Buzz around me-1

Posted on December 3, 2007 | 220 views
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I have been reading some very fine posts of many bloggers around for quite sometime. I never give it a try to share these posts with you but it just clicked my mind and I thought to write about my blog readings one regular basis. This post is first of this kind on my blog and I will continue sharing such stuff in the days to come on twice weekly basis (every Monday and Thursday) as a regular feature of my blog. So here you go with my picks for last three days.

Facebook has turned a very important online tool for socialization. Recently a controversy emerged related to Facebook’s Beacon advertising technology launched and forced to alter when petition by MoveOn started campaign against. Om Malik blogger and industry commentator writes about the issue in detail in this post.

Many a times, people go through pain and anguish. Every person has his own personal pain threshold and can bear it to an extent. Phil on his Canvas writes about pain and links his bodily pain with the world. I found this post of Phil about pain quite interesting; don’t know how you will react to it.

Raza Rumi is around for quite sometime with his Sufi and he has posted a quotation from the rational mind of century, yes none other than the master of theory of relativity Einstein in this post. Moreover, Raza has provided link to other articles of Einstein there too. You must look at it!

Pak tea house’s re-birth, in fact virtual birth, is a mainstay in Pakistani Blogsphere these days. A tribute to Ghalib by Bhupinder on Pak tea house is not just another post. It gives us an insight of the great poet’s work. Those of you, who are poetry lovers, will enjoy this post a lot. So what are you waiting for click here and enjoy!

What should be the goal of education? Are we lagging behind in one or the other aspect while making decisions about our field of study? Qurratulain thinks that the ultimate aim of career education that almost every normal being thinks about is, to have an upgraded standard of living via particular profession. She has written about it in one of her posts last week. Click here to read Qurratulain’s point of view.

In the wake of emergency, Teeth Maestro’s blog is all gold since he keeps us updated with all sorts of news regarding this emergeny situation. Recently Teeth Maestro published an open letter of Salman Ahmed of Junoon group to Billal Musharraf, the son of President Perviaz Musharraf. I hope you will like the way Salman has written openly condemning Musharraf. Click here to read the complete post.

Light within is a blog that I use to keep checking for updates. I like the subject SAJ use to take up for writing. This time I enjoyed reading this post by SAJ Shirazi about life at Base Camp in Northern areas of Pakistan. SAJ has written beautifully and so tacitly that it appears a virtual tour to that Base camp in my imaginations.

Asma is master of her art. At times, she use to take me to my past through her posts and make me feel nostalgic. This post from her is another attempt to make us revisit our olden golden days. In this post she has provided us the links to YouTube videos of our PTV commercials. I think when you will see these video you will definitely go in pre-satellite channels era.

I happened to get connected with theliveream.com when I happened to read a post regarding Omer Alvi’s interview with Chris on Teeth Maestro’s blog. As soon as I landed at Omer’s blog, this post carrying an image of a credit card captured my attention. The card was for supporters of War on terror targeting Musharraf in particular. Omer has maintained a fair level humor in this post and criticism is eminent that is caustic but Omer appear knowing the art of using polite tone.

The Pakistani Spectator has started this series of interviews covering bloggers of Pakistani origin. They recently published this interview of blogger Ahmad Babar. I thought you might be interested to look at it!

Well folks, with this I will end my post and bid you good bye. I will return to you with more picks on Thursday this week. Till then take good care of yourself and keep coming back because I do have a lot more to share with you.

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