Archive for September, 2006
Impassioned!
Briefly brilliant and suddenly truncated, their lives were like shooting stars. Superficially, the Romantic poet Percy Bysshe Shelley and the 1960s music icon Jimi Hendrix seem poles apart. After all, the former was born into an elite English family, while the latter was of a mixed descent (African-American, Native American and Caucasian) and grew up in a Seattle home filled with adultery, alcoholism and poverty. Search deeper and you know that both icons were heart-breakers who fell in and out of love at the snap of a finger and shared a don’t-give-a-damn attitude and conspicuous talent in their fields that enamoured subsequent generations. Despite being born 150 years apart, Shelley and Hendrix had a common philosophy of life and were the poster children of rebellion, free love and anti-establishmentarianism in their times. Born in England after Europe had witnessed the French Revolution, Shelley incorporated the Revolution’s libertine ideas in his life and scandalized English society with his unorthodoxy. Despite dismissing the institution of marriage, he eloped twice, both times with 16 year olds.
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Editor: Arindam Chaudhuri
Source: IIPM Publication and Business & Economy
Add comment September 19, 2006
Montblanc Boheme Royal Fountain Pen
7,682,815 INR
Screaming ‘extravagant’ without being the bling bling variety of kitsch – that’s Montblanc Bohème Royal Fountain Pen. A cartridgebased fountain pen, the Montblanc is set with 1,430 diamonds! The nib is plated with 18 karat platinum gold, the barrel, the ring and the clip – all made of white gold. It comes in two versions – white diamonds and the other that includes black diamonds as well. Both are stunning; but you sure won’t lend this pen ever!
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Editor: Arindam Chaudhuri ; Source: IIPM Publication
1 comment September 18, 2006