Monday, December 21, 2009
Numbeo.com
The site lets its users see what it will cost them to live in another county/city and how far their currency will take them there. It is a brilliant site, even if you want to just go for a vacation, as it can let you determine how much money you must carry along. The users of the site can also modify the content of the site.
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Gifworks.com
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
W3schools.com
The is very good for learning website development skills quickly and easily. It helps you to learn everything that a web developer needs to know. The site also provides online text editor which you can use to write a sample code and run it online. After learning through the tutorial and the examples you can test you knowledge by taking online quiz that the website provides.
Freemypdf.com
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Animecrazy.net
Monday, December 7, 2009
Playlistnow.fm
This site is like a radio station but with many interesting features. The site also recommends a list of songs depending on what you are doing. It allows you to create a personal playlist, share it and also bookmark it for later use. But in order to be able to do this you need to register. Unregistered users can still listen to songs.
Chatroulette.com
Chatroulette is a new website developed to allow you easily communicate with an anonymous person from anywhere in the world through one-to-one chat. The website lets its users chat online with a random stranger form around the world. The site also supports video and audio chatting. Its fun chatting to a complete stranger.
Users doesn't even have to register.
Saturday, December 5, 2009
Myoats.com
Friday, December 4, 2009
Calendarika.com
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Simpledesktops.com
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
MEMOOV.COM
This website is an online movie studio that lets you make animated flash videos with just few clicks. The site has a set of characters, expressions and movements that you can use along with text bubbles to tell your story. Registered users can share their creations, but you don't have to be registered to make a video.
Monday, June 8, 2009
My bicycle
I bought a bicycle a month ago, and since then I've been trying to make it the loveliest bicycle.
I'm completely addicted to charity shops and walking past the local one to my office last Wednesday I noticed a crashed bicycle, covered in rust and with a bit of a shed like smell to it i couldn't help but be intrigued. On closer inspection I noticed the price tag... 750 rupees!! I couldn't believe my eyes! I asked to test it out, for that price i was expecting the worst, and as i jumped on the bicycle it was great, the brakes worked, gears were original and worked a treat! It folds up too and it even had a basket and a bell! I was sold!
Couldn't quite believe my luck!
After spending only around 750 rupees originally my costs have so far exceeded the price of the bicycle!
The lights were Rs 150, and the lock was double that. However I have to say that for Rs 750 speeder (yes I've named him already) was a bargain and I've now fallen for him so much that I don't mind spending a bit of cash getting him all accessories.
I think I'm going to try and do as much as possible myself, so that I save a bit of cash. Credit Crunch and all that! I doubt I'll spend as much as if I'd bought a new bicycle, but then my bicycle has got character and is such a labour of love that speeder will be priceless!
At the weekend I got started on the bicycle, the chain guard was covered in rust and so i set to task cleaning it up. I had bought some scourers and some garden gloves from the local DIY shop, which were a bargain at Rs 50 each. After taking the chain guard off the bicycle i got scrubbing! I'm reckoning that with all this hard work I'm saving my money from canceling my gym subscription and will soon enough end up with body builder arms. Beat that Fitness First!
Not only that but when the bicycle is ready and gleaming I'll be out on it so much that I'll probably lose a few pounds from cycling round town, and in the process save a few pounds too from cycling instead of taking cabs everywhere.
I'm thinking this bicycle is a pretty good investment, and it was only Rs 750!
I'm completely addicted to charity shops and walking past the local one to my office last Wednesday I noticed a crashed bicycle, covered in rust and with a bit of a shed like smell to it i couldn't help but be intrigued. On closer inspection I noticed the price tag... 750 rupees!! I couldn't believe my eyes! I asked to test it out, for that price i was expecting the worst, and as i jumped on the bicycle it was great, the brakes worked, gears were original and worked a treat! It folds up too and it even had a basket and a bell! I was sold!
Couldn't quite believe my luck!
After spending only around 750 rupees originally my costs have so far exceeded the price of the bicycle!
The lights were Rs 150, and the lock was double that. However I have to say that for Rs 750 speeder (yes I've named him already) was a bargain and I've now fallen for him so much that I don't mind spending a bit of cash getting him all accessories.
I think I'm going to try and do as much as possible myself, so that I save a bit of cash. Credit Crunch and all that! I doubt I'll spend as much as if I'd bought a new bicycle, but then my bicycle has got character and is such a labour of love that speeder will be priceless!
At the weekend I got started on the bicycle, the chain guard was covered in rust and so i set to task cleaning it up. I had bought some scourers and some garden gloves from the local DIY shop, which were a bargain at Rs 50 each. After taking the chain guard off the bicycle i got scrubbing! I'm reckoning that with all this hard work I'm saving my money from canceling my gym subscription and will soon enough end up with body builder arms. Beat that Fitness First!
Not only that but when the bicycle is ready and gleaming I'll be out on it so much that I'll probably lose a few pounds from cycling round town, and in the process save a few pounds too from cycling instead of taking cabs everywhere.
I'm thinking this bicycle is a pretty good investment, and it was only Rs 750!
Window view
Whenever I see outside the window I like the view and I start commentary i.e. I start describing the things I see. Doing this I started noticing so many things that we usually ignore. I came to know that there are so many things happening around us.
When I started this I use to describe very few things and also notice few things. But days are passing I am getting better and better. Now I think I notice so many things in a single view that I can keep describing things for almost 10 to 15 minutes.
When I started this I use to describe very few things and also notice few things. But days are passing I am getting better and better. Now I think I notice so many things in a single view that I can keep describing things for almost 10 to 15 minutes.
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