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Books/MagazinesOn Writing by Stephen King The world best selling horror novelist speaks about the craft which earned him millions in this RM 70 book. Frank, open and sometimes irreverent, Mr. King showed us how a competitive writer is formed and not made. Very useful for aspiring raconteurs and fledgling writers alike. Brilliant stuffs. The Memory Book by Harry Lorayne & Jerry Lucas Most of us do not possess outstanding ability in memory. But neither do both the authors who wrote this bestselling self-help book. But they devised a memory system which can REALLY help us enhance and complement our existing natural memory. The methods are fun and they work miraculously for us. Once applied, the rest becomes history. Highly recommended. GOD: The Evidence by Patrick Glynn In this controversial book, Glynn tries to convince us that it has become NOT scientifc to not believe in GOD!!! Divided to 5 chapters, Glynn laid out the facts as he explained that the existence of GOD is not grounded in mere ignorance but that it is where logical human inquisition has been leading us all along. Now, I really don't know what to believe. Michael Martin, the coolest proponent of Atheism since Bertrand Russell, responds fearlessly to Glynn's book by concluding that it presents no persuasive evidence whatsoever for God and the soul in a counter essay written and published on the Internet. The argument, I'm afraid, will never cease. In the mean time, I shall remain a happy agnostic.
Movies/MusicNothing special at the moment though I'd love to say that the latest Enya's offering is 'beh-pai'*. * 'beh-pai' is Hokkien for 'not bad'.
TechnologySoon.
MiscellaneousMakan-makan - There has been a recent rapid-fire proliferation of dining spots at a place called Serdang Perdana near MINES WONDERLAND. From mamak stalls to steakhouses to hawker centres to chinese restaurants to karoke hangouts, Serdang Perdana is really one heck of a food haven no gourmet can afford to miss. Walk into Serdang Perdana and you'll leave with a bloated tummy. Guaranteed.
Bad ApplesThe Blair Witch Project (movie) We know we are not movie mavens or amateur film critiques. But our horse sense tells us this Project sucks like a vacuum cleaner. (We kinda dozed off after about 30mins) GOD help me for I cannot understand why this movie eventually became a runaway blockbuster. SERIOUSLY. |
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