Watching Mars

You know, I’m quite sick of this whole PR thing anyway now. Yeah, this PR update did squat for me again. I’m obviously in over my head at this point and how to get a decent PR.

From now on…its just gonna be good writing all around. Who needs a PR anyway, screw google, screw the PR system and screw everything depending on this. I quit.I’m just gonna keep writing on a regular basis and see how things go.

I hope I’m not being penalized because of my crap ass hosting service. Anyway, this is over. I’m not breaking my head on this.

For centuries, the bane of mankind has been disease. Rapid evolution in medicine has to a certain extent reduced that threat. But is it enough? Enter C’elle, who’s made revolutionary strides in stem cell research and technology.

The premise for the growth in this sector has revolved around the fact that the best cures for any future illness an individual might face lies within ones own body – especially for women. We’re taking about any critical illness she may face in the future such as osteoporosis, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, heart disease etc, can now be a cured by harvesting stem cells from her own menstrual fluid each month.  C’elle, provides a solution which is safe, sound, non-invasive and can be performed from the privacy of one’s own home. More and more women are now less stressed about facing a future with any sort of critical illness. No more worries about costs, uncertainty and stress. These stem cells harvested and cryogenically preserved can also be used to those genetically closest to her.

Just imagine a future which you could have free from the fear of any critical illness that may plague your family. Because all your life, you work towards providing for the ones you love, but just imagine if you go beyond all that and give them something which no money can buy – their health security.

So Visit C’elle now and take control of your family’s future. Every individual is different and although medicine is very advanced today, C’elle takes it one step further and gives you the ability to preserve your very own priceless portfolio of stem cells that may serve as the basis for many different customized regenerative therapies that may emerge over time to treat yourself or possibly even a member of your own family for a potential host of life-affecting diseases.

Visit C’elle now by clicking here

Here’s a pic of the kit:

#3 - ‘Abebe Bikila’ (Two Gold Medals, Marathon) — Running barefoot in Italy, the country that had occupied his homeland, Ethiopia, 20 years prior, Bikila became the first black African to win Olympic gold when he won the 1960 marathon. He repeated the feat four years later in Tokyo.

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Everything seems to be taking so long off late. Everything from getting a break, to the WFM launch, to the finalization of my 2nd half of my life. I just feel the overall lack of satisfaction, both at work and at home…like there’s no peace. I fear things and people I’m not supposed to fear. I have a feeling all hell’s gonna break loose.

Well even if hell don’t break, I’m gonna lose my mind soon.

Well folks, here’s the very first post from my soon to be better half - Kiran

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have fun

I’m not being a d***…its true.. i learnt it super fast and expanded my vocab too!!

Also note: the image is blurred and small… so when you read you make ur Chinese eyes too

bi a man! Yu Fa Kin Ma git!

LOL!

Yeah, so its official…i got a mail today confirming the same -

So how much did yawl actually earn through referrals? Me in the 3 months that I tried it.. I got $0!

LOL!

Yes people, the monsoons are almost upon us. You know while I love the monsoons and stuff, you generally good for the economy for farmers et al..*ahem* anyway, monsoons…also bring out creepy crawlies n stuff…along with ghosts, ghouls, horror movies and pop corn. Just imagine sitting at home…thundering away outside, curled with with a blanket on the couch and watching a horror movie Sounds good?

We’ll then, get ready to rent your horror movie soon and be sure to pick from our top 10 list of horror movies for this monsoon

1. “Ring” (Hideo Nakata, 1998)
2. “The Thing” (John Carpenter, 1982)
3. “The Orphanage” (Juan Antonio Bayona, 2007)
4. “Misery” (Rob Reiner,1990)
5 “Alien” (Ridley Scott, 1979)
6. “The Birds” (Alfred Hitchcock,1963)
7. “The Fly” (David Cronenberg,1986)
8. “The Texas Chain Saw Massacre” (Tobe Hooper,1974)
9. “Don’t Look Now” (Nicolas Roeg ,1973)
10. “Event Horizon” (Paul W. S. Anderson, 1997)

So you got a new mac finally and you’re wondering what are the absolute best apps that I need to keep myself going? In our new highly subjective top 10, three get to stay and seven get the boot.

Here are the ones we’re sticking with:

Pastor: Still a quick and easy way to store serial numbers, passwords and the like. Still getting regular updates.

NetNewsWire: We used to recommend the lite version, but now we can recommend the full version, which of course is even better — and it’s gone free.

Cyberduck: Unless you have specialized needs, there is no real reason to pay for an FTP client.

Here are the newcomers:

Jumpcut: Multiple clipboards seems like a no-brainer feature, but it still isn’t built into the system. Of all the freeware options, we like Jumpcut best.

Transmission: The combination of a great interface and superior performance make this the P2P program of choice.

xPad: A tried a true method for keeping notes without the hassle of a learning cure. (Replaces Sidenote, which accidentally slid out from the side one time too often.)

MainMenu: Maintain your Mac from the menu bar with handy access to cron scripts, permissions and lots more. We know all about Onyx, but it’s overkill for our needs. (Replaces MacJanitor, which does only a fraction of the work.)

iStat menus: Sure it’s great to have neat little graphs in the menu bar to let you know how your Mac is doing under the hood. But even better is that you can customize the date and time to your heart’s content. (Replaces wClock, long abandoned by its developer.)

Firefox 3: At last, Firefox is speedy enough and Mac-like enough that we can recommend it on a par with Safari. (Replaces Camino, which is still loved, but lags in plug-in power.)

Smultron: Text editors have raw processing power missing in word processors, and for the Mac it’s hard to beat Smultron. It might not be as powerful as TextWrangler, but its clean interface and support for HTML have won many friends.

Here some others that get the boot:

Seashore: It was hard to let this one go. It’s just that we found 10 others we liked better. Seashore offers gradients, textures, anti-aliasing, multiple layers and alpha channel editing for your basic image editing needs.

Silverkeeper: Who needs it when you’ve got Time Machine? And even if you don’t have Time Machine, Carbon Copy Cloner is a much better solution. Or use the free version of SuperDuper along with Time Machine for the ultimate backup.

PixelNHance: It’s still a great program, but you’ll find much of its functionality in the latest version of iPhoto, which of course comes free with your Mac.

From converted train cars to converted prisons, we’ve come up with our picks of the 10 most unusual places to stay.

1. Edisto River Treehouses - Canadys, South Carolina

For those who refuse to grow up, a stay in a tree house is a dream
come true. Not only is it fun, but it’s clean, safe, and very
reasonable.

2. Celica Hostel - Ljubljana, Slovenia

If you’ve always wanted to spend a night in the slammer, now’s your
chance. Once a military prison, this happening hot spot is now an art
gallery and youth hostel

3. Schottenstift Monastery - Vienna, Austria

If the bellboys look like monks, you’re not imagining things. This
hotel is actually a functioning monastery where your wake-up call might
just be chanting.

4. The Red Caboose Motel - Strasburg, Pennsylvania

All aboard! Although they once travelled from city to city, these
little red cabooses now function as private hotel rooms. Needless to
say, kids go crazy for this place.

5. Propeller Island - Berlin, Germany

Art lovers rejoice! From upside-down rooms to levitating beds, it’s the next best thing to spending the night in a museum.

6. Schlosshotel Schnburg - Oberwesel, Germany

For a true fantasy experience, nothing beats a night in a genuine
castle. In spite of its long history, all modern amenities, including
Internet service, are available to guests.

7. Ariau Amazon Towers - Near Manaus, Brazil

Connected by a series of catwalks, eight buildings comprise this
compound, which has become a favourite of celebrities and everyday
travellers alike.

8. Hotel Sidi Driss - Matmata, Tunisia

The force was with the cast and crew of Star Wars when they filmed
at this out-of-this-world property. The amenities are minimal, but at
less than $20 a night, so is the price.

9. Euromast - Rotterdam, Netherlands

A tourist attraction by day, this imposing tower becomes an
exclusive hotel at night. Those wishing to give it a go should book
early; the tower’s two suites fill up three months out.

10. The Giraffe Manor - Nairobi, Kenya

Don’t bother with a “Do Not Disturb” sign. The long-necked visitors
who peek in through the windows of this extraordinary compound will
just ignore it.

There it is folks, if you have your own list, let me know