Ravindran Navaneethan

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"The languages I learned as a child are kept in one part of my brain, and the languages I acquired as an adult go into another part. When people speak to me in a language I acquired as an adult, I don't even understand them until I first figure out what language they're using. On the other hand, the languages I acquired as a child I can understand immediately." - Ravindran Navaneethan from Bookmarklet

"London’s Tower Bridge is on Twitter, I’ll be on the bridge later today" - Wow :) - Ravindran Navaneethan from Bookmarklet

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"He was a legend, and I’m glad to have been around long enough to experience the sensation that he was." - One of my friend told me the same thing. I agree completely. - Ravindran Navaneethan from Bookmarklet

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"Old “Doc” Plume, the local hardware store owner, who was known for his miraculous cures for arthritis, had a long line of “patients” waiting outside the door when a little old lady, completely bent over, shuffled in slowly, leaning on her cane.  When her turn came, she went into the back room of the store and, amazingly, emerged within half an hour, walking completely erect with her head held high.  A woman waiting in the line said, “It’s a miracle! You walked in bent in half and now you’re walking erect.   What did Doc do?”  She answered, “He gave me a longer cane.”" - Ravindran Navaneethan from Bookmarklet

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""The Gita is not just a religious text," he says, explaining why he chose the ancient classic. "It also guides you to a better way of life. For an advanced society, we need upliftment in all spheres - social, economic, religious and spiritual. The Gita gives you a spiritual uplift."" - Ravindran Navaneethan from Bookmarklet

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"Spending on debit cards surpassed credit volume in the United States in the first three months of 2009 for the first time in history" - Ravindran Navaneethan from Bookmarklet