So I got an email today by Mr. P who decided to use my website to find out what kind of person I am (a decent idea) after which he sent me this email:
"Queried your s/ware on some questions
here is what it gave the answer for
Q) How is harsh as a person
Options
a) Good
b) Average
c) Bad
d) Worst than u can ever imagine
e) No comments
and volla the answer is d) Worst than u can ever imagine"
Now truth be told - generally people stand behind their websites/softwares until the websites/softwares decide to have a mind of their own and go against their creators - but I wouldnt blame my website for doing this to me - after all I gave it free will and this is what I should have expected from it!
Friday, January 25, 2008
More posts...Squash!
So it seems like some famous bloggers (hint hint) have blog-rolled me and so I have to write more - I guess one of the few things I like to talk about is squash! I've gotten into it recently and its a great game - Heres a great website for squash tips:
http://www.squashsite.co.uk/squash_tips.htm
Squash tips from the Khans - (the Pakistanis used to be pretty good at squash at one point of time, primarily because they learned the game by watching British officers play). Nowadays I hear the Egyptians are doing pretty good - because their president (?) is into the sport.
Anyway, I invested in a racket - but after talking around I think I can give some advice to people who are looking to buy a new racket - The major manufacturers out there are Head, Wilson, Prince, Dunlop etc - some specialized ones are Black Knight and Slazenger. I personally have a Prince Air and its been pretty good to me so far- you can see some of the pix below:
If you are a beginner to the sport, get a basic racket - one not too expensive - and once you've played around and think you got a hang of the sport + are willing to commit too it then move on to more advanced rackets - looking at whether you need more power or more maneuverability. Then you can think about getting lighter rackets with a bigger sweet spot - something around 140g should be good.
The Black Knights are also pretty good - they are Canadian made and can be pretty light and very powerful at the same time - definitely a brand to consider once you consider yourself advanced intermediate or so.
http://www.squashsite.co.uk/squash_tips.htm
Squash tips from the Khans - (the Pakistanis used to be pretty good at squash at one point of time, primarily because they learned the game by watching British officers play). Nowadays I hear the Egyptians are doing pretty good - because their president (?) is into the sport.
Anyway, I invested in a racket - but after talking around I think I can give some advice to people who are looking to buy a new racket - The major manufacturers out there are Head, Wilson, Prince, Dunlop etc - some specialized ones are Black Knight and Slazenger. I personally have a Prince Air and its been pretty good to me so far- you can see some of the pix below:
If you are a beginner to the sport, get a basic racket - one not too expensive - and once you've played around and think you got a hang of the sport + are willing to commit too it then move on to more advanced rackets - looking at whether you need more power or more maneuverability. Then you can think about getting lighter rackets with a bigger sweet spot - something around 140g should be good.The Black Knights are also pretty good - they are Canadian made and can be pretty light and very powerful at the same time - definitely a brand to consider once you consider yourself advanced intermediate or so.
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
News and Updates
So I've been out of action for a bit - but ive got some news and new pictures! Check out my gallery to see days 1 - 3 of shrek's visit to stanford! I also stumbled upon this cool website for blogs - they have some pretty cool stuff for blogs like:
and 
to name a few- check out more at http://www.justsayhi.com/bb
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