Our tiny little puppy is all grown up now !
Spent Diwali at the Abraham's this year. Their roof provided a grandstand view of the city bathed in lights. So I borrowed their tripod and clicked away... in the hope that my amateur efforts might capture the spectacular fireworks display that was resplendent across the night sky. As you might notice I have been rather indiscriminate with the time lapse on the shutter.
Thought I'd bake something over this weekend and since I had a lot of walnuts in the larder, I picked up a nice Walnut Torte recipe from epicurious. Didn't vary from the original recipe except that I doubled the portions ...and the reviews of this baking spree were not bad at all.
Wikipedia redirects the search for the term foodie to gourmet. Well I can definitely live with that. Although how knowledgeable or sophisticated my tastes are, is open to discussion.
And the techie bit ... well, that I am... albeit with a "mobile" inclination.
So ladies and gentlemen welcome to my blog.
I've always been a big fan of Google Earth and this story in a national News Channel only spells out what free public domain information of this magnitude can accomplish / empower.
Seems like some bureaucratic tyranny just got caught in the act.
Check out the link below to find out how Google earth comes to the rescue. Google Earth aid for Maha farmers
