happy holidays!

Choices

my dear friend gurprrietsiingh writes about choices on his blog.

twisted buns - the proof of you the one being the consequence and the cause often is **the one common prop** that shows up in all the mishaps, regrettable things, breakups and hookups (yes, those too) from the time you were born till now is - YOU!

read on...

http://joyandlife.wordpress.com/2009/11/13/choices-own-up/#comment-260

Flashmob

Envision that you are in a street shopping and suddenly music starts playing and folks who so far seemed to be casuals shoppers suddenly gather and start dancing in perfect synchronized moves - just like a scene from a bollywood movie. Well that is exactly what happened in Newcastle, UK recently.

In the video below sent by Darren from Convergys, Newcastle shows him and others who took part in flashmob as part of a local cause raising awareness for a fitter Britain.

Now imagine doing something similar at Charminar or in metro station in Delhi - that will be rollicking! Any takers?

Baking a few changes

Baking a few changes... yess, it's in the oven :) I am cleaning up a little in here first - many snippets and draft posts... I'm also combining the two blogs I have. I figure it will be a lot easier if I do so and will get better output from the time I spend in maintaining the two separate logs. So keep checking-in or if not done so already - subscribe for the alerts.

Alerts remind me - I figured that many of my generation ;-) folks are still surfing the ancient way - browse, email and IM. But it has become much more easier now (and thank whoever for it). You have feeds and readers which will bring the web pages right to your inbox - just like email comes to you. Come to think of it - you do not go to several web sites to read your email from different people - do you? So, why keep clicking across the regular web pages that you read - ask them to come in to your inbox.

Muffins are from Amrita

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I am still exploring the Diigo and this particular feature does seem intriguing and may help the most next to, of course, bookmarking. I have put Delicious on hold for now.

If this works well, I am thinking, how different it will be from the initial push-button publishing and then publishing using email - the feeling of 'wonder-at-ease' remains pretty much the same :-)

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