Long time, no see...
Yesterday, I completed reading "Muhammad bin Tughluq" by Cho. It is the movie script, now available in print. Cho is great of the Political Satirist in Tamil. It is a really amazing reading. I'm not a reader of the Tughaq, though.
Political Satire don't comes handy for many writers. Many tried and burnt their fingers. But Cho is very good at it. I want to read more of his writings.
I have also completed reading The Gift: First book of Pellinor, I recommend it for all Fantasy Fans.
I'm currently put up in Bangalore for 6 months project.
I've started reading "Emperor's New Mind" by Roger Penrose, hope I will not switch to Terry Goodkind's Book Five: Soul of Fire, which is really tempting me. I have already completed four books in "The Sword of Truth" series.
Sunday, April 26, 2009
Thursday, March 05, 2009
An Answer to My Friend
People who view fantasy as second rate or childish are usually people who don't read or understand it. I like to tell them that good fantasy is social commentary combined with good storytelling - Tolkien, C. S. Lewis, the Oz stories and so many others. Sure, the stories take place in an imaginary world. But those worlds mirror our own and tell us things about ourselves that need to be said and understood. I also like to tell them how often other forms of literature use fantasy as the bedrock of their own stories. Fantasy transcends its own form in wider scope than any other type of writing.
- Terry Brooks (Author)
- Terry Brooks (Author)
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Wisdom
To Err is Human,
To Re-Err is Foolish,
To Learn from Other's Err is Wisdom.
Two days before, my two-wheeler got punctured and I had to get office through other means of Transport. I was lucky for the first day, I had a colleague who used to commute through Share-Auto. We need to take 2 trips to reach our Office.
First, from Velachery Bus Terminal to SRP Bus-stop and then from SRP Bus-stop to our Office in Kottivakam. When we reached SRP Bus-stop, my colleague advised to cross the road across before getting a Share-Auto.
I questioned him, because there were lot of Share-Autos which are standing nearby. He told me that they will charge Rs.10 instead of Rs.5 if we cross the road. Blindly, I took his advice and we crossed the road and took a Share-Auto for Rs.5.
Yesterday, It was my turn to come to Office all alone. My laziness caught me, I took the Share-Auto which was nearby, rather than crossing the road. I was thinking that who will ask Rs.5 extra for just a 10 feet before.
But to my dismay, the Auto-walla charged me Rs.10 when I got down at my office.
This is one of the daily lessons which we learn from our own bad experiences and trial-and-error methods. There is no need for us to go through the same bad experience which already happened to others. We can learn from others. That is WISDOM !!!
But, we must scrutinize the authenticity for such information without bias.
Books are means of communicating the Mistakes done by oneself.
To Re-Err is Foolish,
To Learn from Other's Err is Wisdom.
Two days before, my two-wheeler got punctured and I had to get office through other means of Transport. I was lucky for the first day, I had a colleague who used to commute through Share-Auto. We need to take 2 trips to reach our Office.
First, from Velachery Bus Terminal to SRP Bus-stop and then from SRP Bus-stop to our Office in Kottivakam. When we reached SRP Bus-stop, my colleague advised to cross the road across before getting a Share-Auto.
I questioned him, because there were lot of Share-Autos which are standing nearby. He told me that they will charge Rs.10 instead of Rs.5 if we cross the road. Blindly, I took his advice and we crossed the road and took a Share-Auto for Rs.5.
Yesterday, It was my turn to come to Office all alone. My laziness caught me, I took the Share-Auto which was nearby, rather than crossing the road. I was thinking that who will ask Rs.5 extra for just a 10 feet before.
But to my dismay, the Auto-walla charged me Rs.10 when I got down at my office.
This is one of the daily lessons which we learn from our own bad experiences and trial-and-error methods. There is no need for us to go through the same bad experience which already happened to others. We can learn from others. That is WISDOM !!!
But, we must scrutinize the authenticity for such information without bias.
Books are means of communicating the Mistakes done by oneself.
How did Danny Boyle ???
How did Danny Boyle got Academy Award for "Slumdog Millionaire"?
A) It is a Good Movie with best performance, - NO
B) It is an Artistic Movie, - NAY
C) He's a Genius, - Of course, NOT
...
D) It is Written - Yes (it is fate...)
A) It is a Good Movie with best performance, - NO
B) It is an Artistic Movie, - NAY
C) He's a Genius, - Of course, NOT
...
D) It is Written - Yes (it is fate...)
Sunday, February 22, 2009
Guruji Vasudev
Recently, I'm ready books by Guruji Vasudev (not Jaggi Vasudev). It is published by Sixth Sense Publication. I bought them at "Permanent Book Fair", Kannimara Library with 10% discount.
Some of the books are:
* Tao de Ching (Cheena Kathigal - Chinese Stories)
* Sufi Kathigal
* Think Differently (Marupattu Sinthiyungal)
* Zen Kathigal
I'm currently reading "Sufi Kathigal".
Some of the books are:
* Tao de Ching (Cheena Kathigal - Chinese Stories)
* Sufi Kathigal
* Think Differently (Marupattu Sinthiyungal)
* Zen Kathigal
I'm currently reading "Sufi Kathigal".
The Reader
Yesterday, I saw the film "The Reader" (Der Vorleser in Germany). It is one of good film. I recommend it. An wonderful performance by Kate Winslet. A strong storyline. The Music is also good. Note: the film is A-rated. I'm not surprised that she has won Oscar Award for her performance.
I kept my fingers crossed for Brad Pitt for his excellent performance in "The Curious case of Benjamin Button". But, I heard Sean Penn won it for "Milk". I feel very sorry for Brad Pitt.
I like both the movies "The Curious case of Benjamin Button" and "The Reader" very much. I recommend the movies, it is very good to watch. Far from the DISGUSTING "Slumdog Millionarie".
The another Movie, I watched over in this weekend is "The Man who know too much". It is an Alfred Hitchcock Film. Every Hitchcock Movie watch makes me like him more and more. He is the Brilliant Director in last century, who in the world could make you to sit and watch a 90 mins drama which happens only inside a "Single Room".
Last but not least, I have completed "The Blood of the Fold" by Terry Goodkind. The Wizard's Third Rule:
"Passion Rules Reason."
Letting your emotions control your reason may cause trouble for yourself and those around you. (thanks to wiki)
I kept my fingers crossed for Brad Pitt for his excellent performance in "The Curious case of Benjamin Button". But, I heard Sean Penn won it for "Milk". I feel very sorry for Brad Pitt.
I like both the movies "The Curious case of Benjamin Button" and "The Reader" very much. I recommend the movies, it is very good to watch. Far from the DISGUSTING "Slumdog Millionarie".
The another Movie, I watched over in this weekend is "The Man who know too much". It is an Alfred Hitchcock Film. Every Hitchcock Movie watch makes me like him more and more. He is the Brilliant Director in last century, who in the world could make you to sit and watch a 90 mins drama which happens only inside a "Single Room".
Last but not least, I have completed "The Blood of the Fold" by Terry Goodkind. The Wizard's Third Rule:
"Passion Rules Reason."
Letting your emotions control your reason may cause trouble for yourself and those around you. (thanks to wiki)
Monday, February 09, 2009
Some Quotes
An expert is a person who has made all the mistakes that can be made in a very narrow field.
-- Niels Bohr
The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, but wiser people so full of doubts.
-- Bertrand Russell
There are only two ways of telling the complete truth--anonymously and posthumously.
-- Thomas Sowell
...when you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.
-- Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, (Sherlock Holmes)
Talent hits a target no one else can hit; Genius hits a target no one else can see.
-- Arthur Schopenhauer
I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones.
-- Albert Einstein
There's no point in being grown up if you can't be childish sometimes.
-- Doctor Who
-- Niels Bohr
The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, but wiser people so full of doubts.
-- Bertrand Russell
There are only two ways of telling the complete truth--anonymously and posthumously.
-- Thomas Sowell
...when you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.
-- Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, (Sherlock Holmes)
Talent hits a target no one else can hit; Genius hits a target no one else can see.
-- Arthur Schopenhauer
I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones.
-- Albert Einstein
There's no point in being grown up if you can't be childish sometimes.
-- Doctor Who
Sunday, February 08, 2009
Dynamic Load Library - Linux
Have you ever wondered, how to load, link and execute library functions when it is needed and unload it after it is used in Linux.
libdl - Library gives you this opportunity. For example:
* If you are writing an application which makes use of XML Parsing Library sparingly. You may want to load this XML Library when there is need and unload it afterwards.
* Or, you may want to load choose a particular library depending on the runtime parameters of an application.
libdl comes in handy, with only 3 interfaces with in the library. The following functions are defined in "dlfcn.h".
* dlopen - gain access to an executable object file
* dlsym - obtain the address of a symbol from a dlopen object
* dlclose - close a dlopen object
* dlerror - dlerror - get diagnostic information
Don't forget to set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH.
libdl - Library gives you this opportunity. For example:
* If you are writing an application which makes use of XML Parsing Library sparingly. You may want to load this XML Library when there is need and unload it afterwards.
* Or, you may want to load choose a particular library depending on the runtime parameters of an application.
libdl comes in handy, with only 3 interfaces with in the library. The following functions are defined in "dlfcn.h".
* dlopen - gain access to an executable object file
* dlsym - obtain the address of a symbol from a dlopen object
* dlclose - close a dlopen object
* dlerror - dlerror - get diagnostic information
void *handle;
int *iptr, (*fptr)(int);
/* open the needed object */
handle = dlopen("/usr/home/me/libfoo.so", RTLD_LOCAL | RTLD_LAZY);
/* find the address of function and data objects */
*(void **)(&fptr) = dlsym(handle, "my_function");
iptr = (int *)dlsym(handle, "my_object");
/* invoke function, passing value of integer as a parameter */
(*fptr)(*iptr);
Don't forget to set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH.
Thursday, February 05, 2009
Creating Static Libraries in Linux
add.c
=====
mul.c
=====
Creating Archive
================
ar cr libaddmul.a add.o mul.o // Create and replace the obj files in the archive
ranlib libaddmul.a // generate index to archive
nm libaddmul.a // list symbols from object files
How to use the Static Library
=============================
math.c
======
addmul.h
========
=====
int add(int a, int b) {
return a+b;
}
int sub(int a, int b) {
return a-b;
}
>>gcc -c add.c // creates add.o
mul.c
=====
int mul(int a, int b) {
return a*b;
}
int div(int a, int b) {
return a/b;
}
>>gcc -c mul.c // Creates mul.o
Creating Archive
================
ar cr libaddmul.a add.o mul.o // Create and replace the obj files in the archive
ranlib libaddmul.a // generate index to archive
nm libaddmul.a // list symbols from object files
How to use the Static Library
=============================
math.c
======
#include "stdio.h"
#include "addmul.h"
int main() {
printf(" 3 + 5 = %d\n", add(3, 5));
printf(" 3 - 5 = %d\n", sub(3, 5));
printf(" 3 * 5 = %d\n", mul(3, 5));
printf(" 3 / 5 = %d\n", div(3, 5));
return 0;
}
addmul.h
========
extern int add(int, int);
extern int sub(int, int);
extern int mul(int, int);
extern int div(int, int);
gcc -o math math.c -L((libaddmul.a path)) -laddmul // compile math.c with addmul library
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Now, Comes the Intellect
"Art is a selective re-creation of reality according to an artist’s metaphysical value-judgments." - Ayn Rand.
Art is not something which a bunch of bureaucrats discussing about an absurd Novel over a cocktail party, which they are struggling to read themselves.
Now-a-days, Art has become like that. These people will carry "Ulysses" by James Joyce, wherever they go. These people just try to showoff, but in the darkness they know what they are. I will tell you the truth, if you want to really read "Ulysses" by James Joyce, first of all buy a "Oxford Dictionary", memorize all the words in it before you start reading it. You will find all the word from Dictionary in it, for unknown reason.
These people will say that "Slumdog Millionaire" is an artistic film. I will reason with you, what do you think is a "Film" ? I will say it is the Storyline. In this film, the Artist who created it shows his "Metaphysical Value-Judgments".
Come on, will you watch a Computer Graphics Show for 1.5 hours and screen it in Theaters because it has complex arithmetics and Mandelbrot sets.
As for me, Art is a Michelangelo Picture, Bharatanatyam, Music, Concerts, Sculptures, etc... which I can feel, which I can understand, which is clear. All these things have a Grammars, Rules, Structures.
Understand me, you also write Novels by playing with Grammars, Rules and Structures, but saying nothing clearly. It is what some of the Novels now-a-days do. They think it is intellectual. Actually, they don't know it is always the other way around, Grammars, Rules and Structures are for making things clear, not to perplex.
It is not like I need to look into some absurd perplexing picture, so called "Modern Art" and come to my own conclusion. The picture will be a real chaos. Nobody knows what was in the mind of the Artist who created it. It maybe some sort of his "Practical Jokes", he might have created it to fool people, generation by generation.
Art is not something which a bunch of bureaucrats discussing about an absurd Novel over a cocktail party, which they are struggling to read themselves.
Now-a-days, Art has become like that. These people will carry "Ulysses" by James Joyce, wherever they go. These people just try to showoff, but in the darkness they know what they are. I will tell you the truth, if you want to really read "Ulysses" by James Joyce, first of all buy a "Oxford Dictionary", memorize all the words in it before you start reading it. You will find all the word from Dictionary in it, for unknown reason.
These people will say that "Slumdog Millionaire" is an artistic film. I will reason with you, what do you think is a "Film" ? I will say it is the Storyline. In this film, the Artist who created it shows his "Metaphysical Value-Judgments".
Come on, will you watch a Computer Graphics Show for 1.5 hours and screen it in Theaters because it has complex arithmetics and Mandelbrot sets.
As for me, Art is a Michelangelo Picture, Bharatanatyam, Music, Concerts, Sculptures, etc... which I can feel, which I can understand, which is clear. All these things have a Grammars, Rules, Structures.
Understand me, you also write Novels by playing with Grammars, Rules and Structures, but saying nothing clearly. It is what some of the Novels now-a-days do. They think it is intellectual. Actually, they don't know it is always the other way around, Grammars, Rules and Structures are for making things clear, not to perplex.
It is not like I need to look into some absurd perplexing picture, so called "Modern Art" and come to my own conclusion. The picture will be a real chaos. Nobody knows what was in the mind of the Artist who created it. It maybe some sort of his "Practical Jokes", he might have created it to fool people, generation by generation.
Monday, January 05, 2009
Umberto Eco
I was first introduced to Umberto Eco when I was in IMSc, for my final year project. I started with "Foucault's Pendulum", I became his fan. I don't whether I chose my Novels or they chose me. Usually the Books chose me. It will come straight to my hand when I need it.
Last weekend I saw Movie "The Name of the Rose" made from the book of the same name by Umberto Eco. The movie is fantastic. Starring Sean Connery and Christian Slater, don't mind if you couldn't, it is an 1986 film.
I have completed reading "The Stone of Tears" by Terry Goodkind today. The last 200 pages are very addictive, I couldn't leave it. It a page turner. I promised myself that I will not read it, until I complete Robert Jordon's "Eye of the World" but I couldn't resist.
I wish you all "Happy New Year - 2009".
"We are what we are, neither more nor less" - Terry Goodkind.
"People are stupid. They will believe what they want to believe" - Wizard's First Rule.
"The greatest harm can result from the best intentions." - Wizard's Second Rule.
Last weekend I saw Movie "The Name of the Rose" made from the book of the same name by Umberto Eco. The movie is fantastic. Starring Sean Connery and Christian Slater, don't mind if you couldn't, it is an 1986 film.
I have completed reading "The Stone of Tears" by Terry Goodkind today. The last 200 pages are very addictive, I couldn't leave it. It a page turner. I promised myself that I will not read it, until I complete Robert Jordon's "Eye of the World" but I couldn't resist.
I wish you all "Happy New Year - 2009".
"We are what we are, neither more nor less" - Terry Goodkind.
"People are stupid. They will believe what they want to believe" - Wizard's First Rule.
"The greatest harm can result from the best intentions." - Wizard's Second Rule.
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
New Entry
Last week Monday morning (on 15-Dec-08), a Beautiful Girl entered into my life. She is so cute and beautiful. She always smiles at me whenever I look at her. I started falling in loving with her.
It is "Love At First Sight".
Please don't tell it to my wife, she is very possessive of me.
Guess, who is SHE ???
.
.
.
She is daughter. She is the new entry to our Family. I'm very happy to have a daughter.
It is "Love At First Sight".
Please don't tell it to my wife, she is very possessive of me.
Guess, who is SHE ???
.
.
.
She is daughter. She is the new entry to our Family. I'm very happy to have a daughter.
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Auto Rickshaw Quote - 2
I have a (bad/good) habit of reading "The Quotes" written behind Auto Rickshaws. Some quotes are good, some are bad, some are ugly. But occasionally some quotes will shock you.
This particular quote which read yesterday, when I saw waiting for a GREEN Signal, shocked me.
The Quote is (in tamil):
"Dear Two Wheeler Friend, Please check your SIDE STAND".
This particular quote which read yesterday, when I saw waiting for a GREEN Signal, shocked me.
The Quote is (in tamil):
"Dear Two Wheeler Friend, Please check your SIDE STAND".
Monday, November 10, 2008
Life and Time
Shiva sits in silent meditation on a snowy Himalayan mountain top. Suddenly there is a great sound. Nandi, Shiva’s bull, gets alarmed and asks, ‘Where is the sound coming from?’
Shiva says, ‘Ravana is born.’
After a while there is another frightening sound. Nandi asks, ‘Now, what is this sound?’
Shiva laughs and says, ‘Ravana has now been slain.’
This is surely a Zen-style story. This is the story of Life from the perspective of Time.
Shiva says, ‘Ravana is born.’
After a while there is another frightening sound. Nandi asks, ‘Now, what is this sound?’
Shiva laughs and says, ‘Ravana has now been slain.’
This is surely a Zen-style story. This is the story of Life from the perspective of Time.
Friday, November 07, 2008
Apache Wedding Prayer
After a longtime, I'm back to my posting. As I have completed read "Wizard's First Rule", I started with "Eye of the World" from Robert Jordan's "Wheel of Time" Series. But I couldn't help reading "Stone of Tears" the second novel of "Sword of Truth". I just read one of its chapter. I promised myself that I will be completing "Eye of the World" before "Stone of Tears" because EOW is lying idle for a longtime, I bought it nearly 4 years back. I just want to finish it.
Apache Wedding Prayer:
Now you will feel no rain,
For each of you will be shelter to the other.
Now you will feel no cold,
For each of you will be warmth to the other.
Now there is no more loneliness,
For each of you will be companion to the other.
Now you are two bodies,
But there is one life before you.
Go now to your dwelling place,
To enter into the days of your togetherness.
And may your days be good and long upon the earth.
Apache Wedding Prayer:
Now you will feel no rain,
For each of you will be shelter to the other.
Now you will feel no cold,
For each of you will be warmth to the other.
Now there is no more loneliness,
For each of you will be companion to the other.
Now you are two bodies,
But there is one life before you.
Go now to your dwelling place,
To enter into the days of your togetherness.
And may your days be good and long upon the earth.
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
I'm ... what ... ?
I'm not what I think.
I'm not what You think.
I'm what I think You think I'm.
- Robert Schuller.
It is not much complex, isn't it.
I'm not what You think.
I'm what I think You think I'm.
- Robert Schuller.
It is not much complex, isn't it.
Friday, October 10, 2008
You are what you are ....
You are what you are, nothing more, nothing less. - Terry Goodkind.
I have completed reading "Wizard's First Rule" by Terry Goodkind. I read about 300 pages yesterday to make it complete. The story for interesting. It is a very good read for all Fantasy Book lovers.
So, what is "Wizard's First Rule" ? It is "People are Stupid". People will hear what they want to hear, whether it is truth or lie.
I'm a lover of Fantasy Books. I don't know when it started. Since my childhood days I used to watch lot of Magic Movies, and read books of that kind. I still remember reading "Vikram and Vettal" cartoons in Thinamalar Daily.
Terry Goodkind is a fan of Ayn Rand. You can see it in his writings. I have lot of Series in the pipeline.
Terry Goodkind - Sword of Truth
Terry Brooks - Sword of Shannara
Robert Jordan - Eye of the Dragon
Erick Steven - Malzan Empire series
I have completed reading "Wizard's First Rule" by Terry Goodkind. I read about 300 pages yesterday to make it complete. The story for interesting. It is a very good read for all Fantasy Book lovers.
So, what is "Wizard's First Rule" ? It is "People are Stupid". People will hear what they want to hear, whether it is truth or lie.
I'm a lover of Fantasy Books. I don't know when it started. Since my childhood days I used to watch lot of Magic Movies, and read books of that kind. I still remember reading "Vikram and Vettal" cartoons in Thinamalar Daily.
Terry Goodkind is a fan of Ayn Rand. You can see it in his writings. I have lot of Series in the pipeline.
Terry Goodkind - Sword of Truth
Terry Brooks - Sword of Shannara
Robert Jordan - Eye of the Dragon
Erick Steven - Malzan Empire series
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
For A Diary Page
"How I'm going to cross the mountain ?" asked the disciple.
"One step at a time." said the Master.
When you view the life as a whole, the life may seems to be a big beast or a very long journey. This view might send a lighting into your spine, it may shock you. To make it easy, Norman Vincent Peale, the author of Positive Thinking, advises to live in Day-Tight compartment.
When we have a Big Goal, a Big Dream, as it is big, it might seem IMPOSSIBLE. But when you break it, it becomes I M Possible. Step by Step, one step at a time, start living the dream. Don't worry about the BIG GOAL, start concentrating on the break-ups.
Think about the Small Step, however small, which you can take toward the realization of the BIG GOAL.
Always keep a Daily Journal, near your bedside. So that before you sleep, fill it up with the Day's Accomplishments, however small. You don't need to worry about the Life's Big Challenges. All you need to think about is, how to make My One Diary Page as much beautiful just for this Day(Just Today).
There is only TODAY, no TOMORROW. TOMORROW Never Comes.
"One step at a time." said the Master.
When you view the life as a whole, the life may seems to be a big beast or a very long journey. This view might send a lighting into your spine, it may shock you. To make it easy, Norman Vincent Peale, the author of Positive Thinking, advises to live in Day-Tight compartment.
When we have a Big Goal, a Big Dream, as it is big, it might seem IMPOSSIBLE. But when you break it, it becomes I M Possible. Step by Step, one step at a time, start living the dream. Don't worry about the BIG GOAL, start concentrating on the break-ups.
Think about the Small Step, however small, which you can take toward the realization of the BIG GOAL.
Always keep a Daily Journal, near your bedside. So that before you sleep, fill it up with the Day's Accomplishments, however small. You don't need to worry about the Life's Big Challenges. All you need to think about is, how to make My One Diary Page as much beautiful just for this Day(Just Today).
There is only TODAY, no TOMORROW. TOMORROW Never Comes.
Monday, September 01, 2008
Sword of Truth
I'm currently Reading "Wizard's First Rule" by Terry Goodkind. It is the first book in the series of "Sword of Truth". It has lot of good quotes in it.
"You are what you are, neither more nor less" - a great quote. It can be said in many ways:
* We are what we think we are.
* Cognito Ergo Sum (I think wherefore I'm, I'm what I think)
Perception is very important aspect in life. Every one has their own unique perception. A Mouse will have a Perception of a Cat, which is entirely different from the Cat's own. So, Watch your Perception, it might be a delusion.
"You are what you are, neither more nor less" - a great quote. It can be said in many ways:
* We are what we think we are.
* Cognito Ergo Sum (I think wherefore I'm, I'm what I think)
Perception is very important aspect in life. Every one has their own unique perception. A Mouse will have a Perception of a Cat, which is entirely different from the Cat's own. So, Watch your Perception, it might be a delusion.
Ahana Bookshop
I was been to Ahana Bookshop in Velachery near to Aquatic Complex, Velachery. It is a shopper's paradise for book lovers. You will get 20% discount for most of the books. It is one of the main difference between Ahana and Land Mark Bookshop.
Land Mark is very vast in its collection of books, literally you name it, you will mostly get it in Land Mark. Ahana is not so, it has very limited books (mostly best sellers). So, My Book shopping algorithm is changed, First check the availability of the book in Ahana if I'm lucky I will get it with 20% discount, Else move on to Land Mark.
Land Mark is very vast in its collection of books, literally you name it, you will mostly get it in Land Mark. Ahana is not so, it has very limited books (mostly best sellers). So, My Book shopping algorithm is changed, First check the availability of the book in Ahana if I'm lucky I will get it with 20% discount, Else move on to Land Mark.
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