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You got to see this if you are a Gujarati - or even understand it! Gujarati Spiderman!

The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari is one of my favorite books. A book that changed my life. I became a big fan of Robin Sharma after that and have read almost all his books.
Last week, I saw Gujarati edition of The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari, and picked it up immediately. My dad is reading it now, and he’s started sharing with me his thoughts after reading the book so far.. It’s amazing how this book impacts people!
I plan to read the Gujarati edition soon!
There are other languages available for the book, and I strongly recommend getting one for your parents if they are not comfortable reading English!

Our own Kartik Mistry is on one of the foss.in/2007 promotional posters! Kartik has been contributing to FOSS for over 4 years now and is active contributor to Localization and Debian.

Congratulations Kartik, and keep contributing!

And there are many other friends in the posters: Gopal, Karunakar, Naba Kumar, Shreyas, Pradeepto, Tejas and Suparna. Good work guys! And good work Hari, on the wonderful posters!

While I was returning from Ahmedabad, Ashok gave a few books to pass on to dad. I had a lot of time on the way back, and picked up Chandrakant Bakshi’s Ego. Here’s something he wrote:

અૌરતની અાંખો િજંદગીભર બુઢ્ઢી થતી નથી…

In English, it translates to:

A woman’s eyes never get older…

So very true!

I’ve been a fan of Chandrakant Bakshi’s writings from school time. And have always enjoyed what he’s written. It was a good time with this photo book yesterday!

Shantanu told me about a new Firefox add-on he has written a while ago. He also discussed it during the Mozilla Indic meet we had. It’s quite nifty, and I thought I should share it with

1. Create an account on Mozilla if you don’t have it. Login to your account.
2. Check Show Sandbox in Profile and Save.
3. Click on Sandbox on upper left.
4. Search for “girgit”. You will get this page.
5. Install!
6. If you want to checkout the source code, follow the “View the source” link on the page.

Try it out!