
First thanks to star of blogging, king of net, the one and onli incomparable Deepak my friend who invited me to write in his blog and m very happy to accept his invitation and write in his blog..... Also thanks to him for accepting my suggestion of writing anything thats worth reading.....
The ruling United Progressive Alliance government comfortably sailed through on Tuesday the trust vote moved by the Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh, in the Lok Sabha seeking confidence in his Government. The Congress-led alliance was able to muster 275 votes in its favour as against the 256 of the combined Opposition – the margin being way above the photo-finish that was being projected almost right till the end of the two-day long debate. There were 10 others – of the total 541 eligible to vote (minus the Speaker and a disqualified member) – who either abstained or absented themselves. Dr Singh’s Government now looks all set to complete its full term till the next general elections due in April. Whether this breather would bring economic reforms back on the agenda – as India Inc is hoping for – or induce a fresh round of pre-electoral populism remains to be seen.
Trust Vote!!!!
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
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Starbucks
Sunday, July 20, 2008
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a few clips of the coffees i mentioned
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Am sorry to say am KCAB!!!..
Wednesday, July 9, 2008
Well , well i'm back ya you are right ...i'm blogging now now coz i'm bored n I want u ppl to get bored after u read my blog...OK enough of this blah blah...
Les get down to business...
I tried to get pics n videos regarding kapi and coffees around our city chennai ..The more we progress we can get insight about other coffee shops around the world!!
The below details are about the cafes around our city ..
| CENTRAL CHENNAI | ||
| Egmore | ||
Barista Barista situated at Egmore one of the Barista"s network of cafe's in chennai is a comfortable place to spend time with friends, family, It seres a wide variety of coffee and tea. You must try. | 53, Ethiraj Salai Egmore,Opposite to Wellinton Plaza, Chennai - 600 008 Tel:+(91)-(44) 42656220 | |
Kafe 2000 A mix of a coffee shop and a multi-cuisine restaurant, Kafe 2000 (or Kafe2k as it is known among its patrons) with its jazzy ambience, is a popular hangout for young business executives. Located on the busy Pantheon Road, Egmore, Kafe 2000 looks pretty small till one steps into it. | Kafe 2000, 61, Pantheon Road, Egmore Chennai - 600 008 Tel:+(91)-(44) 820 5179 / 80 | |
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| Nungambakkam | ||
Qwiky's Coffee Pub This coffee joint at Sterling Road junction is the first of its kind in the city. A hangout for people of all ages and backgrounds, this place brews up an offering like never before. Expresso, Latte, Cappuccino, Mocha, Americano and Friazzo are some to choose from, amongst the 101 variants of coffee. | Qwiky's Coffee Pub, # G-7, Gee Gee Emerald, # 151, Village Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai - 600 034 Tel:+(91)-(44) 825 5275 / 5289 | |
Cafe Coffee Day Café Coffee Day at Ispahani Centre, Nungambakkam, promises international cafe experience.Spread over 2,200 square feet, the Cafe offers more than 10 types of hot coffee, 5 types of cold coffee and one tea for tea lovers. International syrups like Hazelnut, Irish cream and English tonic are also available. | Café Coffee Day, First Floor, Ispahani Centre, 123 & 124, Nungambakkam High Road, Chennai - 600 034 Tel:+(91)-(44) 98410 70669, 98410 53759. | |
Match Point Match Point a 24 hour coffee shop in Taj Coromandel is on a distance of 15 kms from Airport is situated at Nungambakkam High Road. | # 37, Mahatma Gandhi Road,(Nungambakkam High Road), Chennai - 600 034 Tel:+(91)-(44) 827 2827, Fax + (91)-(44) 825 7104 | |
Mocha A popular Mumbai based coffee chain has opened its first outlet in Chennai. The cafe has both outdoor and indoor seating arrangements. The owners have tried to give the place a Moroccan coffee house look. The 'Hukka' is popular among its customers who like strong flavors other than coffee. Mocha is on Khader Nawaz Khan Rd, Nungambakkam. | 9/15, Khader Nawaz Khan Road Nungambakkam, Opposite to Taj Coromandel Chennai - 600 034 Tel:+(91)-(44) 42317690 | |
| Royapettah | ||
Café Mercara Cafe Mercara This 24hr coffee boutique offers varieties of coffee and tea from all over the world. Visa/MC | Sheraton Chola Cathedral Road, Gopalapuram Chennai | |
The one with the traditional kapi grind..
Hmm..let us get into the high cost coffee shops...
Yeah You are right its MOCHA..
So,ill be posting now more frquently ...got scribe fire in my firfox ..It is really cool..U guys must check it out ..k c ya guys..
Posted by Deepak at 1:21 AM 0 comments
Well,Well,Well...
Monday, June 30, 2008
AS per the Google ..
The graph is exponentially increasing...!!!
Ahem..so for those who've been overwhelmed by the date tips, i've to confee to you all that this is not from me. I can even provide the direct source from which i've lifted it...I just did to grab your interests to this site.;).
this is the real sitE!
http://www.alovelinksplus.com/advice/the_coffee_date.htm
I guess i've done that quite convincingly...
Atlast!!...I'm elated to welcome..our new authors Dhilip and Karthik hariharan to CwD..keep blogging and keep brewing ...
Posted by Deepak at 4:38 PM 0 comments
My Cup of Coffee ;-)
Well well when i hear the blog title "Coffee with Deepak" just one incident comes to my mind. Let me spell it out here... It was my 20th birrthday 25th june 2007... i invited a few of my friends for lunch at a nearby hotel.. It was a B'day treat..the treat went on well and after i reached home and checked the presents people gave me i was shocked..three out of the 5 presents were coffee cups.. phew.. and one of the which i use at present was gifted by Deepak.. and the Cup is displayed right left to you ;)
Well i also had a recent experience that had to do with a lot of caffeine.. It was during this b'day..man-o - man coffee plays a very important role in all my birthdays.. With a very few of my friends i went to have dinner @ ascendas and to my luck it was pouring down heavily and my throat was dominated by some flu virus.. and i wanted to gallop some hot stuffs so that it may act as an anodyne to my throat..and unfortunately none of the shops in the food court had any super hot stuffs that would do good to me..So finally i ordered a cup of tea from McDonald's ..weird rite... McDonald's and burgers is what u normally associate with.. then the hot filter coffee of a south indian restaurant caught my eyes and soon i was there sipping the smoking kapi... well as if this wasn't enough i wanted to end my day with another coffee ( people usually end the treat with
Posted by Dhilip Seshadri at 6:13 AM 1 comments
3rd day in blogging!!
Saturday, June 28, 2008
Alright lets get down to business,
You’ve recently met a person, decided that they are worth a little bit more of your time to get to know a little better, so what do you do? What is it you suggest for your first meeting (not a date yet!)
There can be no better way than a carefully planned coffee date.
Your coffee date should be for the mid-late afternoon, an hour or so after lunch, or early evening an hour or so before dinner time. The essentials being that the coffee date takes place in daylight hours and is set for 20 to 30 minutes, no longer.You appearance should be dressy casual, a nice shirt/sweater, maybe clean jeans (new-ish not tattered) or khaki pants. No 2 piece suits for the man, no dresses or skirts for the ladies, you want to be comfortable, remember, it’s just coffee, right?Prepare yourself for a long 20 minutes of chit chat and asking/answering questions. Preparation includes deciding what to ask and how you’d answer the same. Don’t worry about saying things like “Isn’t that a third date question?” instead of feeling that you need to answer everything. Try to keep the questions open ended and the other person talking. Surprisingly enough, people do like to talk about themselves more that hearing about others and you’ll easily come off a winner by letting the other person talk. Of course, this could backfire if they are “boorish” and have a self-importance personality that was not previously displayed, but at least you’ll know more about the person and it’s only 20 minutes out of your life rather than an entire evening (or heaven help us, a lifetime!)
Keep away from talking about religion, politics and environmental issues. Stick to a plan of current events, parental upbringing topics and growing up remembrances as safe topics of conversation. Be sure to read today’s newspaper to have some material to fall back on if there happens to be any silent periods or lulls in the steady flow of your conversation.Questions to get to know someone on a coffee date, such as these, are a great starting point for your conversation:
1. What would you say had the biggest influence on you when you were growing up?
2. Did both of your parents work?
3. Where did (do) you spend your summers?
4. Did you ever (do you) have pets?
5. Do you watch any TV shows regularly?
6. What’s the last movie you went out to see?
7. What type of music would I find in your CD player?
8. What’s the last book you read (or who is your favorite author)?
9. What would be your dream career?
10. What is the most modern piece of technology you own?
These open ended questions will allow for a variety of follow-up questions that will show themselves to you as your meeting continues. You will discover their personality, their worldliness and drive for possessions and travel. Any of these can be good or bad traits, depending on what you find desirable in a person.When your designated time to end the coffee date nears it is safe to either state that you really don’t have much in common, but thanks for having coffee with me, or to plan a next meeting/date in a couple of days.Your coffee date should have this type of definite end to it so there are no hard feelings and uncomfortable confrontations later.Under no circumstances should you go beyond the time you allowed for this date.Be sure that any family/friends you told about this date are notified when it ends and told how things worked out. Never go to a first date without telling someone and planning a “safe call” when it is over. Your “safe call” can be them calling you to make sure you are OK, or you calling them to say the date is over and you are going home or returning to work, whatever. This is extremely important.Meeting someone and getting to know them are two different and distinct stages of any relationship.
;)
Wishes,
DpK.
Posted by Deepak at 6:56 AM 3 comments
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Friday, June 27, 2008
OK,..Exactly a month ago i stepped into my first job.It was just such a numb feeling When i got the offer letter.I dint know for what reason i joined there and dint know why i left now.Ya, you are right i quit my job today .Here we go , my first job and my first resignation .You know what, the first fifteen days was really awesome . I never thought that the next fifteen days will drain me out so much that now i hardly seem to respond even my parents shout at their top of their voice.
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