Thatz the verb I m gonna perform on “La Communiqué” soon.
I logged on 2 ‘wordpress.com’ the other day, n waz overwhelmed by the way it waz organized and its every ‘nut-n-bolt’ is well-defined. Well thatz definitely NOT the case with the other bloogin spaces like blogger, live journal etc.
So I hav at the end of the day made my mind...
...to switch to Wordpress.com, n start postin there. The features talked frankly about the idea of startin a blog with the same.
Blogger.com on the other hand is well short of features like Privacy Options, Sidebar Widgets, Multiple Blogging, multiple pages n much more.
The transition may take sum time as I got to export, but with Wordpress on my, therz nutin to worry. Meanwhile, I gotta start reading my coursework as my examinations are nearby (in Dec. 07). So, I can cum back right after that n can unleash a new look of “La Communiqué 2” on a new domain, www.wordpress.com.
Gud Luk to my SELF, for the Examination n the exporting!
Shut Down
Thursday, November 1, 2007
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Did ya'll c the Oil Prices climbin the graph up. Itz US$94.40 a barrel, MAN!
Lookz liek the US$100 Mark not too far!
Oil Producin countries mus' b enjoyin while the poorer ones gotta shell out more buckz for less MUGs of Crude
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The mos’ moneyed guy in the world in Pitiable India!??
Wednesday, October 31, 2007Is the gossip goin around here about Mukesh Ambani becoming the richest man in world accurate? Well, I waz jus surfin around online wen I came across a website screenin that famed Indian tycoon, Mukesh Ambani is worth a whooping US$63.2 billion, overtaking the celebrated Architect of Microsoft, Bill Gates who is now worth US$62.29 Billion. I was stunned beyond measure, cuz of the fact that India, jus 4 decades ago used to breathe with the aid of USA and is still the country listed as the mos’ loaned country.
Guess itz due to the recent high Oil Prices, [As high as US$92.2 a barrel] by which, Reliance Industries, primarily related to the Oil sector, mus’ hav gained a great deal. I consider this weird cuz India is considered as one of the mos’ poor nations n has its 25-30% children malnourished.
This gap between the rich n the poor is gonna increase unless the government, the high-class, the local society steps to root this menace n filth out of the INDIAN SCENE. Now this Ambani dude probably earns about US$280 per sec. while sum people don’t even make a rupee in the same time. The rich get richer while the poorer get poorer.
I hope Mr. Mukesh Ambani understand this n uses his fraction, if not half, of his fortune for a gud cause, so as the other “Top-Cheese” in the country.
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Top Downloads
Here is the list of top 10 Downloaded software from Internet.
1. Yahoo Messenger
2. Winamp
3. Nepster
4. FireFox
5. Winzip
6. iTunes
7. Nortorn Anti-Virus
8. Skype
9. RealPlayer
10. Adobe Acrobat Reader
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Trendz...
In my 365.25 approx. dayz of readin an’ understandin blogs, newspapers, articles, posts…, I’ve cum to a conclusion that mos’ of the bloggers (duh, not all!!) follow a particular theme for when postin articlez. Then, the’re more inclined to postin in agreement to the blog theme. The themes may only restrict their wits to only think, construe and put pen to paper, only selected articles. Likewise, writers and poets too follow a suit.
Perhaps, it might be the feelin of bein dissimilar to the other bloggin competitors or maybe because of their “wanna-be” nature.
To prop up my second opinion, lemme giv ya’ll an paradigm of my ‘opposite of foe!!”, . He is indeed a real, big, supernatural, extraordinary, astonishin chap, who probably think only about the IT all 24X7. When he cum’s across a guy who is willin to listen to him, he launches his IT blah, blah, blah…outta his “oral cavity”. He once was very pissed off @ me, for != not listen his story =, about overclockin the graphics cards. I totally do NOT oppose his continually lectures about computers, but whos gonna pay attention to somethin ur interest rates @ at a moderate level? I sit next to this guy an’ now he’s in a “CODE RED” mode with me, but the other ‘Charles Babbages’ in my classspace respect him a lot. I named him “Binary Agent” and probabaly the entire school knows him as “THE HACKER”. While hez not from the “i-mind” sort, people crack hilarious stories against him.
Now, this fella is one of the many men who restrict themselves, interests, desires and hobbies to only selected subjects…and there are many who have the same ‘gene’. This is one of the many factors why many people don’t get lured towards majority of the blogs in spite of they bein hosted on top domains.
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The Unsung “Behind-the-scenes” of the so-called Indian Growth
Las’ month wen I waz cleared of round 1 of the debatin team selection, I was applauded n waz given a slip containin the topic I had to prepare for the next round, which was planned to be a month after the day I won the former. To my amazement, I got a topic which I knew all books wud contain, all magazines wud publish, all blogs wud post, all websites wud make public...The topic was:
I was quite content n exited about the subject I had to speak. I was full of knowledge regarding this topic, cuz I talk “AGAINST” the Indian growth all 24/7. I argue that the Indian growth is only in the media cuz the western lobby trya...blah, blah, blah. Considering the fact that I had to speak the “cons” of the previous topic, I waz determined to score in this one too...until they, the co-coordinators, rang off declaring that I was supposed to go “for” the motion. I waz totally dumbfounded by this, exclamation! How can I speak anything for this topic? How can I even score points? Where m I supposed to get the matter from?
...not from Neptune!! Certainly!
I came home feelin very weak, carrying the heavy virtual burden and came bombing down on the drawing room couch n soon dozed off. Zzzz
The evening I woke up, I still had that non-patriotic feelin in me. But, somehow I had to be patriotic (@ least for sum days) to go forward. It seemed fine for sum reason. Maybe cuz my financial consultant cousin, Mo, wud help me out like he did before or maybe I had Google® within my reach. Well, I tried checkin out the latter first. I hit in the address box:
http://www.google.com/
...then, I typed in the search box the subject that I was presented (I waz patriotic for now). After I waited for sum 4 seconds, the search engine came up with my results. To my horror, I saw what I expected. Every line, save 2 or 3, had a negative attitude for my subject. I basically wanted sum pro’s so that I cud speak sumthin @ the venue, but what I had here were couple of lines explainin me not to go for the cons. I knew this wud happen. So I decieded to quit the browser n carry out with my math assignment that day.
Week Later, I got a call frm my friend concerning my progress. I frankly told him that it was “NIL”. I told him what I really felt like pronouncin on the head-teacher’s face...”I QUIT frm the debate thingy”. This shook him as well and I told my problem. He then, unexpectedly, advised me not to go for the second round. When asked why, he replied that I ‘d b losin 5-6hrs per day for 2 wks. Upon hearin this, my strong quitttin desire turned concentrated (pH 0)LOL. This thing was, for me, way expensive than the Microsoft’s New Surface (or table) computer.
So I made my final decision...TO QUIT!
Let, me tell ya guys why I don't feel like speakin for the motion, not jus cuz I hated India, but cuz India is actually not proceedin in fully right direction to emerge as a superpower. I’ve got some thin here to clear ur confusion:
Read out what other feel about India being a superpower. (found on a debate conducted by bbc.co.uk)
I came to the United States from India when I was three and a half. I've visited the country a few times since, and one thing I have noticed is how each and every time I go to India there is tangible economic improvement. It surprises me because the wealth generated is in spite of widespread political corruption, poor infrastructure, red tape at every level of business, sometimes militant labor unions, and inadequate social institutions. It gives an indication of the country's immense potential, and obviously it also presents the long journey to unleash that potential. I believe that as the economy continues to grow and the middle class broadens, the debate for more liberalization and better governance will grow. In effect, I hope economic growth will force better governance, and better governance will feed more economic growth.
SV, NYC, USA
Indian culture is centuries old and is bound-up in caste-oriented thinking. Until the caste system is destroyed (including changing people's last names which designate caste affiliation) there will be little opportunity and justice for the very poor. The "higher" castes will continue to prosper and the lower castes will continue to live in poverty. Percent increases in GDP and average income will reflect the progress of the well off, not the vast numbers of poor.
Michael, California, USA
I think the biggest problem which is holding India back is lack of social infrastructure. India today is a big emerging power in the Information Technology sector thanks to its limited educational system, which is not available to everybody. Still half of the population is unable to read or write. If India wants to really prosper in a healthy way it will have to find ways to distribute the benefits of development evenly in the society. Population can be capital but also a hindrance if not educated, healthy etc.
Rajesh, Ranchi
Corruption is the biggest problem in India. Huge amounts are spent on infrastructure and it will be a mess till there is some accountability. The average person is just trying to survive, they really don't care if the country becomes a superpower or not. My main worries during the day are how long will there be a power outage. How much will the cop extract from me. How many bumps on the road do I have to endure and will there be water in my house tonight. I pay taxes and I don't know where all the money goes, so don't talk of being a superpower. It's just a topic for people to discuss when they drive by me in their air conditioned cars.
Abhi, Pune, India
The superpower status for India is an unwanted title. With all its force and efforts, India still needs to do a lot to improve its rural infrastructure. In the field of education, India is surely a role model with its variety of institutions for studies in many subject fields to show the path for other developing countries.
C Sachidananda Narayanan, Tirunelveli, India
The development and growth pace of India is fast enough. But what we need to be changed is a bit of political structure and almost all the politicians. As I see we are lacking in the leaders from each provinces. We have good leaders on top like our president and prime minister, but what about the other politicians, parliament members and small party leaders? I think we need to have proper rules to be implemented by election commissions, like no mafia/crooks should be allowed. No individual with a single police case.
Parthiv Shah, Baroda, India
The real problem of Indian economy is improper administration of the taxing system. Government and fiscal policy makers should be strict on people on who are evading taxes. Economic policy should concentrate more on social welfare.
Sibi Joseph, Manchester, UK
The biggest problem which India faces today is a growing need for infrastructure amidst its growing economy. Corruption and population outburst are two other major concerns. Unfortunately there is a perception in India that people can get away with doing just about anything. Everybody needs to understand that chances of making it to the club of developed nations are bleak with this much of corruption. It's time our political parties act responsibly.
Indraneel Chowhdury, Charlotte, USA/India
India cannot be a super power until the poor can afford food and clean water. A country which cannot handle common mans problem cannot become a super power nor for that matter can be called as a developing country.
Naga Shakelli, New York, USA
The number of issues concerning every Indian is humungous. We have poor sanitation and the quality of drinking water is bad. There is pollution and economic disparity is widespread and increasing. Literacy is pathetic in some of the northern states but improving handsomely in the southern states. Agriculture is monsoon dependent, which means more than 50% of the Indian population is monsoon dependent. Infrastructure is abysmal and the government is stumbling at every step. India might face the severest of hardships but an average Indian would still be smiling.
Sayeed, Bangalore, India
India currently has the potential to regain its place in history as an influential international economic power, but the question must be asked, "at what cost?" Before India can achieve the aforementioned status, it must improve the situation of those whose voices are not always heard: the poor, the women, and those people that rely on the natural environment for a living. As an American, I see my country's development, historically, as lacking the foresight to pace its development with the condition of its people. This time India can choose to copy the mistakes of the United States in its development, or it can learn from them to ensure that all of its citizens reap the benefits of development.
Rachel, Toledo, USA
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EID's BAC with a bang!
Friday, October 12, 2007..."SHELL-A-BRATE" with fun and laughter!
Warm Regards,
Ansari, Saad Mohammed
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Harry Potter and the “South-African” Stone!!
Thursday, October 4, 2007A low-key South African Minin’ faction claimed las’ month that they had discovered, what seems to be like the world’s largest diamond. The Main Minin Agency of South Africa, which overlooks the minin operation in the country, believed it was too premature to give a verdict on the actual stone’s trait. The stone which is alleged to be between 7000-8000 Carats would be the 8th word wonder if confirmed to be a diamond.
So, if the stone’s really an authentic humongous diamond, envisage the bucks which r gonna tag along it.
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Who said listening to an mp3 files on-duty was an offence?
Tuesday, October 2, 2007Imagine sub-woofers, microphones...and an extra pocket for mp3 Player on the doctor’s dress. Might sound a bit bizarre but, Yup! One’s gonna be witnessin this scenario real soon according to the top researchers @ a reputed university who claim that now doctors can simply record the “whoosh” accent of the lungs and transfer their e-testimony onto a computer in an mp3 format. After the recordin, these records and sample-audio files can be sent to the specialist and can be kept as a record in the patient’s file for future reference.
Doctors too declared the fact to be true that mp3 players record their clients beats in a more accurate format. They established that the players were better @ recognizin common arrangements of the breath hum and wheezin. They’re also testing whether these devices can listen to heart and bowel sounds as well.
So next time you go for a check-up be sure to watch the doctor use the arguably the world mos’ famous widget.
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Is Gmail Update now comin down the tap to give a new luk to Gmail ??
Sunday, September 30, 2007Gmail, the ‘mail-man’ initiative by Google, may be takin a lot af’ time for modernizin itz User Interface (UI). But it may, happen soon. The present lackluster form of itz User Interface has been the same for perhaps 1095.75 days (3 long years!!), so Google updatin itz uninteresting look mus be what the world populace is lookin forward for.
Accordin to Garett Rogers over ZDNet, Google’s been requestin users to translate the scarp form the new UI through the Google “In Your Language Program” and were asked to translate the expression. “Newer Version” for a venture called Gmail UI. Probably we’ll be finally witnessin the alleged offline functionality actually functionin.
This move hints that we can put out of our minds, the possibility of Google removing itz BETA Tag.
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The "Scam-bustin" e-Entertainment
No end to frauds and scams online! Huh! …and, so hard for anyone to make out the difference between a genuine and a real Web address. That’s the reason why the 00101 (Binary) Scientists @ Carnegie Mellon University introduced a cutesy online game to educate the folk how to dot out scams b4 tryin to blindly shell out passwords and personal information to buy items, to a rogue binary guys!
The 900-seconds game, called ‘Anti-Phishing Phil’, characterizes a lil’ fish namely, PHIL that mus’ determine between Gud and Bad web locations so as to devour the ‘e-filth’ and gain points. It was programmed @ CMU’s CUPS (Carnegie Usable Privacy and Security)
Laboratory. In surveys, CMU accounts that after playin, people (human beings…please!) were better able to sort out the gud and the evil.
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Actual School Excuse NotesThese are excuse notes from parents (with their original spelling) collected by schools from all over the country:
1) My son is under a doctor's care and should not take P.E. today. Please execute him.2) Please excuse Lisa for being absent. She was sick and I had her shot.3) Dear School: Please exscuse John being absent on Jan. 28, 29,30, 31, 32, and also 33.4) Please excuse Gloria from Jim today. She is administrating.5) Please excuse Roland from P.E. for a few days. Yesterday he fell out of a tree and misplaced his hip.6) John has been absent because he had two teeth taken out of his face.7) Carlos was absent yesterday because he was playing football. He was hurt in the growing part.8) Megan could not come to school today because she has been bothered by very close veins.9) Chris will not be in school cus he has an acre in his side.10) Please excuse Ray Friday from school. He has very loose vowels.11) Please excuse Pedro from being absent yesterday. He had (diahre) (dyrea) (direathe) the runs. [words in ()'s were crossed out.]12) Please excuse Burma, she has been sick and under the doctor.13) Irving was absent yesterday because he missed his bust.14) Please excuse Jimmy for being. It was his father's fault.15) I kept Billie home because she had to go Christmas shopping because I don't know what size she wears.16) Please excuse Jennifer for missing school yesterday. We forgot to get the Sunday paper off the porch, and when we found it Monday, we thought it was Sunday.17) Sally won't be in school a week from Friday. We have to attend her funeral.18) My daughter was absent yesterday because she was tired. She spent a weekend with the Marines.19) Please excuse Jason for being absent yesterday. He had a cold and could not breed well.20) Please excuse Mary for being absent yesterday. She was in bed with gramps.21) Maryann was absent December 11-16, because she had a fever, sore throat, headache and upset stomach. Her sister was also sick, fever and sore throat, her brother had a low grade fever and ached all over. I wasn't the best either, sore throat and fever. There must be something going around, her father even got hot last night.22) Please excuse little Jimmy for not being in school yesterday. His father is gone and I could not get him ready because I was in bed with the doctor.
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