Category: Sid

  • Open – Andre Agassi – Book Review

    Andre Kirk Agassi. A professional tennis player. A former world No.1. A man who holds 8 grand-slams to his name and an Olympic gold medal. The list goes on… But this is the same man who hates tennis and has done so since he was introduced to it. Odd right? In his autobiography, Andre passes…

  • Is Travelling by Flight Actually Expensive?

    Voyaging by flight is generally expensive regardless of what airlines you choose. In fact, a significant amount of money is spent more on actually getting to a destination by flight than at the destination. So, why is this? I suppose I’m not the only one who’s wondered about this question, but you’d be surprised to…

  • Why Should You Do Exercise?

    Following the commencement of the lockdown in March for the UK, my lifestyle has changed significantly. I’ve added some new habits. The one habit which I’ve seamlessly incorporated into my day is doing regular exercise. Why is exercise important? What are the benefits? What do I think about it after doing it for the past…

  • KARSID’s Favourite Airlines

    I love travelling, and I guess many others do too. However, there is no destination without a journey and that’s where flights come in. These magnificent machines can stretch you from anywhere in the world, while you enjoy the cool refreshments, spectacular landscapes, vast range of movies and games and finally, wanting to get out…

  • Wait… How Long was the Longest Tennis Match?!

    During the 2010 Wimbledon Championship, history unravelled on Court 18 as the American John Isner seeded 23(at that time) faced the French qualifier Nicolas Mahut. Relentlessly, both players were crashing the balls from side to side and within no hours it became the longest match to have been ever played. But after all the effort…

  • Easter Island – A World Heritage Site

    At a distance of approximately 3,510 km (2,180 mi) away from Chile, is Rapa Nui otherwise known as Easter Islands. Don’t keep your hopes high it’s not an island where you celebrate Easter every day, however, it’s comprised of over 900 statues at the height of 13ft on average and each weighing around 30 tons!…

  • Christopher Wren, When did you get a break?

    Located in the heart of London is yet another iconic touristic location, which is none other than the St. Paul’s Cathedral standing at 111m. It’s another magnificent architecture of Christopher Wren and it won’t disappoint any tourists. With many interesting facts hidden in this Cathedral it becomes a gem of history.  It’s London, of course,…

  • Humanity vs Worldwide Pandemics

    In history, humanity has faced countless challenges of which, we all worked together to find a path of success. One of the categories of challenges faced, is Pandemics. This is something which has both devastated the economy yet also presented the power of humanity against worldwide catastrophic pandemics. So, here is a list of detrimental…

  • Let’s fight COVID-19!

    Currently, a virus known as COVID-19 is worrying many lives. But there is nothing to fear if we all work together and find all the help we can. We will make it out of this virus if we just simply follow the instructions set by the government and hospitals. We should now start thinking about…

  • The ‘lost’ 11 days of September 1752

    During September of 1752, we ‘lost’ 11 days of history as they disappeared into nothingness. Six and a half million Britons went to bed on September 2nd and woke up to September 14th, 1752. Why did this happen? Is it important? Well, as interested as you may be, many questions about these ‘lost’ 11 days…