Sunset @ Lake Washington, originally uploaded by sanyam.

Sitting by the lake can be so relaxing, still remember the good’ol days back in Bhopal. After every major exam got over, we (school friends) would all go and sit by the lake for an hour and watch sunset.

Bhopal Lake isnt this Gorgeous but yeah it scores much above the Hussainsagar Pond in Hyderabad.

This has been my wallpaper for quite sometime, shot from a lake side park in Kirkland and processed as an HDR with variably exposed images from a single RAW file. This was not the shot of the day and I think other shots came out better than this, but there’s something in this image which catches the moment. Specially the girl and her mother sitting calmly and watching the far end.

Seattle Westlake Center, originally uploaded by sanyam.

Shot near Westlake Center, Downtown Seattle.

4 diff. exposures from a single Raw file, processed and tonemapped with Photomatix, adjusted with LightRoom.

“you know what i mean”

and what i found was surprising .. these folks .. i mean the normal ones have a little less words to communicate. Or probably they save the rest for the TV shows and Obama McCain’s speeches.

Surprising – This is so Crazy !!!!!

Unwell - My stomach is acting crazy

Angry – Are you CRAZY ???

Happy – THIS IS CRAZY … omg … THIS IS SO CRAZY

In a Bar – I am already feelin a lil crazy.. umm.. a lil carzy

Strip Bar – This is some Crazy Shit man … i love this

others making to the charts

Yo Man

Y’ll  (as in you all)

Get Ir Done

You know what

Sunny .. Rainy .. Thunderstorm .. Hurricane .. Snow

and by chance you think that you were not able to explain something … just add this “you know what i mean” at the end

Now you all know how easy it is to communicate here … you know what i mean

P.S – You might already know which 4 letter words top the charts  Osho even has a whole 30 min lecture on it

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India has lifted the world cup today. Took 24 years to become World Cup Champions again.
Its celebrations all over, crackers and fireworks, news channels going mad and the whole country seems to be singing Chak De India.
We have surely made history.

my 32″ LCD had an awesome debut i can never forget. If this is a lucky charm i would buy one every world cup :p

Some images to mark this day

cPanel, php, mysql, ftp manage, file manager, subdomains, webmail, php sendmail, frontpage extensions . etc etc

the new address is http://wickedsms.tk

On an average, getting 500 hits a day, planning to improve the site by adding more useful stuff for ppl. Plans to add options for bulk sms and mms in recent future.

Aim . to bridge the gap between an email and an sms/mms.

By Stephen Lawson, IDG News ServiceJune 23, 2004

Microsoft Corp. has a patent on a new kind of network: Your body.

The Redmond, Washington, software giant on Tuesday received a U.S. patent for a “method and apparatus for transmitting power

and data using the human body.” An application for the patent, No. 6,754, 472, was filed in 2000. It proposes linking

portable devices such as watches, keyboards, displays and speakers using the conductivity of “a body of a living creature.”

A variety of devices could be powered selectively from a single power source carried on the body, via multiple power supply

signals at different frequencies, according to the patent abstract. In addition, data and audio signals could be transmitted

over that same power signal. The power source and devices would be connected to the body via electrodes.

In the patent, Microsoft said it set out to address the proliferation of small handheld or wearable devices with redundant

parts for input and output of data, such as separate speakers in a watch, a radio and a PDA (personal digital assistant). If

all those devices were networked, they could all share one speaker, the company suggested. Personal wireless networks have

potential problems involving power consumption, interference and security, and batteries add weight and are inconvenient to

replace or recharge, it wrote.

A Microsoft spokesman on Wednesday confirmed that the company was awarded the patent. Microsoft did not immediately provide

any details of product plans for the technology.

The idea of using the body to transmit power among devices is not new, according to Gartner Inc. analyst Ken Dulaney.

However, small batteries and wireless personal-area network technologies such as Bluetooth may be a more practical approach,

he said.

“Think about the problems of always having to have things touching your body,” Dulaney said. “I think this could be one of

those technologies that’s interesting but not practical in the long run.” One area in which it might be useful is in medical

devices, he added.

customarily walked about 10 feet behind their husbands.

She returned to Iraq recently and observed that the men now walked several yards behind their wives.

She approached one of the women for an explanation. "This is marvelous," said the journalist. "What enabled women here to

achieve this reversal of roles?"

To which the Kuwaiti woman replied: "Land mines."