Wednesday 30 January 2013

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[www.keralites.net] Khatte-mitten khabhrain from around the world for 31/1/13

 

 
Tantriks promise treasure, vanish with Rs.22 lakhs…
 
Mumbai: Between October 2011 and January 2012, a travel agent was duped of Rs.22 lakhs by conmen posing as tantriks who promised to show him the way to hidden treasure trove inside his office. During the period, they performed a series of 'pooja' in the room to "access the treasure". The victim shelled out lakhs in installments for the 'pooja' and ended up losing all his savings.
 
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Tweet of the day: "If we in India are so confused about who'll be our next PM, why don't we offer the job to Silvio Berloscuoni? Bungabunga"
 
(Me: If you didn't know it, Berloscuoni is the Italian multi-million dollar business man turned politician turned Italian ex-PM who was better known for his sexapades…)
 
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Cartoon quip in MM…
 
Politician: "We'll ban anything that's even a bit politically incorrect!.... Just so long as the ban's electorally correct!!"
 
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Tongue in cheek…
 
The world is full of willing people. Some willing to work, while others willing to let them.
 
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Health tip…
 
Cardamom (eliachi/elakkai) is a good stimulant and beneficial for those suffering flatulence and gas.
 
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News of the day…
 
Zimbabwe has only $277 in the bank…
 
Economy went into free-fall after Mugabe seized white-owned farms. The move shattered investor confidence, paralyzed production and scared off tourists.
 
In 2009, Zimbabwe's central bank introduced $100 trillion notes, after printing other absurdly high denomination bills ($100 million, $500 million, $50 billion, $100 billion). But its hyper-inflation meant that the bills were worth only a few US dollars and in some cases a few cents – barely enough to buy a loaf of bread. The country has officially abandoned Zimbabwean dollar, and uses the US dollar.
 
The high-denomination notes are a hot commodity among currency collectors and novelty buyers..
 
(Me: Populism and financial profligacy that politicians in or out of power resort to is the sure-fire recipe for a country's economic disaster…)
 
 
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Man to wife: "I only watch the History Channel. Their news is less depressing because I know we already survived it"
 
(Me: haha. Current news is all dreadful!)
 
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Health news…
 
What's the different in nutrition between goat's milk and cow's milk?
 
Goat's milk offers more nutrients and flavor than cow's milk. It provides more omega-3's, calcium, phosphorous, magnesium and cancer-fighting Cla. But be prepared to spend 3 times more for goat's milk.
 
(Me: Mahatma Gandhi was a gr8 votary of goat's milk)
 
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Bizarre news…
Monkeys run amok in Indonesian village..
 
A mob of wild monkeys has gone on a rampage in a village in eastern Indonesia, entering houses and attacking residents. Seven people were injured in the incident, including one who is in critical condition.
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US couple held for locking daughter in cage..
 
A US woman and her boyfriend have been arrested for leaving their 8-year-old adopted daughter locked in a cage while they went out to see a movie.
 
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All fb users, beware…
 
Hacker held for forcing women to go nude online…
 
A man's unusual complicated hunt for nudity on the internet may land him in person for more than 100 years after federal prosecutors say he hacked into hundreds of social media and email account to coerce more than 350 women into showing him their naked bodies.
 
(Me: It's a lesson for India's law-enforcement agencies/judiciary, too, who stick to their law book stubbornly and don't award stricter punishments to hardened criminals)

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[www.keralites.net] Try to learn something ...

 

Try to learn something about everything and
everything about something.


Once A Boy Asked His Girl,

"What Would You Do If I Cheat On You ??

" Then The Girl Replied,

"Trusting You Is My Decision And Proving Me Right Is your Choice" .................!!



"Happiness always looks small while you hold
it in your hands, but let it go, and you learn at once how big and precious it is.

Never give up!

This Fox is blinded but still year after year

she successfully raises her kids

Sometimes when things seem to be

impossible to accomplish to me

I think of her bravery and perseverance

and remember that everything is possible.
Prince

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[www.keralites.net] Coolest Businesses on a Bike

1. Velopresso: a mobile espresso bar
What do you get when you combine your love for biking and coffee? Product designers Amos Reid and Lasse Oiva did just that to create a mobile espresso bar named the "Velopresso."
The duo designed the custom trike from the ground up with environmental sustainability in mind. The Velopresso sports a pedal-driven grinder and a gas-fired espresso machine. No electricity, no motors, no noise (except for the noise of the coffee beans being ground). Plus, it's a gorgeous work of engineering and art!
2. PoliRider: pole dance on a bike

PoleRider is a new invention that unites two great things that are even better together: bicycles and pole dancing! Their mission is to promote bicycle safety, raise awareness of the immense potential of pedal power, and bring pole dancing to the streets, where dancing belongs. PoleRider was engineered and built to withstand immense leverage loads without failing. Their dancers are trained professionals.
3. Party Bike: a pedal-powered pub

A party bike, pedibus, cycle pub, beer bike, or bierbike is a multi-passenger human-powered vehicle. A party bike is sometimes mistaken for a larger scale version of a pedicab, but it is't since the party bike is powered by the passengers while the steering and braking is controlled by the driver, who does not provide pedaling power. These pubs-on-wheels have become popular in the United States, as well as Germany and other European countries. Some party bikes can have up to 12 cycling passengers, three non-cycling passengers, bar tenders and a driver.
4. Pedal-powered school bus

This is a similar vehicle to the one above but targeted to a different group of riders. This bicycle bus for children, made in the Netherlands by De Caf Racer, is just such a vehicle. Sure, you could just give a bunch of kids a ride to school in a regular bus, but I love the idea of letting them pedal their way as a group.
5. B-Line: pedal-powered delivery company

In 2010, B-Line Sustainable Urban Delivery, a local company that uses pedal-powered trikes to deliver freight around Portland's urban core, celebrated a successful first year in business.
During their first year, B-Line made over 3,000 deliveries and covered 6,000 miles. Company founders Kathryn Racine and Franklin Jones added four employees to keep their delivery trikes buzzing at full capacity.
6. Pedal-powered produce party
The Pedal Powered Produce Party definitely falls under this category as a local Chicago fruit stand that has blossomed into a full-blown business. What started as a brainchild dedicated to his crush has given entrepreneur Daniel Evans an outlet for fresh summer produce and his niche interests. An entire cyclist team works for the startup, delivering fresh produce as well as fun mixtapes and indie magazines. It just goes to show that even your most obscure hobbies could lead to big business!
7. Pedal-Powered Caneware

Caneware shop on a bike, July 2010.
8. Meat shop on a bike
Meat Shop on a Bike in China.
Anant R. Pathak
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