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The next time you feel the spirit move you to give an expectant mother advice -- as if you're her ob-gyn and know about her business south of the border -- please, don't. Anyone who's ever been pregnant knows how annoying this can be, which is why it's beyond frustrating that Olympian Sydney Leroux has to clap back at pregnancy know-it-alls. No expectant mom should ever need to!
The 26-year-old soccer phenom took to Instagram recently to shut down shamers who hate her pregnancy activities.
Why anyone would tell Sydney she's "going to give birth to a dead fetus" and that she "killed her baby," because Mom enjoys staying active while pregnant, is beyond me.
It's unfortunate that I have to say something but after a number of comments like: 'you're going to give birth to a dead fetus' or 'you just killed your baby' I have to remind you that this is MY body. MY body is the body that is creating life. MY body is the one that has stretch marks and cellulite and varicose veins and sore hips and back pain that runs down my legs. MY body is the body that is tired and sore and emotional and the happiest it's ever been. So if I want to jump in a pool, go on a tube and slowly ride around with my husband, dance like an idiot or work out I am absolutely going to. Leave your awful comments to yourself and let me enjoy MYSELF and MY body the way I want to.
As Sydney kindly reminded "fans" who had an issue with her more recent excursions:
I have to remind you that this is MY body .... MY body is the body that is tired and sore and emotional and the happiest it's ever been. So if I want to jump in a pool, go on a tube and slowly ride around with my husband, dance like an idiot or work out I am absolutely going to. Leave your awful comments to yourself and let me enjoy MYSELF and MY body the way I want to.
Gon' ahead and tell them, Sydney!
More from CafeMom: 18 Adorable Celebrity Maternity Pics That'll Make You Wish You Were Preggers
Does an Olympic gold medalist and FIFA Women's World Cup soccer winner really need to get questions about potential dangers involving a soccer ball? (That answer is no.)
Should those who are quick to give folks a piece of their mind assume Sydney was putting her baby in harm's way on the water -- without giving consideration to the fact that Mom likely did in fact consult the necessary people before doing so? (That answer is no, too.)
Starting to see a pattern here?
If you can't find anything nice to say, don't say anything at all. It's that simple, and helps prevent hate from being spewed around. Moms-to-be already have enough to worry about on their plate -- and the last thing anyone needs to hear is such horrible criticism.
While I'm certainly not on the level of a professional athlete, like Sydney, I was very active throughout both of my pregnancies. Whether enjoying a run, lifting weights, taking a Zumba class, or continuing with kickboxing, I, too, have been on the other side of nasty stares and comments. (My motto was always "keep up, or shut up.")
More from CafeMom: Our 12 Most-Pinned Pregnancy Tips of All Time
This is why it's so important for all of us to remember one important fact: We're different.
Some people have different fitness levels than others. Some expectant mommies get the thumbs-up to do certain activities from their doctors. None of us knows what is and isn't recommended behind closed doors -- so we need to refrain from passing judgment, no matter how hard it might be.
Sydney, I commend you for getting out and enjoying life. If you're able to, you should -- and you shouldn't receive any harsh words for doing so.
There are far more important things to worry about in this life than what a pregnant women is or isn't doing.
(You'll live longer without the unnecessary stress.)
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Awards for Wiltshire quartet
Four probation workers from Wiltshire have been praised for their work and commitment by the High Sheriff of Wiltshire, Lady Sarah Gooch.
Lady Gooch visited Bristol, Gloucestershire, Somerset and Wiltshire Community Rehabilitation Company's (BGSW CRC) Chippenham office in February to present the High Sheriff of Wiltshire Award for service user engagement and commitment to good outcomes for service users.
The overall winner was Chris Bath, a probation officer from the CRC's Swindon offender management team for his positive, solution-focused attitude, offering endless levels of practitioner and emotional support to all staff.
Chris has volunteered time after time to cover duties and take on new cases, delivering excellent performance and quality interventions that uphold the key values and ethics of probation work. Chris generates high levels of respect from service users and colleagues alike. His calm, engaging and reflective approach enables him to build an effective working relationship with the service user, placing them at ease, raising cognitive dissonance and encouraging change.
In addition, Highly Commended awards were received by three other CRC workers – Tracy Marquiss from Community Payback, Heather Durbin from the Trowbridge offender management team and Coral Clarke from the programmes team.
Lady Gooch said: "It was a real pleasure to see old friends and to meet some new dedicated members of the team. I so admire the work you undertake, you are the unsung heroes of the criminal justice system."

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Union Cabinet approved MOU signed between India and Japan in the Field of Silk Industry
Union Cabinet has approved the MOU signed between India and Japan in the field of research for silkworm and silk Industries. The MOU was signed in November 2016 between Central Silk Board (CSB), India and National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences (NIAS), Japan.
The purpose of the agreement was to develop profilic hybrid silkworms so as to improve the quality and to increase manufacturing capacity of Indian sericulture industry. It also aims at enhancing the export of silk and products made from silk.
India in silk production:
India is at the second position in the world after China in terms of industry size and total production of silk globally. During the years 2011-2012, total 23,000 tonnes of silk was produced by India
India majorly produce below four varieties of silk:
- Mulberry
- Eri
- Tasar
- Muga
Out of above varieties, mulberry silk is produced Majorly(about 80% of total production). The states producing mulberry silk in India are:
- Karnataka
- Andhra Pradesh
- Tamil Nadu
Overalll raw silk is produced in these five states:
- Karnataka,
- Andhra Pradesh
- Tamil Nadu
- West Bengal
- Jammu and Kashmir
Cabinet approves hiving off BSNL mobile towers into separate company
Prime Minister Narendra Modi led meeting of Union Cabinet held in New Delhi approves hiving off BSNL mobile towers into separate company and to establish it as a separate tower infrastructure company. The company will be fully owned by BSNL.
The formation of separate subsidiary company will help BSNl to increase its profits and will provide better services.
What is Tower Infrastructure Company?
A Tower Infrastructure Company is a company that have all the assets which are required by a telecom services provider to establish a mobile tower in a specific area. The assets include tower structure, Diesel Generator sets, power interface unit, battery units, air-conditioning etc. The Tower Infrastructure Company provide all this on lease to telecom services provider.
How it benefits to telecom services provider?
Telecom services provider directly contacts to these Tower Infrastructure Companies regarding their requirements of mobile towers and Infrastructure Company does this for the telecom services provider.
Tahir Mahmood honoured N R Madhava Menon Best Law Teacher Award
Tahir Mahmood today was honoured with prestigious N R Madhava Menon best Law Teacher Award on the occasion of law teachers day celebration. Mar Gregorios College of Law situated of Thiruvananthapuram was also given SILF-MILAT Institutional Excellence Award for this year. Law teachers day is celebrated by SILF and MILAT in the month of September every year since 2009.
The function was jointly organized by Society of Indian Law Firms (SILF) and Menon Institute of Legal Advocacy Training (MILAT). Below are the other categories of awards and awardees:
- SILF-MILAT South Asian Jurist Award was given to two persons – former Chief Justice of Sri Lanka, Justice Mohan Peiris, and Tribhuvan University of Nepal's dean of faculty of Law Prof Tara Prasad Sapkota.
- Professor V C Vivekanandan was honoured with SILF-MILAT Legal Education Innovation Award.
- T K Viswanathan, former Secretary General of the fifteenth Lok Sabha was awarded with Justice A B Rohatgi Jurist Award.
Awards were given away by Lalit Bhasin- president of SILF.
India-Belarus signed 10 agreements
India and Belarus signed 10 agreements to boost the cooperation between the two countries in various departments and areas. Under the agreements various opportunities of joint development and manufacture of military platforms and refreshing momentum will be explored.
The agreements were inked by Prime minister Narendra Modi and President of Belarus Mr. A G Lukashenko after having a friendly conversation between the two. Both personalities agreed on the huge scope available in trade and investment between India and Belarus.
Areas like oil and gas, education and sports will also be benefited by the agreement.
London tops in 2017 Global Financial Centres Index
London has topped the 2017 Global Financial Centres Index (GFCI) among 92 financial centres released by the Z/Yen and China Development Institute. It was ranked at 60th position, up by three positions compared to the previous edition. The index is a ranking of the competitiveness of financial centres based on an aggregate of indices from five key areas: business environment, the financial sector.


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A gene homologous to D-ribose-5-phosphate isomerase (EC 188.8.131.52) was found in the genome of Pyrococcus horikoshii. D-ribose-5-phosphate isomerase (PRI) is of particular metabolic importance since it catalyzes the interconversion between the ribose and ribulose forms involved in the pentose phosphate cycle and in the process of photosynthesis. The gene consisting of 687 by was overexpressed in Escherichia coli, and the resulting enzyme showed activity at high temperatures with an optimum over 90 C. The crystal structures of the enzyme, free and in complex with D-4-phosphoerythronic acid inhibitor, were determined. PRI is a tetramer in the crystal and in solution, and each monomer has a new fold consisting of two a/ß domains. The 3D structures and the characterization of different mutants indicate a direct or indirect catalytic role for the residues E107, D85, and K98.


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LONG BEACH — The next great American men's beach volleyball rivalry is still in its early stages, but the semifinal matchup between Costa Mesa resident Jake Gibb and partner Casey Patterson against 2008 Olympic gold medalist Phil Dalhausser and his partner Sean Rosenthal delivered a big dose of what figures to be many future thrills on Friday.
Dalhausser and Rosenthal, the former Corona del Mar resident who played in two Olympics with Gibb before changing sides this season, posted a 21-16, 21-19 triumph in the Federation Internationale de Volleyball Grand Slam event as part of the World Series of Beach Volleyball at Marine Green Park.
The victory propelled the No. 4-seeded Americans into Saturday's final against Pablo Herrera and Adrian Gavira of Spain at 2 p.m. It was the second win in as many meetings this season for Dalhausser and Rosenthal, the first being a sweep at the world championships in Poland.


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Odionwele Uduehi hailed from Odogbe quarters in Ebudin, the quarter of the first son of the founder of Ebudin.
He was a very dynamic leader who ensured that the unity of Ebudin was consolidated. Not much has been told of the social economic activities of Odionwele Pa. Uduehi.
It is however on record that Pa. Uduehi ensured the regular maintenance of the stream where drinking water was fetched by the entire Ebudin people. This stream was called 'River Emonkha' and it is located in Idimu-Ohoghe quarters on your way to the neighbouring community of Izogen. The water coming from this stream flows from the rocks within a very thick forest. To access this clean water, people will usually navigate through a very rocky and hilly path. People needed to be very careful while climbing the hills in order to reach the point where the water could be fetched. River Emonkha provided good source of very clean and drinkable water for the entire community till recently when, as a result of improved technology, people were now able to dig water wells and own boreholes.
Given that this river provided clean and drinkable water for the people of Ebudin, Odionwele Pa. Uduehi made sure the road leading to the river was well-maintained.
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|Brain Drawing
I was completely star struck!
As I began drawing, which involves switching into a mode that focuses on an 'active seeing', I had to consciously shut up my internal chatter about how amazing it was to be drawing a real plasticised brain. For two hours I drew, unaware of my environment, time or any theoretical sense of the brain. I describe this state as as liminal state or space, where my focus and attention is engaged between the brain and I, what Csikszentmihalyi (2002) would refer to as Flow or what Winnicott might refer to as "transitional space".
Curiosity about how much of the art process is in the brain (or not) is why I am studying Cognitive science. As we began reading articles that included such tantalising titles as "The Extended Mind", I hoped to find some discussion on this liminal space of focus or engagement between person and object.
Clark and Chalmers (1998) did discuss something similar in "The Extended Mind", giving an example of a notebook being used to contain memory, which I would compare to my sketchbook containing my drawing, until I need it to develop the next stage of artwork. However I consider my notebook to be a tool or container not an extended facet of my mind. As Clark (2003 p38) suggests, the artists' sketchpad begins to "function as transparent equipment".
Noe (2010 p80) writes of "increasing the extent of peripersonal space" through "tool-using skills" which is quite a similar phrase to Hasson et al's (2011) discussion of "interpersonal space". Noe similar to Clark is looking at how tools become at one with the user. Hasson et al's opening line to "Brain-to-brain coupling: a mechanism for creating and sharing a social world" is "Cognition materialises in interpersonal space", which sounded promising to me, however Hasson et al are discussing an interpersonal space between people.
While drawing the brain am I extending my mind? This question remains unanswered.
Hutchins (2010) navigator had an "Aha" moment of revelation, so did my drawing enable an "Aha" moment of clarity for me?
As I drew the human brain and tried to fathom why I was so star struck I realised it was because I have projected so many mystical attributes to this physical organ. Having drawn it as an isolated dead organ it seems more like an environmental filter just as our other organs filter oxygen, blood, food etc. As Noe (2010 p48) rather eloquently puts it, "You can no more explain mind in terms of the cell than you can explain dance in terms of the muscle".
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Do you think that Turkey is only the sea, sun, banana boating and animation in the hotel?
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Longtime North Carolina Medical Society (NCMS) member Liana Puscas, MD, associate professor of surgery, division of head and neck surgery and communication sciences at Duke University, has been elected to the National Board of Medical Examiners (NBME) representing the American Medical Association (AMA).
Dr. Puscas has long been involved at the national level, where she currently serves on the AMA's Council on Medical Education. The NBME is an independent, not-for-profit organization that conducts assessments of health care professionals, including the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE).
"This honor recognizes Liana's national stature as a medical educator," says Howard Francis, MD, Chief of Duke's Head and Neck Surgery & Communication Sciences. "It is good for the US public that the NBME has selected Liana to their team as her commitment and sound reasoning will shape physician assessment for some time to come."
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So many cool things to learn in this book, but then again I'm not surprised since we've always enjoyed the Ripley's publications. Michael and I have been devouring this one in turns. These types of non-fiction, or "fact books" as he called them in kindergarten, have long been a favourite of his, and he preferred them to story books or novels until about 4th grade. The weirder and wilder the better, I think because they expanded his imagination and understanding of what is possible.
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With increasing globalization and urbanization the population in all countries is showing a growing trend towards migration to cities. Cities have become the heart of all socio-economic activities and thereby bring upon immense stress on environmental elements; hence the need to address sustainability is the need of the day. India with fast economic growth and a burgeoning population has already been afflicted these changes. The needs of 21st century cities in India align with huge demands on natural resources and increased pollution and degradation. In tandem with current flow of socio-economic development necessary steps have already been taken to check the impending threats by the Government, organizations, institutions and individuals alike.
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Hampshire has been recognised as a centre of excellence in a national report commissioned by the Network for Surviving Stalking, in partnership with Women's Aid and the White Ribbon Campaign.
A specific piece of work highlighted in the report is the Hampshire Stalking Clinic, which is supported by the police and crime commissioner, Simon Hayes. Specialist officers from Hampshire Constabulary lead the clinic – along with partners from Aurora New Dawn and the Southern Health NHS Foundation – to support victims.
Detective Chief Inspector Tim Rowlandson, from Hampshire Constabulary, said: 'Stalking is a unique crime, characterised by fixation and obsession. While some of the individual actions involved may sometimes seem relatively minor, taken together over a period of months or even years it can have a devastating effect on those affected, leaving them feeling powerless to stop it.
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What a lovely home, wish I had that mirror! Have to say that I love your blog, so much inspiration :)
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Creative Every Day Check-In: February 8 – 14
February 8th, 2010
This weekly check-in post is a place for Creative Every Day Challenge participants to share their creative activities.
Join in the Challenge: You can sign up for the 2010 Creative Every Day Challenge anytime! Find out more and fill out the sign-up form here to join in!
Ways to share: Once you've signed up, you can leave a comment on this post and/or use the "Mr. Linky" widget below to link to a blog post(s) about your creative activities during the days of 2/8/10 - 2/14/10.
The widget below is an optional method of sharing your creativity that makes it easier for others to check out what you're up to. You can use it to link to a blog post (or posts) or flickr image during the week listed. Or if you have a bunch of posts and don't want to link to all of them, you can link to your main blog page once. Do it in a way that makes sense and is fun for you! If you're unsure about how to use the widget, check out the "How to use the Mr. Linky widget" section on the Creative Every Day Challenge page. (If you're reading this in a RSS reader or email subscription, you will not see the "Mr. Linky widget", so click on over to the blog to use it.)
You can also take advantage of the great CED flickr group to post your images and see what others are up to. If you're on Twitter, there's a growing Twitter list of CED participants and you can use the hashtag #CED2010 to help others find your Creative Every Day tweets!
Theme: The (totally optional) theme for February is Home. I'll be posting about the theme throughout the month and you can feel free to use it to inspire your creations, follow your own muse, or do some combination. You can find out more about this month's theme and some prompts to get you started with it here.
Happy Creating!
Update: Mr. Linky has been going in and out today, so if you don't see it, you can leave a link in the comments or check back a little later. Thanks!
Life is like getting dropped off in the middle of the woods, and then year by year, gradually walking home. - April Foiles
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I have been creative every day, perhaps not entirely through 'art' per say. But I have been creative none the less. ((I have had to focus on other things besides strictly art recently ~ like, clothing making and hat crocheting All very worthy, creative things :yes: ))
I have been working on somethings…. been actually trying to get over the flu and sinus infection but inspired by many thing I have been reading!
organizing as a creative act…making space
It's so bitter cold here that I cannot help but lean towards the prompt for Feb. of "Home"…it's good to be holed up here in the nest on these cold days. With puppy Fergus completely housebroken now at 4 months (must be some kind of record!) I do have more time to paint…yay!
For some reason, I can't see the mister linky today, but wanted to share coz it's soooo exciting… my Woodmont Ave collection was released today:
I can't see Mr. Linky either, but here is my weekly check in post. I'll look back later for Mr. Linky.
Its been a wild and wacky week!
Ok, Hi everybody. I don't see MrLinky, so here's a post from me. MsKitty and ToyPony are at home dancing with tulips in CurlyCueLand….flight of fancy? And, enjoy being creative at home!
Every time I come home, my wonderful dogs are waiting to greet me. Named after great artists–Hendrix and Joplin–they are an integral part of my home.
They help me to remember one of the things about home that I like best: to be with people (or creatures) that you love.
a good art week… a painting completed, greeting cards made, and progress made in my visual journal.
Working on ideas for a painting I will do at the fundraiser Unforgettable Art.
well, it seems Mr.Linky was down again.Use http://www.inlinkz.com. It is free, stable, easy to use and even supports linked thumbnail lists.
being part of CED is definitely helping me to stay focused on being creative.
Some of my creativity is still taking the form of getting my art room set up, sorted, decorated and settled into. This fits right in the Home theme for me as does potting plants which I've been doing a lot of too.
I'm continuing with my goal of at least weekly creative results. I have started a wc class with Laure Ferlita that is a virtual trip to the beach. My first homework assignment is posted on my blog. Perfect day for it as we are getting 8-12 inches of snow today.
It's a perfect time of year, at least in the Northeast US, to nest, or fluff the nest. I love the "home" theme, and will use the month to continue making myself home with creativity in every shape, form, or room of my heart. Hugs, Leah~
Hi Everyone ~ This is my first post on Creative Day ~ Ta Da! Great to see you and read what you have posted. My main post is on my blog ~ http://artmusedog.blogspot.com
Suffice it to say that I chose a very different type House Goddess that I had sketched in my daily sketch book ~ She has the essence of both male & female qualities because I believe we all have male/female archtype energies that we need to call upon depending upon the situation. A good book about this is Living in the Light by Shakti Gwain ~ would love hear what you think of my interepretation of "House" ~ namaste, Carol
Thanks, Leah, for all your inspiration! I'm really enjoying the home theme.
The winter weather is getting to me. I keep day dreaming about camping. Right now home feels more like a tent at Kickapoo and the sound of a crackling fire. I'm so restless although I did work on a quilling project I've been putting off for a while. I need to get some sun!
Been trying to use these prompts for monthly projects, though I've been pretty good at fitting something creative in (not just theme related) every other day or so. Thank you for the inspiration! Please check out this week's entry….I think it's pretty cute Love to hear what you think!
Hi everyone! I really like this theme of "home"…seems to be just perfect for me in my life about now! happy monday!
Another cold day in North Dakota,but the sun is shining.When the sun shines it makes me happy.I'm thinking of my home away from home today.There is just so much inspiration on here,thanks everyone for sharing.
I had a wonderful weekend of creating taking an Intuitive Painting class. It more than ignited a few passions.
I finished my body themed painting just moments ago! Now that I'm done with the body theme I need to get cracking on the home theme
here's to a more creative week than last week was:)
Hi everyone, I feel like I have been a bit slack the last few weeks, after participating in OWOH, opening up on etsy and trying to get my exhibition stuff completed I have run short of time!
so here is something we did at home on sunday for our daughter, she loves cooking so we made her a cooking sandpit area.
I love to make magic spaces for children, I get to do all this cool stuff for her that I wish someone had done for me, its like healing myself by fulfilling all the wishes never granted to me.
Lets hope I am wise enough to see where I end and she starts!!! smother mother hahaha
sheree xxx
I've had a good week of creating! I did post a link, but here it is again since poor Mr. Linky appears to need a vacation—
I have been struggling to be creative the past week or so, but managed to turn it around yesterday, waiting in a doctor's office for my son after a surgical procedure. Instead of bringing a book to read (it was an hour and a half of waiting), I took my sketch book and some pens, and did a zentangle drawing. It was fun, creative, made the time disappear, and now I feel better. Not exactly in the "Home" theme, but better than nothing.
Now with the threat of another winter storm (we had 26 inches over the weekend!) looming in the next few hours, I think I will just turn up the heater and snuggle down in my studio room, and create – especially since I won't be going anywhere in the next couple of days!
hi leah! well, i haven't made it to a home-inspired post yet, because i've been totally sidetracked this month in a journal making frenzy involving rubber bands. i'll leave a link here to the tutorial in case anyone is interested. they are so fun and easy to make!
I've been making progress on a freehand embroidery mandala, totally fun! http://daisyyellow.squarespace.com/vividlife/embroidered-just-dream-mandala-14.html
I've been creative by singing with my kids every day as we paint, craft, cook or or JUST SING – so have posted one of the songs we most sing in French at the moment! Another will come tomorrow. And have been catching up on planks I have promised of which I posted one yesterday (Tuesday) with colours inspired by Vincent Van Gogh – to go with one of my favourite sayings of his, "You know, the more I think, the more I feel that there is nothing more truly artistic than to love people!'
I've had a pretty busy week this week, but fun! And quite productive. I made all my valentines, and I'm working on drawing hands for my class. It's not easy, but I'm coming along.
Also, to tie in with the home theme, I've organized some of my crafting things; there's still a lot to do, but not much space to do it in!!
And I made cupcakes that looked like brains for a Zombieland viewing party! Wicked!
Spring is on it's way and I think it's putting a spring in my step. Either that or I just wanted to finish things this week!
Creativity has been great but I've been lax on check in and about a week behind with updating on my blog pages-oops. I guess you could say that happens when getting in deep with being creative, with realizing there's a creative/learning moment to live in and letting other things fall to the way side for the moment. I have my sacred space put together, find I love sitting in front of the bay window on the sofa to work on some things when I have time for myself, or sometimes, just a good book or short nap will do in that same spot! Being pregnant with my second child has brought back my nesting, which is propelling me into a major purge and organize mission before July when my life becomes even more interesting than it already is. Here's to those moments that are priceless-raise a glass, no matter what's in it (could be milk).
Hi Leah, I'm enjoying this theme. I'm sharing a photo of my artwork in my home and all the bright, insane colors. The sofa is deep purple velvet, the chairs apple green, there's blue, red, pink, orange and more.
My latest painting is bright purple and a favorite, because like Matisse, I think it's great if the art goes with the sofa.
Wow! How amazing to see so many creative souls all in one place!
I just updated my blog with some results of my creative juices over the last month.
Doodles galore!


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Regarding common sense
I will begin this article with clear articulation on a particularly fuzzy notion that has been tickling my mind recently. I have enjoyed hearing many stories told about the dramatic interplay between "Knowledge and Perception", throughout my life; of course, these "characters" are often not referenced directly. Nowadays, I think that I recognize the former as "Good" and the latter, "Evil"… Sometimes as, "Right" and "Wrong"… Or even, "Living" and "Dead"… Almost always cast in dialectic roles, and dressed according to the slant of the story with the storyteller's preferred lingo. Speaking of slanted stories, I wonder if this wandering preamble will lead the reader to the point? I'll continue as if so… Lately, I've been thinking that perceptions are stories, made-up in the vital Human experience of mental speculation on corresponding circuits of perpetual, multi-dimensional rhythmic vibration; and, that this inward circuitousness instantly and eternally engenders simultaneous pluralities of visionary perspectives in the Human imagination. In addition, the apparently natural Human faculties of sense seem to help in attenuating the imagination, from infinite abstract knowledge to fathomable, personal (favorable/preferred) conceptions. Vision, as an expression of inwardness, regards impressions in mind, and observes mental imagery. Concepts are narrated as an expression of natural intelligence; they are descriptions of ideas in which "meaning" is assigned to personal experiences. Human perception, as a necessary rudiment of existential comprehension, ideates concepts regarding impressions of mental imagery; wherein, indefinitely large quantities of subjective material are objectified in the mind (named, listed, stratified and contra-distinguished). The appearance of shift and change, from formless to uniform, and multi-form levels of being, becomes objectified in the imagination and subject to personal perception. The emergence of individual, separate, or personal minds seems to coincide with the workings of natural Human intelligence, as the mind communicates to, and between, it's many internal aspects.
I have puzzled on the mysteries of being since I was a young boy of about 9yrs old. At this time in my life, (during and following a revelatory vision) I experienced an expansion of my awareness and corresponding shift of my attention, as my young mind held the image of an endless time/space relationship, along with an intuition about the speed of light. I glimpsed the unity of all existence, for an instant in my imagination; and, unable to articulate this knowledge, the paradoxical impression has lingered in my mind, as a call to mystery and deeper understandings of nature and the reality behind concepts. After this momentary glimpse at the connection of all things, I have felt a sublime confidence regarding the mysteries in life. I realized that each Human understands the character of reality in a particular way, according to the frequency of their personal inner light, and according to the individual refraction therein, of that specific bandwidth. I knew that to understand more of the variety of ideas held by people, that the common source of the scattered spectrum of thought could be imagined. What a unifying, and satisfying revelation of safety! I began to think that some folks understood this, and some did not; yet, everyone who I knew, desired to be part of something bigger than themselves. It looked to me like people were willing to stretch their perceptions, beyond reason at times, in order to meet this goal. It is, as if, the need to feel united in humanity, is powerful enough in some humans to cause a spiritual revolution. If the revolution is accepted, the human imagines a new, integrated model of reality (unity). If the revolution is not accepted, chaos becomes the balancing platform for teetering, wobbly, disjointed connections among the imaginary, fractured terminals of Humanity. The best that can be done, in this case, is to paradoxically contrive an arrogant system of self-centered "common sense".
This is relevant to feeling safe; in that some common sense or a status quo can at least be imagined by communities of folks who, of necessity, have chosen to agree with a system of thought and it's respective symbology.
If the thought system used by the living Human population is the EFFECT of physical division, mental disconnection, and spiritual separation, then the associated discomforts and annoyances could be relieved by unifying those elements and reshaping the thought system. This unity would require fantastically creative, authentic collaborations between groups of self- directed, and extremely well developed Humans. Today these people may be acting as if open communication were frighteningly inconvenient; and therefore, currently find it impossible to imagine the idea as tasteful. Even still, their minds may change to suit the opportunity, if the dream of unity is clearly seen as the highest ideal.
However, if the predominant thought system used by the living Human population is the CAUSE of (or, of feelings of) separation, division and disconnection, then the domain of thought is the direction to turn calm attention toward; to learn about the present global condition of, and attend to providing relief from, MENTAL AND EMOTIONAL DISTRESS; while incorporating the essential, healthy actions of loving kindness and spiritual compassion into the current of Human understanding.
In a nutshell, the popular THOUGHT SYSTEM is the foundation of personality ("personality" being superstitious to individuality), the simple root of HUMAN ERROR, and the fundamental source of all perceived CONFLICT. The internal drive to know the peace of certainty, seems to fuel this struggle. Regarding common "sins" is normal and acceptable to a great number of folks, who have built a dream upon the shifty sands of (make-believe) perception. "Common sense" seems to be, at best, complimentary intuition; which, to a lonely, isolated dreamer, may appear to be the peak of congregation.
Truth, faith, beliefs, certain choices and many other ideas can be set up to act as an imaginary homing system, designed to accompany a wandering mind back to its source. These ideas, being tools of "perception", are only important on the return trip to spiritual integrity (or, rather, knowledge); as once unity is experienced, perceptions become passé, being no longer necessary to convince the mind of its own meaning, purpose, and underlying reality.


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2015 Premier Playoffs: SDCC2 v/s Vijayta
Below is the brief report between SDCC2 (#2) v/s Vijayta (#1) premier playoff game at Wong ground on November 14, 2015.
Brief Report:
SDCC2 won the toss and elected to bat.
SDCC2 – 167/10 in 35 overs (Hrishi 48, Sridhar 35, Gaurav 26, Jogi 25)
Vijayta – 163/8 in 35 overs (Jatin 2/17, Raju P 2/24, Pratik 2/31, Jogi 1/30, Raju P 3 catches, Akash, Jogi and Pratik 1 each, Hrishi 1 stumping, Jogi 1 run out)
by 4 runs.
Scorecard can be found on the URL below:
Match Report:
Author: Sridhar Ranganathan
As soon as the playoff final was in the horizon, the team got together across several practice sessions as often as we could. The daylight savings time change was quite the challenge, but somehow some players got some practice. The spirits were high primarily because the team that we were about to face had already been conquered in the regular season game.
The morning was bright, crisp and cold. The drive was pleasant. The team arrived about 30 minutes before the game, everyone warmed up to the occasion and a sense of relaxed spirit pervaded throughout. We had gone through the routine enough number of times and it was beginning to show up as an automatic stimulus of sorts.
Vishal called the toss right and he made the decision well. He informed the team in the huddle that he made the decision to bat first because he wanted to put the runs on the board and hence, the pressure to chase would be on Vijayta. Throughout this season, the team has stood behind him and this game was no different. The goals were set, the roles were known. The players just had to play their part.
Akash and Sridhar opened the batting for San Diego. Mehul Dave and Nisarg Patel opened the bowling for Vijayta and as usual, they gave nothing away. At first, the San Diego openers were circumspect and then Akash played a beautiful cover drive to open the account of boundaries. Subsequently, a bad ball from Nisarg was dragged over mid-on for another boundary from Sridhar. Things were beginning to settle. As a jolt, Akash played an uppish drive straight to a well-positioned short-cover fielder. Sharvesh joined in and began to push Sridhar along to trickle singles and twos. The pair batted beautifully – playing out the good and dangerous balls, running hard between the wickets and stringing together a good 40-run partnership. Sridhar was the next to go for 35(45), edging one to slip. Gaurav Khillon then took over from this point onwards. His was a typical innings punctuated well with late chops towards third-man and aggressive running between the wickets. Sharvesh's false shot led to the loss of his wicket. Jatin too couldn't last long in the middle. At 74/4, the game was evenly poised and needed someone to play a gutsy knock to tilt the balance in San Diego's favor. Hrishi was the man that did it once again. He walked in and nonchalantly played a cover drive off his first ball. That not only put the pressure on the opposition but also loosened the grip they had by virtue of attacking field positions (silly point and short-leg). They had to spread the field around. Gaurav was unfortunate to get out LBW (26 off 34 balls) but his was a very important innings fighting it out there for the team. The game-changing moment was perhaps the partnership of Joginder Sehgal and Hrishi. In about 5 overs (from 25th to 30th), they amassed a 50-run partnership. Both of them were severe on bad balls, but also not shy of flaunting one and all with their wide-array of strokeplay and excellent running between the wickets. At the end of the day, their partnership probably made a huge difference to the outcome of the game and definitely put us 20-25 runs ahead of what we would have settled for in the middle of our innings. Hrishi finished with an aggressive 48 (37) and Jogi with 25 (21). San Diego scored 167 all out in their allocated 35 overs which was a fighting total but definitely 15-20 runs short.
With a required rate of little less than 5 RPO, Vijayta not only had to score at a decent pace but also had to ensure wickets were held for a finish. Timil and Nisarg Patel opened the bat. Evidently, their plan was to play Vishal out as he was the nagging type of bowler with a plenty of wickets already in his kit bag and attack the bowlers from the other end. In doing so, the pair was beginning to enjoy a lot of success. Vishal bowled 4-0-5-0 in his first spell but Vijayta were still at 27/0 in 7 overs. There was a drop catch at point off Gaurav first ball of his spell.(8th over). Looking for the first breakthrough, Vishal turned to Raju from the other end as pressure started to build on San Diego. San Diego did show some signs of mediocrity on the field. Even an energy bunny like Pratik on his average day, couldn't live up to the standards he has set for himself on the field. Eventually, we got some much needed adrenaline at the sight of Raju P taking a superb return catch off his own bowling. Nisarg drove full-blooded straight back at him, but Raju was equally competent to hang on to it. We got the much-needed breakthrough. But the worst was yet to come. Mehul Dave walked in and spent no time in setting himself in. When he was under 10, San Diego again let him off the hook by dropping at mid off. Raju bowled his heart out in the first spell with fielders not showing their support to him. Mehul kept himself and his partner busy that runs started flowing like a river. San Diego could find no way to break through this partnership and rightly so as our fielding went from bad to worse. Bowling change again worked in San Diego favor when Vishal brought back Jogi for his second spell. It needed our best fielder in the team to pounce and hold on to a diving catch. That is none other than Akash. He ran in, judged the ball perfectly and eventually hung on to a stunning catch to dismiss Mehul Dave who tried to pull Jogi towards deep mid-wicket. With a new sense of urgency, Vishal brought in well thought out bowling changes that ensured we made dent after dents in their batting. None of the well-known Patels (Mrunal, Kartik and Vimal) could survive. Mrunal went out to a quick stumping by Hrishi off Pratik's bowling. Kartik could only manage to give Jogi a skier at square leg. And Jogi was again at the thick of the action with a sharp runout opportunity to dismiss Vimal. Dhaval and Timil began to build a partnership when Vishal brought back Raju again for his final spell. It paid off immediately as Raju got Dhaval with a slower ball beauty where he took the return catch.
Meanwhile, at the other end, Timil Patel was batting like a dream. He used his feet beautifully against the spinners. Subash Jayaraman (@thecricketcouch) put it more eloquently in his article – Timil's innings was "workmanlike". He was threatening to take the game away from San Diego. With run-a-ball needed in the last 5 overs, Timil had no problems scoring 6 runs every over. He took the singles whenever available but also ensured the bad balls were put away for boundaries. He had a huge stroke of luck when the substitute fielder, Karthik Ramesh, soiled a chance at long off.
But San Diego held on to its nerves. It came down to the wire. 6 runs needed off 6 balls and 2 wickets remaining with Timil holding the strike. Vishal, Gaurav, Hrishi and Jatin (the senior members of the team) hold a solemn conference before the last over. It was heartening to see both Gaurav and Jatin willing to take on the challenge for the team. Eventually, Vishal threw the ball to Jatin. The resolve in Jatin's eyes was a spectacle. The goal was to bowl at the batsmen's body and not give away easy singles. Breakthrough came off the very first ball. Timil tried to square drive Jatin but the extra bounce that was on offer from one end had Timil play it in the air. Pratik had to quickly move towards his right and held on to the catch – perhaps, the catch that mattered the most in 2015 season. Timil was gone but not before he made a fighting 66 (81). With just the last wicket remaining, Jatin was smart to use the angles across the left-hander to deliver two valuable dot balls. A few moments later, 5 runs were needed off the last ball. Jatin again produced a beauty of a delivery and all the batsman could manage was a lofted shot towards cover. Raju wouldn't miss dollies as easy as those. Vijayta was tamed once again. Déjà vu.
SDCC has won the Div 1 playoff championship after 11 years. Everyone on the field were jubilant with this win as it took lot of discipline, dedication and determination from everyone to achieve it.
A sight to watch – TEAM Huddle after the game and HIP HIP HURRAY'S with every player hugging each other.
Man of the Match: Hrishikesh Unni for his brilliant 48 and an awesome stumping & Raju Palagummi for his spectacular spell and 3 catches.
Special mention: Kartik and Vivek showed up as 12th and 13th players for the team that was very much appreciated by all and lifted the team spirit in a positive direction. Also kudos to Ritu and Harman to keep cheering for the team!
San Diego are the "2015 SCCA Premier Playoff Champions"!!!
Go SDCC!!!
2015 Division 2: Game 9 Result – SDCC1 lost to University by 10 wickets
Below is the brief report between SDCC2 v/s University game at Woodley ground on August 22, 2015.
Brief Report:
University won the toss and elected to bowl.
SDCC1 – 95 all out in 30.4 overs (Nishad 22, Joseph 22)
lost to
University – 96/0 in 15.1 overs
by 10 wickets.
Scorecard can be found on the URL below:
Match Report to follow soon…
2015 Division 1 Game 11 Result: SDCC2 lost to Century by 5 wickets
Brief Report:
SDCC2 lost the toss and was sent into bat.
SDCC1 – 192/10 in 43.2 overs (Jatin 53, Hrishi 43, Akshay 32)
lost to
Century – 193/5 in 37 overs (Vishal 2/46, Pradeep 1/27, Gaurav 1/37, Pratik 1/38)
by 5 wickets.
Scorecard can be found on the URL below:
Match Report:
Author: Karthik Ramesh
It was another perfect day in San Diego for San Diego 2's last game of the season vs Century. Century was rooted to the bottom of the table before the game and the threat of relegation must have definitely given them additional motivation. Century won the toss and chose to bowl. There was one change to our team from the last game as Ram replaced Raju in the 11.
Sridhar and Karthik again opened the innings for us. But unlike the previous game, the start didn't go as well. Both the openers got out cheaply and the score read 30 for 2 when Gaurav joined Akshay. The pair steadied the innings and proceeded along cautiously to 60 in 22 overs. Spin was introduced in the form of Malinda Fernando and that proved to be the turning point. A wily bowler who can bowl doosras, carrom balls and the lot, he troubled the batsmen with his variations. He promptly got his first wicket in his second over. Gaurav bowled playing down the wrong line. Sharvesh and Akshay soon followed and his figures read 3 for 5 in 4 overs at one point. With another recovery act needed, Hrishi joined Jatin in the middle. The lower order has bailed us out enough times this season and the hope of a big score was still there. Both batsmen scored boundaries regularly and kept the strike rotating. Special mention should be given to their running between the wickets on a hot day. Hrishi finally got out in the 41st over after a well made 43. Their partnership yielded 95 runs. Jatin, who scored a fluent 50 that included 3 huge sixes, followed immediately. There was a minor collapse at the end and the team was bowled out for 192 with 4 balls left. The aforementioned Malinda taking 5 wickets.
Century's innings had to start immediately as the lunch was not at the ground yet. There is definitely something about a mini session when the batsmen know that there is a break in play coming. Our new ball bowlers took advantage of that in a big way. Both Vishal and Gaurav bowled beautifully and picked up 3 quick wickets in the 7 overs we had. The dangerous Asela got going after the break with a few boundaries. But it was short lived as CP bowled an excellent over and picked up his wicket. Malinda, now with the bat, came in and along with Nishanta consolidated the innings. When the latter got out in the 22nd over to Prateek, the score was 80 and we were firmly in control. The incoming batsman, Pulasthi, had other ideas and was attacking from the start. The wides didn't help our cause either as we gave 23 of them. Vishal tried to break the partnership with bowling changes but there was no success. The pair of Pulasthi and Malinda, with an unbeaten 113 run partnership clearly outplayed us on the day and won the game with 7 overs to spare. Pulasthi finished with 55 and Malinda with 61 to go with his 5 wickets.
Man of the match – Jatin Aneja for his gritty knock (53 runs) to help SDCC2 post a fighting total
Overall, a fantastic season for the team comes to an end. 9 wins out of 11 games is an excellent return. Next up for SDCC is the playoffs.
Go SDCC!
2015 Division 2: Game 8 Result – SDCC1 lost to Pasadena 2 by 6 wickets
Below is the brief report between SDCC2 v/s Pasadena 2 game at CSP ground on August 16, 2015.
Brief Report:
SDCC2 won the toss and elected to bat.
SDCC1 – 204/9 in 45 overs (Raj 48*, Kumar 41, Varma 35)
lost to
Pasadena 2 – 206/4 in 25.3 overs (Vijay 2/36, Amit 1/1, Raj 1/25)
by 1 wicket.
Scorecard can be found on the URL below:
Match Report:
San Diego1 after a long break had a home game against Pasadena 2 at CSP. San Diego1 lost the toss and was sent to Bat. With consistent start by the openers all season, Kumar and Ganga started the inns but lost quick wicket for 27/1. Varma joined kumar at the crease to start building the partnership. With run rate being slow Kumar started playing aggressive short scoring boundaries, but couldn't do that for long time. Kumar got out giving catch at point after scoring 41 runs with team score of 91//2. Anwaar Ahmad left arm spiner for Pasadena 2 bowled excellent turning the ball from good length choking San Diego1 batsmen and falling victim for his bowling. By end of his spell he had 5 wickets for 32 runs leaving Sandiego struggling at 133/8. Rajinder Ghai and Sourab played excellent to stabilize the inns, Sourab playing anchor and Rajinder Ghai scoring boundaries consistently. Rajinder Ghai scoring Six of last ball of the inns was short of 2 runs for his half century and putting San Diego1 with fight score of 204/9.
Pasadena2 with target of 205 had no doubts in there mind coming how to attach. Nitin Shere top score of the team was in the crease with Anwaar Ahmad. Anwaar showing his skills with ball already was waiting to show his skills with bat. First ball of the inns was hit over midwicket for six followed by 3 boundaries in the first over. Skipper of Sandiego1 want to control damage by slowing down the pace by introducing spin. Nitin on the crease just didnt want to slow down the pace scoring boundaries 2 fours and 2 sixers of the second over. The tone was set for both batsmen at crease. With score being 53 in three over Vijay was bought in to bowl 4th over. Vijay got Anwaar wicket giving SanDiego 1 to regroup and control damage control. The new batsmen Syed Bohkari gave a chance in 5th over with was dropped. After this both batsmen kept attaching giving lot more chances to get them out, but Sandiego1 was sloppy on field dropping all opportunities. Nitin have scoring 96 runs gave a catch to Nishad of Rajinder Ghai bowling. But the damage was already done. Pasadena 1 comfortably chased with 6 wickets in hand in 25.3 overs.
2015 Division 1 Game 10 Result: SDCC2 beat USC by 61 runs
Below is the brief report between SDCC2 v/s USC game at CSP ground on August 9, 2015.
Brief Report:
USC won the toss and put in SDCC2 to bat.
SDCC2 – 262/5 in 45 overs (Sridhar 92, Akshay 69, Vishal 22)
USC – 201 all out in 38.3 overs (Vishal 4/38, Pradeep 3/27, Jatin 2/58, Pratik 1/32)
by 61 runs.
Scorecard can be found on the URL below:
Match Report:
Author: Karthik Ramesh
A cloudy CSP was the setting for San Diego 2's 10th game of the season. The opponents were a very good USC side that had won 5 and lost 3 of their 8 games so far. The equation for SDCC2 going in to the game was simple – Win the remaining 2 games and hope Vijayta loses one of theirs. USC won the toss and had little hesitation in choosing to bowl first. This was the first time SDCC2 were batting first at CSP this year and was a new challenge for the team. There were 3 changes with Karthik, CP and Sharvesh coming in for Akash, Jogi and Ram.
Sridhar and Karthik opened the batting for SDCC2 and made a solid start. Both looked comfortable negating the threat of the new ball and scored 50 runs in the first 12 overs. Karthik fell shortly after to a sharp catch at slips. Akshay (aka Kohli) joined Sri in what would be a brilliant 142 run partnership in 26 overs. The pair was hardly troubled by the opposition, and kept rotating the strike with 1s and 2s and dismissed the loose balls to boundaries. They proceeded at a steady rate to score of 172 after 35 overs. At this point both the batsmen had brought up their well deserved 50s and were looking to increase the scoring rate. When Sridhar finally fell for a brilliant 92, missing out on what would have been a deserved 100, the score was 193 with 41 balls left to play. With the platform set for a big finish, Vishal shuffled the batting order bringing himself in to up the ante. And he did exactly that with a quick 22 off 11 balls, the highlight of which was a towering 6 over square leg followed by 3 boundaries. Once Vishal got out, Hrishi was upto the mark as well dispatching for 6 followed by 2 consecutive boundaries to score 16 off 44th over helping team get past 250. After Hrishi got out, CP was sent in (7 off 4) to finish off the final over scoring 11 off it. SDCC2 scored 90 runs in the last 10 overs to finish at 262/5, our highest score this year thanks largely to Sridhar's 92 and Akshay's 69. It was a solid batting performance from top to bottom.
Chasing a score at a rate close to 6 per over at CSP is always a daunting task. The USC openers didn't help themselves as they got out cheaply to 2 brilliant catches by Jatin and Prateek (more on the catching later). Vishal picked both the wickets in the 3rd over. USC's captain Vivek and Gaurav fared much better. They accelerated the score to 83 off 15 overs. A combination of bad catching and poor umpiring helped their cause as well. After the first break, CP produced the much needed breakthrough getting Vivek caught behind for 46. Vishal tried Pratik and CP from the road end, but it was evident neither of them were feeling comfortable bowling from that end. Also the batsmen started using the pace to their advantage. Vishal quickly realized that and brought himself back into the attack from road end and Pratik from the tennis court end which helped SDCC2 get 2 more USC wickets off Vishal's same over including Gaurav's wicket. Pradeep and Pratik maintained the pressure well from the other end. USC lost 2 more wickets (1 each to CP and Pratik from tennis court end) in the next few overs as they dropped to 114 for 7 after 24 overs. Another decent partnership of close to 50 runs kept them in the hunt. 2 more catches went down in this partnership. But the asking rate was too much to ask and they were bowled out eventually for 201 – a 61 run win, which would have been much higher had we held on to the catches. Vishal finished with 4 wickets, CP with 3, Jatin with 2 and Pratik 1.
Kudos to Rajsekhar for coming out as 12th man and supporting the team throughout the game! We all appreciate the commitment that he has shown to the team!
A special "Thank you" to Nishad for supporting the team from outside and asking for drinks regularly when SDCC2 were on the field.
Another solid team performance and a comfortable home win with one more game to play. SDCC2 plays against Century on August 23, 2015 which would be the final game of the 2015 season.
Man of the match – Sridhar Ranganathan for his superlative knock (92 runs followed by 3 caught behinds)
There were 2 area of improvements that we all can definitely get better:
1. Running between the wickets, and
2. Catching,
Let's keep working together and we will get better at it.
Go SDCC!
2015 Division 1 Game 9 Result: SDCC2 beat Colts by 4 wickets
Below is the brief report between SDCC2 v/s Colts game at Woodley ground on July 25, 2015.
Brief Report:
SDCC2 won the toss and elected to field.
Colts – 167/9 in 45 overs (Vishal 2/26, Raju 2/33, Gaurav 2/33, Jatin 1/26, Jogi 1/19)
lost to
SDCC2 – 168/6 in 42.5 overs (Akash 62, Gaurav 53)
by 4 wickets.
Scorecard can be found on the URL below:
Match Report:
Author: Sridhar Ranganathan
San Diego won the toss and no hesitation in bowling first. We have been successful chasing and it was a good decision to stick to our strengths.
Vishal and Gaurav opened the bowling for us. Vishal was as usual very accurate with well thought out fields. Vishal was unfortunate in his first over when catch went down at mid on. Gaurav, opening the bowling again this season, was swinging the ball out so beautifully. He made the batsmen reach out and made them play. He was quickly rewarded with a wicket of the opener – again the ball moving out and easing the bat to the keeper. Luckily the dropped catch did not cost the team. Atul joined Kalyan and unfortunately for the team, Atul's catch was dropped too off Vishal's bowling – this time at point. Gaurav in the mean time kept one end tight until the end of the Power-play although he was unlucky a couple of LBW shouts did not go his way. Kalyan and Atul batted sensibly playing our bowlers out. They got to 57/1 in the 18th over. Jogi was introduced to bowl and immediately the batsmen tried to break the shackles. When they did that they found themselves in trouble again thanks to a brilliant one-handed catch at slip by Vishal off Jogi. Atul was out. At the break the team went in at 61/2 in 19 overs. We were going through the overs at the speed of light – a terrific improvement in our over rates.
In the second session, Jatin and Raju were brilliant beginning the session with 3 consecutive maidens. Jatin bowled beautifully and had solid control over his line and length. The pressure these bowlers created worked in SDCC2's favor. Raju immediately got the ball to kick off the pitch with his outswinger and got Saqib out for a duck! Out fielding significantly improved beyond the first break – Pintu made up for a lost opportunity earlier by effecting a stunning run out. He dived for the ball, stopped it and in quick motion threw the ball to bowler where Vishal on his follow through went behind the stumps, collected the ball to get their set batsman Kalyan out for 43. It was a classic dismissal. Sujesh and Rohit never got going and got out pretty cheap. Ram took a blinder of a catch at gully to get Rohit out. However, Ajay and vikas got together and strung in a good partnership. Bowling changes during the course of the game was timely as bowlers were fresh and focussed when bowling in hot weather. SDCC2 fielders made it very difficult for them to score quickly. The runs were hard to come by thanks to great fielding by the in fielders. Akash was simply superb on the field saving at least 10 runs for SDCC2. They eventually labored along to 167/9 in 45 overs.
Our bowling was incredible – everyone chipped in with their share of wickets and kept the lines very tight. We have been doing this throughout the season and it should not be surprising to other teams why we are the best bowling unit in the league. In spite of the hot weather conditions, our fielders toiled hard and ensured we restricted them. Had we taken those few catches that went down, we might have gotten them under 120.
Our batting started with a jolt – Sridhar and Akshay getting out cheaply. But Gaurav and Akash batted with immense maturity. Akash was showing his class with his positive footwork and solid defense. Gaurav was ticking the scorecard. Both the batsmen ran quick between the wickets and the heat did not play any part at all in the way they batted. They made a 113 run partnership and took the team to safety. They had ensured Colts had no way of getting back into this game. We lost 3 quick wickets towards the end which is something we need to work on, but Hrishi ensured he was there till end to ensure we got the W.
Kudos to Ritu and Daivee for coming out and supporting the team. Ritu also scored the first 10 overs for SDCC2 when we were batting. Thank you ladies for the support!!!
San Diego cruised home by 4 wickets. A win very well deserved and we outplayed them in all the departments of the game.
Man of the match – Gaurav Khillon for his all round performance (53 runs, 2 wickets and a catch)
We controlled the game well throughout with our bowling, batting and fielding. There were 3 area of improvements from last game which we can get better in.
1. Cut down the extras – We gave 20 wides which is a bit too much,
2. Catching, and
3. Finishing off the game especially when batsmen are set.
Let's keep working together and we will get better at it.
Go SDCC!
2015 Division 1: Game 8 Result – SDCC2 beat Cosmos by 1 wicket
Below is the brief report between SDCC2 v/s Cosmos game at CSP ground on June 28, 2015.
Brief Report:
SDCC2 won the toss and elected to field.
Cosmos – 213/7 in 45 overs (Gaurav 2/17, Jatin 2/45, Vishal 1/18, Raju P 1/32, Jogi 1/42)
lost to
SDCC2 – 214/9 in 44.5 overs (Hrishikesh 45, Sridhar 34, Jatin 23, Sharvesh 21, CP 21*)
by 1 wicket.
Scorecard can be found on the URL below:
Match Report:
Author: Vishal Upadhyay
On a warm humid day, SDCC2 won the toss and they elected to field.
Arjunan and Abhimanyu opened the innings for Cosmos ready to face the swing of Vishal and pace of CP. First couple of overs, Cosmos were 13/0 before Vishal struck for SDCC2. The ball swung in and went under the bat of Abhimanyu who was charging down the wicket to get clean bowled. Gurpreet joined Arjunan and they began to build a small little partnership. Vishal missed a run out chance of Gurpreet when he could not collect the ball properly. A missed chance for SDCC2. After the first 8 overs, Cosmos were 32/1. Vishal made a double change bring Raju and Jatin. Both bowled beautifully not giving any runs away. Arjunan trying to break the shackles went after Jatin to be caught by Gaurav at backward point. Ali Mukadam also got out caught behind to a beauty from Jatin which kicked up from short of length. Cosmos score reading 46/3 in 16 overs at first break. Shafi and Gurpreet began consolidating the innings again and they reached 80 in the 27th over when Raju got Gurpreet to edge to Vishal at second slip. Cosmos score read 90/4 in 30 overs with clearly SDCC2 on top. Amin joined Shafi in the middle. Being both left handers, Vishal brought himself back into the attack, but they played very sensibly not to lose a wicket at that moment. After the Batting PP, Cosmos were 125/4 in 35 overs. Cosmos changed the batting gears and started belting SDCC2 bowlers all over the park. Ali and Amin batted superbly. SDCC2 bowled well but could not contain them. None of the bowling changes were working for SDCC2. In the 44th over, finally Jogi got the breakthrough when Ali tried to clear long off but was caught nicely by Deepak. Gaurav bowled the final over for SDCC2 claiming Amin caught brilliantly by CP at Long off. Cosmos ended up with a formidable total of 213/7 in 45 overs.
For Cosmos, Ali and Amin were brilliant in their batting approach and it is something that we can learn and keep working on for our growth in the game.
Few things that came out was after the bowling effort was that we gave lot of extras which is something bowlers can improve on in the future games. Fielding and Catching on the field was exceptional.
SDCC2 began their chase with Deepak and Sridhar opening. Deepak got out in the 3rd over trying to force a shot caught at 2nd slip. Score reading 11/1 in 3. In-form Askhay joined Sridhar and as soon as partnership was developing, Akshay got a peach of a ball and was clean bowled. Score reading 28/2 in the 7th over. Gaurav and Sridhar then began consolidating with Sri taking the senior role giving time to Gaurav to settle. Sri was unfortunate that a ball kicked off the length and he edged it. Sri batted very positive for his 34. Score reading 58/3 in 14 overs Sharvesh joined Gaurav and they began to work the balls in the gaps and rotating the strike. Unfortunately, both of them got out lbw's in gap of 3 runs. From 93/3, SDCC2 were 96/5 in 27 overs. Jatin and Hrishi, both new at the crease started one of the key partnerships of this game. They scored 46 runs in approximately 9 overs and that is what SDCC2 exactly needed. Again the ball kicked up and Jatin edged to the keeper for a well-made 23. Jogi joined the well set Hrishi and now the time was to support Hrishi as he was middling every ball and looking compact and solid. Jogi scored 12 off 6 before he got out. Unfortunately for the team, Jogi's bat got stuck while playing the shot and ball lobbed at extra cover. Score reading 165/7 in 37.5 overs. Vishal joined Hrishi when the equation was 49 runs needed in 43 balls. A very poor and an irresponsible shot by Vishal meant SDCC2 was in deep trouble. 170/8 in 38.4 overs. SDCC2 needing 44 runs in 38 balls. Hrishi was well set and CP was looking good as well, when Hrishi decided to get himself run out. The way he was batting, we believed that was the only way Hrishi was going to be out in the game. He scored a brilliant 45 off 41 balls. Bad news was SDCC2 were 183/9 in 40.2 overs. SDCC2 still needed 31 off 28 balls. Raju and CP – the BOLTS duo – started in a typical fashion which meant running hard between the wickets and keep rotating the strike. CP was brilliant in his approach when he took calculated risks by dancing down the ground to the spinner to hit 2 sixers. On both occasions, ball was not be found. Raju batted brilliantly by rotating strikes to CP.
Equation came down to 14 off 12 balls with Raju P on strike.
Over 44 (bowled by Nadir Malik)
Dot (14 off 11)
Dot (14 off 10)
Single (13 off 9)
Dot (13 off 8)
6 (7 off 7)
Single (6 off 6)
Over 45 (bowled by Jafar Naqvi):
Wide (5 off 6)
Dot (5 off 5)
Single (4 off 4)
Single (3 off 3)
Single (2 off 2)
2 runs – We WON by 1 wicket!!
Unbeaten 31 runs partnership by CP and Raju P was simply superb (although we all were very nervous and stuck to our places watching them and cheering every run they ran and every 6 CP hit).
Man of the Match – Hrishikesh Unni for his brilliant batting display (45 off 41) and Pradeep Chellu for delivering the win for the team under pressure (21* off 16). Both also took a catch each.
This win was only possible by us as we all showed a great team effort!!! We were down, but not out of the game at several phases of the game, but the entire team displayed a strong character and the will power to earn this win and we DID it.
Go SDCC!


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The mains were designed and built at Doyle Sailmakers, who used a square-weave dacron so that the cloth would last longer. They were also cut slightly differently from the standard Sonar main, to help the boats accelerate faster for team racing maneuvers.
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Heart Attack
Various triggers heart attack may actually be found in everyday life, ranging from coffee to air pollution. Magnitude of increased risk of heart attack vary depending on the trigger and it is this comparison.Increased risk of heart attack based on the common triggers that can be found in everyday environments are as follows:
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I've written before about an acquaintance in college who was shocked that I'd never heard the pun about this day: March Forth! It's a date and a command!
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For the dough:
250g of Isabel's dough balls or Kids cheesebread mix
80g grated cheddar cheese
3 Tbsp olive oil
100ml water
2 eggs (about 122g)
Sausages (I used Frankfurters, but I'm sure any other cooked sausage would do as well)
For the topping:
Extra grated cheese for sprinkling on top.
Herbs (Fresh or dried – oregano or chives are perfect)
Pre-heated oven at 200C
Place the dough balls flour mix into a large bowl and make a well in the centre. Then add all the ingredients for making the dough in and mix well until it becomes smooth and pliable dough. You could use the food processor if you have one.
Divide the dough into small pieces and mould them into balls, then roll them into a flat oval shape with a rolling pin.
Place the sausage on the centre of the dough and fold the dough into half. Lightly pinch to seal. Cut the folded dough into 6 – 7 small portions, similar size as that of a mini sausage roll.
Place the shaped dough onto a greased baking sheet leaving a 1cm gap between each roll and press each lightly.
Sprinkle the top of the dough with grated cheese and herbs. Bake for 30-35 minutes or until golden brown. Serve.