Ramada Inn & Suites Carlsbad - Better Choice for TravellersNovember 29th, 2006 After my not-so-pleasant experience with Holiday Inn Carlsbad, I moved to Ramada Inn & Suites, Carlsbad. This is far better in comparison and exceeds my expectations in facilities and services.
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez offers cheap gas to poor in U.S.August 26th, 2005 Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, popular with the poor in Venezuela, offered on Tuesday to help needy Americans with cheap supplies of gasoline. "We want to sell gasoline and heating fuel directly to poor communities in the United States," the populist leader told reporters at the end of a visit to Communist-run Cuba.
Business Trip To USA, Mailing Problems with Translator Plugin Pro etc.November 15th, 2006 I am going on a business trip to USA, tentatively on 24th of November. I will be around Carlsbad, California.
iPhone 3G Launch Dismal Failure in India (a small nation with 1.2 billion people)September 5th, 2008 Apple launched iPhone in India, a country with only 1.2 billion people and overall not considered rich like their counterparts in USA. In USA Apple launched iPhone for $199 only.
M400 Skycar and Other Holiday Gifts for Richie RichSeptember 29th, 2005 M400 Skycar
Neiman Marcus Group Inc. has the perfect holiday gift for you: A fuel-efficient, $3.5 million Skycar that flies 350 miles per hour and burns environmentally friendly alcohol.
Rising Salaries and Lowering Quality Threatens Indian IT IndustryJune 26th, 2006 Ever rising salaries and poor quality of manpower are prompting foreign firms to shut their outsourcing operations in India. U.S. based Apple Computer and software maker Pervasive have been joined by Powergen, a British subsidiary of German energy supplier E.ON, in announcing their exit from Bangalore, the Silicon Valley of Indian IT industry.
Spiderman 3 TrailerNovember 11th, 2006
Nice outfit, sentiments, acrobatics - overall it looks like good Spidey fun all over again. Looking forward to see it.
Review of 5 Premier Online / Double Conversion UPS in IndiaOctober 11th, 2008 If you have a computer and unfortunately you live in a power-cut prone area, by now you know this subject is of your utmost interest. And ours were just that.
Prudential Analyst sees Merck Losing Vioxx LawsuitAugust 16th, 2005 The odds are against Merck & Co. prevailing in a wrongful-death civil Vioxx lawsuit being tried in Texas, an analyst at Prudential Equity Group says.
8 Tips for Grooms Guardians in Arranging Bengali BoubhatJanuary 20th, 2008 I am just back from a Bengali wedding and I am writing this post after gulping some super strong antacid. I had a bad experience.
The Floccinaucinihilipilification of Web 2.0January 26th, 2007 It is a dire necessity of the times to do some degree of floccinaucinihilipilification of Web 2.0. To understand the concerns lets take a look at what makes Web 2.0.
Toto Washlet Breaks New Ground in Advertising With FlashJuly 24th, 2007 I came across a very interesting ad from Toto introducing Washlets to the US market. It employs nudity, specifically smiling asses to drive home its point - Washlet makes your ass happy.
Will HD (TV/Video) Outflank Web2.0 Media (Podcast)?June 23rd, 2006 Today telcos and cable TV companies want to pump torrents of bits through their pipes using their own web services, but more importantly, in the form of high definition (HD) TV/video. Will it kill Web 2.0 Media services?
Podcast, a Web 2.0 phenomenon, media is observing tremendous growth thanks to widespread availability of broadband.
Citi sells Indian IT arm to Wipro for $127 mnDecember 22nd, 2008 BANGALORE - The ailing global financial services firm Citigroup Inc is selling its India-based captive IT services subsidiary City Technology Services (CTS) to Wipro Technologies for $127 million (Rs.6.2 billion) in an all-cash deal, the IT bellwether announced here Tuesday. Of the total value for 100 percent equity, Wipro will pay $26 million in cash towards premium and $101 million for the assets of CTS in Mumbai and Chennai.
Too Hot Apple MacBook With Core-Duo Chips? Shed The Plastic says AppleJune 6th, 2006 Apple admitted that "some MacBooks may have left the factory with a thin piece of clear plastic covering the rear vent". If your sparkling new MacBook is overly warm laptops and / or has constant fan operation then check if you have a thin plastic covering the vent.