Wishing our Indian readers a Happy Diwali (Festival of Lights)
Wishing you and your family Happy Diwali!
Wishing you and your family Happy Diwali!
Today's Thought
"Before God we are all equally wise and equally foolish!"
- Albert Einstein (1879-1955)
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Well, Halloween has come and gone. Today's gag was a last minute inspiration. Wanted to add more children, maybe neighbours of the Clouds…might do that in one of the panels someday…time is of the essence.
In the above panel, no offense meant to any marketers or nationalities…just borrowing terms that have come to denote some extremists on the web.
Update: The launch of Facebook Deals has got me excited. This is what I had been envisioning since 2000…an interface for local connect for people – to aggregate, share and buy locally including group discounts etc.
Facebook is now the new local marketplace!
I had been always fascinated by the idea of applying web based services and technologies in a local community setting.
I even experimented with lots of blogs focused on my area of residence and the city in which I live.
Being an ideas person who's yet to find the passion driven entrepreneurial grit to see an idea through to completion and profitability, I thought it'd be best to share all my experiments and ideas in this ebook, in the hope that someone better than me can use them and find success.
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If all those Internet Marketers are to be believed, there's a fortune waiting to be earned out there on the Web…it's still the Wild Wild Web or so it seems. Jokes apart, some do seem to be doing well with online earning….but it takes a lot of work and is not easy…just like any other job or business….this is my conclusion after reading through a lot of Getting Started Guides from Internet Marketers and even trying out some of their recommended methods.
This is the second in the Learn Arabic Through Signboards series. This is a continuation of the previous sign – Ministry of Economy.
Here, the words are 'Welcome' and "4t floor".
Welcome – Marhaban Bikum (plural masculine)
AL Tabuk – The floor
Trust no Future, howe'er pleasant!
Let the dead Past bury its dead!
Act, act, in the living Present!
Heart within, and God o'erhead!
--LONGFELLOW
Thought Cards are inspirational and need no occasion. They can be sent anytime. and will do their job of illuminating / enlightening the receiver anytime.
The first thought card oday is all black and white. The quotation and images were selected from public domain websites. Decided to go with this as the image depicts the most ordinary of actions being done by the simplest of people…what life is all about.
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The Cloud..the latest avatar, at least in name, is what the Internet is being called.
The World Wide Web, being the multimedia part of the Internet, what we consumers mostly use, has provided us with a lot of convenient services (eg. Gmail, Facebook, Twitter)…and lots of new phrases that might soon have their entries into dictionaries!
This is the first in the series of an experiment, in trying to learn a language from the signboards in a city. Since I live in Dubai and have learnt the basics of reading and writing in Arabic, I will try to document the signboards here and hopefully we can together learn. I plan to create a series of blogpostcards teaching the Arabic alphabets, so that it can be a good reference when you read the signboard blogpostcards.
If someone can replicate this for other languages, please shoot me an email ( condenscity@gmail.com), we would love to reproduce your work here.
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Well, this kinda reflects my own family life. These days I find myself engrossed in creating the CondensCity Life cartoon and blogpostcards on my laptop, then my kid entertains himself on the desktop PC, watching his favourite cartoons on YouTube, yelling out to me to come and play the next one of his choice (playlists don't count here) as soon as one ends (he still can't control the mouse). My wife at these times is busy with the television watching "sob" operas.