Sep 30
Ghatasthapana, the first day of the Greatest Festival of Nepal Bada Dashain-Nava Ratra is being observed in Nepal beginning today, September 30, 2008.
In Ghatasthapana-literally meaning pot establishing begins by planting Jamara.
The Jamara is a sacred grass germinated from the Barley or Maize seeds which have special significance for the Hindus world over.
On Dashami (10th day of the festival), elders put Tika and Jamara on the forehead and head and bless the youngsters for a happy and prosperous life.
The Ashesh would like to wish the Hindus World Over and my well wishers a Happy and Prosperous Bada Dashin-2065…(Happy Vijaya Dashami)
Sep 23
FIREFOX IS WELL placed to take advantage of the so-called Web2.0 -becoming an information broker instead of being only an application to display web pages. With its 
nature of being made for actively pulling content, and a very large community around it that constantly keeps improving it, Firefox has been the browser of choice for a lot of web services and it is routinely seen that developers target this browser first when releasing a new service.
The fact that it is open-source helps too; it gets extended far beyond its original capabilities with the help of add-ons made by developers and enthusiastic users.
Sep 04
Success is never permanent.
Failure is never final.
so always do not stop effort
until your victory makes a history.
Aug 24
Block Ads Now!
Closing the gate to sneaky ads no matter what the browser
Advertisements are annoying to all of us. Thy do create revenue for sites, but most of the time, they are of little importance to the user and all they do is nibble away at your bandwidth. Sometimes, they can show inappropriate content as well. We are going to look at ways to disable or at least hide the ads off the screen with pretty much any of the most used browsers.
Ad Blocking In Firefox: Ads come in all forms and popups are one of the most annoying ways of which ads make their way on to the screen. Firefox, like most other browsers today, stops popups from appearing on the screen. Read the rest of this entry »
