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It is the birthday of THALAIVAR the accepted festival of crores of tamil hearts. Here is a message in picture format...

Outlook released its top role models of Indian women. Here is the list... Sania Mirza: May be the greatest of the sensations this year. No need of justification for her selection and no words could explain her excellence... She has taken indian sporting arena to greater heights. A good example for the blend beauty and talent. She is sure to reach greater heights and can inspire numbers. Aruna roy: She worked at the SWRC until 1983, then moved to Devdoondri in 1990 and set up the Mazdoor Kisan Shakti Sangathana, a group which is a working example of a transparent organization. She is a strong supporter of the movement for Right to Information, which succeeded in getting the Rajasthan Right to Information Bill passed. She won the Ramon Magsaysay award for Community Leadership in 2000. Ela Bhatt: Ela Bhatt: Check the link wikipedia says more about her.. Preity Zinta: In India if you want to be famous easiest of the paths are politics and cine-field of-course no less of hardwork. When I sa...

Ganguly - fit enough ? , See here Go.Ganesh .

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Seems I can make whitesheet a cricket blog. Now-a-days cricketing news are filling me. But this fightback of WI is rather fascinating than that. Though the series is lost WI are scripting something. I am sure Australians are out of blue of this man Brian Lara! The third test is nicely poised as Lara has scripted another double and Australians at last are in trouble. Lara I think is a right man in wrong side. If he were an Australian or a burgher he would have surely gone parallel with Don Bradman. Cricinfo says more about his innings of today. The passage reads The performance the Australians had been wary of and the rest of the world had waited for through the Super Series and the first two Tests had finally arrived. The next stop is the Border crossing.

I was not a great follower of this guy. To me, the lights of his contemporaries clearly outweighed his' and comparatively they were gifted with better talent. Still he managed to operate headlines and proved capable of big things with his sheer determination. The contemporaries whom I am mentioning are Mohammed Azharuddin (upto 2000), Sachin Tendulkar and Rahul Dravid whereas the guy is Sourav Chandidas Ganguly. Cricket happens to be a everday event to almost all youths of modern India and I am no different. We used to chat, cherish, analyze and worship cricket (huh! It has been accepted as a religion by crores of Indians). I am an ardent fan of Mohd.Azharuddin during my school days. His elegance and wrist work are exclusive. When ten cricket lovers meet, it is obvious that atleast five will be Sachin lovers. He deserves that too. I don't wanted to be one among the bunch and so I opted for Azhar. But there came the big talents in mid 90s in the name of Dravid and Ganguly. I cou...

The stage is set like 1996 . 131 and 1 for 5 were the first figures marked against his name. Now it is almost a decade. Going through critical stage of his career, he has retained his position in the test squad. The selectors have said that he has been considered as an allrounder and his inclusion could add more balance to the team. I dunno how far they could justify their words but I am damn sure this would be the final opportunity for the legendary southpaw. NDTV reports that Sourav Chandidas Ganguly is included in Test team and now its (high) time for him to take up the challenge and come up with his pyrotechnics.

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Now listening "mella mella ennai thottu" from Vaazhkkai for consecutive days. Saw a program in Jaya TV on October 12th regarding Maestro Ilaiyaraja's live concert. Heard the prelude of this song in that program. Wow! what a composition. The violin piece is out of bounds. Something novel is getting me struck !!! To download this song visit coolgoose..

Heard a joke this morning.... Seems microsoft is only "micro" soft with its users..... Here is the joke.. Three male programmers were in the bathroom standing at the urinals.The first programmer finishes and walks over to the sink to wash his hands.He then proceeds to dry his hands very carefully. He uses paper towel after paper towel and ensures that every single spot of water on his hands is dried. Turning to the other two, he says, "At Microsoft, we are trained to be extremely thorough."The second programmer finishes his task at the urinal and he proceeds to wash his hands. He uses a single paper towel and makes sure 2that he dries his hands using every available portion of the paper towel: He turns and says, "At Intel not only are we trained to be extremely thorough but we are also trained to be extremely efficient."The third programmer finished and walks straight for the door, shouting over his shoulder: "We Linux programmers don't piss ...

Morning I received a SMS which read ..... "Your brain is a masterpiece. Its divided into two parts. One in the right and another in the left. In the right nothing is left and in the left nothing is right." The person who created this might have thought very well. But I am smart enough to publish it here. Now I am SMSing the link of this post...... :-)

We feel tired by working continuously, how long she can work continuously? Whenever she feels tired she just relaxes herself and relaxes her muscles too. She is none other than our earth. When she relaxes her muscles slightly we have to face some devastating situations. One such terrible effect is Tsunami. Here is what wikipedia says about Tsunami... Why have to fear about this killer wave? Pictures speak more than words. The above picture depicts the effects of this killer wave. This wave is really terrible and makes the living across the coastal regions hard. Why a country like India does does not have alert systems? If this is the case then why peninsular countries like India didn't have a Tsunami warning system or an alert system. Might be the complacency speaking its words ! Is that costs relatively higher? We are going to be a developed nation by 2020. Are we going to make a nation developed without providing the basic amenities like protection from natural calami...

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If you are an Indian, August on course gets out that patriotic part of from you. If you are from south India and had your upbringing and schooling there, you might have noticed that August is the month of cultural and social competitions given the full fledge to patriotic topics. On the other side if you are from north India you might have flew the tricoloured kites. Overall August stands for memories of historic respectful incidents. This time its bit different for me. Witnessing an epic drama not only lingers entertainmental values but also takes our respect for our historic heroes. Mangal Pandey - the rising was one such experience. The film had expectations to its greatest intensity. Celebrated actor, two years of tireless efforts, greatest of budgets, success of Lagaan and the story of the first revolution against the British rule formed the grounds for the hype created about the film. The film starts with a guerrilla theater by the elephant riders singing "Mangal mangal ho...

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COBOL in the eyes of Mr.Steve Gomori.... During my time with the CIS department at Ohio State I have come in Contact with several C/C++/Java/Perl students who will ask why an institution Would continue to teach COBOL . Isn't it being replaced? Isn't it out-dated? Haven't most places already converted to something else? No. No. No. Of course, they look at me like I just fell off of a turnip wagon and Had it back over me before I had a chance to stand back up. They're convinced, for some reason, that this is a dead language. They can offer no justification for this opinion, it just is. Pretty strong conviction for someone who's had no exposure to the industry. Maybe it's just hopeful thinking. There is a simple reason why it isn't being replaced and new development Is not being done in another language. The same reason why existing COBOL systems aren't being rewritten in another language. The reason? There is no alternative to turn to. What about...