Warren Brown's Blog, page 137
March 5, 2012
Immortal Mortals
This is an interesting collection of nine short stories which contain a variety of themes and situations. The first story is the New Year Guardian and helps to think about Guardian Angels. Immortal Mortals is about the story of a roadside artist and a librarian and how life can change one stroke at a time. There is a small collection of Christmas stories each having a little hint of the Spirit of Christmas in our lives. The Last Hunter and The Rebel and the Princess of Kashmir are set in Colonial British India. This is a period I like to read and write about, having grown up in India and belonging to the Anglo-Indian community. Anglo-Indians are the only minority Indian community in India of British Indian origins, who have English as their Mother tongue and who are Christians. The collection ends with the Christmas Time Traveller, where the magic of Christmas goes time travelling.
This ebook is available for download on Smashwords
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/138786
Brain News
March 3, 2012
Are you a Vegan?
Engelbert Humperdinck Enters Eurovision
Anglo-Indian Englebert Humperdinck world famous crooner is the UK's entry for this year's Eurovision contest. The 75 year old singer who has two British number ones, a Golden Globe award and a Hollywood Walk Of Fame Star, alongwith 63 gold and 24 platinum records will be entering the Eurovision song contest. We wish Engelbert all the very best and do hope that he wins the Eurovison Award this year.
Read more: http://www.metro.co.uk/music/891910-engelbert-humperdinck-it-just-felt-right-to-be-at-eurovision-song-contest#ixzz1o3UWMFAW
February 19, 2012
Movies I am Waiting to Watch!
October 11, 2011
The Environment & Ecology Report-003
Mount EtnaErupts
The latest eruption on Mount Etna sent flames hundreds of metres
into the air at the weekend, the 30th of July 2011.
http://video.uk.msn.com/watch/video/europes-largest-volvano-erupts/2ga6h55i?from=discover
Mangos and Almonds
The Journal Ecology Letters recently published some
interesting research. Men who consume antioxidant-rich foods like carrots, sweet potatoes and mangos have healthier sperm, which can help their baby-making abilities, according to the latest research out of the University
ofWestern Australia.
Fishing Vessel Leaks Diesel
Hundreds of gallons of diesel leaked into the surf at a state park after a 40-foot
fishing vessel ran aground near the mouth of Gray's Harbor, Wash.
http://www.kval.com/news/local/126531408.html
Polar Bears on the Decline
From 1981 through 1998, the condition of adult male and female polar bears has
declined significantly in western Hudson Bay, as have natality and the
proportion of yearling cubs caught during the open water period that were
independent at the time of capture. Over this same period, the breakup of the
sea ice on western Hudson Bay has been
occurring earlier. There was a significant positive relationship between the
time of breakup and the condition of adult females (i.e., the earlier the
breakup, the poorer the condition of the bears). The trend toward earlier
breakup was also correlated with rising spring air temperatures over the study
area from 1950 to 1990. We suggest that the proximate cause of the decline in
physical and reproductive parameters of polar bears in western Hudson Bay over the last 19 years has been a trend toward earlier breakup, which has caused the bears to come ashore in progressively poorer condition. The ultimate factor responsible for the earlier breakup in western Hudson Bay appears to be a long-term
warming trend in April–June atmospheric temperatures.
Filed under: Environment & Ecology, Warren Brown, writing Tagged: earth, ecology, environment, polar bears, save the planet
The Ecology Report-002
Green Prison
Environmentally friendly prisons. Liberals think they're a
no-brainer, right-wingers might view them as just another hand in the public
purse. Do the world's incarcerated now have a responsibility to save the
planet?
Ecology TV-Climate Refugees
Among independent films making their public debuts at the 2010 Sundance Film Festival was Climate Refugees, a film about the human, social and
cultural impacts of populations forced to abandon lands rendered uninhabitable
by global climate change.
http://ecology.com/ecology-today/2010/02/05/friday-night-at-the-movies-climate-refugees/
Re-Inventing the Toilet
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has awarded Delft
University of Technology (TU Delft, the Netherlands) a grant to 'Reinvent
the toilet'.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/07/110719094025.htm
Filed under: Environment & Ecology, Warren Brown, writing Tagged: bill gates, earth, ecology, environment, save the planet
The Ecology Report-001
Kipling the Ecologist
Rudyard Kipling wrote a number of stories with nature as a
backdrop. His two famous novels are Jungle Book and Kim. Visit this Squidoo
lens and decide for yourself if the great story-teller Rudyard Kipling who grew
up in India was an avid ecologist and environmentalist. In my opinion Kipling loved nature and gave nature a voice through his powerful stories, which have stood the test
of time.
http://www.squidoo.com/rudyardkiplingstoriesvideoshowcase
Robin Hood the Eco-Warrior
Robin Hood the fictional character, of myth and legend was possibly an Ecologist with a passion for his land and his one ambition in life was to save his home and his people, from those who would destroy it all.
http://www.squidoo.com/robinhoodvideoshowcase
Global Warming
Global warming is being increased as the natural shields of
the Earth are getting weakened gradually.
Rising Flood Risk for theUK
The UK is facing a rising flood risk and the warning signs are being ignored. The UK could be increasingly vulnerable to expected climate impacts including more floods,
heat-waves and droughts, because the risks are not being taken fully into
account in decisions on areas such as planning and water supplies
Filed under: Environment & Ecology, Warren Brown Tagged: earth, ecology, environment, planet, save the planet
The Paranormal Report-003
Do you Believe in Extra-terrestrials, the Supernatural and
the Unexplained?
Not many of us believe that Aliens exist. But, there are
many of us who believe that Extra-terrestrials do exist on planet earth.Here are a few spine-tingling images of Extra-terrestrial entities.
Extra-terrestrial photo gallery
http://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/gallery/thumbs.php?cat=33
Can your pet dog read your mind?
Scientists have now discovered evidence to suggest that dogs
can read the minds of humans and can sense depression, illness and other human
emotions.
http://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/viewnews.php?id=207820
Animals as Guiding Spirits
There is an old belief that animals can guide and protect us. British author Celia Gunn has written a book about animal totems and how animals guide, protect, help and act as guardians for human beings.
http://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/column.php?id=192503
Filed under: Paranormal, UFO, Universe, Warren Brown, writing Tagged: animals, dogs, guiding spirits, spirits
The Style Report-002
Armani's Japanese Designs
Giorgio Armani decide to create his Far Eastern Japanese
inspired designs for this season.
Fall 2011 Couture
http://www.style.com/beauty/backstage/071511_Armani_Prive/
Summer Fashion at Ibiza
ACID brights supply the party with an eye-catching pick-up
this spring/summer 2011 and provide the perfect base for your Ibiza
wardrobe. Read more
http://www.vogue.co.uk/fashion/trends/2011-spring-summer/ibiza-beach-fashion-trend
A New Mulberry Store Opens
The founder of Mulberry, Roger Saul, is to open a new
designer retail outlet in Somerset.
Read more
Filed under: style and fashion, Warren Brown, writing Tagged: fashion, lifestyle, style


