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Spotlight Club Dhaka first e-club of the city Expressing life through keyboards, to connect thoughts through cables these have been the motto of this tiny Bangladeshi club on Internet. Starting its journey back in March 2003 Club Dhaka has become one of the trendiest and "exclusive" kind of club in MSN groups for all Bangalis living all over the world. Whether you want to talk about newest movies, or a song in an album, or the recipe you just discovered or even about life, love and relations, advice you can share it all with its growing members. Current member count is around 400 and it is believe that there will be more soon, because of the effort the manager and the assistant managers have put behind the community. Being only 21, M Saquib Hussain (known as Highbred_Jammer), founder and Manager of Club Dhaka, has been bringing all sorts of ideas in the club. As he explained "I wanted a community that can speak freely, because that's all Club Dhaka was all about, to express you, to make a difference…" This is not just another club where you come to make a few new friends and then that's it. Club Dhaka wants people to express anything they want and almost all kind of thoughts are posted. The message board is full of many interesting ideas, stories, comments, reviews and much other substance. Best of all, Club Dhaka doesn't ask for any sort of charge when you need to join. The environment of the club is also different than casual style that people experience in MIRC or other local chat rooms. Here ideas are expressed (commonly by members in the message board) and it is discussed by many people all over the country. The administrator also have done a great job to keep spam away… being a member you are assured that only the 100% spam free contents are sent to your mailbox. Saquib also explained, "It is the goal of our club to ensure every member experiences his or her membership to its fullest potential. We could not and would not do it without them…" Club Dhaka is for people of all age - starting from a regular teenager to a homemaker because they all share everything in common. For an ultimate
chat room experience check out Club Dhaka. By Tamanna Mustafa Check it out DANO Vitakids for kids! Dano has always been the name of trusted and familiar powder milk brand among the Bangladeshi consumers for over more than 42 years and this time Dano introduces Dano Vitakids for the 1 to 8 year old growing up kids. It provides 100 percent balanced diet. To ensure proper physical and mental growth of the kids, Dano Vitakids contains an essential combination of Protein, Calcium, Iron, Vitamin-C-D-E-K, Iodine, Manganese, Fiber, Carbohydrate, Zinc, Magnesium and Phosphorus. Dano Vitakids also contains natural fiber that will boost digestion strength of the kids, its Iron and Calcium will help to build kid's teeth and bones ever stronger. Significantly Fatty Acid will work pivotally to develop mental health of the kids. Interestingly, it’s kiddy delicious taste will attract kids to drink it and relieve mothers from tension regarding child's growth and development. So next time if you are looking for a delicious healthy drink for your child, check out Dano Vitakids. Subha Collection's Colourful Summer Display The heat's got us all beat, but Subha Collection is all set to fight back, with their cool collection. Located at Nizam-Shankar Plaza, near Shankar Bus Stand the store has arranged a display and special summer sale. Amid this sweltering heat, these dresses are a touch of comfort as these are mainly made out of famous Pakistani Lawn fabrics. And not only that, dresses made of highly reputed Pakistani georgette, chiffon and tarkhushi, are also available. Mainly salwar, kamiz and dupatta's are on sale along with regular sarees in bright colours and lucrative patterns. Subha Collection has also introduced the famous Multani stitch works and hand embroidered dresses, which would be just fabulous on you. The dresses are very catchy and fashionable. It creates an air of smartness, at the same time soothing sensation. No matter which one you wear, it makes you look attractive and smart, whether you are at work or in the cosy corner of your room. It could be mentioned that unstitched dresses are offered, for you to stitch-up as you prefer. The outlet at Nizam-Shankar Plaza has a special offer and a special summer sale and the prices are within any one's reach. All the available items are imported by East-West Fashion. Diary of a Food Obsessed Person By Sam Q Name:
Sam Q (as you all know by now) Another day starts, Well… let's not kid oneself, another grueling day starts for me. With this massive weight resting on my poor knees, the workout sessions are not something I look forward to. Anyway did my forty minute of low intensity cardio whatever with Jane Fonda. While exercising, all I could think of how horsey Jane Fonda was looking and how lucky I was to have a decent face (if I say so myself) and (so what) a blimp for a body. I have a choice! I can, if I want to have a decent body to match my decent face, whereas, poor Jane is stuck being horsey, or should I say... stud (gender change). She does look kinda manly. Well anybody can figure out the above statements are all horses s##t. The skinny me is desperately trying to come out of the fat me, so that is why I am resorting to the ultimate... being mean. I need to lose forty-kg. Hey! Some how I hear laughter. Hold your horses man, I will get there. And when I do, you all will get on the band wagon and go ride off to the sunset and wish you never met me. By the way, why am I so hung up on horses today? You know, horsey... stud... Horse s**t, bandwagon. I must have been watching too many westerns on my DVD player. Comment of the day: My mum telling me in a very matter of-fact voice, "Beta, you are the fattest in your circle of friends and I am the fattest in my circle of friends. What a friendly observation. "Whoopee!" Rain dance coming up. Thanks Ma. That's what mums are for, to be supportive in every pound of my life. Healthy
recipe for the day: Method
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