Hmm, interesting article in the express about how Kaajal can be used as cheap source of carbon nano-tubules Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, announced that kajal constituted carbon nano tubes (CNT). So? Now consider this: till now the generation of CNT was an expensive affair in which an organic compound like benzene was vapourised and […]
By George Fox & Ashwinikumar Naik Current theories on the origin of life envision an RNA World as the culmination of chemical evolution. The extent of this RNA World, and the biochemical complexity of the progenotes1 that populated it, is subject to much debate. It, nevertheless, is likely a point of agreement among workers in […]
From the Airlinesindia.org website 1910: The first Indian, or maybe even Asian, to have an airplane is the young Maharaja of Patiala, Bhupinder Singh, who has a keen interest in aviation. Singh sends his Chief Engineer to Eurpoe for a study with orders to buy three planes, including a Bleriot monoplane and Farman biplanes, which […]
British entrepreneur Freddie Laker is recognized world over as the person who pioneered venture to open the skies for low cost travel in 1977. The Sky Train went bust in 1982 when stronger competitors used unfair means to drive him out of the business. But his legacy not only lives on but has since become […]
This is an old article of mine on proteomics. Most technology must be outdated by now!
Unlocking the door to the open source community can be done via the Internet. A wide variety of open source resources can be found on these organizations’ Web sites. Links to open source sites
Janet Hope’s impressive thesis, worth a read! Open Source Biotechnology Project: “What is Open Source Biotechnology? Dramatic recent expansion of intellectual property protection for biotechnology research tools has led to concerns that future innovation will be blocked unless action is taken to preserve access to, and freedom to operate with, those tools that are important […]
I have been watching the indian airline industry and it looks like its going to take off in a HUGE way. I believe the last paris airshow was completely hijacked by carriers from india, and was literally a india show. In this blog, i will jot down my take on what is happening, and where […]
Flew Air Deccan from Bangalore – Delhi – Bangalore last week. Its great service for the price, and i love the no frills experience. Good points – Price !! – Clean Planes (i think they have a new fleet) – Good Service Not so good points – Leg space – Long lines
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My rating: 5 out of 5
Tucked away in the bad part of koramangala (which part isnt bad) is a nice little Belgian Chocolate Shop and Cafe. Ideal for a quick lunch, and coffee.
Its not very popular in the area, with “Sonakshi Sharma’s Family Restaurant” and “Little Home Restaurant” hogging the customers, but would highly recommend it if you are looking for a quiet and healthy lunch.
I went in and had a Croque Hawaii with orange juice for lunch. For 70 bucks, that was great. I believe they will be starting soups and salads soon. They have a variety of Toasts and Croques ranging from 35 t o 45 rupees and offer fresh sides.
Overall a neat place to check out, especially if you are in the mood for chocolates!
Its located at the intersection close to Raheja Residency in Kormangala, Ist block. Located prominently (!) on the first floor above the laundry shop.