Decline is no joke to Federer - The National
One of the best articles on the Champion in a long time. Brings tears to my eyes every time I read it.
Friday, May 13, 2011
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Takes All Kinds
In my head, this is who I see - towering, tanned redhead, with dreadlocks and a Scottish accent. Wearing a kilt. Or, a Robbie Williams, in a kilt. Yes, there is no accounting for taste and it takes all kinds of heads to get all kinds of jollies. But that's what he looks like.
A man who will help random little old ladies with their grocery shopping, play with their dogs. Someone who will flirt my mother into a good mood and know how to mix a great marguerita. Who will hold the door open even though I am perfectly able, and hold his alcohol. Wash up. Someone who knows the words to "Take A Chance" and the secret dance that goes with it. Someone honest, kind, comfortable in his own skin. Someone willing to take chances, be open-minded.
Someone who knows the meaning of honourable and knows that chicken in a bucket is still okay if the conversation is good. Someone with an opinion but who knows that it takes all kinds.
Someone who knows that its okay to be vulnerable, to be crazy in love, to not understand, where to draw the line. Someone who will let me know where we stand. Not cheat. Honour, trust and love. Someone with a basic respect for everything, everyone and himself.
A man who will respect my independence but kick my tough-guy act out the door and just wrap his arms around me when I need him to. Someone brave, non-judgmental, willing to chain himself to a tree if the cause is right. Someone who cares, embraces change.
Someone who is looking out for more than just himself and little more. Someone who can laugh and cry... but not too often. Someone who won't stand shit. Knows that everything going wrong is not PMS-related. Will write me odes, not mention I need to shave.
Someone who will think I am a goddess, even in my big flowery granny panties. A gentleman. Someone who believes in happy endings. A real man.
All right, long wish-lists aside, this is the deal. A lot of women don't really think there is any one kind of 'new-age' sexy man around. There is no one perfect man. Selfish jerks aside, they're all kinda nifty. Nope, no new-age sexy... Just the classic. The renaissance man. Honest, kind, caring, open to change, with an unshakable code of honour. Darcy (Jane Austen's and Bridget Jones'), Fonzie. Chuck Norris? All my youth's imaginary summer-loves fitted the bill.
But what it comes down to is this. The whole idea of little boys - gross, scabby little boys - collecting slugs, eating boogers, burping at will, smelling of cheese and drawing moustaches on Barbies in permanent marker... Well, suddenly, older, responsible, kind, looking into your eyes, holding hands, actually seeing you, liking you, knowing you don't have cooties... sounds great! Being there, looking good, being warm. And smelling really nice. Very nice. Very sexy.
A man who will help random little old ladies with their grocery shopping, play with their dogs. Someone who will flirt my mother into a good mood and know how to mix a great marguerita. Who will hold the door open even though I am perfectly able, and hold his alcohol. Wash up. Someone who knows the words to "Take A Chance" and the secret dance that goes with it. Someone honest, kind, comfortable in his own skin. Someone willing to take chances, be open-minded.
Someone who knows the meaning of honourable and knows that chicken in a bucket is still okay if the conversation is good. Someone with an opinion but who knows that it takes all kinds.
Someone who knows that its okay to be vulnerable, to be crazy in love, to not understand, where to draw the line. Someone who will let me know where we stand. Not cheat. Honour, trust and love. Someone with a basic respect for everything, everyone and himself.
A man who will respect my independence but kick my tough-guy act out the door and just wrap his arms around me when I need him to. Someone brave, non-judgmental, willing to chain himself to a tree if the cause is right. Someone who cares, embraces change.
Someone who is looking out for more than just himself and little more. Someone who can laugh and cry... but not too often. Someone who won't stand shit. Knows that everything going wrong is not PMS-related. Will write me odes, not mention I need to shave.
Someone who will think I am a goddess, even in my big flowery granny panties. A gentleman. Someone who believes in happy endings. A real man.
All right, long wish-lists aside, this is the deal. A lot of women don't really think there is any one kind of 'new-age' sexy man around. There is no one perfect man. Selfish jerks aside, they're all kinda nifty. Nope, no new-age sexy... Just the classic. The renaissance man. Honest, kind, caring, open to change, with an unshakable code of honour. Darcy (Jane Austen's and Bridget Jones'), Fonzie. Chuck Norris? All my youth's imaginary summer-loves fitted the bill.
But what it comes down to is this. The whole idea of little boys - gross, scabby little boys - collecting slugs, eating boogers, burping at will, smelling of cheese and drawing moustaches on Barbies in permanent marker... Well, suddenly, older, responsible, kind, looking into your eyes, holding hands, actually seeing you, liking you, knowing you don't have cooties... sounds great! Being there, looking good, being warm. And smelling really nice. Very nice. Very sexy.
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Open letter to God
Dear God,
This is going to be a really tough letter to write. I mean, the world has changed, dude. Most young people don't believe you exist. When in doubt, they google you, and you know what? Your PR guys need to be sacked for complete and total misrepresentation ; check out the rubbish thrown up by the search engine. Depressing stuff, man. Totally not cool.
It's about time you got smart and joined some social networking sites. Tweet away, darling. We want the real thing. Gyaan in your own words. And no special privileges for being God – 140 characters like everybody else, okay? Set up a Facebook account – don't you want to know how many ‘friends' you have on earth? Get your own interactive website and watch the fun.
Business first. Where were you when we in India needed you the most? I mean the country was holding its collective breath on September 30, waiting for ‘The Verdict' . Anything could have happened, who can restrain our hotheaded netas but your good self? But you were Missing In Action: nowhere on the scene, leading to much confusion as various groups fought over your official residence . Silly people! Every child in the world knows you prefer to live in the hearts of believers. What's the fuss over a monument? Do you really need one? Have you ever needed one?
As for the haalat of those three judges, they were landed with the toughest job in the world. Imagine being asked to decide which grand abode is your personal preference – a new temple or a demolished mosque? Nobody thought of asking you. If the monument is meant to please you, surely you should have a say in the matter ? Speak your mind while there is still time.
Fortunately, young people are more in tune with sensible solutions. Not for them the futile exercise of proving that this is indeed your favourite hang out. This generation is pretty smart. To them it doesn't really matter whether they party in this disco or that. So long as they have a good time.
This is your moment, God. Get up and do your thing. Strut your stuff. Throw some attitude . Tell those feuding fellas, you'll have none of it. They may ignore you completely since in any case you are incidental to this manmade controversy. There are so many worthier issues that need immediate and urgent intervention . Our bachchas need schools, colleges and toilets. Mandirs and masjids do not help their cause, but temples of learning do. Advise them to open their eyes to India's new realities; our restless youngsters are not interested in the politics of religion. They'll settle for jobs and a better life, any day.
Three judges had the unenviable task of decoding the sentiments of a billion-plus people. The judgment is apolitical and bold. Who can possibly please and appease almost one-fifth of humanity? Not even you. There is talk of ‘reconciliation' but nobody is saying what exactly that means. Besides, can there be a board meeting without the chairman , which is you? Better that we put this centuries-old issue behind us as quickly as possible before a foreign hand stirs up trouble. What say? Till then, you can chill.
-Shobha De, TOI
Original article here
This is going to be a really tough letter to write. I mean, the world has changed, dude. Most young people don't believe you exist. When in doubt, they google you, and you know what? Your PR guys need to be sacked for complete and total misrepresentation ; check out the rubbish thrown up by the search engine. Depressing stuff, man. Totally not cool.
It's about time you got smart and joined some social networking sites. Tweet away, darling. We want the real thing. Gyaan in your own words. And no special privileges for being God – 140 characters like everybody else, okay? Set up a Facebook account – don't you want to know how many ‘friends' you have on earth? Get your own interactive website and watch the fun.
Business first. Where were you when we in India needed you the most? I mean the country was holding its collective breath on September 30, waiting for ‘The Verdict' . Anything could have happened, who can restrain our hotheaded netas but your good self? But you were Missing In Action: nowhere on the scene, leading to much confusion as various groups fought over your official residence . Silly people! Every child in the world knows you prefer to live in the hearts of believers. What's the fuss over a monument? Do you really need one? Have you ever needed one?
As for the haalat of those three judges, they were landed with the toughest job in the world. Imagine being asked to decide which grand abode is your personal preference – a new temple or a demolished mosque? Nobody thought of asking you. If the monument is meant to please you, surely you should have a say in the matter ? Speak your mind while there is still time.
Fortunately, young people are more in tune with sensible solutions. Not for them the futile exercise of proving that this is indeed your favourite hang out. This generation is pretty smart. To them it doesn't really matter whether they party in this disco or that. So long as they have a good time.
This is your moment, God. Get up and do your thing. Strut your stuff. Throw some attitude . Tell those feuding fellas, you'll have none of it. They may ignore you completely since in any case you are incidental to this manmade controversy. There are so many worthier issues that need immediate and urgent intervention . Our bachchas need schools, colleges and toilets. Mandirs and masjids do not help their cause, but temples of learning do. Advise them to open their eyes to India's new realities; our restless youngsters are not interested in the politics of religion. They'll settle for jobs and a better life, any day.
Three judges had the unenviable task of decoding the sentiments of a billion-plus people. The judgment is apolitical and bold. Who can possibly please and appease almost one-fifth of humanity? Not even you. There is talk of ‘reconciliation' but nobody is saying what exactly that means. Besides, can there be a board meeting without the chairman , which is you? Better that we put this centuries-old issue behind us as quickly as possible before a foreign hand stirs up trouble. What say? Till then, you can chill.
-Shobha De, TOI
Original article here
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Devil sent the rain blues
It's been a hot couple of weeks and today it rained. Heavy. And beautiful. Just like back home. Bombay. I love the monsoons. I love getting wet in the Bombay rains. I love driving in the rain. I love to see the raindrops falling on the ground. The rain reminds me of Bombay. Of home. Of the smell of mud. Of my childhood. Of the gum boots I used to wear to school. Of wet socks and being too scared to take my shoes off in school to dry them. Of running to hide from lightning. Of Sid falling in the gutter and stinking all the way home. Of going to movietime to watch Dil Se with Karthik. Of Chaiyya Chaiyya.
The stalkee has reignited a spark somewhere. I have not felt this way in many fortnights. I know its not meant to be but I am going to enjoy this. Look forward to the weekend. Look forward to a sighting. To a conversation. To being left alone again.
I wanna walk in the rain again. I wanna be soaked again. I wanna hold and be held again.
S
The stalkee has reignited a spark somewhere. I have not felt this way in many fortnights. I know its not meant to be but I am going to enjoy this. Look forward to the weekend. Look forward to a sighting. To a conversation. To being left alone again.
I wanna walk in the rain again. I wanna be soaked again. I wanna hold and be held again.
S
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Intex IT-305WC Driver
Can be found here...
http://rs226.rapidshare.com/files/115655042/intexit305wc.rar
Write to me if you cannot download the file for any reason. I don't want anyone to spend the kind of time I did on finding this driver.
http://rs226.rapidshare.com/files/115655042/intexit305wc.rar
Write to me if you cannot download the file for any reason. I don't want anyone to spend the kind of time I did on finding this driver.
Saturday, August 29, 2009
Khushwant Singh's take on the partition
"Indians were never an integrated society. Besides caste and language divisions, the greatest was the Hindu-Muslim divide. They got along reasonably well but kept their distance from each other. There was never any real mixing of families visiting each other’s homes or even contemplating matrimonial relationships. The British fostered the feeling of separateness between the two. As the time neared for the British to leave, Muslims began to feel uneasy at the prospect of living in a Hindu-dominated India.
National divisions of India had been made before. Lala Lajpat Rai had made a rough map dividing India along communal lines. Later, Chaudhary Rehmat Ali coined the word Pakistan. Allama Iqbal, who at one time composed patriotic verses including Saarey Jahaan Se Achha, spoke of a Muslim state. Jinnah’s contribution to separateness was evolving the two-nation theory that Hindus and Muslims were two separate nations which would not live together in one state.
The feeling was echoed in the minds of middle-class Muslims across the sub-continent. After that no one, neither Gandhiji, nor Nehru, nor Sardar Patel nor Jinnah, could stop the process of religious cleansing of Hindus and Sikhs from Muslim-dominated areas. It may be recalled that as early as March 1947, Hindus and Sikhs were being driven out of towns and villages in north-west Punjab. There were communal riots in many Punjab cities, including Lahore.
By August 15, 1947, the migration of Hindus and Sikhs from Pakistan had become a bloody exodus. Sikhs and Hindus of east Punjab made sure that this was not going to be one-way traffic: they drove out Muslims from east Punjab with double the violence. It was the most catastrophic exchange of populations in the history of mankind, leaving a million dead and tens of millions homeless.
Pointing accusing fingers at Nehru or Patel or Jinnah serves no purpose. Not one of them, nor indeed all of them put together, could have stopped the process of Partition. They were helpless against the tidal wave of hatred generated by history. They were the real causes of the wars we have fought against Pakistan and the continuing conflict over the future of Kashmir. "
- The Jinnah Legacy, Khushwant Singh, Hindustan Times
Link: http://www.hindustantimes.com/The-Jinnah-legacy/H1-Article3-448406.aspx
My Take: Perfectly put, couldn't agree more.
National divisions of India had been made before. Lala Lajpat Rai had made a rough map dividing India along communal lines. Later, Chaudhary Rehmat Ali coined the word Pakistan. Allama Iqbal, who at one time composed patriotic verses including Saarey Jahaan Se Achha, spoke of a Muslim state. Jinnah’s contribution to separateness was evolving the two-nation theory that Hindus and Muslims were two separate nations which would not live together in one state.
The feeling was echoed in the minds of middle-class Muslims across the sub-continent. After that no one, neither Gandhiji, nor Nehru, nor Sardar Patel nor Jinnah, could stop the process of religious cleansing of Hindus and Sikhs from Muslim-dominated areas. It may be recalled that as early as March 1947, Hindus and Sikhs were being driven out of towns and villages in north-west Punjab. There were communal riots in many Punjab cities, including Lahore.
By August 15, 1947, the migration of Hindus and Sikhs from Pakistan had become a bloody exodus. Sikhs and Hindus of east Punjab made sure that this was not going to be one-way traffic: they drove out Muslims from east Punjab with double the violence. It was the most catastrophic exchange of populations in the history of mankind, leaving a million dead and tens of millions homeless.
Pointing accusing fingers at Nehru or Patel or Jinnah serves no purpose. Not one of them, nor indeed all of them put together, could have stopped the process of Partition. They were helpless against the tidal wave of hatred generated by history. They were the real causes of the wars we have fought against Pakistan and the continuing conflict over the future of Kashmir. "
- The Jinnah Legacy, Khushwant Singh, Hindustan Times
Link: http://www.hindustantimes.com/The-Jinnah-legacy/H1-Article3-448406.aspx
My Take: Perfectly put, couldn't agree more.
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Summer Divine
It was a tough sem in spring,
Barely managed a three point nine,
Most guys, to India fled,
I mostly hung out at a buddy's of mine
Me and some guys from school,
Setup a LAN, we played real hard,
...
...
...to be continued
Barely managed a three point nine,
Most guys, to India fled,
I mostly hung out at a buddy's of mine
Me and some guys from school,
Setup a LAN, we played real hard,
...
...
...to be continued
Monday, June 15, 2009
Monday, June 8, 2009
Fingers Crossed
Our team manager is leaving soon. Real nice guy and real nice manager. I have written to the team asking to be considered for the position. Let's see. I think being in that position will help my game. Although the way I have been playing lately, anything and everything I do will only help my game. Can't perform worse.
On a different note, am still awaiting my Speed Secrets book to arrive. Should be an interesting read.
On a different note, am still awaiting my Speed Secrets book to arrive. Should be an interesting read.
Thursday, May 7, 2009
Baby Step 2
2 games this weekend. League game with FXI against Hulks on Saturday. Semifinal with Cats against Acers on Sunday.
Goals for the weekend - If opening against Hulks, stay for atleast 12 overs. Score 1 run an over.
Notes:
Use backfoot to reach the line of the ball. No premeditated lobs over infield.
Actual performance -Opened against Hulks. Bowled for 1 off 7 balls. Saw the empty leg side boundary and expected a short pitch delivery. Ball was full length instead.
Rotated out for the Sunday game. Hope to play the finals on Saturday.
Goals for the weekend - If opening against Hulks, stay for atleast 12 overs. Score 1 run an over.
Notes:
Use backfoot to reach the line of the ball. No premeditated lobs over infield.
Actual performance -Opened against Hulks. Bowled for 1 off 7 balls. Saw the empty leg side boundary and expected a short pitch delivery. Ball was full length instead.
Rotated out for the Sunday game. Hope to play the finals on Saturday.
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Baby Step 1
Personal goal for game this Sunday - Atleast 2 dismissals while fielding; atleast 10 runs while batting
Actual performance - 8 runs off 33 balls. Game called off due to permit issues
Notes - Don't plant backfoot in the ground. Use the crease to reach the ball
Actual performance - 8 runs off 33 balls. Game called off due to permit issues
Notes - Don't plant backfoot in the ground. Use the crease to reach the ball
Monday, April 27, 2009
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
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Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Does my vote really count?
I didn't vote in India. Never felt that it made any difference whether I did or not.
According to me, a situation where a candidate loses an election by one vote will never occur. So I don't understand why my vote is so important. I also don't believe that the guys at the polling booth would cheat and cast a vote in my name, considering that I live in a decent constituency in Bombay, which is not very poor or uneducated, or known for such activities.
It may also have been that case that I didn't really like any of the candidates, or their party affiliations at a larger level, to make myself go through the trouble of getting dressed and going to the polling center and casting my vote as a sign of confidence in the system and the candidate's ability to run the system effectively.
What I want to talk about here is why I think my vote does not make a difference. Also why I think that all these campaigns sprouting up one after the other to encourage people to vote are well-intentioned, but they wouldn't bring about a change in the election results, or the type of candidates who contest.
Take a case where three candidates are contesting an election - Mr. Criminal, Mr. Filmstar and Ms. Women's-Quota. Let's assume that I don't vote and the three candidates get 1000, 800 and 200 votes respectively. Now, in the case that I had voted for Mr. Filmstar (if he was on a Congress ticket), then the tally would have been 1000, 801 and 200. Not much of a difference I think. Hence - my vote does NOT make a difference, and I did not need to go through so much trouble to find this out (yes it is too much trouble, and I don't necessarily like to make use of all my rights. You can now be ashamed of me).
The only case in which my vote would make a difference, is when someone else's decision to vote or not vote is tied to my decision. If someone says that they'll vote only if I vote, then I will definitely go out and vote, because now my vote DOES make a difference. Oh and by the way - I would make sure that we are voting for the same candidate, otherwise the two votes will cancel each other out and it will again be an exercise in futility.
The other point is about the campaigns. The average voting percentage in India is around 60%. Now, considering that the supporters of the various parties are evenly distributed across the country, statistics says that if 60% of the population votes, the results are going to be no different than those if 100% had voted. So, even though it's a noble cause, maybe we should use our resources more in trying to get better candidates to choose from, so that people will have a reason to leave their work and stand in line and vote.
Your points of view will be much appreciated.
According to me, a situation where a candidate loses an election by one vote will never occur. So I don't understand why my vote is so important. I also don't believe that the guys at the polling booth would cheat and cast a vote in my name, considering that I live in a decent constituency in Bombay, which is not very poor or uneducated, or known for such activities.
It may also have been that case that I didn't really like any of the candidates, or their party affiliations at a larger level, to make myself go through the trouble of getting dressed and going to the polling center and casting my vote as a sign of confidence in the system and the candidate's ability to run the system effectively.
What I want to talk about here is why I think my vote does not make a difference. Also why I think that all these campaigns sprouting up one after the other to encourage people to vote are well-intentioned, but they wouldn't bring about a change in the election results, or the type of candidates who contest.
Take a case where three candidates are contesting an election - Mr. Criminal, Mr. Filmstar and Ms. Women's-Quota. Let's assume that I don't vote and the three candidates get 1000, 800 and 200 votes respectively. Now, in the case that I had voted for Mr. Filmstar (if he was on a Congress ticket), then the tally would have been 1000, 801 and 200. Not much of a difference I think. Hence - my vote does NOT make a difference, and I did not need to go through so much trouble to find this out (yes it is too much trouble, and I don't necessarily like to make use of all my rights. You can now be ashamed of me).
The only case in which my vote would make a difference, is when someone else's decision to vote or not vote is tied to my decision. If someone says that they'll vote only if I vote, then I will definitely go out and vote, because now my vote DOES make a difference. Oh and by the way - I would make sure that we are voting for the same candidate, otherwise the two votes will cancel each other out and it will again be an exercise in futility.
The other point is about the campaigns. The average voting percentage in India is around 60%. Now, considering that the supporters of the various parties are evenly distributed across the country, statistics says that if 60% of the population votes, the results are going to be no different than those if 100% had voted. So, even though it's a noble cause, maybe we should use our resources more in trying to get better candidates to choose from, so that people will have a reason to leave their work and stand in line and vote.
Your points of view will be much appreciated.
Monday, April 20, 2009
DMS - Web Documents Error
Error: BSP exception: Application sap\cvaw_document_search can not be started. Create an application node using transaction SICF (on clicking the search button in Web Docs)
Fix: See SAP note 1038797 and use the report 'BSP_UNLOCK_LONG_APP' to unlock the former BSP pages. You have to execute the report in SE38 and enter the page name 'cvaw_document_search'. After pressing F8 the page is unlocked again and should work in WebDocuments.
Note: Also use the above report to unlock these other pages:
CVAW_DOCUMENT_CREATE
CVAW_DOCUMENT_CHANGE
CVAW_DOCUMENT_STATUS
CVAW_DOCUMENT_DISPLAY
CVAW_VIEW_DOCFILE (to view original files)
Fix: See SAP note 1038797 and use the report 'BSP_UNLOCK_LONG_APP' to unlock the former BSP pages. You have to execute the report in SE38 and enter the page name 'cvaw_document_search'. After pressing F8 the page is unlocked again and should work in WebDocuments.
Note: Also use the above report to unlock these other pages:
CVAW_DOCUMENT_CREATE
CVAW_DOCUMENT_CHANGE
CVAW_DOCUMENT_STATUS
CVAW_DOCUMENT_DISPLAY
CVAW_VIEW_DOCFILE (to view original files)
DMS - Digital Signatures Error
Error: Current digital signature process has been terminated
Fix: Check that you have a first name and surname for the user populated in SU01. Digital Signatures require both fields to be populated or it will give you this error.
Fix: Check that you have a first name and surname for the user populated in SU01. Digital Signatures require both fields to be populated or it will give you this error.
Friday, April 17, 2009
Shukriya Meherbani Karam
Things to be thankful for -
- Wonderful parents - liberal and trusting dad; doting, sacrificing and caring mother
- Valid US visa
- My job - keeps the bills paid, and lets me indulge in good food without feeling too guilty
- ...
Sunday, April 5, 2009
Mission Accomplised
Went out to watch a vintage car race today with the sole intention of coming back with a good shot which shows the car in focus, and everything else in blur, implying motion. Here are my fav shots:
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