Abhishek Thamke's Blog

The risks of Internet addiction Email, Twitter,  Facebook , MySpace, YouTube, Delicious, Digg, LinkedIn, blogs (of course), and scores of others—all part of the new and wonderful ways we can now connect with one another electronically, each with its own culture and unique set of rules. In one sense, the planet has never been more interconnected. And yet, this interconnectedness, while wonderful, hasn't come without cost. ISOLATION Much has been written about the dangers of Internet addiction. From pornography to merely surfing the web, the Internet is clearly the television of the 21st century, an electronic drug that often yanks us away from the physical world. Like any addiction, the real cost, for those of us who are truly addicted, is to the number and quality of our relationships with others. We may enjoy online relationships using social media sites like Facebook or Twitter, for example, but the difference between these kinds of interactions and interactions with pe

1. Name the 5 Wealthiest People in the world. 2. Name the Last 5 winners of Ms. Universe. 3. Name the Last 10 People Who won the Nobel prize. How Did You Do? . The Point is, None of us Remembers The Headlines of Yesterday, Even Though These People Must be the Best in Their Fields Applause Dies, Awards Are Tarnished and Achievements Are Forgotten!! Here's another quiz: Let's see How This Goes: 1. Name 5 Teachers Who Added Your Journey Through School. 2. Name 5 Friends Who Helped You Thru Difficult Times. 3. Name 5 People Who Taught You Something Worthwhile. 4. Name 5 People Who Make You Feel Special. 5. Name 5 People You Enjoy Spending Time with. . Easier...right? The People Who Make a Difference in ur Life Are NOT the ones with Most Awards and Loads of money. Life is Full of ordinary People Who Have Made the World a Better Place for You! Cherish them! Hold Them Tight! Perhaps Sometimes its Special to be ordinary...