from home to a foreign land where I had to live for an year in Melbourne. My parents would sometimes worry, their only daughter is safe or not, whom would she approach if she needs any help in Melbourne that was 5,000 miles away from Bangalore and this friend always assured that I was all good.

My good friend was in Sydney guiding me on several things like taking a house on lease, obtaining a learners license, professional environment in Australia and many more things. I was confident this friend would always be there at times good and bad and would help even without asking.

R~ has been a soldier to me all times and a real hero, unlike those shown on silver screen.

As I write this post, I am sure this soldier will always protect no matter where I am.

This post is a part of #Soldierforwomen in association with BlogAdda.com
It was a Rakhi gift from Sudipta who got it all the way from US. I like the strong fragrance and loved this. Thanks for wonderful gift. :)

The bottle is a cute round shaped pink colored and I never felt this throwing it though it is empty.

Fragrance: 4.5/5

Britney Spears Perfume
http://silhouetteshopper.blogspot.com

The Four Fountains Spa is located in the heart of the city in Bangalore at Koramangala, Jayanagar and at Whitefield. I, first, visited the spa in November 2012 for a facial and found the ambience and the staff  good towards the customers.

They offer a wide range of the facials and body spas mainly using the herbals for your skin tone and stress level. A detailed list of therapies and messages are given in the link: http://www.thefourfountainsspa.in/spa-therapies and download a copy .pdf here: http://www.thefourfountainsspa.in/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/TFFS-Menu.pdf .

During my first visit, I got Lightening Facial and the second visit, I got Chocolate Body Spa and Rejunevating Facial and found the message to be effective.

The spa also offers per paid membership for a period of 6 months and 12 months.

Below are the ratings for the spa:

Cleanliness: 4.5/5

Ambience: 4.5/5

Cost: 3.5/5

Staff: 4.5/5
Entrance of The Four Fountains Spa
Great Interiors at the entrance of the Spa

Banner for Chocolate Body Spa

Linkedin sent me an email in Feb this year which I missed reading. I hardly read the emailers sent frequently from the social networks. I was deleting old unread emails and this one suddenly caught my attended.

My Linkedin profile is one among the top 10% most viewed profile in 2012. More people stalking my profile or trying to contact for a job opportunity? I am surprised.


What is LinkedIn?
LinkedIn is a social networking website for people in professional occupations. Founded in December 2002 and launched on May 5, 2003,it is mainly used for professional networking. As of January 2013, LinkedIn reports more than 200 million acquired users in more than 200 countries and territories. [Souce: wiki]
It makes us happy to receive a postcard or a greeting card from friends and cousins from distant places. As a child, I always collected the post cards with the beautiful scenery, soft toys and gods. I have preserved both the printed and the hand made cards. When someone sends a greeting card in an envelop with a stamp on it, I would remove the stamp with care and add them to my philately collection. This is how, I collected many stamps from India and overseas.

Jan 8th 2013, I signed up Postcrossing that brought me, the memories of childhood when we conveyed greetings to friends and cousins a colorful card, hand written message that gave a personal touch. I am sure all of us still wish to receive a hand made card than a forwarded SMS or an email which we would delete or reply "wish you the same"... How many still send greeting card? :)

I had clicked so many photos that I decided to get them printed as a postcard and send it to my friends across the globe. A couple of weeks later, they were happy to see a postcard being sent to them. A friend of mine sent this photo where he had the postcard pinned up at his cube. 



How postcrossing works? Send a post card to a random person in the world in turn you will receive a post card from a random person. This works! Sign up postcrossing to send and receive the postcards.

Title: First You Plz

Author: Nisha B Thakur

Pages: 80

The story revolves around the three good friends Rachana, Avanti and Meenakshi who start to attend their masters at a B school at Matheran, away from home. The trio are inseparable since their graduation days.

Avanti, is immensely in love with Aakash at first sight. Aakash is a happy go lucky guy who is in a relationship with another girl and wants to marry her. Avanti learning this is hurt but unable to take her eyes off Aakash. Her buddies, Meenakshi and Rachana try their best and convince Avanti to stop thinking of him and she would hurt herself more.

Avanti and Aakash become close friends to an extent that she cannot start her day without seeing or speaking to him. She also learns that, Aakash had a break up with his girlfriend, hoping she would he the queen of his heart and Aakash would propose to her someday and she would wait for that day. But Aakash finds her behaviour similar to that of his ex-girlfriend.

Would Aakash propose Avanti or she forgets him longing for his proposal?

The author, Nisha, has maintained the flow and keeps the reader thinking, "what happens next?' Though it is a romantic college story, you cannot stop without completing.


About the author: Nisha lives in Navi Mumbai with her family. After completing her post graduation in Communication Management she worked as a copywriter with a reputed ad agency in Mumbai. She now works as a freelance copywriter cum screenwriter.
When she is not writing, she composes poetry. Apart from writing, she enjoys cooking being a big foodie, reading novels, watching cinema and surfing the TV. She is a spiritual person and a follower of Vipasanna meditation. She believes in God, Karma and Karmic connections. By means of all the experiences of her life she has written her debut novel.


I was looking at some of the photographs on my phone and this one suddenly caught my attention, the Vienna Art & Design at Melbourne during winter '11. 


Vienna: Art & Design was held at Melbourne's National Gallery of Victoria covering the art works from famous Gustav Klimt, an  Austrian symbolic painter, Egon Schiele, an Austrian painter, Josef Hoffmann, an Austrian Architect, Adolf Loos, an Austro-Hungarian architect. The exhibition was a part of Melbourne Winter Masterpieces 2011 from 18 JUN 2011 - 09 OCT 2011. It was the first time I had been to an art exhibition that was from Vienna. It focused on how the artists, writers and musicians contributed to the modern Vienna during 1900.


I was happy to learn so much on the art and music of Vienna that I would stand staring at some of the paintings before moving on to the next. The trams in Melbourne are a replica from what you see in the Vienna. :)

If there is an exhibit on Vienna, then don't miss the chance.
Ticket Pricing in Australia:
Adult $24
Child (aged 5-15) $12

Find more on the history of Vienna: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Vienna.

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Title: My lawfully wedded husband and other stories (2012)

Author:  Madhulika Liddle

Published by: Westland Ltd

Pages: 215



This is the first book, I am reading from this author, though I haven't read her earlier books: The Englishman’s Cameo (2009), The Eighth Guest & Other Muzaffar Jang Mysteries (2011).
Thanks to blogadda for sending me a copy of this book. I was impressed seeing the cover of the book.

Most people mistake the title of the book to be, "My lawfully wedded husband", when I first searched for the book on google, it merely displayed the same results but the actual title is "My lawfully wedded husband and other stories." As the name suggests, the book is a collection of 12 short shorties.

Each of the 12 stories have an an interesting concept and the author has narrated imagining herself in their shoes. The endings of few stories can be predicted well and for few it is a twist. My personal choice of short stories are: A tale of summer vacation, St George and the dragon, and My lawfully wedded husband (title of the book itself). The story keeps you guessing till the end.
The other stories with predictable ending: A brief lesson in trust, Number 63, Hourie, Silent fear and The Crusader which could have been written with a better twist in the tale.

Sum Total: A little girl who has always been taught to stay mum and patient no matter how rude others are. As she grows into a young woman how she tries to get rid of those who trouble her in a gentle way.
A Tale of Summer Vacation: A little girl who spends summer at her granny's making friends with two sisters which develops in a wonderful plot.
A Brief Lesson in Trust: Never trust anyone nor show your weakness, you never know who is going to make a fool out of you.
Feet of Clay: A little girl who loves eating snacks everyday from vendor who is best at story telling and discovers one day he is gone without understanding the reason at her age.
My Lawfully Wedded Husband: The husband who always remained silent before his wife and the wife is always happy about this.
Number 63: An old lady in the neighbourhood is suddenly in trouble and how does she handle the situation.
On the Night Train: It is always good to have a companion on your compartment especially when you are all alone on the train traveling a long distance.
Hourie: A story of how a call girl changing from Hourie to Helen, to become famous.
Silent Fear: When you scare someone speaking of the ghost, the same person can even turn out to be a ghost.
St George and the Dragon: Who is the dragon and who is George?
The Crusader: A story of a young couple who had to pay a price for the mistake they did!
The Howling Waves of Tranquebar: The story revolves on the history of Tranquebar that you are lost imaging what happened .. ?
Most of the stories cover a wide range of people: the rich, poor and middle class.. and are mainly based on women from a young adolescent, a working professional, a call girl, a homemaker...

Overall, the author has used a wide range of vocabulary. Some narrations have a crispy ending and a moral too. It is a juicy book and one cannot take the book off having read it.


I would rate 3.5 on scale 5.

About the author: Madhulika Liddle is best known for her books featuring the 17th century Mughal detective Muzaffar Jang, although she is also a prolific writer of short fiction, travel writing, and writing related to classic cinema. Madhulika has written a range of short stories in different genres, including black humour, humour, crime and detection, and social awareness. Several of these have won awards (including the prestigious Commonwealth Broadcasting Association’s (CBA) Short Story Competition, for A Morning Swim, in 2003) or have been selected for anthologies. She also blogs on cinema at http://dustedoff.wordpress.com/ (Source: wiki)


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I, initially, came across this initiative from a friend who discussed on providing the microcredit, from the data collected during the Ted event.

Activity: Rang De is a pioneering web-based social initiative with a mission to provide cost-effective microcredit to low income households in India. Through an online platform (www.RangDe.Org), Rang De enables people to participate in microcredit by lending as little as Rs. 100. Rang De has reached out to over 5900 entrepreneurs across 12 states by lending Rs. 31mn. Rang De currently funds business, education, and artisan loans. Rang De is a registered non-profit trust.

Details: You might want to read through our FAQs for a comprehensive understanding of Rang De - http://rangde.org/faq.htm

Support: Microcredit, Peer-to-peer lending, individual social responsibility, online lending, philanthropy

Note: 
- More Corporates to participate in our corporate connects program (one time donation which will be rotated as social investments). - More people to blog about Rang De and on the Rang De blog also. - Social media advisors to help us on how to take our social media strategy forward - Java/JSP Developers who are interested in working for Rang De full time for at least a year. - Funding for our operations.

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