Just wanted to drop by to let everyone know that I'd be out of town from 17th till 20th Feb (or may be 22nd at the most).I'm going to visit this place in Mount Abu, Rajasthan. Without any doubt, it IS the only heaven on earth, if some of you ever visited the Brahma Kumaris headquarters, you'll know and agree to this statement.I'll be going to both the above shown links. If you ever come to visit India, never miss the chance to visit the Brahma Kumaris Head Quarters!My blog posti

Today, I created a new post to publish to my blog at Easy Technical Blog . As I normally use Windows Live Writer to write all my posts offline, I wrote one today too and posted it as a draft on my above blog. It posted without a problem.Then, as usual, I went to my blog and directly went to the admin area (I post as a normal user and my user password is normally saved in lastpass). I use Google Chrome as the browser. When I tried to login to the admin area with my username and proper password,

Since a long time I have used Windows Live Writer to write post drafts for blogs and for my own blog that I started a few days back, I'm using the same Live Writer to write posts. Sometimes, to avoid distraction, I even switch to offline (by disconnecting the Internet) and peacefully just concentrate on my writing. Later when I'm finished writing, I then go online and publish my post with just a click of a button.The experience is similar to that of using a webmail client like Gmail/Yah

Shawn was the first person to comment on my blog and when I replied to his comment, I noticed that he had a personal image as an avatar with his comment, and was amazed how he might have done it. I use the commentluv plugin (which is another great plugin in addition to the one mentioned below), so I checked to see whether he had registered as a user on my blog, but he hadn't. Then how was he able to post such a nice image as an avatar? I wanted to find out. So, at first, I checked my WP

Well, nothing really happened to my blog! It's intact and still online. I just added two good sub-pages under the About page, namely Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions.I did this because I read somewhere that before applying for Google Adsense, we should have these things in place: A privacy policy page. An About page. A Contact us page. Proper name and email address on About or Contact page. A good blog design. A minimum of 70 posts (though people with less number of posts