A place for me to speak-out. A chance for my soul to seek...
' Had I the heavens' embroidered cloths,
Enwrought with golden and silver light,
The blue, the dim and the dark cloths Of night and light and the half light, I would spread the cloths under your feet;
But I, being poor, have only my dreams;
I have spread my dreams under your feet;
Tread softly because you tread on my dreams '
- William Butler Yeats
Sunday, December 25, 2011
Friday, November 25, 2011
Maestro of Sitar... Pt. Ravi Shankar and Anoushka Shankar's album Breathing under waret (2007)
Saturday, November 12, 2011
arduino LCD Display. Tamil characters
Wednesday, November 09, 2011
Silence - A poem I read somewhere
Friday, September 02, 2011
Who said meetings aren't always productive... Meeting can be creative too..
Saturday, August 27, 2011
Victory of the people against corruption - A true democracy
Friday, August 05, 2011
Driving readers crazy.. Selling dreams of nought...
Saturday, July 09, 2011
Battered and out...
And all the things that i did to me so smeary
Still standing but battered
The pain that keeps me all so cluttered
The miles I tread seems getting longer
As the wind and darkness seem to grow stronger
Undeterred I try still keep chasing on
Un-fluttered the darkness still keeps stalking on
Distant dreams seems just a mirage
Adding just one more year to my age
Last tasted success seems eons ago
Leaving me stranded with so many miles to go
The days are getting longer and loner
Smacking a reminder that im just another goner
Trembling legs tumbling tears i still try
To break the shackles from the cobwebs of my life
Years in a jiffy seem to roll me by
As life seem so still and im laying bye
Sometimes i wonder cursing me why
Withered and battered still i lie
can't believe I'm so broken inside.
for i've failed to keep my self aside
Nothing else here seem to matter anymore
Don't think I have it in me no more
Courage is what I once had so high
Ravaging with time as it feels the end game draws nigh
Dreaded yet I try keep walking on
The dire straits of my life hardly seem to move on
So many threats and fears, so many wasted years
Before my life can actually be won to be my own
And yep there were some rare moments of gold
With lot many stories gone untold
And yep there were flashes of light
filled with hope of may and might
We see just what we want to see
So you feel just what you want to be
Hoping that everything is coming back to me
I hope I'll just be what I was to be
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Gandhian Era II - Evidence by a swiss magazine on rajiv's swiss assets, On looting the county
Does it really matter who fights for attention towards revealing the identities of those who have invested in banking safe heavens... it hardly matters whether Anna Hazare, Ramdev, Bushan's or Bedi's or whoever for that matter fights for the cause. The crux of the matter is we have tainted people ruling us and it hardly matters of what gradient they were. They need not recognise the civil society for whatever reason they might say like which one of them is tainted... anna is using luxury hotels, ramdev has a fortune at hand and luxury houses worth crores at some exotic locations, Bushan has vouched for several false cases etc., do they ever care to look back at them?? as to how many folds their property and income has increased from one term to another of their MP's, Ministers .
Well there is a saying in tamil. "Unless the thief himself decides to reform himself it cannot be extirpated". Its highly unlikely that the modern day thiefs sitting on the top echelons would ask for the details even the swiss might consider giving.
This could only favor the recoup of sorts thats emerging of late around the world where people have demonstrated they can change regimes if they think they've had enough. whether its in the form of representatives of the civil society or by some other means, a new revolution will soon emerge and will change for the change that is inevitatble.
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Saturday, June 25, 2011
Solving the 4x4x4 Cube - The Rubik Revenge - New Obsession
Tuesday, April 05, 2011
CNN Hero - Narayanan Krishnan
Hats off to him...
Sunday, March 27, 2011
The dirty side of money
I kind of vaguely remember a documentary in NGC about finding the cause of an epidemic that affects the respiratory tract and people are even strangled to death. The findings of which turned out to be spreading due to some kinda Ecoli (Escherichia coli O5O7 I guess) present in fruits, rotten tomatoes carried over to the other places and could survive even when froze to sub temperatures…
Now the funny side of it is.. Earning less too turns out to be a blessing in disguise… at times ofcourse… J
Cheers
Subu
The dirty side of money
DIVYA GANDHI
BANGALORE, March 25, 2011
· All currency notes, 96% coins carry pathogenic species
· Sanitise hands after handling currency, advises paper
Currency infected with bacteria: study
An employee counts currency notes at a cash counter in a bank in Agartala. — Photo: Reuters
A new study published in the latest edition of Current Science has found that every single currency note and 96 per cent of coins carry various strains of bacteria, of which at least three species are highly infectious.
If that weren't enough, this widely handled article may be assisting in the spread of drug-resistant strains of bacteria, found the paper, one of few such studies conducted on Indian currency.
The research paper, titled 'Screening of currency in circulation for bacterial contamination' was authored by Akshay Sharma and B. Dhanashree of Kasturba Medical College, Manipal University.
As part of their study, the researchers each collected 25 samples of currency notes and coins, using a random sampling technique.
Responsible for diseases
Microbial screening showed that a surprising 96 per cent of coins and 100 per cent of the currency notes were found to be contaminated with different bacterial species. Of these, three pathogenic species — Staphylococcus aureus,Klebsiella spp and Escherichia coli – were found to be responsible for various gastric and respiratory diseases.
Antibiotic-resistant
Tests showed that the bacteria were considerably resistant to commonly used antibiotics. For instance, S. aureus showed 100 per cent resistance to penicillin, while 50 per cent of Klebsiella spp were resistant to piperacillin. E. coli was resistant to ampicillin and piperacillin.
Bacteria such as Klebsiella spp. were known to cause hospital-acquired infections, and are most commonly involved in respiratory tract infections.
The paper advised medical professionals and food handlers, in particular, to sanitise their hands after handling currency to prevent cross-contamination.
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Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Sports Preview shows - Mediocre Media and those mean men...
Thursday, February 03, 2011
Another chance.. too close to be lost...
Hey guyz...
Just to update you all, I just am in pursuit of perhaps what could be one last chance to trek along the valleys to my dream....
Wish me luck guys... for im on a run-away train with just hope left in me to get back to where it all begun.... Just for a chance to start it all-over again...
Will update ya all soon..... as to whether i did made it or flunked is as if by habit...