Rahul's Frequently Asked Questions
Here are some FAQs I often receive through email; they are provided here for your juicy, or should I say, gory entertainment depending upon your point of view:
As a college student working on an assignment, may I quote relevant text from one of your webpages?
Yes, but only for personal, non-commercial use, together with proper acknowledgment of the source.
May I locally save or print a few of your webpages?
Yes you can, but only for personal, non-commercial use.
How was rahulgladwin.com created?
Back in 2006, I began posting back-of-the-envelope scratch notes online for better organization and sharing. Fast-forward a couple of years, and my site grew tremendously in size and popularity. Today, the website serves as a Google Authority Site for a variety of topics and consumes a lot in monthly bandwidth.
Where is this website hosted?
Rahulgladwin.com is hosted on a Virtuozzo virtual dedicated server (VPS) at eBoundHost based in Buffalo Grove, Illinois, United States. The hosting cost comes to ~ $22 per month.
Who designed rahulgladwin.com?
I designed this website myself.
Can you help me with my school homework?
No.
Would you be interested in a link exchange or directory submission?
No.
Would you like to volunteer for [insert name of organization, committee, business/social club, et al.]?
No.
Who are you, anyways?
I’m an electrical engineering graduate presently attending medical school in Chicago, Illinois. Furthermore, I'm a pianist and an avid bicyclist.
Where are you from?
Originally from northern India, I grew up in the Middle East before moving to America at the age of eighteen. I'm fluent in English & Hindi. I was present in Kuwait during the 1990 Iraqi invasion.
Doc, are you single?
Yes.
Anything else? Feel free to contact me through this form.
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