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diff --git a/_posts/blog/2008-08-07-acad-opendnscom.md b/_posts/blog/2008-08-07-acad-opendnscom.md
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-title: 'ACAD &#8211; OpenDNS.com'
+title: 'ACAD - OpenDNS.com'
 author: Ninad
 layout: post
 permalink: /blog/2008/08/acad-opendnscom/

diff --git a/_posts/blog/2008-08-09-acad-nslookup.md b/_posts/blog/2008-08-09-acad-nslookup.md
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
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-title: 'ACAD &#8211; nslookup'
+title: 'ACAD - nslookup'
 author: Ninad
 layout: post
 permalink: /blog/2008/08/acad-nslookup/

diff --git a/_posts/blog/2008-08-10-acad-how-to-setup-wordpress-on-a-ubuntu-system.md b/_posts/blog/2008-08-10-acad-how-to-setup-wordpress-on-a-ubuntu-system.md
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
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-title: 'ACAD &#8211; How to setup WordPress on a Ubuntu system'
+title: 'ACAD - How to setup WordPress on a Ubuntu system'
 author: Ninad
 layout: post
 permalink: /blog/2008/08/acad-how-to-setup-wordpress-on-a-ubuntu-system/

diff --git a/_posts/blog/2008-08-12-acad-grep.md b/_posts/blog/2008-08-12-acad-grep.md
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
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-title: 'ACAD &#8211; grep'
+title: 'ACAD - grep'
 author: Ninad
 layout: post
 permalink: /blog/2008/08/acad-grep/

diff --git a/_posts/blog/2008-08-16-acad-how-hot-is-my-computer.md b/_posts/blog/2008-08-16-acad-how-hot-is-my-computer.md
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
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-title: 'ACAD &#8211;  How Hot is my Computer???'
+title: 'ACAD -  How Hot is my Computer???'
 author: Ninad
 layout: post
 permalink: /blog/2008/08/acad-how-hot-is-my-computer/

diff --git a/_posts/blog/2008-08-17-acad-locate-files-on-your-linux-system.md b/_posts/blog/2008-08-17-acad-locate-files-on-your-linux-system.md
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
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-title: 'ACAD &#8211; locate files on your Linux system'
+title: 'ACAD - locate files on your Linux system'
 author: Ninad
 layout: post
 permalink: /blog/2008/08/acad-locate-files-on-your-linux-system/

diff --git a/_posts/blog/2008-08-20-acad-how-healthy-is-my-computer.md b/_posts/blog/2008-08-20-acad-how-healthy-is-my-computer.md
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
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-title: 'ACAD &#8211; How healthy is my computer?'
+title: 'ACAD - How healthy is my computer?'
 author: Ninad
 layout: post
 permalink: /blog/2008/08/acad-how-healthy-is-my-computer/

diff --git a/_posts/blog/2008-08-26-acad-amarok-tips.md b/_posts/blog/2008-08-26-acad-amarok-tips.md
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
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-title: 'ACAD &#8211; Amarok tips'
+title: 'ACAD - Amarok tips'
 author: Ninad
 layout: post
 permalink: /blog/2008/08/acad-amarok-tips/

diff --git a/_posts/blog/2008-08-28-acad-wget-pi.md b/_posts/blog/2008-08-28-acad-wget-pi.md
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
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-title: 'ACAD &#8211; wget PI'
+title: 'ACAD - wget PI'
 author: Ninad
 layout: post
 permalink: /blog/2008/08/acad-wget-pi/

diff --git a/_posts/blog/2008-08-28-rocking-amusement-forum.md b/_posts/blog/2008-08-28-rocking-amusement-forum.md
@@ -15,4 +15,4 @@ One of the events that every BITSian looks forward to is a movie shown in the Au
 
 True, we do swear about the pathetic sound, the poor video quality of the video screened, and last, but not at all the least, the quality of movies screened. But, we still go to the Audi everytime the RAF notices are put up on the mess notice boards. Why? Because every BITSian has a love-hate relationship with RAF. The RAF experience is rarely about the movies themselves. People get better quality prints on LAN, which they can watch at their leisure. In fact, the RAF experience is about watching the movie with your entire wing (or your girlfriend/boyfriend, if you are that lucky) sitting right next to you. It's about laughing together, crying together and passing comments about what is being shown on the screen. It is about the shouts of '1,2,3,4, ??? ??? ?? ????????'. It is about the memories that will come back to us once we get out of BITS, go to a multiplex, see a fantastic scene, and feel like screaming to your heart's content.
 
-Here's what I wish from RAF: that it should continue it's work in preserving the BITSian cult, which it has become a part of. I also hope that the RAF committee members will kindly consider showing classics instead of showing the 4th flop of the season in a row.
+Here's what I wish from RAF: that it should continue it's work in preserving the BITSian cult, which it has become a part of. I also hope that the RAF committee members will kindly consider showing classics instead of showing the 4th flop of the season in a row.
diff --git a/_posts/blog/2008-08-29-acad-wget-pii.md b/_posts/blog/2008-08-29-acad-wget-pii.md
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
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-title: 'ACAD &#8211; wget PII'
+title: 'ACAD - wget PII'
 author: Ninad
 layout: post
 permalink: /blog/2008/08/acad-wget-pii/

diff --git a/_posts/blog/2008-09-01-acad-psi-012-on-ubuntu.md b/_posts/blog/2008-09-01-acad-psi-012-on-ubuntu.md
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
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-title: 'ACAD &#8211; Psi 0.12 on Ubuntu'
+title: 'ACAD - Psi 0.12 on Ubuntu'
 author: Ninad
 layout: post
 permalink: /blog/2008/09/acad-psi-012-on-ubuntu/

diff --git a/_posts/blog/2008-09-03-acad-bash-tips.md b/_posts/blog/2008-09-03-acad-bash-tips.md
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
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-title: 'ACAD &#8211; bash tips'
+title: 'ACAD - bash tips'
 author: Ninad
 layout: post
 permalink: /blog/2008/09/acad-bash-tips/

diff --git a/_posts/blog/2008-09-20-acad-wbar.md b/_posts/blog/2008-09-20-acad-wbar.md
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
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-title: 'ACAD &#8211; wbar'
+title: 'ACAD - wbar'
 author: Ninad
 layout: post
 permalink: /blog/2008/09/acad-wbar/

diff --git a/_posts/blog/2008-10-01-acad-how-to-delete-viruses-from-a-pen-drive-with-find.md b/_posts/blog/2008-10-01-acad-how-to-delete-viruses-from-a-pen-drive-with-find.md
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
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-title: 'ACAD &#8211; How to delete viruses from a pen drive with find'
+title: 'ACAD - How to delete viruses from a pen drive with find'
 author: Ninad
 layout: post
 permalink: /blog/2008/10/acad-how-to-delete-viruses-from-a-pen-drive-with-find/

diff --git a/_posts/blog/2008-10-04-acad-monitoring-tools.md b/_posts/blog/2008-10-04-acad-monitoring-tools.md
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
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-title: 'ACAD &#8211; Monitoring Tools'
+title: 'ACAD - Monitoring Tools'
 author: Ninad
 layout: post
 permalink: /blog/2008/10/acad-monitoring-tools/

diff --git a/_posts/blog/2008-10-06-yet-another-montage.md b/_posts/blog/2008-10-06-yet-another-montage.md
@@ -23,4 +23,4 @@ tags:
 
 The command used for making this:
 
-`$ montage -background "#FFEEBA" -border 5 -bordercolor "#000000" -monitor -shadow 80x+7+7 -tile 4x3 * montage.jpg`
+`$ montage -background "#FFEEBA" -border 5 -bordercolor "#000000" -monitor -shadow 80x+7+7 -tile 4x3 * montage.jpg`
diff --git a/_posts/blog/2008-10-12-another-week-passes.md b/_posts/blog/2008-10-12-another-week-passes.md
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ tags:
 ---
 *Disclaimer: This is a diary posting. Anyone not interested may please stop reading.*
 
-October 5 &#8211; 12, 2008.
+October 5 - 12, 2008.
 
 It's been another hectic week in my BITSian life. The week began with the '[World Space Week][1]' celebrations by the **Astronomy Club, BITS Pilani**. The events in the Week were lectures by **Prof. Kaushar Vaidya** (Physics Group), **Kshitij Garg** (a Club member) and **Prof. Jayant Murthy** (Indian Institute of Astrophysics). The week also included **Night Sky Watching Sessions** held atop the FD-III Terrace, in the Astro Room, for the BITSian Faculty, Students, and an exclusive session for the students studying at the schools of the NSS (Pilani Chapter) and Nirmaan. It was great fun to see the *Moon, Jupiter, Andromeda Galaxy, Vega, the Eta Lyra binary stars, and the Pleaides star cluster* through the Club's telescopes.
 

diff --git a/_posts/blog/2008-12-01-none_of_the_above.md b/_posts/blog/2008-12-01-none_of_the_above.md
@@ -14,11 +14,11 @@ tags:
 ---
 It's been a long time since I last posted something on this blog.  And lots of things have happened since then.  One thing that is on everyone's mind these days is the [Terrorist Attack on Mumbai][1] that happened last week. [Here][2] are a few brilliant pictures of the attack.  Everyone across India watched in awe as media broadcasted live images of one of the worst terrorist attacks that Mumbai has faced in recent times.  That this entire event was a tragedy of the largest scale is beyond dispute.  But what is even worse, is the aftermath of the attacks that have happened in Indian Politics.  Here are a few news reports on the internet after the attack (*sources: NDTV.com and IBNLive.com alerts*):
 
-  * [<strong>Congress-BJP Slaging Match over Terror Begins</strong>](http://www.ndtv.com/convergence/ndtv/mumbaiterrorstrike/Election_Story.aspx?ID=NEWEN20080074495&type=News "NDTV Feed")
+  * [Congress-BJP Slaging Match over Terror Begins](http://www.ndtv.com/convergence/ndtv/mumbaiterrorstrike/Election_Story.aspx?ID=NEWEN20080074495&type=News "NDTV Feed")
   * **Advani to skip all-party meeting on Sunday**
   * **Shivraj Patil should have resigned earlier: Lalu Yadav**
-  * [<strong>Vilasrao Deshmukh in RGV trouble</strong>](http://www.ndtv.com/convergence/ndtv/mumbaiterrorstrike/Election_Story.aspx?ID=NEWEN20080074730&type=News "NDTV Feed")
-  * [<strong>Nearly 7,000 people have died since 2004: MHA</strong>](http://www.ndtv.com/convergence/ndtv/story.aspx?id=NEWEN20080074695 "NDTV Feed")
+  * [Vilasrao Deshmukh in RGV trouble](http://www.ndtv.com/convergence/ndtv/mumbaiterrorstrike/Election_Story.aspx?ID=NEWEN20080074730&type=News "NDTV Feed")
+  * [Nearly 7,000 people have died since 2004: MHA](http://www.ndtv.com/convergence/ndtv/story.aspx?id=NEWEN20080074695 "NDTV Feed")
 
 Until a few days back, I was an optimist.  Though the rot in the politicical system of India was clearly visible, there was a small amount of hope that the few good people in the Parliament, who have an iota of common sense could, over time, weed out this menace of using each and every event to play *divisive, regional and communal* politics. When I read the above news articles however, I was amazed at the levels our '*LEADERS*' could reach, for personal and extremely short term gains. The Opposisition Leader does not attend the All Party Meet organised by the Prime Minister. The UPA and NDA leaders play the blame game. The Cheif Minister of Maharashtra turns up at the scene of attack in a 'tourist' mood. And then, the Ruling Party puts out a report through the Home Ministry, clearly pointing out the 'efficiency' with which the UPA Government has prevented terrorist attacks, as against the NDA Government. The timing of the report surely raises doubts about the intentions. However, the sickening fact is that they still take *glory* in the fact that '**7000**' people have **died**. The political leaders need to be shown that they'd better start taking their job seriously, or that they too can be kicked out of their positions, just like everyone else. I so hope that our voting machines had an option, '**None of the Above**'. That, I think, is the only option that can keep politicians, both in the ruling party and the opposition, on their toes.
 
@@ -28,8 +28,8 @@ The tragic reality has hit everyone in the country, thanks to the constant glare
 
 Please read the following posts as well, on the Mumbai blasts:
 
-  1. [A Young India,  A Rising India &#8211; Pratik Maheshwari](http://bitspratik.blogspot.com/2008/11/ayoung-india-rising-india.html "Pratik's Post")
-  2. [What Are You Going to do &#8211; (Anti-)Bond](http://akashbadave.blogspot.com/2008/11/what-are-u-going-to-do-about-it.html "Bond's Post")
+  1. [A Young India,  A Rising India - Pratik Maheshwari](http://bitspratik.blogspot.com/2008/11/ayoung-india-rising-india.html "Pratik's Post")
+  2. [What Are You Going to do - (Anti-)Bond](http://akashbadave.blogspot.com/2008/11/what-are-u-going-to-do-about-it.html "Bond's Post")
   3. [Apoorv's Post](http://iamapoorv.blogspot.com/2008/11/my-first-blog.html "Apoorv's Post")
   4. And yes, The Sunday Times of India (30-Nov-08) had a few exceptional articles on the Editorial page.
 

diff --git a/_posts/blog/2008-12-04-acad-imagemagick-again.md b/_posts/blog/2008-12-04-acad-imagemagick-again.md
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
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-title: 'ACAD &#8211; ImageMagick again!'
+title: 'ACAD - ImageMagick again!'
 author: Ninad
 layout: post
 permalink: /blog/2008/12/acad-imagemagick-again/

diff --git a/_posts/blog/2009-01-21-artmeetstech_photogatapogee09.md b/_posts/blog/2009-01-21-artmeetstech_photogatapogee09.md
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 ---
-title: 'Art Meets Technology &#8211; Photography Club at APOGEE 2009'
+title: 'Art Meets Technology - Photography Club at APOGEE 2009'
 author: Ninad
 layout: post
 permalink: /blog/2009/01/artmeetstech_photogatapogee09/

diff --git a/_posts/blog/2009-01-21-astroworkshop_apogee09.md b/_posts/blog/2009-01-21-astroworkshop_apogee09.md
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 ---
-title: 'The Astronomy Workshop &#8211; APOGEE 2009'
+title: 'The Astronomy Workshop - APOGEE 2009'
 author: Ninad
 layout: post
 permalink: /blog/2009/01/astroworkshop_apogee09/

diff --git a/_posts/blog/2009-02-14-the-good-old-days.md b/_posts/blog/2009-02-14-the-good-old-days.md
@@ -12,30 +12,17 @@ tags:
   - school
 ---
 
-There used to be a time, when the only thing we watched TV for was cartoons&#8230;
-
-There used to be a time, when we would comb through libraries for the latest Hardy Boys and Harry Potter&#8230;
-
-There used to be a time, when we were innocent&#8230;
-
-There used to be a time, when the only thing that mattered were friends&#8230;
-
-There used to be a time, when the report card at the end of the semester was a highly dreaded peice of paper&#8230;
-
-There used to be a time, when we would make pure fun of our teachers&#8230;
-
-There used to be a time, when our parents and teachers were our first idols&#8230;
-
-There used to be a time, when all our actions were spontaneous, and not planned and conceitful&#8230;
-
-There used to be a time, when the candy at the canteen used to be a weekly treat&#8230;
-
-There used to be a time, when we dreamed big&#8230;
-
-There used to be a time, called childhood&#8230;
-
-There used to be a place, called school&#8230;
-
-They were the good old days&#8230; Never to come back again&#8230;
-
-I miss you all&#8230; **Ashish, Rohan, Saurabh, Udyam,  Anant, Manoj, Tejashree, Pushkar, Tejas**, and everyone from **RJEMHS **&** Xavier's**&#8230;
+There used to be a time, when the only thing we watched TV for was cartoons...
+There used to be a time, when we would comb through libraries for the latest Hardy Boys and Harry Potter...
+There used to be a time, when we were innocent...
+There used to be a time, when the only thing that mattered were friends...
+There used to be a time, when the report card at the end of the semester was a highly dreaded peice of paper...
+There used to be a time, when we would make pure fun of our teachers...
+There used to be a time, when our parents and teachers were our first idols...
+There used to be a time, when all our actions were spontaneous, and not planned and conceitful...
+There used to be a time, when the candy at the canteen used to be a weekly treat...
+There used to be a time, when we dreamed big...
+There used to be a time, called childhood...
+There used to be a place, called school...
+They were the good old days... Never to come back again...
+I miss you all... **Ashish, Rohan, Saurabh, Udyam,  Anant, Manoj, Tejashree, Pushkar, Tejas**, and everyone from **RJEMHS** & **Xavier's**...
diff --git a/_posts/blog/2009-02-18-acad-how-to-generate-random-characters-on-shell.md b/_posts/blog/2009-02-18-acad-how-to-generate-random-characters-on-shell.md
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 ---
-title: 'ACAD &#8211; How to generate random characters on Shell'
+title: 'ACAD - How to generate random characters on Shell'
 author: Ninad
 layout: post
 permalink: /blog/2009/02/acad-how-to-generate-random-characters-on-shell/

diff --git a/_posts/blog/2009-02-27-a-bug-in-psi-since-ubuntu-810.md b/_posts/blog/2009-02-27-a-bug-in-psi-since-ubuntu-810.md
@@ -22,4 +22,4 @@ I'd configured my older install of Psi (on an earlier install of Ubuntu) to use
 Almost when I was about to give up, Google showed me the Launchpad bug.  A few minutes later, with 'libqca2-plugin-gnupg' installed, and after restarting Psi, we were back in business.  Now, I am not exactly sure I understood the circumstances of the bug, but my guess is that it happened when the Ubuntu cryptography architecture moved to QCA2.  Whatever it was, gpg support in Psi was broken, without any notification in either Psi or Ubuntu sites documenting this.  So, for the sake of documentation, all those who wish to use Psi on Ubuntu 8.04 or higher, please check if you need to install '**libqca2-plugin-ossl**' and '**libqca2-plugin-gnupg**' when you find that you are unable to use a gpg key.
 
  [1]: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/psi/+bug/212813
- [2]: http://psi-im.org/wiki/Encryption
+ [2]: http://psi-im.org/wiki/Encryption
diff --git a/_posts/blog/2009-03-31-image-organizer-for-wordpress.md b/_posts/blog/2009-03-31-image-organizer-for-wordpress.md
@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ As the interface will be implemented using JQuery and AJAX, the user will be pro
   * **May 1-16:** College Comprehensive Exams.
   * **First week (May 23-30)**:Study some more WordPress code, paying specific attention to image handling functions from wp-includes/media.php, wp-admin/media-upload.php and Organizer plugin. Also, read up on making a plug in. Decide whether to use ImageMagick or to stay with GD, in consultation with the Mentors.
   * **Second & Third week (May 31- June 13)**: Figure out SVN and try out a few 'hello world' things first with it. Understand the PHP API of ImageMagick and relate that to the commands or Understand GD depending on the previous week's decision. Code #2
-  * **Fourth week (June 14-20)**: Code #4 &#8211; the image framing and sketch-ify functions.
+  * **Fourth week (June 14-20)**: Code #4 - the image framing and sketch-ify functions.
   * **Fifth & Sixth week (June 21- July 4)**: Code #1
   * **Seventh & Eighth week (July 5-18)**: Review, test and debug work done till now. Do various tests on the File Upload, and also on the Image Processing across platforms. Document the work done. Also, time for GSoC midterm evaluation.
   * **Ninth & Tenth week (July 19-August 1)******: Code #3

diff --git a/_posts/blog/2009-07-24-amarok-2-1-1-released.md b/_posts/blog/2009-07-24-amarok-2-1-1-released.md
@@ -18,4 +18,4 @@ Though, the playlist is still not as intuitive and easy to manipulate and search
 
 I had Amarok 2 installed on my Kubuntu for quite a few days, but the thing that sent me back to good old Amarok 1.4 was the fact that Amarok 2 was screwing up all the metadata for all my tracks.  It jumbled up the track titles and album names, and it became really difficult to search the right song.
 
-I do hope they fix these issues and get Amarok back to it's rightful place on everyone's systems.
+I do hope they fix these issues and get Amarok back to it's rightful place on everyone's systems.
diff --git a/_posts/blog/2009-08-04-how-to-tweet-using-your-own-php-script-1.md b/_posts/blog/2009-08-04-how-to-tweet-using-your-own-php-script-1.md
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 ---
-title: 'How to Tweet using your own PHP script &#8211; 1'
+title: 'How to Tweet using your own PHP script - 1'
 author: Ninad
 layout: post
 permalink: /blog/2009/08/how-to-tweet-using-your-own-php-script-1/

diff --git a/_posts/blog/2009-10-13-choqok-a-kde-client-for-twitter.md b/_posts/blog/2009-10-13-choqok-a-kde-client-for-twitter.md
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 ---
-title: 'choqoK &#8211; A KDE Client for Twitter'
+title: 'choqoK - A KDE Client for Twitter'
 author: Ninad
 layout: post
 permalink: /blog/2009/10/choqok-a-kde-client-for-twitter/

diff --git a/_posts/blog/2010-03-07-osscamp-pilani-march-2010.md b/_posts/blog/2010-03-07-osscamp-pilani-march-2010.md
@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ With Software installation fests, gaming parlour and various presentations and t
 **Support Required**: The organizers need help in the organization of this OSScamp in the following ways:
 
   * Participation at the event
-  * promote the event by spreading the word about the event &#8211; tweet, blog  posts, and social networks &#8211; use the hash tag [#osscamp](http://search.twitter.com/search?q=%23osscamp "#OSSCamp on Twitter")
+  * promote the event by spreading the word about the event - tweet, blog  posts, and social networks - use the hash tag [#osscamp](http://search.twitter.com/search?q=%23osscamp "#OSSCamp on Twitter")
   * suggest/connect with Foss projects so that they can set up displays at the  FOSS Den (expo) and promote themselves
   * contribute Linux installation media and goodies for the event
 
@@ -38,21 +38,21 @@ You can also take up a session and deliver a talk on any open source technology
 
 March 12:
 
-  * 08pm &#8211; 10pm: Social Sandbox: Open Source, Unconferences, India
-  * 10pm &#8211; 12am: Sessions and Talks (4 Slots Available)
-  * 12am &#8211; 02am: FOSS Hackathon
+  * 08pm - 10pm: Social Sandbox: Open Source, Unconferences, India
+  * 10pm - 12am: Sessions and Talks (4 Slots Available)
+  * 12am - 02am: FOSS Hackathon
 
 March 13:
 
   * Daytime: TEDx Pilani
-  * 04pm &#8211; 06pm: Install Fest
-  * 08pm &#8211; 10pm: Sessions & Talks (4 Slots Available)
-  * 10pm &#8211; 12am: Games Fest
-  * 12am &#8211; 02am: Social Sandbox: Using FOSS
+  * 04pm - 06pm: Install Fest
+  * 08pm - 10pm: Sessions & Talks (4 Slots Available)
+  * 10pm - 12am: Games Fest
+  * 12am - 02am: Social Sandbox: Using FOSS
 
 March 14:
 
-  * 11am &#8211; 01pm: FOSS Projects Demonstrations
+  * 11am - 01pm: FOSS Projects Demonstrations
 
 Besides this, a special FOSS Den will be open during the daytime for people to visit and learn more about FOSS. The FOSS Den will be an open exhibition hall for FOSS Projects. There will be video presentations on comparisons between open source and proprietary software and chart displays in the room. Volunteers will be there to present these to the visitors.
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Expand Up		@@ -15,4 +15,4 @@ One of the events that every BITSian looks forward to is a movie shown in the Au

		True, we do swear about the pathetic sound, the poor video quality of the video screened, and last, but not at all the least, the quality of movies screened. But, we still go to the Audi everytime the RAF notices are put up on the mess notice boards. Why? Because every BITSian has a love-hate relationship with RAF. The RAF experience is rarely about the movies themselves. People get better quality prints on LAN, which they can watch at their leisure. In fact, the RAF experience is about watching the movie with your entire wing (or your girlfriend/boyfriend, if you are that lucky) sitting right next to you. It's about laughing together, crying together and passing comments about what is being shown on the screen. It is about the shouts of '1,2,3,4, ??? ??? ?? ????????'. It is about the memories that will come back to us once we get out of BITS, go to a multiplex, see a fantastic scene, and feel like screaming to your heart's content.

		Here's what I wish from RAF: that it should continue it's work in preserving the BITSian cult, which it has become a part of. I also hope that the RAF committee members will kindly consider showing classics instead of showing the 4th flop of the season in a row.
		Here's what I wish from RAF: that it should continue it's work in preserving the BITSian cult, which it has become a part of. I also hope that the RAF committee members will kindly consider showing classics instead of showing the 4th flop of the season in a row.
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		The command used for making this:

		`$ montage -background "#FFEEBA" -border 5 -bordercolor "#000000" -monitor -shadow 80x+7+7 -tile 4x3 * montage.jpg`
		`$ montage -background "#FFEEBA" -border 5 -bordercolor "#000000" -monitor -shadow 80x+7+7 -tile 4x3 * montage.jpg`
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		I had Amarok 2 installed on my Kubuntu for quite a few days, but the thing that sent me back to good old Amarok 1.4 was the fact that Amarok 2 was screwing up all the metadata for all my tracks. It jumbled up the track titles and album names, and it became really difficult to search the right song.

		I do hope they fix these issues and get Amarok back to it's rightful place on everyone's systems.
		I do hope they fix these issues and get Amarok back to it's rightful place on everyone's systems.