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Monthly Archives: July 2006
I can always make you smile
make_u_smile Found this one on Go! Flavien who somehow found what I wrote earlier. I’m still amazed at the the chances of someone finding something I wrote and I accidentally finding out that someone found what I wrote interesting. I … Continue reading
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Jhumpa Lahiri does Malgudi Days
Narayan Days is Pulitzer Prize winner Jhumpa Lahiri‘s review of Malgudi Days, that R.K.Narayan work that we Indian’s have come to love. The review introduces you (if you are unfamiliar) to Malgudi, and if you have read the book, reading … Continue reading
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Strange Sculptures
Strange public sculptures from around the world – some of them are not strange, them being works of famous artists.
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Conceptualists and Experimentalists – Two Types of Genius
My new roommate, who shares my first name, subscribes to the Wired magazine. Nice magazine, really. I never thought I’d use visually stunning to describe a magazine, but it is that, and much more. There were very few articles that … Continue reading
Kiran writes about the recent Indian website ban fiasco
The long dawn of Indian internet activism — jace.seacrow.com The long dawn of Indian internet activism And so a week has passed. We kicked up a ruckus, got mainstream media to back our case, appealed on television, made various government … Continue reading
PGP Key Revoked
I have had to revoke my PGP key since I forgot the passphrase – mea culpa. Not that I have had too much use for it in the near past, but really, my Social Security Card, and passport haven’t seen … Continue reading
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Do as your neighbour does…
India bans some websites at the ISP level(or if China can, we sure can too, though we are a democracy)
Science Catches Up With Grandma
When I was a little boy, I used to get frequent stomach aches. Almost everytime, my grand mother used to heat a dosa kallu (a flat, heavy non-non-stick frying pan). Then she’d roll up a long piece of cotton cloth, … Continue reading
Shine On
Roger Barrett, aka Syd Barrett died at an unknown time in the past week. From a founding member of Pink Floyd, he went to a recluse living in Cambridge – riding his bike, and living a quiet life. Too much … Continue reading
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