The whole of last week I was amused to see Bill Gates and Seinfeld share their lives with common folk on TV.
Then via stuff.co.nz I came to know that
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Im a Mac [PC]
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The whole of last week I was amused to see Bill Gates and Seinfeld share their lives with common folk on TV.
Then via stuff.co.nz I came to know that
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Weekend Design - Teal Blue
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.Sep.
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After a long long time, I ended up developing a blogger template for my friend Surya Prakash.
He has an excellent blog going, with some profound posts. So I decided to give his blog a much needed rehaul. After all, what are friends for?
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9/11 - My take
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Pic Courtesy:TIO
I have heard reports, seen documentaries and tried to place myself in other people's shoes, but always left with a feeling that my emotions were secondhand, and therefore of no account when compared to the loss suffered by the families directly affected.
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Number to text function, to render the number in words
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.Sep.
2008
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Simply put, this function displays the total comments in your blog in words instead of a number.
All you have to do is to copy the funtion below into your functions.php file.
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Chilligavva is on the gallery of Design Shack UK
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.Sep.
2008
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This morning, I recieved a google alert in my mail box from designshack. I was praying, with bated breath, and wonder of wonders, the design for chilligavva blog had made it to the site... My joy knew no bounds...
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Vinayaka Chavithi 2008
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.Sep.
2008
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Last year I wrote a very detailed post on Vinayaka Chavithi. This year all of us went to the Omaha Ganesha Temple. The crowd was not heavy, and the rituals not as grand as I thought it would be, which was a disappointment. A enthusiastic devotee shoved hymn copies of "Om Jai Jagdish" in Hindi. Most of the crowd knew the tune, but didnt know the lyrics, and generally hummed along [Clear indication of south indian crowd]. The said same lady, later on belted out "Gajana Nayutam" in carnatic style, which was good.
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