Month: January 2005
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The Human Clock
The Human Clock is a website which shows a photograph of the current time with the photo changing every minute of the day (all 1,440 occuring minutes on Earth!) Thus you end up with a rotating picture clock. Link Humanclock.com
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Miserable Failure GoogleBomb
For those who are not aware of this old trick – simply type “Miserable Failure” in google search bar and the first relevant search will bring up the official George W. Bush biography from the US White House web site. As descibed in Wikipedia – A Google bomb is an attempt to influence the ranking…
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Democracy @ Gunpoint
Here is the cover of ‘The Economist’ which aptly describes the Iraqi Elections on the 30th The Election is in danger of seeming paraody of democracy. Almost two years after George Bush toppled Saddam Hussain, fear and murder stalk Iraq. How free is an election in which the citizen who dares to vote stands a…
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Microscopic Dentistry now in Pakistan
Dr. Awab Alvi at Alvi Dental Hospital has the first dental microscope in Pakistan, capable of doing high quality root canal treatment with exceptional quality
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Pre-Rigged Iraqi Elections
Can you honestly believe that the upcoming elections in Iraq are fair and transparent. A few rules of the election day are as follows Iraqis have to vote for ‘parties only’ since the names of the contesting candidates are to be kept secret for the sake of their security – that’s really nice, so any…
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Next Blog >>
The Next Blog icon is indeed a unique way to surf the net. At first, the concept did not appeal to me much, as I mostly landed on a “no-name / no-activity” site, or it was usually in an altogether different language which made no sense. But recently the Next Blog icon has gabbed my…
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Teeth Maestro Re-design
I’m sure frequent visitors to my blog must have noticed a graphic re-design, to tell you the truth I am an amateur at HTML coding so errors might be there which may need attention – so please critique away. On a side note I would like to thank G3 for designing a banner for my…
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Eid Mubarak
I wish an very Happy Eid Mubarak to all visitors
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How Do They Measure Wind Chill?
Despite what you might hear on a weather report, wind chill isn’t actually a measure of how cold the air feels. A wind chill temperature is, rather, a calculation of how cold it would have to be to cause the same rate of heat loss from your skin if there were no wind blowing. Wind…
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Bhutan The First Nonsmoking Nation
Bhutan has taken the lead in the world to entirely ban the use of Tobacco throughout the nation. Since Dec. 17, it has been illegal to smoke in public or sell tobacco. Violators are fined the equivalent of $232â€more than two months’ salary in Bhutan. Authorities have heralded the ban by igniting a bonfire of…
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Spammers sue Spamee
Found on SlashDot In an interesting take on the law, some (alleged) spammers are suing some poor chap who got them blocked by ISPs due to the fact they kept sending him spam. According to Spamhaus the company doing the suing is on their books as spammer, and also as a spyware company… If this…
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Picasa 2.0. released
Those of you following the constant development of the Google empire should check out the latest release of Picasa. I started off with ver 1.618 have liked it over other off the shelf products but who can beat something for free. Picasa is software that helps you instantly find, edit and share all the pictures…
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Doodie Animations
For a lighter side of the web tune into the flash animations from Doodie.com some are whacky and some hilarious check them out. Would recommend you to check out WhackYourBoss PS. Its a bit off the edge humor so don’t get grossed out. Courtesy – BandBaja.org
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Blog Shares
Be it Real Dollars or Blog Dollars – we still love the ‘$’ symbol Blogshares has created a stock market for people to invest in potentially aggresive shares – aggressive blogs are those that are basically incoming links from other sites hence these links in turn lends credability to the actual blog. BlogShares is a…
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Change This
Are you an optimist? Sometimes it seems as though our disagreements – over everything from politics to business to a controversial run-out decision – are more serious and more divisive than ever before. People are making emotional, knee-jerk decisions, then standing by them, sometimes fighting to the death to defend their position. And yet, we’re…