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AlokeKumar joined StumbleUpon on May 29, 2007
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Christa3 rated 13 days ago- Excellent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- Baghy rated 13 days ago
- A great site about extraordinary people that made a difference.
- Melluciana rated 2 weeks ago
- Dear Aloke, would like to be your friend,if you agree. saw your blogzine, and fell more than only like. It´s a visually beautiful blog. You´ve reason to call it Blogzine. Besides the history well summary, you get great illustrations, that catch ours eyes too, and more! Sends us to others links. The design and lay-out is too perfect, turning the reading,so pleasure. One of the best and well done sites I saw. Congratulations and my friendlies Hugs!
- clayfeet rated 4 weeks ago
- My visitor #25,000 I love your stumbles, and the layout and content of your blog. I'll be back for a more thorough look. .
- amitjagtap rated 4 weeks ago
- fantastic pages.. awesome blog.. keep going happy stumbling!
- eliving rated 5 weeks ago
- informative blog & stumbles
- allen-taylor rated 5 weeks ago
- Very nice blog. Excellent design and layout and very informative. Really puts some thought into his stuff.
- bonbonnie rated 5 weeks ago
- This is an extraordinary blog you should not miss! When I was there I went on many journeys, clicking on one site that took me to another and another. Biographies and vignettes of real people who were or are extra-ordinary themselves. Just wait until you see how he presents each post... A definite and full-hearted "Wow!" --- From his page: --- ampersand It is a blogazine on extraordinary people, who made a difference & for extraordinary human beings, who are grateful to others Violinist performance exclusively for New York Cabbies A Grammy-nominated violinist who left his $4 million, 285-year-old Stradivarius violin in a taxi is gave a free concert on 6th.of May 2008 for 30 minutes at an airport taxi stand for the driver who returned it. Philippe Quint, 34, left his 1723 "Ex-Keisewetter" violin in Mohammed Khalil's taxi when returning from Newark Liberty Airport last week, and he located and later returned it to Quint. The gesture is his way of giving thanks to the cab driver who reunited him with his lost 285-year-old instrument. Mohamed Khalil returned the irreplaceable 1723 Antonio Stradivari "Ex-Kiesewetter," valued at $4 million, that Quint left in his cab. The violin valued at $4 million was on loan from philanthropists Clement and Karen Arrison, of Buffalo, N.Y As another expression of his gratitude, Quint has also invited Khalil and his family to his next gig in New York on May 19 with the Jupiter Symphony Chamber Players at Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church. Khalil and his family also will have tickets to Quint's next New York performance in Sept.23 2008, at Carnegie Hall. Please report such kindness to &mpersand courtesy : kindnessfoundation.calcutta
- sagsq rated 5 weeks ago
- you are one of a rare find, aloke ..amazing, thank you