Payanangal mudivathillai!

Hola guys...here I am back....!!!!!!!! after aaaaaaaaaaa long..I was even contemplating about shutting down this blog....tooo bizeee !!
well came accross this nice survey....

The ppl who know me very well wud say whaaaaaaaaaaaaat the!!
on seeing these results???? :)
Lemme know ppl!!


Character Stats:

Rogue (9)
Warrior (14)
Wizard (9)
Paladin (15)

Your Profile:

You're compassionate, forward-thinking, and devoted to doing the right thing. If you're still in school, your teachers probably adore you, even if your grades aren't very strong. If you work, you're more concerned with doing your job well than climbing the corporate ladder. When it comes to leisure, you'd rather pursue the arts, spend time in nature, or enjoy quiet time with a close friend than spend all night at a raucous party. You seek out peace, beauty, and harmony wherever you can find it.

Above all, you love helping others and bringing a little light to the world wherever you can. You have strong artistic talent, even if you haven't discovered it yet. You aren't a social butterfly, but the friendships you have tend to be long-lasting and devoted. You feel a deep sense of contentment when you have the opportunity to show someone how much you care.

Your Mission:

You were put on this earth to help others. They will trust you, because they are attracted to your sincerity, your kindness, and your willingness to do what's right. You are the one who has to stand up for the little guy, because everyone else is too busy looking after number one.

Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to Fix Something. Something small, or something big. Put a new chain on your brother's bike. Reconcile a family feud. Take a stray cat to the vet to be spayed. Donate blood. Fix a friend's car for free. Fix SOMETHING.

The Famous Adventurer of Silmaria trusts you to complete your mission. Don't feel guilty about procrastination - start now!

A Warning:

Try to remember: sometimes you need to fight for what you believe in. When someone steps on your rights, or the rights of others, you have to forget being "the nice guy/girl" and set things the way they should be. If necessary, befriend a Warrior and enlist him or her in your cause. Then just turn your Warrior loose and watch the fireworks.

Sometimes you're just going to have to face reality. Because you yourself are trustworthy, you tend to be too trusting. But not everyone is as kind and honest as you are. You may need a Rogue on your side to let you know when you're being hoodwinked, swindled, or made a fool of.

What Next:


My Inner Hero - Paladin!





I strive to help others, and to bring truth and harmony to the world however I can. Whether times are good or bad, you can always count on me. I'm a shoulder to cry on, a champion for the helpless, and an all around nice person.


U can take the quiz here :D Click here to find your own inner hero.


I am not commenting on the results...en than thalelaye manna vaaari pottupaane??
correct thaana??

eppadikku
Vijay

He was a sweeper...Such a meticulous sweeper that he has had laurels for his ways and means of sweeping. One day in the morning he came to work and as usual started sweeping real good, suddenly some thing happened "THuD" somebody slapped him...
Unfortunately some thing went wrong totally, he miscalculated. He was trying to sweep a married woman off her feet :D, and got slapped :D

Bad time really bad time, my rank slipped by a few hundred due the few silly mistakes that i made in Physics. I was in a bad shape, every body was trying to console me. Got admission to one college and then changed to another college. The grind of engineering started

MS start, the start of a new era in my life, masters in electrical engineering. The first day the first class, guess what the subject I hated most in undergrad Fundamentals of solid state electronics the other courses were digital circuit design and Advanced silicon processing.

The solid state course prof came, and said he wife just gave birth to a baby and that he is quite tired an so on. I thot he is gonna introduce the course just talk a bit about it and keep going. Instead what did he do? gave us our first assignment, freaking twenty problems and finished two chapters. I was awestruck...I mean if he is tired and does this, I could only imagine the pace of the course, and it was full of device physics, electrons and holes have been my friends from then :D

The ASP course, I never understood any thing for a long while, the prof kept on talking about a reducing some length, apparently the was the gate length in a MOSFET. I imagined all sorts of lengths, but never even imagined that one.

New place new courses, new work, I was working as a computer assistant in the computer center. I have never been so frustrated or longing for money in my life. I was getting paid $500 per month, pathetic times. Didnt perform well, but that was just the start, I have come a long way from that state.

My first year of employment after slogging for freaking four long years in MS. My own car. Made more trips to that in the last 5 years. Went to New york - times square for new year celebrations, Philadelphia for thanksgiving, Austin, Atlanta, Washington dc, California -- San diego, Los angeles. Used to get out almost every week end, and the innumerous trips to the the local lakes and parks in Phoenix.

Had completed 5 years of staay in Phoenix, the longest I had stayed in any place, I loved the place, I miss it now. That places seems like home to me than any other place.

Best achievement of all, had taken up to learning guitar, succesfully completed 3 semesters, and the great India trip, I hadnt gone back to India ever since I had come here back in 2001.

The grind of new job, 11+ hours most days. New place, new job, new people, new sorroundings. feels like its starting all over again, just that I know what I am doing.

Seems like life is a cycle, just that after each cycle u become better as a person?
The most interesting fact remains that "Its all in the mind isnt it"?

I have been seeing quite a lot of discussion about the credibility of new reporting organization vis-a-vis statements such as "this news org shudnt have reported news in this manner regarding this crap!!! or what ever". My question is very simple, in this cacophonic world, there is no so called news reporting dharma and all. Everybody has to take sides, or else they wont survive. Even CNN's chief has said in an interview that news reporting is a business, its like selling stuff, u tell people what they wanna hear,I know it collides with the dharma of factual reporting, but unfortunately a business is a business. Plus another point, people take things into a different angle, when the topic of the new is about them.

I am not quoting anybody here [i have done that before and got my hands burnt :D], I know one instance where there was a article about kerela in outlook, if I remember rite the title of the article was something like let god have his own country. The article highlighted the so called social role model that the state is portraying to the world. Obviously all the mallus around the world, were up in arms and they were like comparing Bihar with kerala, demanding apology from outlook and all.

My foot!! all these freaking people know that all these problems exist, but when somebody points it out, they become angry!! strange isnt it??? Well I had only one answer to the point, Bihar never claims itself as "Gods own country".

Fundamentally what happens is that we IGNORE the issue and concentrate over a host of peripheral paraphernalia attached to it!!

Isnt this what we have been doing for a while! time to change!!!!!!!

It is very easy to declare an article as biased unless you get varied opinions, if you dont like them, go get a second opinion, it is as simple as that rather than taking things personally!!!!!!!!!!
The reason I wrote this, coz of the recent article in BBC regarding female infanticide in India and some associated articles
[WA not u :D]


Attitudes!

Another recent fad, among a section of people that I am interacting with people in India Check it out.

He: Hi eppadi irukkel
He2s amma: nanna irukken
He: he2 eppadi irukkan, hows his job.
He2 amma: nanna irukkan, software la irukkaa, avanukku avlo interest ellai
he: en vela seriya ellaya
he2s amma: entha kalathula pasanga ellam software na cha nu sollaraanga!
he: oh!!!!!



I cant beleive this, a few years back when the few non engg graduates who used to pass out of the engg colleges, theru theruvaa alanju, they used to do pathetic jobs. I stress here, he2 in the conversation is Bsc guy, there were literally no jobs around for those guys..when compared to other trades, and now since software jobs are these they have become second grade!!!! Now isnt that something every body shud cheer about hip hip hurray!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mind u not that the outlook for engg graduates was good either those days!!


This is great news. Fantastic, I knew we would turn around and get back to that path of digusting "typical" attitudes. I mean how do we develop these attitudes now, quite an interesting proposition isnt it? or who is pushing such attitudes to students at early stages of their career?

This is what I had to tell he2 and his mom ,
"oru kalathula, Bsc padicha theru theruvaa alaanja evanum picha kooda poda maataaan..ippo software korachalaa pochaa ongalukku."

I know this is a bit harsh, I felt this was something I had to tell!!

Ours is a young economy, we cannot/should not garner such attitudes, considering what the situation was a few years ago. I was so happy to hear that all the companies in India were hiring irrespective of their backgrounds, it shows the maturity of our industry.

I am not saying that you should not have ambitions and so on, but do not try to underestimate anybody. If you dont like software job, dont do it...but dont badmouth it, coz with out it our country would have continued to be the umpteeenth world economy which it was a decade ago with the so called hindu growth rate!!!


The concept of "dignity of job" lot of people dont understand.
I dont understand what education has given these people.They were much better off with out their education. “Classic case of education spoilt them “.

Finally such attitudes are very dangerous for a boooooooooooming economy like ours!! where the number of people still in the boooooooooooooooooming "IT" industry and so negligible that they can be considered as statistical errors!!

Mind u individual attitudes are very important!! Its the collective thinking of the next generation of people that shapes any country.