Globalization : A Smile
Mood:  happy
Topic: Personal

I do computer programming as a hobby. Doing so I have made some software. I found some sites on the Internet that provide jobs for the programmer. I got registered with ScriptLance. But I was not regular in looking for the projects. One day, I got a small project. I earned $5 from that project. I received the money via PayPal.

I got married recently. With the $5, I gave order for some gifts for my wife on an online shop HVB eBazar. I reside in Bangladesh. Purchasing online is not well known here. My wife knew that in Western countries people do shopping over the Internet. But she didn't knew that it is now also possible in Bangladesh. I didn't inform anything beforehand. On the next day of ordering for the gift, people of HVB eBazar went to my flat. I was in my office. They told my wife that someone has sent you some gift. She found that it is form me. I put a message, "Five dollar gift for you". She was surprised. She phoned me immediately. Then I explained her everything. This makes her so pleasing.

I would not be able to make her such pleased, if I gave her some gift worth $5 from local market. She informs everyone of her friends and kin. They also got surprised. Was it possible just 20 years ago? It is a fruit of globalization.

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Mood:  bright
Topic: Programming

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Topic: Vocabulary
Incur (V.)
Synonyms: Bring upon oneself
Indefatigable (Adj.)
Synonyms: Tireless; inexorable
Indelible (Adj.)
Synonyms: Not able to be erased; ineradicable; ineffaceable fleeting
Antonyms: Eradicable; effaceable; fleeting
Indemnify (V.)
Synonyms: Make secure against loss; compensate for loss
Indentation (N.)
Synonyms: Notch; deep recess

Who is the greatest lier?
Mood:  chatty
Topic: Fun

Who is the greatest lier?

• One who says, "I never tell a lie."
• The polygamist who tell each of his wife, "I love you the most".
• The doctor who advises his patients not to smoke while he is smoking.
• One who says, "I know all".
• Who says, "I don't fear my wife at all".
• Who says, "I don't care..."
• Who says, "I love you more than my life".

Topic: Vocabulary
Abolish (V.)
Synonyms: Cancel; put an end to
Abominable (Adj.)
Synonyms: Detestable
Antonyms: Likable; lovable
Abominate (V.)
Synonyms: Detest; loathe
Antonyms: Adore; love
Example: I abominate fascism
Aboriginal (Adj.)
Synonyms: Primitive; native; indigenous
Abortive (Adj.)
Synonyms: Bungled; unsuccessful; fruitless; stillborn
Antonyms: Successful; fruitful

Topic: Vocabulary
Aberration (N.)
Synonyms: Anomaly; deviation
Antonyms: Regularity
Abet (V.)
Synonyms: Assist; encourage
Example: Don't abet anyone in doing evil deeds
Abeyance (N.)
Synonyms: Suspension; postponement
Antonyms: Exertion; progress
Example: The action is kept in abeyance for two weeks
Abhor (V.)
Synonyms: Despise; scorn; loathe; detest; hate; abominate
Antonyms: Adore; cherish; love; admire
Abject (Adj.)
Synonyms: Wretched; miserable

Why the horses sleep standing?
Topic: Fun

Why the horses sleep standing?

• To be prepared to start a race at any time.
• Horses believe that they are running even when they are sleeping.
• To prove that he is alive.
• They hate to lie on dirty ground.
• To prove that they are different from other animals.
• If you knew that how much comfortable to sleep standing, you would also sleep standing. You can try.
• Believe me. They can't fold their legs.
• They believe they would look like asses if they would sleep lying.
• I know, but wouldn't tell you.
• Fearing that some other horses can run over him.

Why the birds and beasts don't speak?
Mood:  loud
Topic: Fun

Why the birds and beasts don't speak?

• They turned dumb watching brutal deeds of human being.
• Fearing that they would have to lie if they spoke.
• To reduce sound pollution.
• 'No word, work please' - they believe on this doctrine.
• As silence is golden.
• Speech is better but silence is the best.
• Dumb has no enemy.
• Their parents didn't teach them how to speak.
• Who told you such. Modern science says that they speak with each other.

Topic: Vocabulary
Babble (V.)
Synonyms: Chatter idly; gabble; prate
Antonyms: Enunciate; articulate
Example: The little girl babbled about her doll.
Badinage (N.)
Synonyms: Teasing conversation
Baffle (V.)
Synonyms: Perplex; flummox; nonplus; bewilder
Antonyms: Make clear
Example: We were baffled by his reply
Baleful (Adj.)
Synonyms: Ominous; deadly; malevolent; sinister; malignant; spiteful; menacing
Antonyms: Benevolent; benign
Balm (N.)
Synonyms: Something that relives pain

English Vocabulary
Mood:  sharp
Topic: Vocabulary
Review your vocabulary:
Abase (V.)
Synonyms: Humiliate; degrade; lower; belittle
Antonyms: Praise; eulogize; applaud; extol
Example: Don't abase anyone.
Abash (V.)
Synonyms: Humiliate; mortify; embarrass; subjugate; humble
Antonyms: Arrogant
Example: His boss's criticism left him feeling rather abashed.
Abate (V.)
Synonyms: Subside; decrease
Antonyms: Rise; intensify
Example: We should wait until the rain abates.
Abdicate (V.)
Synonyms: Renounce; give up; relinquish; abandon
Antonyms: Take up; accept
Example: Edward VIII surprised the whole world by abdicating the British throne.)
Aberrant (Adj.)
Synonyms: Abnormal; deviant