Ever heard of the title, no way !!..... cos i just coined that. It is supposed to be a game that i will be playing with the help of my ever favourite google.
Here's the funda : I search for different similar search terms on Google and compare the total search results for a particular term with the other similar terms, and the search term with the largest number of results emerge as the champion of that particular league. If u still havent got me, then stare down \/
Politician Champions league:
standings Term No. of results on google
1 manmohan singh 1,960,000
2 sonia gandhi 936,000
3 lk advani 840,000
4 lalu prasad yadav 196,000
Manmohan singh winning that comfortably by over 1 crore votes........ i mean results ;-).
Now i hope you got what the game is all about (for those who hadnt got it earlier).
Bollywood heroes Champions league:
standings Term No. of results on google
1 shahrukh khan 2,360,000
2 aamir khan 1,700,000
3 hrithik roshan 1,520,000
4 akshay kumar 1,410,000
IT company Champions league:
standings Term No. of results on google
1 google 2,490,000,000
2 microsoft 806,000,000
3 ibm 251,000,000
4 mozilla 121,000,000
Google hands down !! The margin of victory is over 1500 crores over its nearest rival microsoft.
(note: google has no influence over this champions league even if i'm using their search engine, LOL ;-) )
Body Building Champions league:
standings Term No. of results on google
1 six pack abs 1,140,000
2 bisceps 4,060
3 trisceps 368
Uffffffff, see i have always rooted for six pack abs and here i have got an able supporter in google. If you feel like having one....... then here is an hisamonomics way to get it HOW TO GET SIX PACK ABS WORKOUT ROUTINE.
Now lets have some one to one
love-2,180,000,000 > friendship-106,000,000
hmmmmmmmmm, no comments. ;-)
girls-634,000,000 > boys-418,000,000
hmmmmmmm, Mr.google, i din like that.
doctor-343,000,000 > engineer-170,000,000
Thats not fair google, after all we built you.
george bush-41,500,000 > bin laden-23,700,000
Surprise,surprise !!
desktop-405,000,000 > laptop-251,000,000
bipasha basu-1,340,000 > mallika sherawat - 1,120,000
Was jus eager to know google's opinion, noffin else. ;-)
The da vinci code-6,600,000 > The alchemist-1,670,000
The margin would have been less but for the "the da vinci code " movie.
iit-7,480,000 > iim-5,260,000
work-2,060,000,000 > sleep-279,000,000
hmmmmmmmmm, i thought otherwise, thats why i compared.
no-7,640,000,000 > yes-1,020,000,000
girlish !! ;-)
stop-854,000,000 > nonstop-21,100,000
Google has asked me to stop for now.
I may have a part 2 of this, so lemme know of any new interesting one to one's or categories that you have in your mind through the comments link below. will you \/ wont you ??
Saturday, August 23, 2008
Google Champions league .
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Monday, July 21, 2008
The class photo.
I say this because friends are the one's who made those memories special and in this snap i can see all those faces who saw me at the class door at 10 minutes past the 2nd hour, wondering when will he finally make it on time (they kept on wondering..........) and smiling at the silly excuses i had to give to the teacher, which started right from the 2nd day of 1&2 and continued till the last day of the 8th semester. For those wondering what happened on the first day of 1&2, i would like to remind them i made it on time that day. ;-) Seriously......... i made it.
And i take this chance to thank each and everyone of em for all the smiles that they managed for my foolishness, for all those answers they managed to show me in the exam hall, for all the help for those lab printouts, for all the proxies they called for me,for all the fun that we had on our tour, for all those treats that they managed to give me (really appreciated), and....and for all those small and big memories that i probably will carry with me when i move on........ cos "Memories are forever".
And above all for playing a role in my journey called life and helping me realize a better part of ME.
THANK YOU !! read full !
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Wednesday, May 14, 2008
My favourites.
Here is a list of my favourites in no order what so ever...........
Lets start with my favourite cricketer- Shaun Pollock at the moment, keeps on changing, only within the South African cricket team that is.
+ Internet application- Gmail.
+ Social network- Facebook.
+ Bollywood actress- Katrina kaif at the moment, ya this one also keeps on changing, i dunno why. Love Katrina now and i dunno why again. Maybe for the way she looks, gotchaaaaa?
+ Mobile phone- Apna 6233, ofcourse.
+ IT company- Google, this one doesnt change at all. Always constant untill i come up with my own, ;-).
+ IPL team- Rajasthan royals, ya i've changed this one too, but only once, after all IPL has just started, didnt get time to keep on changing. But for now Rajasthan royals rock and hope they keep on. Else...............
+ Epl team- Arsenal, no i dont change here. See they din win the EPL and i'm still with em. Sincere na??
+ Spanish premier liga team- Real Madrid. Joined here when Zidane was here and din find any reason to leave afer he left. So still here.
+ Bollywood movie- Rangeela.
+ Hollywood movie- Gladiator.
+ Animation movie- Shrek 2.
+ Politician- Lalu Prasad Yaday, He rocks maaaaaaannnnnnnnn.
+ Cricketer (Outside of South Africa) - Monty Panesar, Veeery childish, jus love him for that.
+ footballer- Zidane.
+ Football team- France.
+ Drink- Amul cool.
+ Dish- Umma made Biriyani (Very Yummy) and me made Banana Budgeeee comes a close second.
+ Outfit- Tshirt and denim.
+ Gym exercise- Bisceps curl ( both simultaneously).
+ Hollywood actor- Nicolas cage.
+ Bollywood actor- SRK.
+ Political party- Indian National Congress, i dont change here......... After all i'm not a politician. ;-).
+ Tv show- Mtv Meet Or Delete.
+ Terrorist- Osama Bin Laden(If he really is one)
+ Don- Dawood Ibrahim.
+ Comedian- Inzamamul Haq.
+ Hate figure- George Bush.
+ Great Figure- Kareena kapoor.
+ Location- Bangalore.
+ Teacher- Got one each for school, higher secondary and college...... here they go..
Fathima miss (English) at school, Raghu sir ( Maths) at hss and hmmmmmmmmmm........ at college...... its very difficult to have a favourite here simply because they neva favour you ( i hope they are not reading)...... One Mr. Vineesh (Maths) S3 and S4, he was my clear favourite untill.............
+ Timepass- Gym workouts, Its very difficult to reach there, but once i'm there its all cooooooooooooooooooool.
+ Shampoo- Head and sholuders( why am i tellin you this??)
+ Channel- NDTV 24x7
+ Friend- hmmmmmmmmmmmm, i cant name 1 , there r many......... i jus like to be surrounded by friends.......
+ Cricket Team- Everyone that knows me well also knows well that South African Cricket runs through my blood. I've neva changed this in my whole life and i neva will, simply because you cant change your blood group.
+ College activity- Bunk classes, but there's no adventure in bunkin classes here at college, cos its normal here. Adventure was at its top when i bunked classes at school with my cloooooooose friends, nobody knew we were bunkin classes through a broken window( of course we broke it) and playin cricket at a beautiful Lil playground jus behind a tiny forest which in turn was behind our classroom. Aaaaaaaaaah!! those were the days.............
Ufffffff, I neva thought i will manage such a big list when i started, they just went on coming one after the other and they are still coming
But i'm stopppin for now and may have a part 2 of my favourites.
Having said that i'm not sure about it, because you might have come to know after reading this post that i keep onnnn changing my mind.
Baaaaaaabyeeeeeeeeeeee.
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Wednesday, December 26, 2007
HOW TO GET SIX PACK ABS WORKOUT ROUTINE.
Well-well-Well. Every1 s goin crazy over 6 pack abs after SRK did it in OSO.Now,here is a workout routine u can try at home.
Wishing u atleast a 4 pack if not 6.
Warning:I'm not to blame for ne consequences(-ve that is ;) ), Even i'm goin for 1.
Advice:Girls keep away.
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Monday, December 17, 2007
Moments to cherish.

(click the pic. to enlarge it)
As i begin the countdown to the Lbs days, these are some of the memories that will stay with me forever.
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Monday, November 05, 2007
How to filter ur girlfriend mails??
If you hate seeing those mails( when i say mails these days, it obviously means gmails) 4m ur gf rite inside ur inbox wit her name and d subject line attracting one's attention, well here is a way out to filter those mails into a label. Now start learning how to...
Let’s say that your email address is ‘bolan@gmail.com’, basically everything sent to any of the following email addresses will be forwarded to your primary email.
* bolan@gmail.com * b.olan@gmail.com
* bo.lan@gmail.com * bol.an@gmail.com
* bolan@googlemail.com * b.olan@googlemail.com
* bo.lan@googlemail.com
…
…
* bola.n@googlemail.com
And that’s not all, you can place as many dots as you want, it can be even something like ‘b.o.l.a.n@gmail.com’ and you’ll still get it on ‘bolan@gmail.com’
Additionally, I just also found out that you can embed random text to your email ID using ‘+’ sign. That is to say ‘bolan+logabolan@gmail.com’ can be used as your email address, as well.
Ok I got it. Now what ?
Now what u can do is use the above naming covention 2 ur advantage ( mayb ur gf's as well)....
What u can do for instance is ask ur gf to mail u to the id- "bolan+bolathi@gmail.com" which will be forwarded to bolan@gmail.com (assuming u've understood the above naming convention for gmail).
Step 2 is "create a filter" (this link is availabe on the right side of search mail box inside ur gmail inbox), upon clicking u will have From:,To:,Subject:,Has the words:,Doesn't have:. now in our case we will hv to enter the email id "bolan+bolathi@gmail.com"(which is the email id u askd ur gf 2 mail to, Bola!!) in the to field. Click next step and check the first option "skip the inbox", then......... check the "apply label" nd choose a label if 1 already exist or else create a new 1(bolanteboli is my name for ur label ;)).
Now what this does is all those mails sent to d id "bolan+bolathi@gmail.com" skips the inbox and is forwarded to d label "bolanteboli".
Now u may ask y such hassles when u can directly filter mails coming 4m a particular id say bolathi@gmail.com.
Good question bola!!
Here is a better answer, what if u hv more than 1 girlfriend( which is not at all alien these days)?? u will have to create more than 1 filter, i.e 1 each filter for each gf's mail id (like 1 for bolathi@gmail.com,bolathi2@gmail.com,bolathi3@gmail.com....... bolathi19@gmail.com). well that depends on how many gfs u ultimately have.
So thats y i say the "bolan+bolathi@gmail.com" is the better hack( esecially if u hv multiple gfs). You can give the id "bolan+bolathi@gmail.com" to all ur gfs nd all those "junk" mails will b accumulated in d label bolanteboli.
Hope theres no confusion ;).........
This hack can be used to 1's advantage not only in d case of gfs but also in many other extra usefull cases. like if u r registering at a site nd u dont want their confirmation mails to appear inside ur inbox u can provide the site with a "+" id, say "bolan+site@gmail.com" nd create a filter for that.
Bottomline: Now please dont assume that i personally use this hack .......... ;)
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Thursday, November 01, 2007
Thursday, October 25, 2007
Is Airtel GPRS worth the monthly 250 bucks??
I used to wonder if Airtel Gprs was worth the monthly 250 Rupees. That was before i actually started using it, and for those of you who wants to know what i think of it now.............
here is a report card of sorts...........
+ I connect it to my system, browse as many hours as i like(3-4 hrs a day is d current trend) ..
+ I browse on d move 4m my 6233 (AKA opera mini(moreover orkut is now mobile friendly)).......
+I got a cool Gmail app. installed on my 6233, email was neva such fun nd easy.....( i dont even have to login everytime)
+Listen to internet radio stations (AkA Radio bee) on my 6233 ,though only recently into this stuff.
+Gtalk,yahoo messenger all on d move.....
+Ya d download speed is arnd 5-7kbps(considered very low these days), but i dont have any regrets as long as i can plugin my 6233 to my machine nd go dozing all night only to find out in d morning that it has dwned enuf and still dwning d queue 1 by 1 on my favourite downthemall extension in firefox.
+To top it all, the time limit is not ejjactly a month, it actaully extends beyond. i got a week extra this time around. But never stops before a month, neva!!
So after every month(@ d least) of gprs and a bandwidth of atleast 2 gb and a budget of 250 bucks. What do i actually think of this???
COME ON..............
THIS IS CHARITY IN THE NAME OF GPRS(at least in my case).............
Airtel Gprs Zindabad............... read full !
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Saturday, October 06, 2007
The true Indian identity.
The following writeup, authored by Mr Shashi Tharoor, portrays the idea of India so beautifully that I feel it is imperative for every Indian to go through it.
When India celebrated the 49th anniversary of its independence from British rule in 1996, its then prime minister, HD Deve Gowda, stood at the ramparts of Delhi’s 16th-century red fort and delivered the traditional Independence Day address to the nation in Hindi, India’s ‘national language’. Eight other prime ministers had done exactly the same thing 48 times before him, but what was unusual this time was that Deve Gowda, a southerner from the state of Karnataka, spoke to the country in a language of which he did not know a word. Tradition and politics required a speech in Hindi, so he gave one – the words having been written out for him in his native Kannada script, in which they, of course, made no sense.
Such an episode is almost inconceivable elsewhere, but it represents the best of the oddities that help make India India. Only in India could there be a country ruled by a man who does not understand its ‘national language’; only in India, for that matter, is there a ‘national language’ which half the population does not understand; and only in India could this particular solution have been found to enable the prime minister to address his people. One of Indian cinema’s finest ‘playback singers’, the Keralite K J Yesudas, sang his way to the top of the Hindi music charts with lyrics in that language written in the Malayalam script for him, but to see the same practice elevated to the prime ministerial address on Independence Day was a startling affirmation of Indian pluralism. For the simple fact is that we are all minorities in India. There has never been an archetypal Indian to stand alongside the archetypal Englishman or Frenchman. A typical Indian stepping off the train, let us say a Hindi-speaking Hindu male from Uttar Pradesh, may cherish the illusion he represents the ‘majority community’, an expression much favoured by the less industrious of our journalists. But he does not. As a Hindu, sure enough, he belongs to the faith adhered to by 82 per cent of the population. But a majority of the country does not speak Hindi. A majority does not hail from Uttar Pradesh, though you could be forgiven for thinking otherwise when you go there. And, if he were visiting, say, my home state of Kerala, he would be surprised to realise a majority there is not even male.
There has never been an archetypal Indian to stand alongside the archetypal Englishman or Frenchman.Worse, this archetypal Hindu male has only to mingle with the polyglot, multi-coloured crowds – and I am referring not to the colours of their clothes but to the colours of their skins – thronging any of India’s major railway stations to realise how much of a minority he really is. Even his Hinduism is no guarantee of his majorityhood, because his caste automatically puts him in a minority. If he is a Brahmin, 90 per cent of his fellow Indians are not. If he is a Yadav, or another ‘backward class’, 85 per cent of his fellow Indians are not. And so on.
If caste and language complicate the notion of Indian identity, ethnicity makes it worse. Most of the time, an Indian’s name immediately reveals where he is from or what her mother tongue is: when we introduce ourselves, we are advertising our origins.
Despite some intermarriage at the elite levels in our cities, Indians are still largely endogamous, and a Bengali is easily distinguished from a Punjabi. The difference this reflects is often more apparent than the elements of commonality. A Karnataka Brahmin shares his Hindu faith with a Bihari Kurmi, but they share little identity with each other in respect of their dress, customs, appearance, taste, language or even, these days, their political objectives. At the same time, a Tamil Hindu would feel he has much more in common with a Tamil Christian or a Tamil Muslim than with, say, a Haryanvi Jat, with whom he formally shares the Hindu religion. What makes India, then, a nation? What is an Indian’s identity?
When an Italian nation was created in the second half of the 19th century out of a mosaic of principalities and statelets, one Italian nationalist (Massimo Taparelli d’Azeglio) wrote ‘We have created Italy. Now all we need to do is to create Italians.’ It is striking that, a few decades later, no Indian nationalist succumbed to the temptation to express a similar thought. The prime exponent of modern Indian nationalism, Jawaharlal Nehru, would never have said ‘we have created India, now we have to create Indians’, because he believed that India and Indians had existed for millennia before he articulated their political aspirations in the 20th century.
many Indians have more in common with foreigners than with other Indians
Nonetheless, the India that was born in 1947 was in a very real sense a new creation: a state that made fellow citizens of the Ladakhi and the Laccadivian for the first time; a state that divided Punjabi from Punjabi for the first time; a state that asked a Keralite peasant to feel allegiance to a Kashmiri Pundit ruling in Delhi, also for the first time.
So, under Gandhi and Nehru, Indian nationalism became a rare animal indeed. It was not based on any of the conventional indices of national identity. Not language, since India’s constitution recognises 18 official languages, and there are 35 that are spoken by more than a million people each. Not ethnicity, since the ‘Indian’ accommodates a diversity of racial types in which many Indians have more in common with foreigners than with other Indians – Indian Punjabis and Bengalis, for instance, have more in common ethnically with Pakistanis and Bangladeshis, respectively, than with Poonawallahs or Bangaloreans. Not religion, since India is a secular pluralist state that is home to every religion known to mankind, with the possible exception of Shintoism. Not geography, since the natural geography of the subcontinent – the mountains and the sea – was hacked by the Partition of 1947. And not even territory, since, by law, anyone with one grandparent born in pre-partition India – outside the territorial boundaries of today’s state – is eligible for citizenship. Indian nationalism has therefore always been the nationalism of an idea.
It is the idea of an ever-ever land – emerging from an ancient civilisation, united by a shared history, sustained by pluralist democracy. India’s democracy imposes no narrow conformities on its citizens. The whole point of Indian pluralism is you can be many things and one thing: you can be a good Muslim, a good Keralite and a good Indian all at once. The Indian idea is the opposite of what Freudians call ‘the narcissism of minor differences’; in India we celebrate the commonality of major differences. If America is a melting-pot, then to me India is a thali, a selection of sumptuous dishes in different bowls. Each tastes different, and does not necessarily mix with the next, but they belong together on the same plate, and they complement each other in making the meal a satisfying repast.
So the idea of India, as Rabindranath Tagore and, more recently, Amartya Sen have insisted, is of one land embracing many. It is the idea that a nation may endure differences of caste, creed, colour, conviction, culture, cuisine, costume and custom, and still rally around a consensus. And that consensus is about the simple idea that in a democracy you don’t really need to agree – except on the ground rules of how you will disagree.
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Thursday, October 04, 2007
Define Machine.
What a silly reason for nt blogging-EXAMS, Ghosh! Sorry,i know tht
sounds silly,but i cant help, thanx 2 our university,they hv lined up
a horrible schedule. Still i cant resist postin a hack, which i wil b
doin after my first xam(2moro).
Meanwhile,hv a think on d below
A machine can b defined as anything which reduces human effort.
Then wht abt d treadmills nd benchpresses bak @ d gym, they definitely
dont reduce human effort, do they??
Think macha,think.
(src:5.sum1)
--
Hisam
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Saturday, September 29, 2007
How to hack an email id (part 1).
I have realised the hard way that there is no 1-2-3 step process in hacking. Its just the creativity factor that ultimately decides how successfull a hacker is, ofcourse a hacker is most successful if he is a great coder, but he needs to be creative at the same time.
I would also like to tell you that hacking someone's password is almost impossible without that person's own involvement unless you are soooooooo good that you can break into powerful servers like yahoo,hotmail ,Gmail(Impossible i guess).
Here i'm postin a trick that i guess is one of the easiest trick to hack a password and you dont need to code anything. This is done using a keylogger(Keystroke logging (often called keylogging) is a diagnostic tool used in software development that captures the user's keystrokes.). Yes it does exactly that, it saves every single character you hit on your keyboard when the keylogger is active.
What you need to do is install a keylogger on your system and then activate it (it is active if it shows on the system tray), then somehow convince your victim to logon to the account you want 2 hack from your system(i.e the system where u installed the keylogger) and if he does u r done. Open the log of your keylogger(i.e after ur victim has logged in nd more importantly logged out 4m ur view ;-) ) and there you will see all the keystrokes hit upon your keyboard after the keylogger became active, now you might find it hard to search out the password in that big mess of keystrokes, its kinda easy, just go on lukin for the username of your victim and just after that you will find the word you put all this hardwork ( if it was at all 4 u) for, thats the password. Confused?? just go and grab a Keylogger for a start and once you install it and start using it everyother thing will start fall in places( trust me, it will). if you got ne queries, jus comment me and leave ur contact there.
As far as the availability of the keyloggers are concerned, there are many on the net, here is one named perfect keylogger which i have personally tested, u can download it 4m here or there
There are many available out there, one particular keylogger i have heard but could not have my hand upon is Ghost keylogger. It presumably can be installed on the victims computer (of course the victim unaware) and it can send the keylogger log to a particular email address you specify. It has enuf features to hide itself from the victime( thts y its called ghost). I know where 2 dwn this keylogger from, but i dont know where the dollars they r askin for it will come ( ya p2p may work, but i'm too handicapped wit my gprs net connection.)
OR Wait, i Think i've just found a site that actually gives us a trial version f d Ghost keylogger ( i just googled "free ghost keylogger, after the above paragraph, thts y i stroked), i hvnt dwned it yet, so i dont hv ne reviews of it, besides reviews in that site suggect Trojan horse with d dwnload, so b careful, dwn @ ur own risk. anways i give u d link here, i mean its actually here ;-)
For all the ethical eyes frowning out @ me there, i tell u guys- hisam was just telling em how actually not to fall in the trap of keylogger hacking, though a bit twisted............. ;-)
How to make a folder invisible
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Thursday, September 27, 2007
Mangala poth!!
Beliye aaal aakanu.........
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How to make a folder invisible.
I know that you know how to make a folder hidden, bu eva tried to make it invisible, no?? then here goes how..............
First step is to erase the name of ur folder, right click the folder and click rename, clear the old name and then hold the "Alt" key on ur keyboard and type in "255", press enter. See, theres no name for ur folder now (actually thts d ASCII value for 255 ;) ).
Now comes d second step , i.e 2 make ur folder invisible, as simple as the first one, right click d folder, go to properties and select customize, click the change icon button on the bottom, u will c lota icons now browse on untill u find a blank icon, select the icon, click ok and then click apply. Voila, ur folder has gone invisible!!
Now dont blame me if u cant find it (its there in d original position, its jus dat u cant c it ( thts y v call it invisible).
Spekin of invisibility............. heres how u can send an invisible scrap on orkut, just hit "[i]".............. as simple as that.
Please leave a comment if u find this hack useful, u c i dont get much comments here, so it will b nice of u.
hisam
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Wednesday, September 26, 2007
t20 win nd its aftereffects..........
The nation is baskin in the joy of t20 wcup win nd rightly so cos i think for us to win another cup of this stature it will take another decade or 2. I'm not goin 2 go into detail of d performances of d players atleast in this post, i'm posting this because i was fascinated by the negative hype or masala news that the Indian media folks manage to come up with every indian cricket success( or for that matter even failure).
The 2 noteworthy news doin the rounds this time are
* Hockey players and officials feel they are being given stepmotherly treatment.
With d cricket board, state govts., sponsors, nd every other billionaire soul in d country competing to reward the players, i'm sure each player will end up with atleast 50-60 lakh, Not to mention players like Yuvraj, who was rewarded 1crore alone by the Bcci, and a porsche car ( cos he once mentioned to d bcci vice president lalit modi " MY favourite car is porsche 9211........").
Now compare the rewards given to the Asia cup winning Indian hockey team-
50000 Naya rupees to the whole team,
1000 rs for a goal and now hold ur breath.........
a fine of rs 2000 for every goal conceded.
Can u just believe that "a fine of rs 2000 for every goal conceded." ???
Now what if they concede more goals than they score( or even 3/4th of dey score), they would end bankrupt.........;).
Every hockey player mothers will start saying "Mera beta hockey khel kar barbaaaaaaaad ho gaya"
And all the other mothers will start saying "Tu jo bhi khar beta, bhagwan ke vasthe hockey math khel".
And to top it all cricket stole its winning emblem..
Chak de.............. oh chak de india................
No wonder v rnt playing hockey as well as v used 2. Winning the Asia cup was a real achievement under these torturous circumstances.
* Bcci officials and politicians taking the limelight during the welcome celebrations of d Indian cricket team in Mumbai is the other 1( They apparently pushed the whole Indian team except Dhoni to d second row in the stage).
Wonder what the fans must have felt like, i will put it in a sentence,
"The crowd came to c Shahrukh Khan in the movie and they showed em Gulshan Grower"
How unfair..................
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Tuesday, June 19, 2007
My favourite extensions.
I could have blogged if i had wanted to, but that does not mean that i didnt want to, and that also dont mean that i wanted to. IT JUST DIDNT HAPPEN, thats it .
Anyhow why complain when i'm blogging again.
Even though i was into using firefox extensions almost as soon as i installed my first firefox, its only recently that i came to know about it in detail (read coding and packaging). And i guess you know why if you have read one of my previous posts(work on mini).
There are many extensions that i cant live without....
And here they come ...........
1.Downthemall
Its a download manager that is damnnnnn usefull for slow internet users. Got download filters (although i havent used this particular feature much, i'm sure it works just fine).
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/201
2. Scribfire (previously performancing)
This extension is one of the main reason for my sudden interest in blogging. This peach enables us to post directly from firefox. Try this for sure if you are a blogger or a wannabe..........
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/search?q=performancing&status=4
3. VideoDownloader
Although there are other ways to download videos from sites like Youtube, this extension which sits neatly in the status bar enables us to download videos with just a click.
A must if you are a Youtube freak or kinda..........
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/2390
4. Greasemonkey
Arguably the most popular extension around, allows us to alter the behaviour of a webpage with some cool scripts. A bit geeky, but all the same very interesting especially if you are into any kind of programming.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/748
(I take this chance to announce that i will be into writing greasemonkey scripts soon.............. whoilaaa)
5. Cooliris
Cool as the name suggests, shows you the preview of a link if you point to it. I dont use it personally cos of my slow internet connection.
But i have seen the magic at 2mbps, So try it for sure if you are a high speed net user.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/2207
6. Tabeffect
Nothing much to tell about this one. This one adds an effect when we shift tabs. Looks cool.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/4258
* Dude IRAH IRS , that was 4u.
*"Firefox is an animal which goes
under the sea in search of its prey". Thats one definition i got 4m
som1 when i was talking about firefox the browser.
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