Harold Pinter Is No More
December 28, 2008 by Arun Pal Singh
Harold Pinter, the British playwright whose gifts for finding the ominous in the everyday and the noise within silence made him the most influential and imitated dramatist of his generation, died on Wednesday. He was 78 and lived in London. The cause was cancer, his wife, Lady Antonia Fraser, said.
Pinter learned he had cancer of the esophagus in 2002. In 2005, when he received the Nobel Prize in Literature, he was unable to attend the awards ceremony but delivered an acceptance speech from a wheelchair in a recorded video.
In more than 30 plays written between 1957 and 2000 and including works like ‘The Birthday Party,’ ‘The Caretaker,’ ‘The Homecoming’ and ‘Betrayal’-he captured the anxiety and ambiguity of life in second half of the 20th century.
An actor, essayist, screenwriter, poet and director as well as dramatist, Pinter was also publicly outspoken in his views on repression and censorship, at home and abroad. He used his Nobel acceptance speech to denounce US policy, saying the US had not only lied to justify waging war against Iraq but that it had also “supported and in many cases engendered every right-wing military dictatorship” in the last 50 years.
His political views were implicit in much of his work. Though his plays deal with the slipperiness of memory and human character, they are also almost always about the struggle for power. The dynamic in his work is rooted in battles for control, turf wars waged in location that range from working class boarding houses to upscale restaurants.
Source: TOI
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December 21, 2008 by Arun Pal Singh
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Nouveau Rich College - Learn About Real Estate
December 11, 2008 by Arun Pal Singh
Have you ever come across the term Nouveau Rich. Nouveau riche (French for “new rich”), or new money, refers to a person who has acquired considerable wealth within his or her generation. This term is generally to emphasize that the individual was previously part of a lower socioeconomic rank, and that such wealth has provided the means for the acquisition of goods or luxuries that were previously unobtainable.
So everyone who is aiming to accumulate money is in fact eyeing at becoming Nouveau Rich. A wealth can be earned in many ways.There are many methods and paths to acquire wealth in your life time but real estate Nouveau riche university is quite popular. With property becoming a big commodity, it is no wonder to see many persons making fortune in it.
Nouveau Riche is also a name of a Real Estate Investment College which teaches the student art of investment in real estate. There are many courses available and each Nouveau Rich University college course has been designed to teach investment concepts, strategies and the advantages and disadvantages of several short-term and long-term real estate investment strategies.
Nouveau Rich Real Estate College helps you to build your confidence while learning the procedures, concepts and rules of the real estate investment game.
Nouveau Riche University is blend of education and Community Benefit Companies. It not only teaches the adults the way to create welath through successful Real Estate Investing, but simultaneously offers the support and resources to start investing!
What Constitutes A Paragraph
December 7, 2008 by Arun Pal Singh
A paragraph is the basic constructing unit of any writing. Though any body now a days is free to break and start from where he or she like, we all must learn the basics to construct better paragraphs.
A paragraph consists of three elements
Topic sentence
The topic sentence is the first sentence in a paragraph. It introduces the main idea of the paragraph. It should briefly summarize the main idea of the paragraph too so that you can indicate to the reader what is your paragraph about.
Supporting sentences
They come after the topic sentence, making up the body of a paragraph. They give details to develop and support the main idea of the paragraph. In these sentences you you should focus on giving supporting facts, details, and examples.
Closing Sentence
The closing sentence is the last sentence in a paragraph. It restates the main idea of your paragraph.
Happy writing. ![]()
Create Rituals of Writing For Becoming A Better Writer
November 15, 2008 by Arun Pal Singh
Today I am going take you to a dfferent site. John Cow Today wrote on Create Writing Rituals to Power Your Writing
It is a good post. Go have a look.




