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Wishing myself a great year ahead

Sun, 27 Jan 2008 09:32:33 +0100

Now that I'm fully charged to go ahead and conquer the world, what with glimpses of 'The Secret' and all...., I'm wishing myself a great year ahead with all my fondest dreams come true...

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All in a day's work

Wed, 06 Dec 2006 07:45:24 +0100

Suresh's boss had to get fired. I had so wanted this to happen from the day he encountered Sue in the 5ht floor balcony... and it finally did happen the day b4. He was sent home 'cos he didn't fit into his role - very true.
I have been wanting to get interested in life, my own life other than just playong roles of mom'n'wife'n'sister'n'daughter. And that too has slowlly, quite surely started happenning. Details later.

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Suresh's lunatic boss...

Tue, 17 Oct 2006 11:45:51 +0200

Let's call this guy RVC. He is just as much incapable as he is lunatic. Well, my husband is the most patient soul on earth... how else do you think he manages to stay sane inspite of crazy me and my crazier baby?

Well this guy RVC, belongs to the breed of managers who are raging PARASITES. So in any workplace you'd be able to identify with either of the two men I am talking about here. One of them is this super brainy super talented guy who is very good in the kind of work he does and loves his work. And the other is the kind of person (read manager) who thrives on the work that his subordinates do. I've heard of firms where the manager atleast procures projects and gives the poor guys under him some work to do. But what I've heard about RVC is that this guy who is a criminal financial waste in the firm doesn't have an atom of responsibility to even bring in work, but is on the prowl to feast on any of the projects that his subordinates painstakingly bring in and execute. And you would've guessed by now, he names himself the head of the project he has only heard or read about in the report he has asked his team to submit; and again you've guessed right he shamelessly grabs whatever benefits and appreciation is generated.

Why should I be so damn pissed off by RVC's attitude and behaviour to waste my time on energy on a blog post??? - he made my man run to office without his favourite breakfast today!!!

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Are u an audio book freak??

Sat, 07 Oct 2006 05:51:57 +0200

If you are and you are looking for someway to listen to them even on your ipods, here's some help for you..

Making Your Own Audio books for iPods

If you have audio books on CD, you can rip them to use in iTunes and on your iPod. To get the most out of these audio books, you need to choose a format for importing, join any tracks on the CD, and make the files bookmark able. We look here at all three of these actions.

1. Choosing a format for importing.
2. Join tracks and import your CD.
3. Make the Files Bookmark able.
For detailed step by step guidance for these procedures, you could visit www.audioinfo4u.com/Making_Your_Own_Audio_books_for_iPods.htm

After you’ve done this, your audio books are ready to sync to your iPod. You can set up play lists for them, or just leave them in your library as they are. It’s a good idea to check their genre to make sure they say Audio book or Spoken Word so it’s easy to find them. (You can change the genre by selecting a file or files, then selecting File > Get Info, clicking the Info tab and choosing a genre from the Genre popup menu.)

Listening to Audio books on your iPod

When you sync audio books to your iPod, they show up in one of two places. If your files are bookmark able, as discussed above, they appear in the Music > Audio books menu automatically, even if their genre is not Audio books. They also appear by genre, artist or “song”. If they are not bookmark able files, you’ll have to search for them from these latter menus.

You play audio books on the iPod like any other type of audio file, but audio books (again, bookmark able files), give you an extra option: go to the iPod’s Settings menu and select Audio books; this lets you choose a different speed for the playback. You can choose Faster or Slower if you want to change the speed of a droll or hyper reader; this plays the file back at a different speed, without changing the voice. You’ll notice some distortion, but in most cases this is not a problem.

You can also make this change as you’re listening to an audio book. After it starts playing, press the Select button three times. Run your finger around the scroll wheel clockwise to change the speed to Faster; scroll the other way to return to Normal, or to change to Slower.

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Friends friends friends

Tue, 19 Sep 2006 11:54:51 +0200

This year has been good for me. It has been raining friends on me, pouring them down on me from heaven.
Friends that had drifted away for no fault mine;
friends who I never knew existed, but were right next door;
friends of Suresh;
friends of friends;
friends in need of
a hand to hold
a ear to listen them out
an opponent to play with
sound advice be it cuisine or life
just another friend to be around.
I love them all and love them true. I want only the best for them and the best from them too.. The best of their love, care, anger, emotions, time and what not.
Let me stop now, 'cos when I talk about my friends and especially the prodigal ones I tend to go a little So people, until next time when I have a verbal avalanche in my brain, see you.

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test

Tue, 19 Sep 2006 11:46:03 +0200

just a test post

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My workaholic husband

Mon, 18 Sep 2006 19:05:19 +0200

From the day haja gave him the idea for a website, suresh has been glued to our pc, writing stuff, designing the page and biting off his nails and giving me and annecca vague and inappropriate answers for all our even more inappropriate queries.

First he had to decide on wht he was designing his website around. Then it was the name. And then the contents (for which he still hasn't paid the content writer - me, yet). And now there's no stopping this guy.

Well if u want to know what I'm talking about visit his page people, www.audioinfo4u.com

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