2010 January

From the monthly archives: January 2010

Happy Birthday Duncan

by Mahendra on January 29, 2010 · 5 Comments · in General

Dear Duncan
Wanted to wish you a Happy Birthday to you and hope your life is very successful and you do lot of good to mankind.
Mahendra

California Pizza Kitchen Pizza

by Mahendra on January 23, 2010 · No Comments · in General

From: Michelle Scarabino
Subject: Response from California Pizza Kitchen
To: USHK16@YAHOO. COM
Date: Saturday, January 23, 2010, 5:36 AM

Dear USHK16@YAHOO. COM,

Thank you for contacting California Pizza Kitchen.

The Tostada Pizza served at California Pizza Kitchen is not listed on
the Vegetarian Menu as this menu item includes Ranch Dressing. The
Ranch Dressing served at California Pizza Kitchen contains eggs and
anchovies in the preparation. If this menu item is ordered without
Ranch Dressing, it would be acceptable for a Lacto-Ovo and Lacto
Vegetarian diet. It would not however, be acceptable for a Vegan diet
as the pizza dough served at California Pizza Kitchen contains honey.

Thank you for your interest in California Pizza Kitchen and we look
forward to serving you soon.

Sincerely,
Michelle Scarabino
Guest Relations Administrator
California Pizza Kitchen

Egypt…

by Paras on January 20, 2010 · 2 Comments · in Pictures/Videos

Please check my blog post about my experience in Egypt at http://paras.me/egypt-the-land-of-pyramids-sphinx-and-a-great

pictures: http://bit.ly/5uFCWd
enjoy,

Scary Stuff,

by Mahendra on January 17, 2010 · 1 Comment · in Pictures/Videos

You think your bags are safe when you lock them, check this out.

Mahendra

Kutchi Dictionary/Grammar Guide

by Nimit on January 16, 2010 · 1 Comment · in Interesting

Check out this Kutchi dictionary/grammar guide. It is still quite small in total size, but interesting: http://www.kutchilanguageonline.co.cc/webpages/home/home.html

It seems like this was made by someone who speaks a different, gujarati influenced, dialect of kutchi. Look at this word they have, where they use “pachi” to mean after, rather than “pothiya” like how we would say it:
http://www.kutchilanguageonline.co.cc/webpages/kutchitoenglish/P/pachi.html