Also the date and time has something to say about the unanimity of the format. At this very moment we look at time the same way universally. Basically I don't believe in time being viewed in a different perspective. As a matter of fact there is nothing called time, like as to say, time is everything; both means the same. what do you say? :)
Wednesday, September 09, 2009
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Also the date and time has something to say about the unanimity of the format. At this very moment we look at time the same way universally. Basically I don't believe in time being viewed in a different perspective. As a matter of fact there is nothing called time, like as to say, time is everything; both means the same. what do you say? :)
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Monday, August 10, 2009
Panic Kills More Than Pandemic
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Friday, May 15, 2009
Excercise Your Franchise... if given a chance.
Coming back to the "Un-given Chance", most of the people I knew didn't vote this time, or they were not given a chance to. Most of their names has been missed in the list of voters. I had the same problem too. Further investigating what could have happened, I found some interesting facts on list preparation. The people deployed for preparing the voters list where send in the hot sun, they were exhausted even before they start the door to door enlisting. Once they reach some residence (in Chennai), they find Tenants, where as the owners of the house might be enlisted. The Answer they get from the tenants are that they don't know about people around the place or about the owners'. This makes their job pretty messy. As a result they can't do any good and either mark them as not found or shifted. This in turn rendered as a big list of voters with no names in the list they have. It was shocking for most of the voters, not finding their names and return after a long wait in the queue under the hectic weather. That disappointment is worse than anything. This kind of victimization has not left the celebrities too. I heard Kamal Hasan was affected too.
I wondered this never happened to any politicians... or did anyone had, mmmm!
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Tuesday, February 03, 2009
Nagesh: The Legend

His variety in characterization and delivering the dialogs along with an impeccable body language were classic. At times it may look like he doesn't want anybody to reproduce his act, such was his dedicated performance.
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Inhibition of new species on Earth
This Monday an announcement stated by some environmental enthusiastic Scientists, that they have appended 10 more new species of amphibians. The excitement has extended to reveal another set of discovery that enlists a range of birds totally exotic and some reptiles.
Looks like we are still cooking the evolution cauldron, where we still get new neighbours. Or are we not aware of them all along? Need to think on that!
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Thursday, October 30, 2008
The Ghosts we see, holloween special.
Does Ghost exist? Are they trying to contact us? Are the mediums freak? Well I'm not going to utter a single word to answer those kinda questions. But I would definitely step forward to explain or understand the phenomena. I believe its all in our cranial box.

A series of bio potential exchange happens in the brain the whole while. When exposed to an EMF for a considerably long time, there is a possibility that our brain kick start a smell process without the initial sniffing of the flower. And the other part of the brain recognizing it as the scent of rose, and the "Fright, flight and fight" area of the brain would alarm an abnormality. The scent of Rose without the rose. And misinterpret as spooky!
Well that was a long story short. It is said Ghost cause an EMF at their presence, may be! But it can also be the other way, a strong EMF causing our brain to see, smell, hear that is not existing. Another explanation to ghosts.
Later in my posts I would talk about how our feeling could reach others... that's another spooky stuff. You can comment or correct to what ever I have said above... You are welcome.
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Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Understanding Our Loved Ones...
Being together has brought the world to where it is now, the same sense that drove all the odd and kept us going and still keeping us in pace. LOVE. Loving someone is also one of the driving force to thrive life on the planet, the tingling surge is its energy. When all is done and the one we love, loves us likewise, then heaven has its meaning explained on earth.Learning to love the person is not a task but an art, after all love is the best gift you give yourself.
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Wednesday, October 15, 2008
World Handwash Day, first time in history.
UN has declared to commemorate its first World Handwash day. Following the declaration of the year 2008 as year of sanitation, October 15th has been declared WORLD HANDWASH DAY.
Message is, wash your hands for God sake people!
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Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Primates Plan Like People!
For most of us, primates are mere monkeys to our eyes. The truth is we might look as one to their eyes, may be.Through the time, enthusiasts have made studies that has moved us so hard that we find it difficult to believe the fact that Chimps do that thinking and has a great cognition. Once I saw a documentary in National Geography Channel, it was about the Chimps and its way of life in the wild. One among the amazing facts was that they organize crime. WHAT?! Organize Crime!... Yeah Buddy! They have it like us... The Instinct. Phew!
Now Studies have a proven theory that they also plan for their future! (give me a break!). The Lund University Cognitive Science had this study undertaken. Previously many studies (by others) have a theory that Chimps use tools. Well that is some kind of sign that they can plan. But the latest studies is mind blowing, how can they plan for their future? I still wonder, what could have been their plans. Unlike human counterparts they might not have plans for their next SUVs and grand mansion, don't tell me!
What so ever, it is clear that there are things in existence that we refuse to believe and can make us feel worthless of ourselves. Some facts - Chimps have almost 96% same human genes, HIV originated with monkeys - not Chimps, they are team players, selfless helpers and what not.
Lets go scratch ourselves!
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Friday, June 13, 2008
Friday the 13th

Today, by 2:30am, we had a heavy electrical siege at my office. Resulting, a large scale of damage to electrical and electronic instruments, that includes laptops adapters, monitors, Servers and some vital office infrastructures. Now, do I have to fear Friday the 13th or it is just a coincidence? I don't know!
Keeping aside the "numro 13 mania", the folklores, all the superstitions and the coincidence, I guess its weekend and its time to rejoice.
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Thursday, June 05, 2008
World Environment Day
As we observe this day as World Environment Day, it will be a nice think to do as to talk about the planet we call as home.Have you seen clouds, I mean stared to look deep into it. I always love to watch them, move and always love see the bright bulky cloud thats behind another dark one at the foreground. They always display the beauty of an exotic fairy wandering in a Fantasy Island or something... wo! too much imagination eh! These clouds are so unique that they are available only in the World in this entire galaxy (of course, as far as we know!). Its for us, only for us. We should be so lucky to have them. accompanying it are the trees, snow cap mountains, glaciers, sea, desert. I should stop piling this as everything is so perfect to be in this world for us.
As an ending note I would like to point a website that talked about the shrinking glaciers in Norway, the fading beauty. It is just the tip of an Iceberg, I meant the issue.
Save our home save our Earth.
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Wednesday, March 19, 2008
End of a great Odyssey! a Tribute to sir Arthur C Clarke.
One of the finest human achiever. He has poised himself as a great Author, an Inventor and most amazingly a futurist. His 2001: A Space Odyssey was an exceptional work that blew our minds. His rendition of the fact that the 'man's tools helped him evolve and at the end his tools control him', was kind of a jaw-dropper. His contribution to the scientific community has been inevitable.I never had a chance to see him in his life time, yet my friend, Petchiappan did, which was almost like me seeing him. Petchiappan and me share similar interests when it comes to all those stuffs Clarke deals. He met Mr. Clarke at his Colombo residence. As he recalls the historic meeting, he described the place was painted SCIENCE, wallpapers depicting the distance to the moon from his staircase, Posters of "THE STAR CHILD" form space odyssey and a forest of books. The snaps he took with him and couple of others stuffs there will cherish the memory of The Great Soul.
I was personally overwhelmed with Clarke's association with Stanley Kubrick. This dynamic duo rendered the words into celluloid and made a revolution in the movie media too. Though I have not read the book I have seen and amazed, 2001: A Space Odyssey. The Discovery Channel once aired a program which was hosted and concieved by Mr. Clarke was always a topic my friends took to discuss (actually amaze!) most of the times.
To conclude, not in a sad note, yet I would say, 'A great soul has taken off for its real Odyssey!
Goodbye Mr. Clarke
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Saturday, February 16, 2008
Fuel Price Hike, what's the alternative?
Nanotechnology is one among the astonishing accomplishment in the face of technology. Now alternative energy (I don't know whether I use this term or not) gets 'nanofied'. Researchers have come up with a 'Power Shirt', capable of generating small amount of electricity that can fuel small devices that's carried by soldiers, hikers or for people constantly in motion. Devices like GPS navigators.(courtesy: science daily. Images shows the magnified view of a zinc oxide nanowire cluster connected to a nanogenerator)
Not only nanotechnology, but bio-mechanical stuffs are also contributing for its share. The image shown beside is a electric generator capable of powering an iPod or a GPS for a walker who wears this knee brace.Whatsoever new technology may come up with new solutions, it us to use it wisely and conserve the precious energy we poses.
Think about it.
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Thursday, June 07, 2007
Microbes To Produce Hydrocarbon...
The days are not far away, when we use genetically engineered fuel. Bacterias that are genetically modified to store energy in them can be used to generate Hydrocarbons that can one day substitute the fossil fuel that we are using now. Read more here...
It is also feared that the genetically engineered bacteria must not interfere the food chain or something to cause any catastrophe.
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Wednesday, June 06, 2007
Olympic Logo!?... give me a break...

If you want to give your piece of mind, well the "Annotate" section always welcomes you.
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Monday, May 28, 2007
Say, that came a long way..
It's Raining Cats and Dogs:
In the those days, say 14th century or somewhere then, the houses had thick straw piled roofs. These thatched roofs where harbouring all the house pets like hens, dogs, cats and whichever finds a way to climb atop. It was warmer there. But in days of heavy rain they sometime slip and fall down off the roof, and hence came the say "it's raining cats and dogs". (Image courtesy http://www.vitalnetworks.com)The well-off, in those days, had slate floors and were slippery in the cold season, especially in winter. So they spread thresh (straw) to keep their footing. As the season wore on they keep adding more thresh, until it slips outside when doors are opened. To stop them oozing out there were wooden block placed to hold them, they are known as "thresh hold". Yeah you got it....
In those days most of the marriages were held in the month of May, as people used to take their yearly bath by April and they smelled pretty good that invoked them to get attracted (!?!) and married. Once they started to smell by the time of wedding, the bride carried her bouquet to conceal the odour. But the custom of carrying a bouquet is continuing, but the bath stuff I don't know...
England, when ran out of space to bury its dead people, Way back couple of centuries. They used to dig the existing graves and found scratch marks in the coffins, when reopened. It was believed, there were 1 out of every 25 such incidents. Realizing that the buried might have been alive and tried to escape from the death trap and fell prey to the fate, they came up with some new ideas. So they tied a string to the corpse and let it come through the ground and the other end was tied to a bell (if you have seen the movie "The Great Train Robbery", Donald Sutherland will be placed inside such a coffin, which had a provision to ring a bell from inside, to sneak into the secured part of the train, for obvious reasons). There will be someone waiting out side to watch for the bell to ring and they stayed all through the night, taking turns in the "graveyard shift" so that someone could be "saved by the bell". There was a custom of "wake" held in Irish families, and they don't mourn till they get conformed that the body has no more life in it, after couple of days wait. Most of the time these guys used to drink a cocktail of ale and whiskey, which knocks them for days and this made the others to think of the person is a dead one already. STRANGE!
Though these above information may have an alleged nature by itself, they are interesting to know... ain't they?
Thanks to Matt Simpson for sharing the info. If you've got any comments or know any cause to some say just annotate them too.
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Wednesday, May 23, 2007
Jackie Chan
I admire Jackie Chan right from my childhood. He is awesome when it comes to humanly tedious stunts and humor. His Movies have never failed to make us laugh. But behind the screen he has gone through a lot of pain and strain to become what he is now. This is a tribute to the incomparable artist and the human limits that a human can posses. I remember my friend Petchiappan has a video tape of Jackie's "The young Master", which he used to see a lot of times and tries to imitate the postures Jackie did. It is just one sample of Jackie's influence on Kids and all his audience. He never fails to keep his reputation too. He has hardly done his schoolings, but effort has raised him. He cannot utter English for a small moment of time, yet he has made his stamp in Hollywood. He has got his star in the Walk Of Fame. Starting as a stunt man, in his career, friends like Samo Hung, has given him a great hand of friendship and profession.
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Tuesday, May 22, 2007
An Inconvenient Truth - By Al Gore.

I also heard the Associate Press has contacted some 100 or so climate scientist to get the nod, for this thesis has some real science in it. Only after which the documentary was released. You would end up with awe, after knowing that we have also contributed for our share.
Though we talk a lot about global warming and can feel its effect, we take no measures to minimize the effect of anything to help the situation. The Documentary's success is that it doesn't talk only about the impact but shed some usefull suggestions to follow (which we can only dream off..) and the outcome would be a great resolve.

Excellent statistical references.
Well it is a must see documentary.
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