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Google AJAX Search API (Beta) Google Code Home > Google AJAX Search API > Wizards > Book Bar Wizard AJAX Search API Start Using the API AJAX Search Wizards Developer Guide Class Reference Code Samples Community Samples Knowledge Base AJAX APIs Blog Developer Forum Search Google Code Book Bar Wizard - Put Google Book Search Results on Your Web Page Embed a book bar on your web page and let your users see Google Book Search results for search expressions that you define. Customize how the book bar should be displayed, and this wizard will write the code for you. Customize it Orientation: vertical horizontal Search Expression: Note: You can either specify a single expression or a comma separated list of expressions powered by Tell us about your web site This control is based on the Google AJAX Search API. This API requires a free API key that's associated with your Google Account and the URL of your web site. By using this API you are agreeing to the AJAX Search API terms of use. Site URL: Generate code for your web page Loading... Your customization has changed. Regenerate code The code has been updated. Copy and paste the following where you want your book bar to appear. Do not place it within the ... section of your page unless you plan on relocating the
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Showing posts with label Life. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Life. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 23, 2009

Paranoia

We live in an world of paranoia.Paranoia can be broadly described as an exaggerated distrust. In the past, paranoia used to give rise to legends and myths and also strengthened Man's faith in God. But in modern times, paranoia has taken on a new dimension. These days, all incidents are over-analysed and the worst scenario is always the most popular one. An Air France flight crashed in the


Tuesday, June 16, 2009

Patriotism

What makes one a patriot and what doesn't?Some time back, I was discussing government spending in Mauritius on a blog when someone told me that I should not worry about it since I don't contribute any money to the government coffers. The person was implying that it was none of my business since I was not living in Mauritius. This has happened to me too often. People tend to think of me as a


Sunday, April 26, 2009

The pitfalls of social networking

Facebook is one of the most popular social networking websites in the world, with around 200 million users. But it recently lead to the sacking of a Swiss woman.The Swiss woman was on her day off but her employer, through a bogus Facebook profile saw her active on the website after she told them she was too ill to go near her PC. The employer apparently created the fake profile and became her ‘


Tuesday, March 24, 2009

Secrets of a long life

I work in a life insurance company and we recently got the results from a number of studies about the rates of mortality in the UK we had ordered. These are particularly important when we have to price life insurance policies, calculate a capital reserve for them and various other things. It also makes for fun reading to know how certain living habits can make a difference to how long you live


Wednesday, March 11, 2009

Mauritius 2030

When our tiny island of Mauritius acceded to independence on that fateful day of the 12th of March 1968, exactly 41 years ago, probably no-one would have imagined the economic and social miracle which would unravel. It has not been all rosy though. In the 21st century, Mauritius has been facing new challenges, ranging from economic to security challenges and without forgetting political


Friday, February 13, 2009

How do you love?

Love. This magical word has enthralled generations and generations of people. Our lives revolve around it. Unfortunately, the word is bandied around so easily these days that it has become almost too ordinary and there are 2 million versions out there of what love really is. Love has evolved from a most unique concept into innumerable mutations or, the way I like to call it, a hotchpotch of


Tuesday, April 22, 2008

Exams and general complaints about human nature.

Why do we have exams? Ok, you can say we should be assessed on how we cope with problem solving given a strict time limit. But why do exams have to be the bulk of all assessments?? Why can't we have more coursework and more projects? Surely, they would enhance our personal skills further rather than just increase and test our academic knowledge! If I were to become the dictator of a country (or