This is probably the first time I have seen the apps being used to create a live talented presentation.
She creates the beats first and plays along with it... and the voice: nice!
Sunday, March 28, 2010
Friday, March 26, 2010
Google Social with contacts: All your contacts are belong to us!
Log into google account and try this:
http://www.google.com/s2/search/social#sd
Here is a brief explanation...
http://www.google.com/s2/search/social#sd
Here is a brief explanation...
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Comedian Joe Wong at Ellen's show and Letterman's Late Show
Poking fun is not an easy piece. Humor depends upon so many factors. Some are cultural and some are experience based.
At some point it should be safe to say that someone's pain is going to someone's source of fun.
I came across this poking by J. Who Wong. He emulates some social fun along with practical jokes.
Comedian Joe Wong at Ellen's show:
... and on Letterman's Late Show
At some point it should be safe to say that someone's pain is going to someone's source of fun.
I came across this poking by J. Who Wong. He emulates some social fun along with practical jokes.
Comedian Joe Wong at Ellen's show:
... and on Letterman's Late Show
Friday, March 12, 2010
Google Reader Play: A new stumbleupon
Google has a new Stumbleupon!
The name is Google Reader Play!
It is handy and makes you more lazy!
Try it!
http://www.google.com/reader/play/#stream
Related;
http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2010/03/google-reader-play.html
http://www.pcworld.com/article/191284/hands_on_google_reader_play_a_beta_browsing_tool.html
The name is Google Reader Play!
It is handy and makes you more lazy!
Try it!
http://www.google.com/reader/play/#stream
Related;
http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2010/03/google-reader-play.html
http://www.pcworld.com/article/191284/hands_on_google_reader_play_a_beta_browsing_tool.html
Friday, March 5, 2010
Prize in Chau Chau... Noodles
It should be obvious fact to many nepali people outside the country that they are brought with chau chau (noodles) as a handy gift. I also had few.
One of my friend once told me a joke about it...
Even sometimes car and hundreds of thousand came inside the package. Winning bumper prize in Chau chau was in great fashion.
I am not sure how big is it now.
On the lighter side... Recently, I won something in mayos chau chau.
:)
How do I redeem it?
One of my friend once told me a joke about it...
Question: How to find out that someone in airport is Nepali?I remember, once wai wai had increased the price (from 10 to 11?) but kept the coupon of Rs. 1 in nearly every package so that people would not feel it that way...
Answer: - Check the bag... if it contains chau chau then s/he is nepali.
It is that simple!
Even sometimes car and hundreds of thousand came inside the package. Winning bumper prize in Chau chau was in great fashion.
I am not sure how big is it now.
On the lighter side... Recently, I won something in mayos chau chau.
:)
How do I redeem it?
Monday, March 1, 2010
Spring Fever (syndrome)
Spring fever is synonymously used for the madness caused by the deprival of snow piles around the corners of one's periphery.
In Northern hemisphere, the feelings of confined-ness of the winter creates a virtual pressure on people to get out.
The above may be taken as the psychological causes for it.
However, there has to be some ecological aspects of it.
The physiological causes are explained as follow:
Although the causes of spring fever have not yet been fully resolved, hormone balance may play a role. According to this theory the body’s reserves of the “happiness hormone” serotonin, whose production depends on daylight, become exhausted over the winter, making it especially easy for the “sleep hormone” melatonin to have its effect. When the days become longer in springtime, the body readjusts its hormone levels, and more endorphin, testosterone and estrogen are released. This changeover puts a heavy strain on the body, which responds with a feeling of tiredness.In addition, temperatures usually fluctuate greatly in springtime. When temperatures rise, blood pressure drops, since the blood vessels expand. Food also plays a role. In winter one tends to consume more calories, fat and carbohydrates than in summer. But during the hormone adjustment period the body requires more vitamins and proteins instead. [Source: Wikipedia]
I am eagerly waiting for it!
In Northern hemisphere, the feelings of confined-ness of the winter creates a virtual pressure on people to get out.
The above may be taken as the psychological causes for it.
However, there has to be some ecological aspects of it.
The physiological causes are explained as follow:
Although the causes of spring fever have not yet been fully resolved, hormone balance may play a role. According to this theory the body’s reserves of the “happiness hormone” serotonin, whose production depends on daylight, become exhausted over the winter, making it especially easy for the “sleep hormone” melatonin to have its effect. When the days become longer in springtime, the body readjusts its hormone levels, and more endorphin, testosterone and estrogen are released. This changeover puts a heavy strain on the body, which responds with a feeling of tiredness.In addition, temperatures usually fluctuate greatly in springtime. When temperatures rise, blood pressure drops, since the blood vessels expand. Food also plays a role. In winter one tends to consume more calories, fat and carbohydrates than in summer. But during the hormone adjustment period the body requires more vitamins and proteins instead. [Source: Wikipedia]
I am eagerly waiting for it!
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