What is mondegreen?

Mondegreen — /m?n’d?-gr?n’/ n. A series of words that result from the mis­hearing or mis­in­ter­pret­a­tion of a state­ment. I have shifted through many blogs in the past, gaining an equally huge number of readers each time. This made me realize that what I post here is far more im­portant in reaching a large audi­ence than any ad­vert­ising gim­mick. Mondegreen […]

5 Types of Spam Comments you should be aware of (Infographic)

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After a brief re­search into the sub­ject and after con­sid­ering various common com­plaints re­ceived from around the Web, we have boiled spam com­ments down to five major types. All spams can be clas­si­fied into these five types1. We cer­tainly hope you enjoy what we have for you here! As of the time of cre­ating this infographic. [↩]

Google+ vs Facebook: 10 reasons why Google+ is far better

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As PCWorld rightly pointed some­time out last year, the com­par­ison of Google+ vs Facebook (which the masses gen­er­ally draw) is an un­even one. Google+ is a far bigger pic­ture for Google than one might ima­gine: my own way of put­ting it, as I have said to many of my ac­quaint­ances, is that Google is on its way […]

Hello, World?

Typewriter up close

The key­note art­icle on the re-opening of VHBelvadi.com v2.0 in as­so­ci­ation with StudioPress. Now based on Genesis, the im­proved web­site has func­tion­ality rarely ever seen be­fore, from subtle tweaks to open ad­di­tions coded to craft a web­site readers would love to en­gage them­selves with, con­trib­utors would dream of writing for!

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The Theremin

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Divinity, un­touched I watch Castle and oc­ca­sion­ally Bones or maybe Dexter. But, to me, none of these shows will be as uniquely su­preme as the mother of all who­dunits (as I like to call it) Midsomer Murders. For a long time now, Celia Sheen’s theme music for the show, played on an al­most un­heard of music instrument, […]

Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn

Tintin 24 albums

A long thirst well quenched! On 11÷11÷11 Tintin re­leased here in India and I soon real­ised there was hardly any movie I had waited so eagerly to watch, ever. I first came across Tintin as a kid of very few years of age and—like so many others around the globe—found it im­possible to leave the fandom. A few years later, […]

Visit my Google+ page: V.H.Belvadi

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Click here for awe­some­ness! This was among the first Google+ pages ever cre­ated. Be proud to add it to your circle. What are you waiting for?

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