Emergent Noise

I guess its clear now, Google is definitely going to give Yahoo a run for its money. Google is already famous as a search engine, and the company is now making forays into all of Yahoo’s camping grounds. Its safe to say that in its current state, MSN is definitely not the portal of . . . → Read More: Googling away to glory

This time, I shall review on my own : John Grisham’s latest : The Broker

I just finished The Broker, and its fresh in my mind. And there’s a surprise in it, for all those people who have come associate Grisham’s name with gripping courtroom drama, and stories of brilliant lawyers, . . . → Read More: The Broker : Review

I experienced something ou rarely do in Mumbai, a power cut. At 12.30 am and lasted upto 3.00 am. The temperature was soaring and I couldnt sleep, so I wasted time by taking a flashlight and my cellphone and fooling around. The result , a suprisingly blank-expressioned photograph. You can see the boredom on . . . → Read More: Damn insects

The inversion phase didnt last. Frankly, it looked rather ugly and Pooja didnt like it either. After spending some time on this, I have finally gotten the blog to look better and different. Its also more personalized and unique.

Besides that, I am finally settling into the vacation routine, though it is becoming clear . . . → Read More: The New Look

Yep, its too painful to write a review on a book, so I am going to quote one already done :

‘Obituaries – Death at my Doorstep’ by Khushwant Singh

January 2005, Lotus Publishers–Books, DelhiReviewed by the-south-asian

Omar Khayaam’s dictum “The moving finger writes and having written moves on” is a very apt . . . → Read More: Death at my Doorstep

For those who are sceintifically inclined and like interesting problems people tackle, I am gonna try my head at this…

N-Linked Glycosylation

Because it has very deep rooted and fundamental effects on a thousand things including, very very importantly to biology, this….

If you wanna know more, drop me a . . . → Read More: Project

Thats the idea…Inversion, and specifically to the dark. Look around, the blog changes colours to accomodate the current mood. This week has a sense of finality to it, its “End-Sem” time . I have my project for next year. M.Sc I is over. Phase 2. Reset. Objective redefined. Well, you get the picture.

In . . . → Read More: Inversion

Yes, I know, as a country we are successful. But when you look at other countries that are just as successful in any field, do you feel there is something that Indians lack ? Something that allowed us to come this far since the independence, but it still too rare to give us the . . . → Read More: Something lacking…