January 2010
28 posts
Hitler reviews the Apple iPad
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Apple iPad - I want one!
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Feeding the ants
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China's empty city - 10 Nov 09
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Black and White
Check out the magnets in both our hands! See and download the full gallery on posterous Posted via email from Anika’s Blog | Comment »
A Tale of Two Quakes
Here’s a letter that I sent this morning to the Washington Post: Re “Tens of thousands feared dead” (Jan. 14): The ultimate tragedy in Haiti isn’t the earthquake; it’s that country’s lack of economic freedom. The earthquake simply but catastrophically revealed the inhuman consequences of this fact. Registering 7.0 on the Richter scale, the Haitian earthquake killed tens of thousands of...
$123,000,000,000,000* - Why China's Economy Will...
via foreignpolicy.com In 2040, the Chinese economy will reach $123 trillion, or nearly three times the economic output of the entire globe in 2000. China’s per capita income will hit $85,000, more than double the forecast for the European Union, and also much higher than that of India and Japan. In other words, the average Chinese megacity dweller will be living twice as well as the...
Photograph as a documentation tool
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Happy Sankranthi - I miss the kites in India
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The Apple App Store Economy – GigaOM
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Tour down under games village. Entry from 17.
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Stuck in traffic
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Anika at the movies
Anika’s first movie show, not that she watched it. It was a open air movie at the park. See and download the full gallery on posterous Posted via email from Anika’s Blog | Comment »
Wheels
Interesting design. Looks like chariot wheels Posted via email from suhit’s posterous | Comment »
India - new source for Innovation
From FT: In one area of General Electric’s 1m-square-foot research and development centre, named for the company’s former chief executive, scientists are testing a special ‘pedestrian-safe’ bumper bar for cars, which can hit people at speed without maiming them. Elsewhere, boffins are working on locomotive engines that run on methanol extracted from grass growing...
Stay Hungry. Stay Foolish - Listen to this speech...
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Why are traffic jams so bad on Mondays?
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Well, I am for freedom
A protest today at the SA Parliament against 40 yrs of legalized abortion in South Australia. I am for freedoms. Freedom of choice for the women. Posted via email from suhit’s posterous | Comment »
The Slow Clap
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TOP 25 PLACES TO LIVE
TOP 25 PLACES TO LIVE 1. FRANCE 2. AUSTRALIA 3. SWITZERLAND 4. GERMANY 5. NEW ZEALAND 6. LUXEMBOURG 7. UNITED STATES 8. BELGIUM 9. CANADA 10. ITALY 11. NETHERLANDS 12. NORWAY 13. AUSTRIA 14. LIECHTENSTEIN 15. MALTA 16. DENMARK 17. SPAIN 18. FINLAND 19. URUGUAY 20. HUNGARY 21. PORTUGAL 22. LITHUANIA 23. ANDORRA 24. CZECH REPUBLIC 25. UNITED KINGDOM Source: Daily Mail Posted via email ...
Rajkumar Hirani breaks silence on 3 Idiots &...
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The Science of Entrepreneurship | Dustin Curtis
So two things. I think to build a great company you need to have a well defined hypothesis based on a theory for a market’s evolved future. And I think the most effective way to enter that market is to build a company like a scientist testing the theory. As an experiment. via dustincurtis.com Posted via web from suhit’s...
Dustin Curtis is a Statistic - one of the best...
via dustincurtis.com Wow! what a blog…every post and page has something special. Check out the about page… Posted via web from suhit’s posterous | Comment »
Seven years gone
From Seth Godin: But on a micro level, on a personal level, this was a decade filled with opportunity. The internet transformed our lives forever. Opportunities were created (and many were taken advantage of). And, like every decade, just about everyone missed it. Just about everyone hunkered down and did their job or did what they were told or did what they thought they were supposed to, and...
Where do you get your ideas?
From Neil Gaimon: And eventually one of them asked it. ‘Where do you get your ideas?’ And I realized I owed them an answer. They weren’t old enough to know any better. And it’s a perfectly reasonable question, if you aren’t asked it weekly. This is what I told them: You get ideas from daydreaming. You get ideas from being bored. You get ideas all the time....
Student suicides rock Mumbai
MUMBAI: Three students, including an 11-year-old reality show participant, committed suicide here between Saturday and Monday. While the motive behind Class VII student Shushant Patil’s suicide on Monday is as yet unknown, police have cited pressure to perform well in studies as a possible reason for the suicides of reality star Neha Sawant and an 18-year-old medical student. ...
More Sehwagology: The new Bradman
To add further weight to that argument: despite Sehwag’s carefree approach, it’s amazing how many of his notable achievements surpass those of opening batsmen renowned for their technique. As an opener, Sehwag has a higher average than Sunil Gavaskar. And 75% of Sehwag’s centuries exceed 150. while Sir Leonard Hutton only achieved that landmark around 50% of the time. This is...