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Pacman @ Google

May 24, 2010 by Rohit Prabhakar Leave a Comment

Play Pacman at Google:

http://www.google.com/pacman/

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BP Oil Leak: Should we stop drilling or something else? What do you think?

May 16, 2010 by Rohit Prabhakar 14 Comments

(This is all my personal opinion. I will appreciate your comments as I have tried to initiate a discussion.)

BP oil leak is the most important and prominent topic since it has happened. It has caused millions of dollars of loss not BP alone but to the entire world. Thee oil spill that is still not controllable has created an environmental hazard. The total loss to nature and mankind will surely run into trillions as the impact to fauna and flora is beyond our imaginations. I saw lots of disturbing images with died sea animal. I truly agree with each and everyone that this is not at all good. BP should pay for the damages and this should be a lesson learnt for every other oil company.

Whatever I wrote above is all what we all know. But the reason I am writing this is the new CRY to STOP OFFSHORE DRILLING. I was not surprised to see such banner ads on google ads asking to stop new offshore drilling. Already lots of websites from such organizations has been created. I totally agree to the cause BUT my questions to all such mind sets are:

“Is this a right solution?

Have you stopped driving on the road as someone you knew lost his life in a tragic car accident?

Did you stop boarding planes as few years ago one of them converted into a missile?

Did you stop smoking because lots of people die because of lung cancer?

My answer to all of these is NOOOOOOOOOOO!

The solution to this problem in my personal opinion is:

  • Strict law and regulations against all such companies. So that if any such thing happens again that company should not be able to shoulder the financial implications hence forced to regularly check the equipments.
  • Better research in this field to always have a plan B. e.g. (BP installed a funnel to control the leakage and pump it up back to vessel. Why can’t we have a design where all oil companies are forced to always have such a structure installed for plan B. This structure should have sensors ti notify in case of leak from main pipe. Even if the leak is not controlled in time at-least it will not spillover and can be pumped up back.
  • An example should be set for all the oil companies by the Fed government by imposing huge fines this time. The implications should be sever enough for BP. Hope Obama’s team doesn’t brings the economy factor in punishing BP.

This is all my personal opinion. I will appreciate your comments as I have tried to initiate a discussion.

Filed Under: The Frontier, Trends Tagged With: BP, bp oil leak, British Petroleum, Environment, Offshore drilling, oil leak, oil spill, Petroleum, rohit

Earth hour 2010

March 27, 2010 by Rohit Prabhakar 1 Comment

On March 27th every year the Earth Hour is celebrated but in a very different style. People across the globe and that too millions of us switch off all appliances and lights. By doing this they participate in EARTH HOUR. This is done from 8:30 PM to 9:30 PM i.e. for 1 hr. As per my knowledge this is the biggest environment awareness program on the planet.

So PARTICIPATE!!!!!!!!!!

SWITCH OFF ALL ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES FROM 8:30 PM to 9:30 PM TOMORROW for a better Earth!

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  • Earth Hour: Participate In The Global Event Locally (huffingtonpost.com)
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Filed Under: The Frontier, Trends Tagged With: Activism, Climate change, Earth, Earth Hour, Environment, United States, World Wide Fund for Nature

Google ultra high-speed broadband network, where?

March 27, 2010 by Rohit Prabhakar 3 Comments

With just a few hours left before our submission deadline, we’ve received more than 600 community responses to our request for information (RFI), and more than 190,000 responses from individuals (we’ll post an update with the final numbers later tonight).

Google Blog

Let’s wait and watch where Google will build the experimental, ultra high-speed broadband network. Will they start somewhere in Bay Area as it is where their headquarters are OR will they try this in some other place. We all are curious and waiting to see who is the chosen one?

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  • Next steps for our experimental fiber network (James Kelly/The Official Google Blog) (techmeme.com)
  • Google Says 600 Towns Want Its High-Speed Broadband (dailyfinance.com)
  • Google Receives More Than 600 Community Requests For Broadband Network (techcrunch.com)
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Filed Under: The Frontier, Trends Tagged With: broadband, Broadband Internet access, Call For Papers, google, google net, high speed, Request for information, RFI, Search Engines, ultra high speed, ultra high-speed broadband network, United States

links for 2010-03-25

March 23, 2010 by Rohit Prabhakar 1 Comment

  • Database Migration from Postgres to SQL Server or any other DB to SQL Server | Rohit Prabhakar
    (tags: database migration postgres, migration, sql server, postgres)
  • Unlock iPhone 3.1.3, baseband 5.08.01 | Rohit Prabhakar
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Watch IPL online: Tested in USA too!

March 19, 2010 by Rohit Prabhakar 2 Comments

IPL 2013 Live

UPDATE 2013:

Filed Under: Digital Transformation Guide, Trends Tagged With: 20-20, cricket, indian premier league, ipl, ipl usa, ipl youtube channel, live, online, rohit, watch ipl in USA, watch online, youtube

St. Patrick

March 18, 2010 by Rohit Prabhakar Leave a Comment

Today I came to know about some very interesting things about St. Patrick‘s Day from the new team I am working with. It is an Irish festival that is celebrated to mark a thanking day for St. Patrick a.k.a St. Paddy for making Ireland snakes free. It started as a religious holiday and finally become an Irish representation across many countries. The team here celebrated it by wearing green shirts and tops. They also told me that this is marked by drinking green colored alcohol, green colored eggs (using spinach) etc.

The most interesting fact I came to know is that the Chicago River is dyed Green on this day.

 

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  • www.history.com/topics/st-patricks-day (sfgate.com)
  • Get To Know The Real St. Patrick (directoryofkansascity.com)
  • St patricks day (slideshare.net)
  • Irishman toasts stateside St. Patrick’s Day fest (cnn.com)
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Filed Under: The Frontier, Trends Tagged With: 17th March, alcohol, Chicago, Chicago River, Chicago river green, Festival, green, History, Holiday, Ireland, Irish, March 17, Paddy's Day, Patrick, Patrick's Day, rohit, Saint Patrick, St Paddy's Day, St Patrick's Day

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