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At last I am able to see some nepali and hear nepali language from person from my country here in chicago. Apart from my parents here, I was not able to meet any Nepali here. At last there was a party organised by a nepali family where I went with my uncle there. Talked with them for my view there in Chicago. It was nice feeling seeing those Nepalis in the country. Had a nice poker session with them. I didnot play, but watched them play. Its like three patti in Nepal. Bit a bit standard game than those Three-patti. Hadsome kauda session too...cried saying marra...chaowka...chakka...tiya.. but didnot know how they won. I was bg in collecting dollars at first, but all went in vain when I lost all the money in last three rounds. Had a nice night drive with mama of around 1 hr. So it was a fasinating day for me...and a memorable one

Web 2.0 sites are all the rage and if you’re lucky enough to be bought out by Google or Yahoo there are millions of dollars to be made, but how do you fake it as a Web 2.0 site? Well, all Web 2.0 sites have one thing in common … they look the part. Just like surfers have their baggy jumpers and skateboarders have their Vans trainers, Web 2.0 sites need to have a silly name and trendy logo if they’ve got a hope of becoming the next site to get bought out by Google. Here’s an 11 step guide to creating the perfect Web 2.0 image. Come up with a silly name .. then take some of the vowels out. I’m hoping to “flip” (sell) my company to Google, so what about “Flipr”? Realize the name’s already been taken as a .com .. so add another word to the website address Damn .. www.flipr.com’s already gone! How about www.meetflipr.com? Choose some bright colours How about green? Nobody uses green. Yeah .. I think I’ll go for green and blue. Think of a cute mascot Hmmm .. I don’t want some

At last i had the orientation. Now I knew how to change the status of my US residency. At last now I am knowing all the rules. I want to apply for the assistantship. Lets see, what I can get. Good Luck for me.

I had my first class in 16th jan 2007 here in Loyola University. Dean had called me at 12 noon, and I went there at around 12.30 due to misjudgement of time in traveling. Dean was nice and cool and showed me all the thing related to do in my whole semester. In one hour time I had my small orientation by dean covered. then I had 5 hrs to cover for my first class. I didnot knew what to do. So i went on to bursar office to pay my bill, then made my Id. then I went to CTA and made my U-Pass for free travel in Chicago Buses and Trains. during this process, it cost just around 1 hr for me. Still I had 4 hrs to spent, I didnot know what I have to do. Then I thought on some idea and make the utilisation of the U-pass. So get up in the train and went to another station using freee pass. Traveled to howard and came back. Also It cost me just over 2 hrs, and I had still 2 hrs left. Then I search for Mcdonald and went there to have sandwich, 2 for $3 ;) and then to book store. I dont know how to p

ahhhhh.......at last i m in US. The traveling was not that nice nor that boring one. I was in full of excitement in the early morning in the morning, and all the excitement was gone when I was in the airport in the afternoon. I always used to be in hurry at the lost hour and so was I in this period of time. So, I was late at airport. I had to be in airport at around 1 pm and I was there at about 1.45 pm. I also get scolded for not having my passport in right place from my dad, but it was all phase of excitement. As soon as I went to airport, I placed in luggage in line and was looking in other direction other than my parents. I was not able to look into the eyes of my parents especially my mom's as my eyes were full of tears. If I have looked at her eyes, surely my tears would have fallen out. I just wanted to get inside the airport to rub the tears from my eyes. As soon as I went inside, I placed my bag in the security box and then took the hankerchief and rubbed my eyes and tea