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Society & Lifestyle > Asian Culture The significance of saris: 9 of 9
A sari (also spelt "saree") is a traditional female piece of clothing worn by women mostly of Indian origin. It is also known to be worn by women from Bangladesh, Sri Lanka & Nepal. The sari is a rectangular piece of cloth approximately six metres long by one metre wide and is worn over a full length petticoat and matching bl... More..
Personal Finance > Auto Insurance Tips on getting the cheapest auto insurance rates: 6 of 6
In these days of virtually everything you could conceivably wish to buy being available on the internet of course who wouldn't at least try to research and purchase their auto insurance online?I have obtained quotes online for the last 3 or 4 years and until last year I had stuck with my previous insurer mostly due to loyalty... More..
Business > Human Resources Human Resources: Best recruiting tips to make the right hire: 4 of 4
As someone who's worked for many years in recruitment roles be it as a recruitment consultant for a recruitment agency or as an in house recruiter for an employer, I thought I could share some of the useful tips I've picked up over the years to make your recruiting drive easier for you.1) One of the most important things to r... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: Dial M for murder: 2 of 2
Dial M for Murder was a 1954 Warner Bros film production based on a stage play of the same name by an English playwright Frederick Knott. The film was directed and produced by the legendary Alfred Hitchcock and starred Ray Milland, Grace Kelly, Robert Cummings, John Williams and Anthony Dawson. The film runs for 1 hour 25 min... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: Sholay: 2 of 2
Sholay is a Hindi film - and for once I can say that there are not many Indians over the age of 30 in the world who wouldn't have heard of THIS film.This epic was released way back in 1975 and was one of the most famous, if not, the most famous Hindi film ever released. It was so successful that it ran in some cinemas in Indi... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: Kill Bill (Volumes 1 & 2): 2 of 2
Ok so my title might not be very inspired but it's the title track of the film which I thought was fantastic and a clue to what the films are about... After hearing so much about Kill Bill, Tarantino's fourth film, over the last couple of years, I caved and bought myself this 2 DVD box set from Amazon thinking I'd at l... More..
Jobs & Careers > Job Interviews How to follow up after a job interview: 2 of 2
Drop down on your knees and beg the interviewer to give you the job or you'll kill yourself!NO, please don't follow that bit of nonsense advice, it really won't work!The follow up you do after a job interview can depend entirely on how you got the interview. I'll try to give you some useful tips on which path to follow here:R... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: Deceived: 2 of 2
This Damien Harris directed thriller was released back in 1991, was written by Mary Agnes Donoghue and Derek Saunders and produced by Michael Finnell, Wendy Dozoretz and Ellen Collett - quite a big production team there!Deceived starred Goldie Hawn & John Heard with an enchanting performance from Ashley Peldon as their on-scr... More..
Style & Beauty > Perfumes & Fragrances Product reviews: Burberry London perfume: 2 of 2
Burberry London is a woman's fragrance which was launched in 2005 and shouldn't be confused with Burberry which was released some 8 years or so prior. Burberry is essentially a British company and as far as I know they try to market this scent as something very English!A friend of mine was wearing it some time back and I admi... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: City Heat (1984): 2 of 2
Starring double trouble Clint Eastwood and Burt Reynolds, with Jane Alexander, Madeline Kahn, Tony Lo Bianco and Rip Torn in supporting roles, City Heat could be classed as a gangster spoof movie. It was directed by Richard Benjamin and released way back in late 1984. The screenplay was by Sam Brown and Joseph Stinson and it ... More..