Friday, March 23, 2012
Once more into the fray…
Just watched The Grey, a film based on the short story Ghost Walker by Ian MacKenzie Jeffers. Heard mixed reviews about the film from friends and colleagues, but had to watch it myself, after all Liam Neeson is there and you know he is Mr. Oskar Schindler, Qui-Gon Jinn, Ra's al Ghul and one of my favorite actor.
This was my kind of a film, survival thriller and I liked it in some twisted sort of way and I think you should watch it too. Some may say the film have exaggerated emotional scenes, some may say they portrayed those grey's way to violent, but the film is about a man’s struggle to keep himself alive from himself. Liam Neeson portrayed the role to its perfection, just like he always does. Films are such a wonderful form of art, you can relate your life’s events to it, so the liking or disliking of this film will completely depend on how you can relate to it, how your life’s events were. To me the best part was the last conversation between Ottway (Liam Neeson), Diaz (Frank Grillo) and Hendrick (Dallas Roberts), where they finally reveal their first name to each other, brothers in arms.
Once more into the fray…
Into the last good fight I'll ever know.
Live and die on this day…
Live and die on this day…
One of the strongest parts of the film was its score composed by Marc Streitenfeld. It just adds another dimension to the film and proves yet again how powerful music can be. The score evokes a sense of isolation, but a sense of loss and dread as well. Though the piece I liked was The City Surf by Jamin Winans which was originally composed for Ink, a 2009 science fiction fantasy film. The score will remind you of John Murphy’s Sunshine.
Now to the environmentalists and animal activists aka hippies, shut the fuck up you morons and stop whining about how the film depicts grey wolves in a negative light. I love animals and I know they are endangered but instead of going after a film, target those who are actually responsible for their endangerment.
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
QUBEE: Internet for the Underserved by Lunatic
Another post about QUBEE, whose mission is to provide "broadband for all" and seeks to bring broadband Internet services to underserved communities worldwide, by Lunatic.
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Friday, March 16, 2012
QUBEE or FuckMe!
I’m pretty sure we all are tired of their service by now. I bought 2 of their modems last month and have been having problem for the last one week. I bought those knowing their fair usage policy, so let’s not go there for now and also how they manipulate your bandwidth.
So I have been calling their "incompetent" customer support for the last 5 days. I spend over 200 bucks on phone bill (to AKTEL's delight) just today. They were trying to explain to me what’s wrong with all 4 of my PCs and how their service is A-OK. They wanna know if I placed the modem high enough, if the torrent file have seeders, if my pc have virus, if my OS is up to date. What the idiots doesn't know is, I have been using PC since those stupid fucks were sucking on their mommy's titties. So I tried to find some different way to contact their engineer, what he told was they were doing some maintenance work and they don’t know when it will be fixed. So the goddamn customer support just blew my hard earned money & also my Friday morning!
I don’t know what the policy of those erectile dysfunctional Donald Trump wannabes are but I’m pretty sure that the customers would be happy to know the truth, if your service is down. I also work for a service bureau and we also have unexpected downtime but we prefer telling the customers what’s going on and also an estimated time. Well Mr. Trump your support decided not to return my calls or follow up.
To all the Chairman, Board Members, CEO, CTO, Customer Support personnel, you know where you get your salary from? ME, US.
And ohhh... all hail to digital Bangladesh... where you will be digitally sodomized. So just bend over and don't bother getting up.
While I was writing this post I got disconnected 37 times, hurray!
I edited this post cause few of my friends thought I wrote too much and they are right, I was angry. Sorry if I offended anyone beside Qubee and its employees, I didn't mean to.
So I have been calling their "incompetent" customer support for the last 5 days. I spend over 200 bucks on phone bill (to AKTEL's delight) just today. They were trying to explain to me what’s wrong with all 4 of my PCs and how their service is A-OK. They wanna know if I placed the modem high enough, if the torrent file have seeders, if my pc have virus, if my OS is up to date. What the idiots doesn't know is, I have been using PC since those stupid fucks were sucking on their mommy's titties. So I tried to find some different way to contact their engineer, what he told was they were doing some maintenance work and they don’t know when it will be fixed. So the goddamn customer support just blew my hard earned money & also my Friday morning!
I don’t know what the policy of those erectile dysfunctional Donald Trump wannabes are but I’m pretty sure that the customers would be happy to know the truth, if your service is down. I also work for a service bureau and we also have unexpected downtime but we prefer telling the customers what’s going on and also an estimated time. Well Mr. Trump your support decided not to return my calls or follow up.
To all the Chairman, Board Members, CEO, CTO, Customer Support personnel, you know where you get your salary from? ME, US.
And ohhh... all hail to digital Bangladesh... where you will be digitally sodomized. So just bend over and don't bother getting up.
While I was writing this post I got disconnected 37 times, hurray!
I edited this post cause few of my friends thought I wrote too much and they are right, I was angry. Sorry if I offended anyone beside Qubee and its employees, I didn't mean to.
Thursday, March 15, 2012
George Barnett
Another day was ending and I was doing my usual stuff, checking mails, browsing news and gathering torrents, when I came across this message on Pirate Bay's homepage by an english musician named George Barnett.
The message was quite interesting. Downloaded the album, liked it, reminds me of Beatles. Shared it with my colleagues and friends, they liked it too. Download and check it out yourself.
Related Links: Official Website, Facebook, Wikipedia, Lone Rose Music Video, Torrent
The message was quite interesting. Downloaded the album, liked it, reminds me of Beatles. Shared it with my colleagues and friends, they liked it too. Download and check it out yourself.
Related Links: Official Website, Facebook, Wikipedia, Lone Rose Music Video, Torrent
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
A Nice Song
Breakeven by The Script
I'm still alive but I'm barely breathing
Just praying to a God that I don't believe in
'Cause I got time while she got freedom
'Cause when a heart breaks no it don't break even
Her best days will be some of my worst
She finally met a man that's gonna put her first
While I'm wide awake she's no trouble sleeping
'Cause when a heart breaks no it don't breakeven... even... no
What am I supposed to do when the best part of me was always you,
And what am I supposed to say when I'm all choked up and you're ok
I'm falling to pieces, yeah,
I'm falling to pieces
They say bad things happen for a reason
But no wise words gonna stop the bleeding
'Cause she's moved on while I'm still grieving
And when a heart breaks no it don't breakeven even... no
What am I gonna to do when the best part of me was always you,
And what am I supposed to say when I'm all choked up and you're ok
I'm falling to pieces, yeah,
I'm falling to pieces, yeah,
I'm falling to pieces
One still in love while the other one's leaving
I'm falling to pieces
('Cause when a heart breaks no it don't breakeven)
Oh you got his heart and my heart and none of the pain
You took your suitcase, I took the blame.
Now I'm try'na make sense of what little remains ooh
'Cause you left me with no love and no love to my name.
I'm still alive but I'm barely breathing
Just prayed to a God that I don't believe in
'Cause I got time while she got freedom
'Cause when a heart breaks no it don't break
No it don't break
No it don't break even no
What am I gonna do when the best part of me was always you and
What am I supposed to say when I'm all choked up and you're ok
(Oh glad your okay now)
I'm falling to pieces yeah
(Oh I'm glad your okay)
I'm falling to pieces yeah
(One still in love while the other ones leaving)
I'm falling to pieces
('Cause when a heart breaks no it don't breakeven)
Oh it don't break even no
Oh it don't break even no
Oh it don't break even no
Draft Education Act welcome
We heartily welcome the final draft of the country's first-ever Education Act that seeks to implement the guidelines provided in the National Education Policy-2010. The draft attempts to bring all private schools, colleges and universities under a regulatory framework.
Clearly, the aim of the draft Education Act is t to restrain private institutions from charging unreasonably high fees. As stipulated in it, all private educational institutions, irrespective of their mediums of instruction, including the MPO-listed schools and colleges will have to receive the government's permission before fixing tuition fees and other charges. It also provides for stern punitive actions against those who will be found to act in violation of these rules. As it stands, the draft Act appears to be rather ambitious, though it largely reflects the expectations of common people who have always demanded government intervention in matters of excessive charging of tuition and admission fees by many private schools and colleges.
Having said that, we would like to caution that unless steps are taken judiciously in matters of tuition and other fees, its implementation may prove to be discouraging for the educational institutions in the private sector. The private sector has been playing a very important role in catering to the increasing demands of education services. We should not forget that if it was not for the quality education provided by some of the leading private universities of the country, we would not be able to keep a lot of students from going abroad. Therefore, in fixing various fees the genuine cost required by a good private educational institution, be it a school or university, must be taken into consideration along with rising inflationary pressures.
At the same time, the authorities concerned should take care that the draft Act in no way curbs the autonomy of the private and public universities.
Courtesy: The Daily Star
Clearly, the aim of the draft Education Act is t to restrain private institutions from charging unreasonably high fees. As stipulated in it, all private educational institutions, irrespective of their mediums of instruction, including the MPO-listed schools and colleges will have to receive the government's permission before fixing tuition fees and other charges. It also provides for stern punitive actions against those who will be found to act in violation of these rules. As it stands, the draft Act appears to be rather ambitious, though it largely reflects the expectations of common people who have always demanded government intervention in matters of excessive charging of tuition and admission fees by many private schools and colleges.
Having said that, we would like to caution that unless steps are taken judiciously in matters of tuition and other fees, its implementation may prove to be discouraging for the educational institutions in the private sector. The private sector has been playing a very important role in catering to the increasing demands of education services. We should not forget that if it was not for the quality education provided by some of the leading private universities of the country, we would not be able to keep a lot of students from going abroad. Therefore, in fixing various fees the genuine cost required by a good private educational institution, be it a school or university, must be taken into consideration along with rising inflationary pressures.
At the same time, the authorities concerned should take care that the draft Act in no way curbs the autonomy of the private and public universities.
Courtesy: The Daily Star
Friday, March 2, 2012
Write! Write! Write!
I've been staring at the monitor for the last couple of hours. I know what I have to write but it just doesn't feel right.
Decided not to stare at word anymore, instead I shall stare at illustrator :)
Decided not to stare at word anymore, instead I shall stare at illustrator :)
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