This Week by Fleiger

After finishing with all "desi" ones, the detective series takes a break (What is the future of the series?)... "Adlergedanke" celebrates its second b'day ("Where are all the presents?" we ask)

These stories, and more, coming after the break... This is Adler, welcome to this week's edition of "This Week by Fleiger"...

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In today's main news: after writing about all the famous "desi jasoos", the series is taking a break. "The break will allow us some time to collect data about future series, which will include either 'Kids' or 'Foreign' ones", said the spokesperson in a statement issued today. The decision will be based on a poll, which is expected to be posted on the site very soon.

Meanwhile, in a related news, the creators of the series are also asking for comments or suggestions on the series. "If we have missed anyone you like, or if you want to write about your favourite (or most hated) "jasoos", send us the link to the article, so that we can link it in the series", the statement continued.

In other news, the "Top" posts on both the blogs continue to maintain their positions. "Adlergedanke" experienced one of the busiest weeks, but the heavy traffic failed to change the top positions.

Coming up, "New and Noteworthy", something special for the occasion. Don't go away, we will be right back...

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Welcome back... On the occasion of second anniversary of "Adlergedanke", Fleiger will be inaugurating "This Week in History", the links to the posts you would have seen if you had visited the blog last year, the year before that, and so on. The first link is skewed a bit, because the actual "first" post Fleiger wrote is no more.

As a part of the celebrations, there is also one more "secret" change in both the blogs. "We have changed something in just 1/2 most recent posts, which will continue in all coming posts. Do tell us if you can find it", said the spokesperson before running off to party.

On that note, this is Adler signing off at "This Week by Fleiger"... For any suggestions/improvements, leave me comments. Till next week...


P.S. Remember that "This Week..." is different than the normal programming when searching for "secret change".