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Google plans to cross the Atlantic

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  Google LLC formerly known as Google Inc(1998-2020) is considered as one of the conglomerates alongside Apple, Amazon, and Microsoft. Google is a company that specializes in SEO (Search Engine Optimization),online-based advertising technology, and cloud computing. Recently Google showed its interest to build a subsea cable that will be connected to New York (US), Bude (UK), and Bilbao (Spain) across the Atlantic ocean. Google Grace Hopper cable to link US and UK This cable is reported to be named after a famous scientist named Grace Hopper (December 9, 1906 – January 1, 1992). Google is planning to enhance its Google Cloud region in Madrid by connecting the region to its global network. This cable is comprised of 16 fiber pairs, which is usually a pretty standard number. Bikash Koley (Vice President of Google Global Networking) says the submarine cable will reap the full benefits of integrated fiber-optic with switch
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Missing Robin Williams days

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  Reuters I don't know about other people, but the first picture of Robin Williams in my mind fades in from Jumanji, yes, the original one. For me as a boy, Jumanji was just a way to enjoy an exciting journey, maybe for some people it wasn't the finest work of Robin Williams, but for me, it was always the "Alan Parrish" that concluded the movie with a powerful lesson about father and son's relationship. When I grew up and became a film-goer, I wanted to learn more about the work of Williams and became a big fan of him after watching "Good morning Vietnam" and “Aladdin” but the best was yet to come.  I later realized how a person can perform so naturally in complicated scenarios of "Good Will Hunting", "Patch Adams" and "Mrs. Doubtfire" If you have not watched them yet, just immediately add them to your watch list.  The long-term comedian and actor would have turned 69 today, who di
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Three highly anticipated video game titles

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PC gaming is an addiction but mostly in a positive way. It generates good vibes in gamers and prepare them to face their routine work. A recent ban imposed on a mobile edition of PUBG (Player unknown’s battleground) by Pakistan Telecommunication Authority raised a new debate either video gaming is pushing kids towards violence or not. I have been a gamer for the last two decades and played countless titles from very diverse genre selection. Most of my time spent against first-person shooters and believe me it never urged me to be violent from any aspect. Gaming remained merely a hobby for me till 2010 and later on a good stress buster. Anyhow this blog is not for debate against or in favor of gaming and there will be another blog for this specific topic. Addiction to anything could lead to negative things but if you are good and addicted to video gaming, make it your career path. So further in this blog, I will be introducing three upcoming PC game titles I have been waiting this
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Three anime shows to watch during quarantine

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We all know what anime is like right if its not super giant robots fighting toiling wins or the supernatural. Its a sleazy love triangle and some high school drama or the combination of above four. During the quarantine days I got a chance to watch three anime shows beside many other series to kill my time and I found these three very interesting so I thought I might share my experience with you all. Samurai Champloo Samurai Champloo is the second series by the director Shin’ichiro Watanabe after Cowboy Bebop. Series is more episodic where each episode contains a story of its own. The show is about the journey than the destination itself. Three main characters are Mugen, Jin, and Fuu. Mugen seems a very dynamic character while Jin is a dull one. Fuu can be described as a monkey on a push bicycle. Soundtracks deserve a mention because the anime uses hip hop as its main theme and music fits surprisingly best for the series. For the animation this is one of the best animations
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Another Victim of Killer Kite thread

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Another Victim of Killer Kite thread Flying kites is an ancient harmless sport. Exact origin is thought to be around 3000 BC but many written scriptures are found near 200 B.C. in China. Popularity of kites spread to Korea, Japan, India and in 13 th  century stories of kites spread to Europe via Marco Polo. In its nature the sport is itself very harmless and even this hobby was used in military, fish hunting, pulling carriages and helping an airplane to be in air.   In India paintings from Mughal era has shown kites to convey message to other ones and remained a popular time pass during the era.   In subcontinent festival of Basant is celebrated in plains of Ganges and Indus upon arrival of spring season. Because this season comes with the good news of upcoming harvest, the hope for prosperity in these agricultural lands. For centuries Basant festival remained a tribute to the spring with kite flying duels as icing on the cake but the harmless sport be
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