Sunday, February 10, 2008

Secret of the Success Book

In this video you will learn about the Secret of the Success book.

Do you keep a notebook?

Do you write down your ideas?

Do you have a million dollar idea?

Yes, you may have and lost one, if you have not written it down.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhsYZ6CSTfg

The Chess-board called Life!

Warren reads his poem The Chess Board called life on You tube.

Is life a Chess-board in Black and in White?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zlz5IBJFLBA

Success Moment by Warren

Warren helps you to discover your Success Moment.

Your Success Moment is the time when you discover that great idea which will make you a fortune.

Do not lose that SUCCESS MOMENT.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=796J6QxCAc8

Learn Success

Warren Brown on You Tube speaks about Learning Success and how we can all be successful.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hhwCNkmspUs

Saturday, February 09, 2008

Lady of the Sea-Poem by Warren Brown

Upturned brows and eyes deep green,
Partly adorned by shiny scales,
A lady who is often seen
By any man who ocean sails.
He saw her perched amid the rocks,
But, when he did silently creep,
He caught a glimpse of golden locks,
As she dived smoothly into the deep.
Mermaids are part of fantasy,
Later found to be only seals,
Yet, the Legend lives out at Sea,
About mysterious damsels.
-By Warren Brown

Wednesday, June 06, 2007

Photos to make Memories!

We are not all avid photographers. There is usually one person in a family, who loves to keep clicking at all events and functions of the family. Ultimately, it is that person who collects a storehouse of photographs. It is this person to whom all members of the family turn to,for old photos and prints.
These enthusiastic family photographers are the Keepers of Photo-Memories.
My Dad is such a Keeper of Photo-Memories.
Encourage the photographers in your family today.





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Remember your Dad!

This Father's Day, make it a special day for your Dad. Give your Father a special gift for this important day.
We are like our Dad's, though sons really do not always want to accept this, but, we all inherit the genes of our fathers, with the strengths and weaknesses.When we learn to accept ourselves, we then realize that we are very much like our fathers. We one day look in the mirror and we see our Dad's looking back at us. Yes, we are all made in the image of our fathers.
Happy Father's Day, to all the Dad's around the world.

Monday, December 12, 2005

Living in the UK!

I have arrived at the UK and I am living at Hounslow. I have written two e-books which are available at www.lulu.com
The first book is Anglo-Indian Writings and the second is on The Parallel Universes. These are both interesting books and are a good gift for someone who appreciates creative writing.
Click these links to go to the books.
Keys to the Parallel Universe


Support independent publishing: buy this e-book on Lulu.


Anglo-Indian Writings

Support independent publishing: buy this e-book on Lulu.

Wednesday, August 24, 2005

Calcutta Autos!!

AUTOS ARE DELIGHTFUL by Warren Brown

Those “mechanical bugs”, called “Auto-rickshaws” or “Auto-taxis”, hop wildly and race across the streets, while narrowly missing vehicles and pedestrians. Autos are almost always overloaded. The autos are supposed to transport three passengers at the back and one passenger with the driver. However, by the early evening, when the “eyes of the law”, turn blind, three passengers sit in the front with the driver and three sit at the back. This “City of Dreams”, which are sometimes more like nightmares, which was once called Calcutta, has now been re-baptized as Kolkata, needs a few more rigid traffic laws and stricter policemen.

As you get up each morning and hail the first Auto that passes to take you to work, you are welcomed with ear-blasting music, from the “Mirch-masala” program Radio-FM. The popular Hindi, Bengali and English songs are played at a high-pitch volume. The speakers are strategically placed at the back of the auto, so that the passengers seated at the back receive the whole impact of the music. The volume controls are in the front with the driver, who turns it off and on when he pleases. If a few stocky men and a few brawny cart-pushers object, the stereo is turned off. However, when ladies, elderly and young people request them to play the music softly or to switch it off, the volume is turned down low for a few minutes before it is switched back on to maximum, as a form of punishment for its innocent victims.

Music in autos should be banned, where or where is the invisible Noise Pollution Control Board? The loud noise which in no way resembles even faintly music upsets its passengers, who are all setting off to work, college or school at the very beginning of the day. The “dull clods” of drivers, do not care about the inconvenience caused, to their passengers. “ Gaana toh mazaa Hai!” or “Music is fun and enjoyable!”, says the driver, “Enjoy it you working-class slobs”, the driver implies with a mischievous glint in his eyes, as he looks at his lady passengers seated at the back, complaining softly about the music. Playing music in the autos is a matter of great pride, a type of status symbol, among the auto-drivers. Music and lights help them to imagine that they a driving around in the latest sleek cars. The Chandney Chowk Market to Park Circus auto-route, is a great experience to have sitting as a passenger in an overloaded, noisy auto, with a reckless driver.

The Auto ride in the morning, evening and night is a nightmare on wheels, as the drivers dangerously zip through congested traffic, between pedestrians, cars, rickshaws, buses and taxis. The nervous passengers patiently wait for the dreadful sound of a crash and a whimpering bang. Images of Collisions and wrecked autos loom large in the minds of the petrified passengers, as they wait for the sound of a crash, in a bouquet of splintering glass.

The educated passengers do not utter a word, as the drivers do not bother, to listen to reason. The amazing aspect of this situation is that a person pays to be a hostage while traveling in public transport. Educated people with the world before them and the shimmering stars above them, risk their lives everyday, when they place their futures in the grubby hands of illiterate and reckless auto-drivers. Daily commuters have no way out of this situation, only the law can save them by implementing strict traffic norms and noise pollution rules.

Those delightful autos are “miniature roller-coasters” on wheels, the “Auto-rickshaws from Hell”. Yet, these mini speed demons excite children and drive adults over-the-edge. Autos are an essential part of the city of Kolkata and a boon for commuters, not yet a Godsend. Long Live the delightful Autos!

This article is not a work of fiction. If you would like to taste this thrilling experience, be my guest, sit in an auto on a weekday, during working hours for a memorable trip. Some experiences can be bought, like an Auto ride.

Monday, August 22, 2005

Anglo-Indian Blogger

Hello All,
This is the blog of Warren Brown, an Anglo-Indian from Calcutta.I moved to the United Kingdom in 2005.
Keep visiting this blog, to view more of my writings. You are all welcome to visit my websites given below:
http://www.publishsuccess.com/
http://www.positivewriting.com/

http://maxpages.com/warrenzone/

http://warrenbrown.tripod.com/angloindian/

http://geocities.com/warrenpeace21/


All the best fellow Bloggers
Sincerely
Warren Brown

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