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I am currently a final year undergrad student studying Business Economics at Kingston University, England. I have a strong passion in traveling, politics and business related issues.
I have been to many countries within the past five years, and this has given

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Computers & Technology > Internet Tips Facebook for beginners: 1 of 10

Having used Facebook for about two years now, I though I would write a review of my experiences with Facebook, show new users how to use this website, any advantages and disadvantages, and finally my opinion about the social networking website. Facebook History: Facebook was first launched in 2004, created by Mark Zuckerberg...
Food & Drink > Fruit & Vegetable Recipes Recipes: Creative potato recipes: 3 of 29

Growing up as a British Indian my family would always cook Indian food, and occasionally we would have take away or franchised food. Indian cuisine is one that everyone should admire, because it has such a unique characteristic. The spice, the colour, the texture and the taste are some of the reasons why they are so popular....
Arts & Humanities > Colonial & Early American What was the Boston Tea Party?: 6 of 37

The historical impact of the Boston Tea Party, was one that many Americans would see as a defining moment in the American Revolution, against British Colonial Rule. This piece will hopefully give and insight, into why the Boston Tea Party occurred, by whom and when. It would be easy to just describe the events of December 16...
Entertainment > Movie Genres Best horror movies of 2007: 3 of 12

Well their have been quite a few horror films released in 2007, some good, some bad and some just plain awful films. However, I'd say on the whole, 2007 has bought some really fascinating, unique horror films, along with some famous remakes. Whether you're a fan or not of horror films, you got to admire their ability to scar...
Travel > Asia Destinations Travel destinations: Goa, India: 2 of 6

Well moving on from my Gujarat experience, I still have many more places in India to review, as you can see a hell of a lot in 6 odd weeks. My next destination was one that I always wanted to go to, even as a child, however only experienced it in 2005, we went to the beautiful and tranquil place that is Goa. I had always hea...
Food & Drink > Ethnic & International Foods Recipes: Pad Thai: 1 of 3

Now before I introduce my Pad Thai recipe, I feel it's appropriate to give a little information about the term "Pad Thai", where it originated from and what exactly it means. Pad Thai, as you might guess actually originated from Thailand is a method of cooking. It revolves around a stir fry dish of noodles, mixed with eggs, ...
Food & Drink > Ethnic & International Foods What you need to know before you buy a rice cooker: 3 of 7

Rice cookers are a very practical kitchen appliance, especially if you're always making rice on a regular basis. Now most people would argue that buying a rice cooker is a waste of money, if you can cook it in a normal pot, however the rice cooker is only a small investment that has so many practical uses, it's an advanced w...
Travel > Hawaii Destinations Travel destinations: Big Island of Hawaii: 4 of 9

Will this will be my last review of my time in and around America, for those who have catched a few of my reviews, you will now Ive had quite an exciting time during my stay, and what a way to end my review, by talking about my last stop before returning to good old London. My last stop on this amazing journey was Hawaii; I ...
Food & Drink > Ethnic & International Foods Guide to Asian noodles: 4 of 8

Asian noodles have a long history, dating back to many thousands of years. It's unclear who first adopted and created the idea of noodles, but we can all agree that the Chinese culture have been using noodles as a part of dietary nutrition for well over 2000 years. A healthy combination of meat, rice, wheat and flour has bee...
Food & Drink > Desserts Recipes: Thai coconut pudding cake: 1 of 2

There are many ways of cooking a Thai coconut pudding cake. I often find then the easiest puddings to make because they only take 10 minutes or so to make. Furthermore, the puddings itself are very light compared to other desserts, which means it's not only part of a balance meal plan, but it it's also light. Thai desserts h...