Varuthamilla Vaalibar Sangam

Hello....Naan Varuthamilla Vaalibar Sanga Thalaivar pesuren... machaans... I have started a new blog spot. This is for us guys... The name of the blog is "Varuthamilla Vaalibar Sangam" (In English: Don't Care Guys Association"!!!!!!!) Hope the name itself conveys the blog's description...ha ha. so i need to send invitations to all varuthamilla vaalibars machi... i request all guys to send post your correct mail IDs so that I can add them as members... c'on and I welcome all Varuthamilla Vaalibars to join the blog group. Mahen

I, me & myself

I have put up the second chapter of "My Identity" at "Quod scripsi, scripsi".

Thaaanga mudiyala...

dai manny... unakku vandha forward la pera maathi... unakkum ramkum nadandha chat'nu engalukku kaaadhu kuthariyey... yennada... vela onnum illaya office la... romba free'a irundha sollu.. naan unakku edhavadhu vela tharren...

Technical Troubleshooting...

Here are some conversations that actually happened between me and Ramgopal one day... Ramgopal: "You've got to fix my computer. I urgently need to print a document, but the computer won't boot properly." Mahendran: "What does it say?" Ramgopal: "Something about an error and non-system disk." Mahendran: "Look at your machine. Is there a floppy inside?" Ramgopal: "No, but there's a sticker saying there's an Intel inside." !!!!!! Mahendran: "Ok, now click your left mouse button." Ramgopal: (silence) "But I only have one mouse." Ramgopal: "Excuse me can I use this disk? It has a hole in it. Mahendran: "Do you have 3 1/2 inch diskettes?" Ramgopal: "No, I only have 3 of them." Mahendran: "I need you to right-click on the Open Desktop." Ramgopal: "Ok." Mahendran: "Did you get a pop-up menu?" Ramgopal: "No." Mahendran: "Ok. Right click again. Do you see a pop-up menu?" Ramgopal: "No." Mahendran: "Ok, sir. Can you tell me what you have done up until this point?" Ramgopal: "Sure, you told me to write 'click' and I wrote 'click'." Ramgopal: "Now what do I do?" Mahendran: "What is the prompt on the screen?" Ramgopal: "It's asking for 'Enter Your Last Name.'" Mahendran: "Ok, so type in your last name." Ramgopal: "How do you spell that?" Ramgopal: "I received the software update you sent, but I am still getting the same error message." Mahendran: "Did you install the update?" Ramgopal: "No. Oh, am I supposed to install it to get it to work?" How was that... Poor Ramgopal...Poor Hughes... haha. Mahen

Thanks da

Thanks da machaan... But right now i just can do one good thing... Pray sincerely for that link to remain alive till the time when i want to write my business plan... But for that, I cannot get into writing a business plan now for my IntelliNet Corporation machi...haha...(afterall it is a startup (idea and not a company as such)...) BTW...recruitments are on for IntelliNet (But, dont worry!!! company is yet to be started) Mahen

a dream come true

I've dreamed of this, and now it is amazing to see it in action. I wonder how much it would cost? And Manny, here is a little bit of advice as you proceed on your Fortune 500 highway. A long time ago, I got a comphrehensive report on me. The first chapter is put up at "Quod scripsi, scripsi"

thinkin about it

Urban Life, no words to describe it. Full of hectic pace, people rushing by, cars whizzing past, there is no time for people to be people. You find extremes - people rushing past an accident victim and people rushing to help them. Strangers, that's what we are. To ourselves. To others. At times, strangers to our own kith and kin. But would you trust a stranger? Read the article. It was an eye-opener. I have always been fascinated by the phrase "Random Acts of Kindness". I don't remember where I first heard or saw it. A search revealed quite a few interesting links. Here is a short summary:

Kindness Defined and or Explained by Chuck Wall, Ph.D. An act that positively influences the life of both the giver and the receiver is a kindness. It doesn't have to cost money or be difficult to perform. It can be spontaneous (random) or premeditated. It can be as simple as a smile or a thank you, and as complicated as starting a non-profit organization to benefit those in need. Kindness has four working parts: dignity, respect, compassion, and humility, If you have all of these things for yourself, then you will be able to share them with others. If we reach out with dignity, respect, compassion, and humility, we are likely to feel it being returned. Actively seeking out opportunities to assist others will naturally bring a certain amount of warmth and feeling of self-worth to each of us. It feels good to help others and others feel good knowing someone wants them to help. "Consideration" and "helpful" are words often used to describe a kind deed. Kindness is what you define it as, rather than what someone else thinks you should believe it is. I suggest all people actively attempt to live by my phrase, "Today I will commit one random act of senseless kindness. Will You?"

Get ready to commit one random act of kindess. But before that, take a moment to read the rules of cricket. I'm still listening to "She". still searching for answers...