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Wow I miss the Windy City! - Prashant Mullick

This Deol is building quite a niche for himself; Me Likey! - Prashant Mullick

A couple here from my list too. - Prashant Mullick

We will need this soon! - Prashant Mullick

I got 35% - bang in the middle of the histogram. - Prashant Mullick

On my wishlist now... will pick it up soon - Prashant Mullick

Eco-ganpati!!! - Prashant Mullick

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uss doosre contestant ok to fati! - Prashant Mullick

we watched a tidal bore and visited a place with the highest tides in the world. Did you have a scientific vacation? - Prashant Mullick

Do you lie to your toddler? - Prashant Mullick

I need this... - Prashant Mullick

I need a flatbed - Prashant Mullick

>police swooped down on the bungalow at 10 minutes past midnight. and... >The action continued till the wee hours of Wednesday. - Prashant Mullick

definitely miss this about Mumbai; remember a 3 floor high Matka in our apartment complex - Prashant Mullick

Hilarious! Now how long before you think journalists will start writing headlines targeted to making it on India Uncut? - Prashant Mullick

Fascinating study of the level of awareness of childhood asthma in 440 primary care physicians in Mumbai - Prashant Mullick

I like that takeaway - Prashant Mullick

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Science is based on facts and Religion on belief- they are two different schools o'thought. If you run down the roots of civilization- when man became stronger over beast and yet suffered, he began to believe in something stronger than him. Today Science is not just solving some of the miseries/sufferings humankind is facing but also aggravating them. And how far has it gone?? If... more... - Manoshee Gupta

Good points Manoshee; your conclusion is why I said that it science might not make the belief in god obsolete. - Prashant Mullick

Truly an eye-opener on where rich and big countries are heading towards Largest Populations (2004): China, India, US. Largest number of International Migrants: US Biggest economies by Purchasing Power: US, China & India Largest Manufacturing & Industrial output: US, China Largest producers and consumers of oil: US, China Most developing countries on the brink of getting Developed... more... - Manoshee Gupta

Thats a lot of insight Manoshee... - Prashant Mullick

Why we buy what we buy - Prashant Mullick

We did this video one night after work. We are a company called Connected Ventures, a group of friends who work for: Vimeo, CollegeHumor, Busted Tees, and Defunker. ... and, we're hiring: http://connectedventures.com/jobs... - Prashant Mullick

insight into creating a profitable startup company - Prashant Mullick

Notes on being an amateur sysadmin - one of the unpaid army of crazed enthusiasts who spend a small piece of their lives keeping the world's small networks of PCs and their users in shape. - Prashant Mullick

Thermometers JRM - Prashant Mullick