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Just checked my email and was pleasantly surprised when i received a google alert from 13styles.com. I clicked on the URL and was wowed into noticing that my site got into the gallery for CSS menus. Yeah... Im especially pleased, as today is my wedding anniversary, and it made my day...:)

This morning I was thinking about how I blogged, and actually laughed when I realized, that I do not have any post on technical writing and it is my profession!! I then googled "technical writing blogs" to see how many people were out there who wrote on the art and craft of technical writing..Picture Courtesy: Al BeloteI first visited Robert Nagle's blog and cackled out loud when I read ...

http://www.couscouskid.co.uk/ Mathew Star Thomas' site has some of the coolest illustrations that I have recently come across... http://www.behindthename.com/random/ Bored? here is a fun site you could visit, and its really interesting to work the random name generator... http://www.dayswithmyfather.com/ This site is a touching visual story about a photographer and his father.. A must visit for all you soft hearted types. Warning: The navigation is slightly tricky and forces you to explore the interaction.. http://www.boredstop.com/ Awesome awesome origami. ...

This weekend our family attended the locally famous Offut Air Show. We had a leisurely lunch at our friend Ramesh's house and by the time we had lunch, chatted, had dessert and changed into comfy clothes, we ended up getting there exactly ...

Today is Independence Day for India. A pakistani flag is being flown in Kashmir, one day before our independence day and we exult in Abhinav Bindra's gold medal at the Beijing Olympics. One of my favorite blogger Krish Ashok- Doing Jalsa and showing Jilpa has rightly commented about the sportiveness of it all. He has rightfully focused on the marks obsessive ...

No no this is not a title for a new Schwarzenegger movie, but an interesting trend coming up in the software industry. Im talking about the Larabee project from Intel. The possibilities are endless, so to speak. To keep up with the demands of the increasingly digital world, the "multi-core" or "many core" approach is necessary because by 2015, running chips at faster and faster frequencies could have yielded products like laptop or desktop computers that create as much heat as a nuclear reactor, ...