Saurabh posted this on April 29th,2011 
I absolutely love Instagram (get it if you don’t already have it!). It’s a great way to take and share pictures with friends and the world,and truly showcase the fun and creative side of you. With it’s pure focus on pictures,I’ve always wished for more ways to view it in cool ways. With there recent API development,I am excited to see developers are utilizing it in interesting ways,like Keepsy. Keepsy is a photo book making service (similar to functionality included in iPhoto) that will pull all your Instagram photos,and automatically make a book of what it believes to be your best 35 photos (based on likes and comments). It sounds like a really cool little operation. Now I just want to be able to make a book of a friend’s photos so that I could give it to them as a gift. Now that would be cool! *hint hint* *wink wink* Keepsy! (Found on TechCrunch) Saurabh posted this on March 5th,2010 
I’ll be the first to admit that there are times when I wish I had a better insult or comeback. Be it in jest with a friend (which is usually the case),or if you are really trying to be mean, Insults and Comebacks for All Occasions will provide you with everything you need and some killer comebacks. Some of my favorites are: You have a striking face. Tell me,how many times were you struck there?
Ah,I understand –You fell out of the ugly tree and hit every branch on your way down.
Available from Amazon for just $7.95. (Found on Outblush) Saurabh posted this on May 26th,2009 
I started reading Archies since I was a kid,maybe 7 or 8? At one point I think I had amassed close to 250 Archie comics,from the Archie and Friends,Archie Single and Double Digests,Jughead Single and Double Digest,Betty &Veronica,all of it. Like the Simpsons,they never aged (at least until when I wanned off and stopped reading them at the start of High School. So it’s with a great shock that I discovered that the story has moved on,and that Archie is getting married?! I really want to know who he picks. Can’t wait until September (although I have to say,I am not the biggest fan of the new drawing style). (Found on Wired:GeekDad) Saurabh posted this on May 11th,2009 
Dan Brown’s long-awaited sequel to The Da Vinci Code has finally been announced. Originally rumored to be titled The Solomon Keys,the new book is going to be called The Lost Symbol. Amazon has the release date set as September 15th,and is offering pre-orders right now for $15.63 for the hard cover. Brown’s longtime editor,Jason Kaufman,Vice President and Executive Editor at Doubleday said, Nothing ever is as it first appears in a Dan Brown novel. This book’s narrative takes place in a twelve-hour period,and from the first page,Dan’s readers will feel the thrill of discovery as they follow Robert Langdon through a masterful and unexpected new landscape. THE LOST SYMBOL is full of surprises.
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