FLASHBACK: a casual conversation with a friend:
he: wats ur internet speed
me: 128 Kbps, unlimited download!!!!!!!!!!!!
he: cheeeeeeeeeeeeeee..... ghaati
me: dude i shell out a fortune for it!!!
he: cheeeeeeee.....
me: will get a higher speed soon
PRESENT:
yes i have upgraded... opted for 512Kbps... unlimited access and download
yea and somehow i am getting around 2Mbps :)
frigging awesome!!!!! lifes so simple now.. u can do sooo much more!!! no need to download anymore.. jus watch it online... streaming is the fastest i have ever experienced!!!!
whoa the thrill of speed... i guess i am not sleeping tonight!
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Five againt one. The Peal Jam Story - Kim Neely - The story of one of the worlds greatest rock band, Pearl Jam. A must read if you are a fan of the band, otherwise read it for the interesting personalities that make up the band. An account of the early days of the band, its members, thier music and life in the band.
From Beirut to Jerusalem - Thomas L. Friedman - The author's journey from Beirut to Jerusalem through the middle east crisis. If you want to learn about and experience the life in the middle east, if you know nothing about it read this book. An excellent account weaved around personal experiences, thoughts, self examination and reality.
Maximum City - Suketu Mehta - A book about Bombay (now Mumbai). This one talks about the dark side, the under belly, the Bombay we all know exists but ignore in our day to day lives in the city. A take on the city from a resident who left it in his childhood years to return in adulthood to rediscover and re-experience the city but this time with an authors mind.
The White Tiger - Aravind Adiga - A must read work of fiction. Deservedly won the booker prize.
A Whole New Mind - Daniel Pink - Why right brainers will rule the world in the future. If you are a creative or interested do read this book for an insight into the creative brain!
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