Archive for May, 2008

Twitter at a glance at the Blogcamp

Twitter or a sort of global chit-chat. I had a twitter account, the way I had accounts on various websites, which I used to explore and then forget. Then I went to the blogcamp where I came across this presentation by Abhishek baxi.

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The IPL Encounters

It seems IPL matches have been fixed, somewhere above by the person who wrote destiny and promised each of us some enlightenment in the era of the stale reality television.
This is reality TV at its best. The matches are going to the last over, the last bowl and the last wicket. It seems like the [...]

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Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer egged !

I just had my dinner and was watching TV as royal challengers of Bangalore had defeated the Chennai Super kings in T20 IPL tournament. The most unexpected thing had taken place. A virtual test side playing T20 had defeated MSD and co. Just as I swapped channel to NDTV profit, one of my favorite news [...]

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BRT corridor takes 2 more

After a good day yesterday at the bar camp, I woke up late today and as I held my morning tea in hand and scanned through the headlines of the paper, I found that two more people had been killed in the BRT corridor in two incidents. This project after causing load of inconvenience to [...]

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Bar Camp Delhi 4

I woke up early that morning and I was not feeling very well. Having slept late the previous night, I decided to take some rest before getting ready for my first bar camp.
It was time to go and I, with my friends were on the way to Amity University(Camp Venue). My GPS, which [...]

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Nature’s fury killing innocents

Around 1.7 lakh people have lost their lives in Asia after two powerful forces of nature, the cyclone and earthquake hit Myanmar and China.
More than 1,28,000 people lost their lives in the cyclone (Nargis) that hit Myanmar and more than 50,000 are feared dead in China where the earthquake struck.
Oh God give peace to those [...]

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