Flat vada snacks taste quite good.

'Shah' is a powerful surname.

The well-being of employers, such as private companies, is oftentimes obfuscated to employees.

I know 'blurb' and 'executive summary'.

But what's the word for their counterparts on websites? Web page blurbs, article blurbs, and news blurbs?

It seems that many, if not most, packaged foods and beverages companies in the U.S. and Canada have not been safeguarding their customers' health, especially against obesity.

For that matter, it is obvious that their consumers do not want obesity encroaching on their very own bodies because of the consumption.

Google, in its infinite wisdom, closed down the service of its very popular Google Reader.

That act, planted a seed of distrust in my mind.

I don't know anything about the current DDR4 DRAM thingummy.

A free market economy is advantageous for resource allocation.

But what about human costs?

The torrent of social media brought a deluge of additional information overload.

Please just give me a break.

Desktop Linux virtuosos are everywhere.

'Koala bear' originated in Australia.

However, 'kangaroo court' did in the United States.

Greenwillow Books is an imprint of the HarperCollins publishing company.

Ah. The ambience of subtropical drenching rain.

Maybe we'll eventually see the bit rot of DVDs because of the apparently increasing disappearance of optical drives in new laptop computers.

Sigh. Dangerously, beer is a refreshing sort of drink in summertime.

'Yellow and blue can make chartreuse and green and aquamarine.'

'Red and blue can make magenta and purple and violet.'

'But yellow and red can make marigold and orange and vermilion.'

Standing behind the high glass window, I enjoyed gazing the precipitation dotting into a cavity in the parking lot.

That's yesterday, though.

Appreciate the early vernal April.

What's beneath the emergence of the budding phenomenon of crowdbirthing?

A hyper level of competition infiltrated into every single aspect of the modern life?

Xfce is a speedster, compared with other major Linux desktop environments.