Archive for February, 2008
Amazing pictures.
at Scorpy’s Vox blog.
Go check it out. [While you are there you could also LYAO over this & this]
Supposedly from a restaurant in Vancouver. Not verified. JMB or SSG can help us out there. Verify and post pictures in your blogs or flickr albums.
This wonderful cartoon and the tag line almost tell you the whole story about what a joke high-speed Broadband Internet in India is.
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With erratic speeds and poor quality of service, high-speed Internet is still like slow torture
The cartoon is from a highly informative article “The Illusion Of Movement” by Arindam Mukherjee in this [...]
scan man’s notes completes two years of existence and bravely steps forth into its third year.
Though this makes my blog only a toddler in human terms, and the contents reflect that sometimes, it feels like I’m already a grizzled veteran of the big bad blogworld.
I must admit that I got sidetracked into social networking in [...]
A 60-year-old patient presented with left hemiparesis some months ago.
This was what was found on the CT scan of the Brain, which was extended to a CT Angiography …
There is a humongous aneurysm involving the entire Posterior Communicating artery. All the arteries making up the circle of Willis are larger than normal (or ectatic in [...]
Many thanks to Medblog Addict.
How could I resist
Here is my expert interpretation of this unconventional scan.
Though this is an outwardly gloomy brain, there is a lot of enthusiasm hidden under the surface. A word of caution is warranted for the people who dare to engage the man with this brain. You will find [...]
The next episode of my podcast has been posted (please go to the site to see some additional commentary) and cross posted here.
scan man speaks Episode 3: Love & Marriage At The End Of The 20th Century
[19 minutes 56 seconds]
As always, comments are welcome.
No Native Cheers.
5 Comments Published by Vijay February 18th, 2008 in Life in India, Nebulous Views, News, Social Commentary[Image Credit - The Hindu Magazine article]
The Hindu’s Sunday Magazine had an interesting article titled “Cheers in Chinese” by Pallavi Aiyar in the society section yesterday. I would suggest reading the short article before you read further here.
I found it to be interesting at many levels, not least for the opening anecdote.
“Premier Zhou Enlai [...]
British Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team, The Red Arrows, draw a heart in the sky
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This Valentine’s Day greeting is especially for the ladies (who far outnumber the men) who have commented on this blog.
Thank you
Wishing all of you a very happy Valentine’s Day
Addenda:
Lekhni & Krish Ashok share some of their Valentine’s Day [...]












