Do you like Karaoke? You do? Good, we could go for a singing session next time 🙂

Anyway, we all know we are currently having a recession. Companies retrenched people, cut wages and forced people to take unpaid leave. But should this stop us going to karaoke? Or even stop doing anything fun at all?

Of course not 🙂 It’s just that we need to be more responsible in our expenses.

So in the spirit of responsible spending and keep-on-singing-out-loud, I created this spreadsheet.

I hope you can use it for your economical decision 😀

In the next few weeks I will be involved in a project developing a web application. It is going to be very interesting because it will be using ExtJS. I have been playing around with the sample codes and demo projects, it is very impressive.

If you are interested to check out ExtJS, you could use these links:

• ExtJS Documentation
• ExtJS Forum
• Samples
• Samples by Saki

What do you do when you are looking for a particular word, but you only know other word that somehow you know is related.

Say, you are looking for other words that associated with ‘denial, anger, ….etc’. You’ve read it somewhere, but you forget the URL. Thesaurus couldn’t help you. You totally don’t know that it is actually something called Stages of Grief

So what would you do?

Google Sets might be able to help you. Google Sets will return words related to the one you supplied. I submitted ‘valuair’, and interestingly Google Sets return almost all the names of airlines in South East Asia region.

I must admit there’s no way for user to submit suggestion to the result, so there is a high chance that the result is not what you expected. Unlike pageRank, Google is keeping the Google Sets’ formula secret, making few people intrigued with the idea (1, 2, 3).

What do you think?