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Now these smart alecks from Dubai know how to make one’s mouths salivate!!!
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Yes, yes, already added on my 50 things to do before I turn 50.
Archive for July, 2004
Extreme Golf! Anyone?!
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31 July 2004 at 6:05 pm |
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Don’t just pass. Surpass!
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31 July 2004 at 1:45 am |
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Don’t just pass. Surpass!
I remember this one time, when a friend of mine was high.
He came into my room, and I had this quote on my screen.
He read it. Stared blankly. Look around the room. Read it again, loudly. Asked no one in general, “wtf?”. Then went out of the room.
He comes back, about 30 […]
Don’t just pass. Surpass!
I remember this one time, when a friend of mine was high.
He came into my room, and I had this quote on my screen.
He read it. Stared blankly. Look around the room. Read it again, loudly. Asked no one in general, “wtf?”. Then went out of the room.
He comes back, about 30 […]
Recruit this blogger …
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30 July 2004 at 12:34 pm |
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Dear Sir,
I would like to submit for your perusal some samples of writing that I have penned over the last 23 years. I have excellent grammatical skills and am also skilled in the proper usage of first person and third person dialogue. Also, I appreciate usage of the British style of spelling with coloUrs and […]
Dear Sir,
I would like to submit for your perusal some samples of writing that I have penned over the last 23 years. I have excellent grammatical skills and am also skilled in the proper usage of first person and third person dialogue. Also, I appreciate usage of the British style of spelling with coloUrs and […]
Emergic.org … please emerge
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29 July 2004 at 3:39 pm |
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At one point, I pointed out that every morning, I read the blog at Emergic.org
I then moved on to once every few days, then once a week. Now it’s whenever I have finished most of my other “fav” blogs.
Lets put it this way, if you don’t yourself read WSJ, NY Times, Wired, CNet, Gizmodo, InfoSync, […]
At one point, I pointed out that every morning, I read the blog at Emergic.org
I then moved on to once every few days, then once a week. Now it’s whenever I have finished most of my other “fav” blogs.
Lets put it this way, if you don’t yourself read WSJ, NY Times, Wired, CNet, Gizmodo, InfoSync, […]
What do you blog using?
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29 July 2004 at 2:27 pm |
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Chances are, you are using the LJ-Semagic combo (like I do).
But if you were using a more open blogging service, that allowed you to put in any formatted file for your blog, what blog software would you use?
This dude has a cool report and an amazing chart
Chances are, you are using the LJ-Semagic combo (like I do).
But if you were using a more open blogging service, that allowed you to put in any formatted file for your blog, what blog software would you use?
This dude has a cool report and an amazing chart
Small is soooo in!
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29 July 2004 at 11:00 am |
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Thats it!
If anything could make sony feel bad about their already sucky Network Walkman, is what this lil monster can do …
Hey, it’s the funky thingy with the Blue LCD display i’m talking about.
Read the scoop here
Thats it!
If anything could make sony feel bad about their already sucky Network Walkman, is what this lil monster can do …
Hey, it’s the funky thingy with the Blue LCD display i’m talking about.
Read the scoop here
Mossberg murders Sony Walkman! Rightly so!
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29 July 2004 at 12:14 am |
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Walt Mossberg has correctly and definitively erased Sony’s chances of regaining the top mobile music player spot. His scathing preview (on wsj.com) leaves one in little doubt as to the inferior nature of the new Sony iPod killer wannabe.
Cons:
Sony stubbornly took the stupid path and allows only for ATRAC3 format songs to be moved to […]
Walt Mossberg has correctly and definitively erased Sony’s chances of regaining the top mobile music player spot. His scathing preview (on wsj.com) leaves one in little doubt as to the inferior nature of the new Sony iPod killer wannabe.
Cons:
Sony stubbornly took the stupid path and allows only for ATRAC3 format songs to be moved to […]
This amazing web
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28 July 2004 at 3:44 pm |
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It took some time, but finally, over the last few weeks I’ve given up any hope of not finding anything on the web. I mean, you search for it, and it’s there.
No matter how individualistic or creative your thought, no matter how specific or detailed your requirement. It seems like there exists atleast ONE other […]
It took some time, but finally, over the last few weeks I’ve given up any hope of not finding anything on the web. I mean, you search for it, and it’s there.
No matter how individualistic or creative your thought, no matter how specific or detailed your requirement. It seems like there exists atleast ONE other […]
Date Locally?
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25 July 2004 at 3:36 pm |
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Location-based adverts are a hit, atleast in the ad-buying market. I know google does it with the ad-words (text words).
However, when you try to use static images, it doesn’t always work.
For example, these beauties below used to live in Newark, NJ till yesterday (when i was at www.timesofindia.com from my office, in Newark)
Today, these ladies […]
Location-based adverts are a hit, atleast in the ad-buying market. I know google does it with the ad-words (text words).
However, when you try to use static images, it doesn’t always work.
For example, these beauties below used to live in Newark, NJ till yesterday (when i was at www.timesofindia.com from my office, in Newark)
Today, these ladies […]
Gmail POP, now Gmail FTP?!!!
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24 July 2004 at 1:03 pm |
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Warning: Geeky/programmer stuff
By now, everyone knows I am a gmail fan. Though I don’t know why, I am.
I think PGtGM had something to do with it.
More Gmail related ideas ….
This smart aleck actually used GMail as an online file storage service using PHP scripts.
This is a sign of success of any service, when random people […]
Warning: Geeky/programmer stuff
By now, everyone knows I am a gmail fan. Though I don’t know why, I am.
I think PGtGM had something to do with it.
More Gmail related ideas ….
This smart aleck actually used GMail as an online file storage service using PHP scripts.
This is a sign of success of any service, when random people […]






