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Archive for September, 2007

Where do you think we were going? Right. We were heading to the Gateway of India in Mumbai. Another driver was taking me there, through the courtesy of hubby’s colleague, a very nice Indian man. I was about to finally see the landmark myself after all the reading and seeing it just in the papers [...]

25 Sep, 2007

Hotel lounge

Posted by: Admin In: India| frontier photography

This is the lovely hotel lounge on the ground floor. I like its design and the elevated area. It was pretty nice. I had been used a bit being inside that I didn’t notice the smell of the overall atmosphere. I had just been down here for a few times, and sometimes to the hotel [...]

24 Sep, 2007

The service driver

Posted by: Admin In: India| frontier photography| frontier travels

Meet Munjit, the driver. Opps, we can’t see him here. But you notice that indeed the vehicles in India are right-hand drive. Munjit was the company driver when I was there. He wears a white turban around his head. He was picking me up to hubby’s workplace for a visit and tour. Mumbai [...]

23 Sep, 2007

Alexa and Spyware

Posted by: Admin In: computers and internet

The first time I heard about Alexa was through our anti-spyware program. It identifies a standard registry key included with Internet Explorer as “Data Miner” spyware, with little explanation, and offers to delete it. With the exponential trend and growth of the blogosphere today, Alexa surfaced again, here, as it is the most used base [...]

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21 Sep, 2007

The Rich List

Posted by: Admin In: business and economy

Bill Gates leads Forbes rich list
Money, money, money, must be funny in a rich man’s world, ahhha,
1. Bill Gates – Microsoft co-founder has been ranked as the wealthiest person in America for the 14th year in a row. Forbes magazine put Gates’ fortune at $59bn.
2. Warren Buffet – investment guru in second place with a [...]

21 Sep, 2007

Mumbai constructions

Posted by: Admin In: India| frontier photography| frontier travels

The flat, rather lifeless shot of the buildings being built in Mumbai, which to my observation is blooming with many new high-rise constructions. This was on a trip with Munjit the driver. Well, India is pacing after China and I can clearly see their progress to industrialization.

Frontier trivia the day:
there are 22 official [...]

Today I signed in to the favourite social networking site, mybloglog. It brought me to Yahoo, letting me sign in using my yahoo username! Obviously something is going on. It says “by merging MyBlogLog account with your Yahoo! account, … ” So maybe they just have some changes or upgrades, but until now I couldn’t [...]

19 Sep, 2007

Netherlands Visa Requirements

Posted by: admin In: Uncategorized

So I guess my amended married name in my passport didn’t suffice, they have to have our married license to see my married name. It was just not in their list of requirements. Darn! This Netherlands Visa application is hassling us. I wish I could point it word by word in my papers that hubby’s [...]

Do you want to have show/hide links for your posts, where you can expand and collapse it? This is a trick for those using blogger or blogspot, that’s particularly useful on blogs with very long posts. What happens is that a reader will only see the titles and teaser of your posts at first, so [...]

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18 Sep, 2007

When life is gray

Posted by: Admin In: India| frontier photography| frontier travels

When life is boring and gray, there is a place where we can focus and see the beauty and fun around it. This is how I see this picture. It is so divine for me. What can you say about this?
Frontier info the day:
CIA estimated the total population of India at mid-July 2008 to [...]

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