Tuesday, July 31st, 2007 Here is a list of IP address ranges of Bangladesh (updated on 30 Jul 2007).58.65.224.0/21 58.145.176.0/20 58.147.168.0/21 58.147.176.0/21 59.152.0.0/17 116.12.32.0/21 116.68.192.0/20 116.193.168.0/21 116.212.104.0/21 116.212.184.0/21 117.18.224.0/21 117.58.240.0/21 117.103.80.0/21 121.0.8.0/21 121.100.56.0/21 122.102.32.0/21 122.102.56.0/21 122.144.8.0/21 122.152.48.0/21 122.200.40.0/21 122.248.0.0/20 122.248.32.0/20 122.255.64.0/21 123.49.0.0/18 123.108.240.0/21 123.136.24.0/21 123.200.0.0/19 124.6.224.0/20 124.108.16.0/21 124.109.16.0/21 202.4.96.0/19 202.5.32.0/19 202.6.176.0/20 202.22.192.0/20 202.40.176.0/20 202.44.104.0/21 202.51.176.0/20 202.53.160.0/20 202.56.4.0/22 202.59.128.0/20 202.59.208.0/20 202.65.10.0/23 202.65.168.0/21 202.72.40.0/21 202.72.232.0/21 202.73.4.0/22 202.74.240.0/21 202.79.16.0/21 202.84.32.0/20 202.84.64.0/21 202.86.216.0/21 202.92.48.0/20 202.122.120.0/21 202.125.64.0/20 202.126.120.0/21 202.134.8.0/21 202.148.56.0/21 202.161.176.0/20 202.164.208.0/21 202.168.224.0/19 202.180.208.0/21 202.191.120.0/21 203.76.96.0/19 203.76.144.0/20 203.82.192.0/20 203.83.160.0/19 203.88.96.0/20 203.105.128.0/19 203.112.72.0/21 203.112.192.0/19 203.169.24.0/21 203.188.160.0/19 203.188.240.0/20 203.189.0.0/23 203.189.224.0/19 203.190.0.0/22 203.190.8.0/21 203.190.32.0/22 203.190.254.0/23 203.191.0.0/23 203.191.32.0/23 203.191.128.0/22 203.202.240.0/20 203.223.16.0/21 210.4.64.0/20 210.56.144.0/21 218.185.240.0/21 220.247.160.0/21 221.120.96.0/21 221.132.120.0/21List taken from DNSStuff.com
(read more) Thursday, May 17th, 2007 I have been checking out the Bangladesh Scholastica MMS Sex Clip. Sounds like we are having sex anywhere and everywhere around us in the country this days.We used to crack jokes like "jekhane dekhibe nari... uthaiya dekho saree...". May it not be saree, bit sounds like you can just take a girls pants down and do her in doggy "just anywhere".Check out the location.... sounds like a balcony to me. Note the bright day light and sounds from busy road!Anyways... check it out yourself.Here is the screenshot:Download it from here: Download Bangladesh Scholastica MMS Sex Clip from RapidShare.com Download Bangladesh Scholastica MMS ...
(read more) Saturday, April 14th, 2007 Shuvo Noboborsho! - Greetings of Bangla New Year to all my visitors and friends :)
(read more) Wednesday, February 28th, 2007 Nobel Laureate Dr. Muhammad Yunus is already in controversy in Bangladesh for his role. Now, possibly he has added a new dimension to his ‘character’ during his just concluded Abu Dhabi tour.According to newspaper reports, Dr. Yunus, during his Middle East tour met Sheikh Nahayan Mabarak Al Nahayan, the owner of Dhabi group and proposed him to set up a world-class medical college hospital in Bangladesh. Yunus even proposed the name of the hospital as ‘Nahayan-Yunus Medical College Hospital’.Many of the Bangladeshi intellectuals are raising eye borrows at such a shameless attitude of the Nobel Laureate, who is continuing ...
(read more) Wednesday, February 21st, 2007 UNESCO's declaration of 21st February as the International Mother Language Day has brought fresh glory and prestige to Bangladesh which is making significant strides towards peace, progress and prosperity at home and discharging international obligations abroad. After 1952, the people of Bangladesh have been observing every year the 21st day of February as their glorious and unforgettable Language Martyrs Day. What happened on 21st February 1952 is widely known. Still let me very briefly recount the fateful happenings of that day and the circumstances that led to and followed them.In August 1947, a new state called Pakistan, comprising ...
(read more) Friday, February 2nd, 2007 We used to make fun of the dj/disco party posters with "female entry free" or "couple 300, single 500".... and that day i saw this "Underground Concert" poster with "First 50 girls entering the hall will get "adhar" album free."So... here stands the "Underground Concert" these days! Tnx God i got over this shit... lollBangladesh Underground Concerts - The Underground Make-out Place (and thats all!!)
(read more) Thursday, November 23rd, 2006 Download Bangladesh President and Chief Advisor Iajuddin Ahmed's speech to the nation - Nov 22, 2006:[ Download ]From: BangladeshNews.com.bd
(read more) Thursday, October 19th, 2006 Wearing sleeveless dress not allowed in Stamford University Bangladesh?This is what i got over their "Dress code for the students"http://www.stamforduniversity.info/sub/ac_policy.phpWell.... actually it doesnt say "not allowed to" ... it says "adviced not to".if universities like NSU, IUB start such rules... i guess they gonna lose ummm... 50%-75% of their students... lol.AIUB wont lose much.. say 50 in total? lol
(read more) Friday, September 1st, 2006 Got myself enrolled in "MSc in Computer Networks and Communications" at IUB (Independent University Bangladesh)Its a 33 credits course with 18 credits core (compulsory) courses, 6 credits elective courses, 1 credit seminar and 8 credits thesis work.The core courses are: CNC 501 Computer Networks 3 credits CNC 503 Data Communications 3 CNC 505 Wireless Networks 3 CNC 507 Network Planning, Management and Administration 3 CNC 509 Computer Network Programming 3 CNC 511 Network Operating Systems 3All straight forward.... but then ill have to pick up 2 elective courses. My options are: CNC 602 Optical Communication Networks 3 Credits CNC 604 Network ...
(read more) Friday, August 4th, 2006 The Washington Post on Wednesday carried a story headlined “A new hub for terrorism?: In Bangladesh, an Islamic movement with al-Qaeda ties is on the rise.”Following is the full text of the article by Selig S Harrison:While the United States dithers, a growing Islamic fundamentalist movement linked to al-Qaeda and Pakistani intelligence agencies is steadily converting the strategically located nation of Bangladesh into a new regional hub for terrorist operations that reach into India and Southeast Asia.With 147 million people, largely Muslim Bangladesh has substantial Hindu and Christian minorities and is nominally a secular democracy. But the ruling ...
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