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Tuesday, December 16, 2008
*Next Life** **by Woody Allen*
Then you wake up in an old people's home feeling better every day.
You get kicked out for being too healthy, go collect your pension, and then
when you start work, you get a gold watch and a party on your first day.
You work for 40 years until you're young enough to enjoy your retirement.
You party, drink alcohol, and are generally promiscuous,
then you are ready for high school.
You then go to primary school, you become a kid, you play. You have no responsibilities; you
become a baby until you are born.
And then you spend your last 9 months floating in luxurious spa like conditions with central heating and
room service on tap, larger quarters every day and then...
You finish off as an orgasm!
I rest my case!!!
This makes more sense than anything I've ever read!
Friday, December 05, 2008
Me: Truth of life personified...
"We make them cry who care for us,
we cry for them who will never care for us,
and we care for them who will never cry for us"
He: "Never be sad for missing whatever you expected..
instead be happy that God made you realize that
those expectations weren't worth your life"
Seems true enough i guess...bye!
Me: If only it was....Bye!
He: It always is...None of us accept it openly..but its true..
I know I'm the wrong person to be saying this..
But.. EXPECT NOTHING!!
Shambho Mahadeva...
Tuesday, December 02, 2008
Outside my window a laburnum tree depictive of our relationship...
Shriveled leaves in trepidation of a gust...
pendulous flowers harbingers of life interrupted not ended...
A pledge of continuity in the golden lacy clusters
To wallow and not extricate is the bane.....
To extricate and debase is the fate.....
Once over an done with I qualify for grace....
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Video Games just passed me by…
While all my peers speak excitedly about the "NFS Carbon" (I don't even know whether I've got the name right!) and "World of War craft" I stand by with no resource for input to the conversation! Friends have all-night LAN gaming parties where I have to either feign disinterest or risk a scandalized barrage of "What do you mean you've NEVER played video games !!!???"
To give some background, I work with an Internet Marketing firm thus making websites of radically different genres, types and purpose a part of my daily life. I recently had to work on this website called fatgamer.com, which is an e-commerce that sells Video Game Accessories at discounted prices. Well when I initially studied the website, it was more alien than Greek and Latin to me! Nintendo Wii, PS3, Xbox 360, PSP et al and my head was spinning. Of course I'd HEARD these names before, but to write about these and work on them is all together a different ball-game!
Well, left with no alternative I took it head on! Gaming Magazines became by bedside reading, I actually went to Croma to understand firsthand the difference between the graphics of the PS3 and Xbox 360 and spent hours researching the net for material. After all that homework I put myself to test…I tried to conduct a conversation about this stuff with my 12 year old cousin. My result??? Success!! I actually managed without falling on my face, he now actually considers me an authority on it! He..he.. that's how much he knows!
Well my job on the site is done an passed on to other hands, but it has left me with one addition to my wish list! My very own PS3 games!!
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
In the eye of the beholder
People and places are a fascinating subject!
There kick in the complaints...
"I dont have the time".."I'm too busy"..."Travelling nowadys is such a pain"..et al..
But I say you dont need the time all you need is your normal life.
We all travel to our place of work or study...run small errands for home or atleast go shopping!
Look around observe, the world is new each time you look at it!
Take a new route to a familiar place, reach there by a different means of transport..Look around you is a place of beauty that is uniqe, like no other! Isn't that what we look for each time?
My answer to places and travel is a poem my cousin once wrote..
I see beauty in the overcast sky
I see beauty in the rabbits eye..
At this juncture I'm going to make a statement- People are fascinating.(period)
There is a story with each person and in every conversation. A wonderful new horizon better than a book of stories is open to you. The variety of joys, sorrows, problems and events that you get a peek into within a window of a 10 minute conversation is phenomenal. Apart from the appreciation of the human spirit you develop another gift is the value of your life and the conveniences we usually take for granted.
These two observations in place....I'm never bored now!!
Thursday, June 26, 2008
There are days when sorrow is like a physical ache. Under your skin, its is a soiled washcloth the surgeon left inside before sewing you up. In your bloodstream, it's a murky grey fluid, an effluent without an outlet. Inside your ribcage, it is the deadweight of despair. Even neon seems dim, music grates. People are talking to you, but all want is for them to go. Their concerns are trite, banal, pointless, compared to the grief that you cannot share with anyone. There are such griefs and they are most terrible.
At this precise point of time, happiness may seem a myth, a chimera, a bedtime story for children, a poor urban legend. When were you happy last? Yesterday? The day before? Yes, you can remember those times, those moments, but you cant believe it was you. It was another person, yes. It was another world. Here, now, this moment, you can never be happy.
You make a list. You start small: mundane happiness's, commonplace joys and random unplanned delights in a world where happiness was allowed. Lying about in a meadow in the winter sun. The caress of a river breeze on your face. Getting wet in the rain after seven years. Cuddling up with someone you love under the quilt.
But memories of happiness can hurt too. Can you ever go back to those moments and experience them again, now, with the knowledge of what comes after? Will the sky ever be as azure as it was on that winter day 10 years ago? The quilt may be the same, but you could be alone.
Happiness happens. But the patterns of its arrival are random, and its departures are staggeringly unexpected. It knows no reason and follows no apparent logic. Causality can be established, but you know that introspection and analysis often spoil it. It can be a warm light, it can be a cool blue. Anticipation can be it, so can afterglow. Bliss is doing nothing at all but it can also be working at a feverish pace. But most of all, right no, for you, happiness appears.
A sleeping child, a warm puppy, a mother's lap. Two rainbows in the same sky and animals hiding in the clouds. The first snowfall, the last love of your lfe. Ducklings waddling down to the pond, the sighting of dolphins.
People find happiness all the time, You know that. P.G.Wodehouse and the Pickwick Papers. M.S.Subalakshmi singing Suprabhatam in the morning. Vintage Kishore Kumare on the car stereo at 100kmph on the highway. The Lion King from
But why do you need to be happy? Why do you crave for it, if the only thing you know for sure about happiness is the inevitability of betrayal? Happiness won't last, it will leave, without even the courtesy of a wave goodbye. Did not one of your professors once tell you that creativity is directly proportional to the amount of tragedy you hold in your heart? What sort of pictures could a Vincent Van Gogh with his soul at ease paint? What is the big deal about happiness? From your limited knowledge of the world's major religions, you have a sense that most messiahs have spoken about the peace of mind, rather than happiness. You could be wrong, but that's the notion you have.
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
but strange as it may be..it is also strangely familiar..
the peaches and ice-cream still make my mouth water..
Saturday, April 12, 2008
I haven't been here or to any of the blogs I frequent for quite a while now...
& am going to be away for longer...
when I start visiting your blogs again...thats going to be a while given my screwed up schedule..
that will mean I'm back on the blogging scene!!
Thanks and Regards...
P.S: I really hope I'll see all of you people around again when I come back..please please!!
Cheers! and Ciao!!
Thursday, March 27, 2008
Dheeme se naseem mein aagaz hai teri,
Samandar ki mauj mein ehsaas hai teri;
Kaliyon ke rang mein muskaan hai teri,
Mere in lafzon mein hi pehchaan hai teri..
Saturday, March 22, 2008
Memoir in six words
Sunday, March 16, 2008
Silsila Suron Ka
I experienced a rare treat yesterday, two of the greatest instrumental maestros of Indian Classical Music performing together after seven long years.
Pandit Shiv Kumar Sharma on the Santoor and Pandit HariPrasad Chaurasia with the flute created magic yet again like in their album "The Valley Recalls".
It was quite by chance that I was able to go and I really thank the heavens for it. Each of these maestros are synonymous with the instruments they play. They have elevated the status of their respective instruments and classical music world over and also retained the sanctity of their art.
The performance was organized by CRPIM(Center for Research and Promotion of Indian Music) along with Perfect Octave at Shanmukhananda Hall, Matunga. The program was divided into three one hour segments.
First there was performance by Pt. Shiv Kumar Sharma on the Santoor accompanied by Ustaad Bhawani Shankar on the Pakhawaj, a percussion instrument- ancestor to the tabla. The rippling river like sounds of the santoor and the resounding sharp beats of the pakhawaj complemented each other beautifully reminding one of a river with a rocky bed close to a waterfall.
Shiv Kumar Sharma started an aalaap in raag Madhuvanti which Ustaad Bhawani Shankar built up to a jod, slowly leading the concert into a beautiful cresendo.
The second performance was by Pandit Hari Prasad Chaurasia accompanies by Vijay Ghate on the tabla and Santosh Shank supporting on the flute. Panditji played a beautiful composition in raag Maruvihaag, which he jokingly proclaimed as "mera vihaag". The bansuri (flute) sounded like molten jaggery with all its sweetness overflowing. He led tabalchi Vijay Ghate a merry dance when they began the jugalbandi, but the latter manfully held his own to hearty applause.
The third and final segment was indeed a treat like I have earlier called it. Shiv Kumar Sharma began, sitting beside Chaurasia, dedicating the jugalbandi and performance to their age old friendship, claiming that it was not restricted by mortal life. There was an expectant taste in the body of the audience. The stage looked like a gathering of old friends, Sharma, Chaurasia, Ghate and Bhawani Shankar, great instrumentalists in their own right playing together creating a symphony, yet giving each other space. It was an hour and a half of pure rapture indescribable in words. They played primarily in raag Khamaj keeping it lightly classical with a little mixing of raagas. They teased, challenged and complimented each other drawing the audience completely into their performance. They enjoyed themselves thoroughly and that same joy was transmuted to the audience.
They received a unanimous standing ovation from an audience of around 15oo.
This was undoubtedly one of the most memorable evening of my life.
Friday, March 07, 2008
Someting about a few things...
After a long spell of a relaxed time wherein the most taxing thing I would have done would be to simply get myself to college ( in which also, records say I defaulted by more than 40%......OMG!!! I'm sooo dead!), I was suddenly plagued with what I call quite a bit of work yesterday.
Though I'm still in my final semester my training for my future job in Convonix has begun. As a part of the evaluation process we have to complete an assignment in the each week before we met for the training session again.
Well can you guess what my assignment for this week was???
Writing articles for BlOGS!!!! Cool na?
My deadline for the articles was Thursday before midnight. Only thing was I knew nothing about the topics. But everything considered not too bad.
Yes, thats what I was beginning to think as well when I realized on Thursday morning I had a project presentation and report due Friday morning 9.00 am for which I had to actually "CREATE" the project to present!
ALSO I had an article due for a magazine!!
My day went thus-
Thursday 6th March 2008
8.00 am:
Woke up with a nightmare. Got bathed and dressed.
9.00 am
Assessed exactly what had to be done and got started.
11.00 am
1 trigger of project complete(please I deserve applause for this one!)
An article on Personal Loans Complete.
Rush hurriedly for driving class.
1.00 pm
Enter home.
Gobble down lunch.
Get back to work.
4.00 pm
1 entire module of project completed(yelled-"Yaayy!!I have something to present!!")
Article on Home Loan complete.
Researching Video Game consoles(I know naught about them!)
7.00 pm
Article on Video Games complete(I actually know the differences and features of Wii, PS3 and XBOX now...theoretically of course)
Article on fractal theory complete.
Begin report of project.
Salsa Class.
9.30 pm
Devour dinner.
Continue Report.
11.00 pm
13 pages of the report done.
Begin Powerpoint presentation.
1.00 am(7th March 2008)
Compiled report and ppt ready.
1.30 am
Study 25 pages for test which is scheduled in 8 hours.
3.00 am
Drop into bed exhausted.
I'm sorry I bored you'll with my entire day's timetable. But its been a long long time since I'd done so much work all in one day and I learnt a little about so many diverse topics.
- Personal loans
- Home loans
- Use of fractals and applications
- Video games
- Insurance
- My own final year project(lol...)
Friday, February 29, 2008
Little Boxes
Little boxes made of ticky-tacky,
Little boxes, little boxes,
Little boxes, all the same.
There's a green one and a pink one
And a blue one and a yellow one
And they're all made out of ticky-tacky
And they all look just the same.
The life of an average individual is so predictable. Though different in the details, everyone leads the same life in essence. Like Malvina Reynolds says, we are all like little boxes! Sure I may be a 4*4 box painted in orange and you may be a 3.75*3.75 box painted in green, but at the end of the day we are both cuboids!
And the people in the houses
All go to the university,
And they all get put in boxes,
Little boxes, all the same.
And there's doctors and there's lawyers
And business executives,
And they're all made out of ticky-tacky
And they all look just the same.
Each one trying to find your own niche in the world, looking for essentially the same things. I can bet that 90% of people reading this post will have a similar list, Security, Comfort, Family, Love etc...
There is a said way to go about this. Do well at school choose a good profession and spend more than a quarter of your life slogging towards it and the rest, slogging to keep what you have achieved.
And they all play on the golf-course,
And drink their Martini dry,
And they all have pretty children,
And the children go to school.
And the children go to summer camp
And then to the university,
And they all get put in boxes
And they all come out the same.
Many people whose blogs I follow have been speaking about love and marriage increasingly lately. Not that I'm reading anything into it but we all eventually do want to be settled and not live out life alone. Children when they come along will have their futures planned so that they in turn can be secure and comfortable.
Restarts the circle...
Little boxes...
And the boys go into business,
And marry, and raise a family,
And they all get put in boxes,
Little boxes, all the same.
There's a green one and a pink one
And a blue one and a yellow one
And they're all made out of ticky-tacky
And they all look just the same.
Life goes on..
I do not venture to comment on the integrity or achievements of anyone's life but don't you feel like being a different shape sometimes.
I want to be a cone made out of mount board painted in fuchsia!
I don't want to graduate I want to paint and only paint through my life!
I don't want to care where my next meal is going to come from and whether I'll be able to retain this roof over my head tomorrow!
Well but in the end, we are all little boxes, little boxes and we all look just the same!
I love Peter Seeger's songs which my father exposed me to as a child. This is also the theme song for weeds. Do listen to the song.
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
I Need To Know!!
We think about multifarious things in a day. Thoughts triggered by different events, with a varied essence and of varying magnitudes.
According to me Maslow's Pyramid of needs helps in answering a lot of questions which are physiological and psychological in nature. It can help each of us identify the pattern of our thoughts.
Maslow's hierarchy of needs consists of five levels: the four lower levels are grouped together as being associated with Physiological needs, while the top level is termed growth needs associated with psychological needs. Deficiency needs must be met first. Once these are met, seeking to satisfy growth needs drives personal growth. The higher needs in this hierarchy only come into focus when the lower needs in the pyramid are satisfied. If a lower set of needs is no longer being met, the individual will temporarily re-prioritize those needs by focusing attention on the unfulfilled needs, but will not permanently regress to the lower level.
So when we actually reach the stage of self-actualization we are apparently materially and emotionally satisfied individuals.
After a lot of analysis I figured I think I'm in the "Need to Know and Understand" segment.
So where do you figure you stand in the hierarchy of needs?
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
It does have its positives vis a vis other networking sites like the profile block options have taken the security to another level and the graffiti options lend it a very personal touch.
Another thing that makes facebook popular is its innumerable applications. There is available a wide spectrum of applications from the cutest ones like "What comic strip character are you?" to completely outrageous ones like, "What is your secret sexual fantasy?". Most of them are absolutely random and thus amazingly popular.
The human touch comes in with the superpokes like cuddle, party with etc (and can also be as silly as 'throw sheep at'!) and the Hug me applications. When used in moderation it can genuinely put a smile on your face. Awarding superlatives and nicknames to friends has become the coolest and sweetest gesture!
I find myself taking the most random quizzes on earth to simply kill time (it results in mass murder though!). My friends typically sned me atleast an average of 10 crazy requests a day.
A nice thing is that I met a couple of my blogger friends on facebook as well- helps me know them better.
What is sad is that the core purpose of the site .ie. Networking and Communication seems to be getting lost in a melee of applications!
Of all the people reading this..If you are on face book-
How many use it to leave your friends a message instead of throwing sheep at them?
Also your opinion on the place and importance of networking sites in our life is welcome.
This is unfortunately how MY facebook profile looks.. :(
Friday, February 15, 2008
Words Of Wisdom
1. No one can ruin your day without YOUR permission.
2. Most people will be about as happy, as they decide to be.
3. Others can stop you temporarily, but only you can do it permanently.
4. Whatever you are willing to put up with, is exactly what you will have.
5. Success stops when you do
6. The biggest lie on the planet: "When I get what I want I will be happy."
7. The best way to escape your problem is to solve it.
8. Look for opportunities...not guarantees.
9. When things go wrong.....don't go with them.
Most importantly....
10. Now is the most interesting time of all.
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
With a Parsi tinge
There is absolutely nothing climactic about the novel. Family Matters is a story about Parsi family living in modern Mumbai dealing with the day to day gravities of youth, age, death, duty and desire.
Only in his words the humdrum of daily life gets transformed. The best parts of the novel are the simple accounts of daily life breakfast time in an household, the children's jokes, family rituals etc. Here is one of those authors who does not just give you an insight into the lives of his characters but nudges you to laugh, weep, despair and live with them.
The novel opens with an account of old Nariman Choudhary's birthday party. Nariman is old and frail, constantly haunted by memories of his past. He lives in Chateau Felicity with his middle-aged step-children, Jal and Coomy. The family is visited by Nariman's daughter, Roxana, with her husband and their two young sons. It show cases the relationships in a family which though fragmented by history is bound together by mystery. The suspense of Nariman's apparently scandalous but in reality helpless and painful past is revealed through the book in bits and pieces, like random isolated pearls to collect before you can string them together. The prose slips in and out of different perspectives: sometimes we feel Nariman's pain, sometimes Roxana's concern or Jal's guilt. The novel begins with Nariman, but the final word goes to Jehangir - from the old to the young.
This novel traces the lives of many individuals and how they fit into each others life to weave a fabric that gives us the essence of life and the living, youth and its innocence and age and death.
In case you do plan to read it. I will recommend a corner with minimal intrusions for this one.
Monday, February 11, 2008
I just completed the 21st year of my life on February 8th and this year the celebrations
have been the best of all. This was all due to my friends who were wonderfully brilliant!
The day started at 12.00 am with friends and family from all over the globe calling to wish me a Happy Birthday. Many friends with whom I had completely lost touch called me as well, that felt really great. Amidst all of this, come 12.10 am a couple of my friends from my building landed with a cake. I know this is no new thing, but it was the first time that it was done for me so I was extremely excited.
Well one of the unfortunate things is that I had to sit through an entire day of lectures. Once that was done with I had planned a stay-over at a college friend's place. There the day seemingly began to go downhill. My friend told me in the middle of the day that we might not be able to manage a stay-over because she might be having some guests at short notice. Also most of my friends dropped out one by one due to some reason or another.
When the lectures were done, the friend whose house I was to stay at convinced me to at least spend sometime with her at Pheonix Mills, irrespective of whether or not we could manage the night time party. Churlishly I conceded.
Then began the surprise! I reached the McDonalds at Pheonix Mills to find that all my college friends were there, they had only pretended to drop out! We sat around ate and chatted for a bit, but my friends were strangely reluctant to leave. After about 20 minutes I come to know why!
They had co-ordinated with all my closest friends in Mumbai and got them all to come as a surprise for me. They also said that the stay over was very much on the agenda, the drama was simply to keep my mind of their other plans. The best part was that when I realized my friend Madhuri, sitting in Pune, had co-ordinated all of this!
We made merry for a bit while I was just unable to wipe a silly grin of happiness off of my face!
It was my best birthday ever!!
I thank God everyday for my family, now I've realized that I HAVE to include my friends in that list as well!
Wednesday, February 06, 2008
I've fucking been torn apart!!
So I decided to submit my blog as well. Not just for kicks but because I genuinely want to try to take it to the next level.
I know that, no one person's opinion is the be all and end all of the world, but for me EACH ONE COUNTS!
So here goes:-
She's giving me a toothache
Wednesday, February 06, 2008
There was a time, many, many years ago, when I had a Molly Ringwald perm and 20 pairs of Guess jeans and wore white Keds with everything. I made mix tapes of slow songs from the radio and wrote heartfelt and weepy poetry. I sent rambling notes to friends with cutesy acronyms (KIT, FFE, BFF) and used hearts to punctuate my exclamation points.
Because I was that girl once upon a time, it makes it hard to slam Sneha from Life is Above it All. Oh, she's quite a bit older than I was during the time I'm remembering, and she's a good deal smarter than I was, but that core of innocent youth remains. I don't want to squash that earnest hopefulness.
It's not that this is a hot mess. It's just... young. And fluffy.
To start with she's managed to include two of my pet peeves. There's a huge ass banner that takes up the entire page and I have to scroll for ages to get to content. Why do people do this? Why? Next, she uses ellipses constantly. Look, y'all. There's a time and place for these popular little dots: to indicate the removal of text, to indicate a thought trailing off, or to indicate a pause in speech. And that's about it folks. Overuse can be extremely annoying to read.
Some more problems? Lots and lots of poetry. Sappy, angsty poetry. It's not for me. Some people enjoy it, I'm sure, but I can't get into it. Especially rhyming poetry.
Also, the subtitle portion in the banner means absolutely nothing to me. "Emotion is not a football." What? I'm sure there's a cultural disconnect here as she's Indian and I'm American, but I can't for the life of me understand what she's getting at. And unfortunately that happens a lot for me with this writing. Oh, she's smart. No doubt. And kind and good and sweet and hard-working. But unfortunately for me this blog boils down to a lot of words on a screen. And not much else.
This is a young girl's diary, a smattering of thoughts and poems and daily experiences that, while meaningful to her and her friends, does not lend itself to wider consumption. And maybe that's fine. Maybe that's all she wants. But by submitting her site to be reviewed my guess is maybe she's ready for more. If that's the case, some suggestions:
Tighten up. Edit. Get rid of the ellipses, use proper spacing around punctuation, refrain from using cutesy IM-speak (ur, u, 2, shud, cuz, randomly capped and lowercase words, etc.). Don't write in all lowercase -- e.e. cummings can get away with it, you can't. Write for yourself but consider your audience. What do we want to know? Do we want to read paragraphs and paragraphs of your daily experiences? No, absolutely not. Find something interesting to write about. Boil it down, find the good bits, wrap it up in a bow, be concise.
Find your voice -- right now you're one of thousands of sweet young girls with nothing much to say. What makes you different? What do you have to say? Where is your individuality? I read your whole blog, and I know there's more you're not sharing: you're observant and insightful and you have a charming spirit. But it's flat on the screen. There's no dimension.
Right now it's a
but don't give up. Get cracking on my suggestions and let's see where you end up.
Well, the rating means-
We meant to rate you, really we did, but we fell asleep reading your shit. zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz. snore.
Oh well!! Nothing lost!
Tuesday, February 05, 2008
RESULTS...and more
The only thing on my agenda seems to be waiting for results.
Today finally one wait is over..I came to know this morning that I have not made it through to SIMC.
well that only leaves me with my semester exam results to await..
I am co-authoring a new blog with my friend Balaji..
Please do drop by and leave us ur comments..
Thursday, January 31, 2008
Better late than never though..
I reached Pune, along with my parents, on 23rd night by train, which by the way I had caught just in the nick of time. The guest house we realized, to our dismay, was a good 11 kilometers away from the institute, where I had to report at 9 am each morning.
The Symbiosis Institute of Media and Communication, where I had been called for a second round of interviews, was conducting it Fest-o-Comm and Admission procedure for the batch of 2010 simultaneously.
The campus was full to bursting with applicants of 3 specializations and their guardians, easily around a 1000-1200 people. My darling parents escorted me and waited till I was registered and asked to move to another part of the campus to collect my schedule for the next four days.
After the initial confusion, we were directed to the institute building where I met hordes of people, basically my contenders. I say contenders because I found out that we were around 350 applicants vying for just 36 seats!
And what should the first thing I see on my schedule be?? My Panel Interview was going to be conducted in exactly 37 minutes!! Despite my immediate panic I did laugh mentally at the ridiculously "accurate" timings(military style) on the sheet viz.
INTERVIEW 1019 hrs 24th January 2008
Well thankfully I just about managed to gather my wits and my interview went off just fine. After a series of questions about why I wanted to do advertising and what exactly I wanted to specialize in, a couple of questions more and they wrapped it up. It lasted exactly 5 minutes, the shortest interview I've ever given in my life.
I also had a group discussion scheduled much later in the day. I decided to make use of the hours available till evening to socialize and make some new friends. I met some wonderfully brilliant people in the course of the day, some of whom I'm still in touch with. You'd be amazed at the spectrum of people who might apply for an MBA in advertising! A 21 year old Latin American dance instructor, a bassist from Goa who works in the radio, a B.Com honours squash captain from Delhi etc. Every person was infinitely more interesting than the other!
Still left with spare time, I participated in a Salsa workshop and took part in an advertising contest for which I won a cap. I finally wrapped up the day with a satisfactory Group Discussion, to head home tired and sleepy.
The next day dawned bright and early. Completely unused to the temperatures in Pune, I was chilled to the bone in the rickshaw ride to Symbiosis. I was glad for the fact that I'd made friends the previous day as it made 25th infinitely more pleasant and relaxing. It was the Journalism day of, Fest-o-Comm. I attended the seminars which were on subjects like- Brains, Beauty and Broadcast, Is the media removed from the majority addressed by speakers like, Sivanti Nayanan, Vidyashankar Iyer etc. The person seated next to me by strange coincidence was my friend's girlfriend, whom by the way I had never met before. I still dont know how we figured it out, but thanks to her my day was made. After the seminars I had the most tasty Alu parantha I have ever set my teeth into, at Kakke Di Hatti, in the canteen of SIMC. The only thing I had on my agenda for the day was the verification of my documents which I managed to get done earlier than scheduled. Well, after all the day had to have its down side right, I broke my bag and my shoe. But fortunately for me my Pune based friend, who was visiting me on campus, lent me hers. As for my shoe I walked barefoot for a while but was the proud owner of a smart , brand new sandal from Woodlands by the end of the day.
26th January began in the usual way, with flag hoisting in the premises of the guest house where I had put up The third day on campus was the Advertising day of the festival. I was really looking forward to listening to the seminars. So I was there at 9.30 am despite having only a peer interface at 2032 hrs. The six hours from 10 am to 4 pm were extremely informative and inspiring all at the same time. We had eminent speakers such as Ad guru Alyque Padamsee, the brains behind the "toing"(Amul Macho), Mr. Pushpinder Singh and a few others address us on topics ranging from Conceptualizing and Media Planning to the simple generation of an idea. Madhuri, the friend whose bag I was still using, came to spend the evening with the malai kulfi available at one of the stalls, and as a by product catch up with me. We caught the beginning of the rock band competition-Distortions. I then headed for my Peer Interface, where as a test, they made me sell an ugly cat to a finicky feline lover.
That evening I met a childhood friend of mine, Gayatri. By the end of our tete-a-tete I marveled at the ease with which we slipped back to being friends at a level so uncomplicated, its a rare thing in today's world.
27th dawned, a chilly Sunday, supposedly the last day of the admission process. My parents left early to return to Mumbai. I lunched with Gayatri and her family and went ahead to Viman Nagar (location of the SIMC campus). The submission of my Assignment, which each short-listed candidate had to complete, was scheduled at 1329 hrs. I was happy that I would finish early and be able to hang out with my friends for the remainder of the day, but things just spiraled out of control from there on. The Director of the institute, dubbed Spacely Sprockets by some(no prizes for guessing why!), was assessing each applicant's assignment personally and individually. On reaching the specified location I was told that there spill over of yesterdays applicants were being tackled presently and this at 2.00 pm on the last day of the procedure. Things just got progressively worse, the back log and delay increased. It was a scene of utter chaos, confusion, disillusionment and last but not the least frustration was rampant. Amidst all of this who else. but my guardian angel, Madhuri came to keep me company. Though she enjoyed ourselves, speaking to random people and taking on the role of delivery boy for the famished, she got unfairly yelled at and water accidentally thrown at her. Thanks to her, I had a memorable dinner of pizza and a chicken wrap amidst pandemonium. It was actually extremely entertaining, the only drawback being, hungry people staring at you as you eat is not pleasant! The queue didn't seem to be ending, and finally the Deputy Director announced that those who wished could come back the next morning to submit the assignments. The announcement immediately decided my course of action.
The remainder of the night was a pleasant stay over at Madhuri's house.
The next morning I had to miss my pre-booked seat on the bus to Mumbai and go back to the insti instead. But fortunately everything went off smoothly and the director appreciated my work on the assignment, which made it worth the while. Immediately, I headed back for Mumbai in the company of an interesting couple. I finally reached home at 6 pm on Monday evening thus concluding the SAGA OF SIMC!!
A few good things that came out of this:-
1.)I realized that my networking skills are genuinely good and I'm really thankful for knowing all the people that I do.
2.)I met some amazing, interesting and lively people in Pune and mad some good friends who will hopefully last me a while. Also I reconnected with a childhood friend. And last but not the least have come to truly appreciate Madhuri!
3.)Good management should not necessarily be expected from a Management school.
4.)Irrespective of any city I stay in or visit, Bombay will always feel like home!
Monday, January 28, 2008
2008 so far is proving to be a very good year for me *touches wood*....
1.> I got a job with a profile that i love!!!
I've been recruited as Assistant Project Manager...and this particular firm will provide excellent
2.>I was short listed for the GDPI or rather 2nd round at Symbiosis for an MBA in Advertising...
I just returned from pune today and the admission process went off well..
I will know whether or not i'm in within the next 2 weeks...
I was there for the last four days and the experience has been one of a kind..
I will chronicle them over the next 2 days..
so look out for my posts on the "Stint at Symbiosis"..
Sunday, January 20, 2008
I got my first blogger award from Rajeev..
thank U :D
I want to pass on this award to..
Nothingman-for both his blogs..
Jeevy himself for his amazing work and even more amazing templates..
Ashu-for being herself...
Annie- for starting afresh..
Dharmabum-for writing amazing posts..
Saturday, January 19, 2008
Like a butterfly
you think I am..
Broken out of
the chrysalis of time...
The time we shared
together as friends..
We retain the title
still today-but only in name..
In my colours
you will see it reflected..
The influence-
our larvae of same origin..
Little do you know that,
my life is a bubble..
I constantly move forward-
but with memories as lifeblood..
Saturday, January 12, 2008
Each day we had a different topic of conversation, arbitrarily chosen. On one of these walks, we had an interesting discussion on Religion and Philosophy.It started interestingly, when my uncle suddenly asked me, "Are you an atheist?"
Now I AM an atheist-at least according to the dictionary. Basically I don't believe in worshiping God, in religion or idol worship. I do, but, willingly partake in all the social and cultural activities which have a religious inclination. This i do as per the advice of my late Grandfather, firstly because these are abundant in India and secondly to avoid antagonizing my parents and stay away from societal controversy and consternation. Considering all this, I Do believe in a power above myself and that the universe is governed by a higher energy force, this I do for my own reasons.
So, getting back, I answered my uncle's question in the affirmative and explained to him that I believe in the omnipotent energy, of which I have seen proof, and this belief I require for strength when my mind is weak or when I falter.
He then explained his point of view with the help of the Upanishads and the Bhagvad Gita. Having said that, I must clarify that though a religious person himself, he took a purely philosophical approach while speaking to me.
It would be quite impossible to retrace the exact discussion owing to my rather poor memory and the fact that we digressed a lot in the course of the discussion.
But at the end of it I wished to summarize the conversation. That resulted in the following:
The concept of 'God' is a man-made one. Every different religion is the result of the limitation of the mind of man in the way of 'conceptualizing' God.
For eventually every religion in essence preaches the same thing- 'God is and omnipresent, omnipotent and omniscient manifestation of our belief.'
Religion is a tool for initiation into the 'philosophy of life'.
The various contorted consequences and unfortunate abbhorance in the name of religion is a result of the decay and limited cognitive and perceptive abilities of man's mind or a shrewd mind with an ulterior motive.
I found in my eccentric perception a certain degree of consensus between the age old 'Bhagvad Gita' and modern day philosophies of Ayn Rand, who propounded the concept of 'Objectivism'.
The Bhagvad Gita says that, Lord is not removed from the universe i.e. they are one. I interpret this thus- You are a part of the universe, thus You are a part of the Lord.
So, if the Lord is power, then you are in that power and a part of that power!
Ayn Rand, exults the capability of MAN, not men, and HIS potential, above all else. This concept she calls Man-Worship.
These two philosophies in conjecture tell me,
"To believe in MYSELF, MY energy, spirit and thought and move towards MY goal."
Everyone has a right to their own opinion and philosophy-this is mine.
This may seem like a warped or half-baked or even a brilliant philosophy, with which people may agree or disagree, but, it is MY PHILOSOPHY OF LIFE.
i just wanted to dedicate a post thanking all the people who take out the time to read this blog and leave comments on my erratic rants...
your view..your time and encouragement are very valuable to me...
this year is for me one of the most crucial of my life...i really hope i can see it through successfully...
Cheers all!!!
Tuesday, January 01, 2008
Yes..along with the fist 2 columns on the date line even the 3rd column changes...thats why...then shouldn't we celebrate everyday!!
Well...I think we should...Welcome to this celebration which we call life!
but now since we have shown this apartheid b/w the numbers on the date line...
lets flow with it...
Like everyone else, even I dissect my old year for the good and the bad happenings..
relive memories....wish for big good things in the coming year..make umpteen resolutions(which i NEVER keep)...
But what IS special about this day..NEW YEARS EVE is..that...
its an excuse to have special fun(some ppl need it)...
to remember loved ones(why do we need this)...
to hope for a better tomorrow(shouldn't we do this every night)...
we shud live everyday like its new years eve..(minus the extremely WILD partying and wishing all and sundry..)
and our life will BECOME a celebration...
i'd stopped making resolutions last year...
but only keep one thing with me..
LOve to all my readers and non-readers and their near and dear ones...
and warm wishes for good health and happiness for atleast the next 365 days...
I am necessarily going to have be away from this space till the 10th of January...
See u all after i get back....


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Tuesday, May 02, 2006
Round 5: How could I have forgotten to post that the Swannies won!!?? I must have been sick! Against a rejuvenated Geelong they played more like they used to and the defense really cracked down. Jude Bolton played a blinder. According to the Australian, they had a team blame sharing session (which sounds like what Roosy would cook up) where the players told each other where they were screwing up rather than the coach dumping on people. This made them commit to play as a team again and it showed. If only Mick could kick straight! He kicked 1.4 and missed easy goals right in front. Had he been running backwards kicking over his head he probably would have made it but in front of goal is too easy. We are just out of the eight and play Brisbane this week who are looking very sorry and sad. I cannot complain when Brisbane gets old and tired after all the years they walloped the Swannies.
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Camaro ss is a fantastic sports car that has fantastic value and has a sporty look and also dashing. Because this car is not too slim and not too fat for the size of a sports car. The unique design is seen on the part of the lamp that has a round shape like owl eyes. This car is equipped with a fog lamp that can see the field covered with thick fog.
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I must admit that when the date for Goldthread's final Open House and Community Supported Medicine share distribution of the season was set about a month ago, I was not envisioning the gardens being covered in snow. Despite looking more like early January than early November, yesterday's temperature was actually quite comfortable and a handful of adventurous herb lovers ventured to the farm to pick up shares and take a snowy sunset tour.
The third and final share of the season included bulk herbs and teas: Lemon Lunacy, Flu Relief, Goldthread Basil Blend and Immuni-Tea; immunity-boosting tinctures of Echinacea and Ashwagandha; compounds: Elderberry Elixir, Throat Spray; Infused oils of Mullein Garlic and Lavender; Dominican Sage, Yarrow, and Balsam Fir hydrosols; Holy Basil and Lavender Sage honeys; and bulbs of this season's garlic.
The Lavender Sage Honey seemed to be a popular choice at last night's distribution. Since I was on the farm this summer as a Farm to Pharmacy intern I remember the day in July when we harvested lavender flowers and started infusing that sun and flower-filled honey...
...which is truly a taste of summer in the winter months.
I also remember the Ashwagandha root harvest...
Being on the farm from April to October gives one the opportunity to see the complete growing cycle and personally I feel far more connected to both the plants and the medicine as a result.
Speaking of connected, I baked these ginger cookies for the Open House using the locally-grown fresh ginger from Old Friends Farm in Amherst MA that I blogged about here. These were accompanied by hot Lemon Lunacy tea.
We even had a surprise guest, though he was a bit shy.
The bad news is, this was the final CSM distribution of the 2011 season. The good news is, full shares of medicine will be available until January and can be picked up at Goldthread Apothecary in Florence, MA or shipped (we will post a list of what these shares include in the near future). The best news is that we are already planning for the 2012 season of Community Supported Medicine and for continued opportunities to visit and tour the farm during next summer's distributions.
Thanks to everyone for your continued support!


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I'm always horrified to hear of sting arrests – the idea that you con people into committing an offence always strikes me as perverse. Anyway, over in Kansas in the States a series of arrests took place last week and are now being reported in the media. You can view a video of the news item and read about it by following the link at the bottom.
Seven people were arrested during a five hour span at Chisholm Creek Park near 29th and Oliver following one complaint. Yes, the Police spent five hours hanging around a public space, luring men into seeking a sexual encounter. Wise use of resources? You decide.
According KSN news those arrested were all men, most over 40 years old, on counts of sexual battery, lewd and lascivious behavior, and soliciting for immoral purposes.
The same day (yes, resources to spare in Kansas) an adult cinema was also targeted.
I've had a quick look at some of the cruising bulletin boards and sure enough all locations are now filled with warnings but little by way or reaction yet.
All these tactics result in is a temporary displacement of the activity and create greater danger for the cruising community. Focusing on the presence of condoms and lube merely results in men being less likely to carry then, dramatically increasing the rate of STD infection. Targeting commercial venues sucha s adult cinemas (don't think many "innocents" who need protecting from sex would be walking into them do you?) merely pushes sex into other public sex venues so at the moment Kansas (like many places) has a lose – lose situation. Nice one guys.
Read the story/view the video at: http://www.ksn.com/news/local/18225519.html
Anyone wanting to look at my own research on this should take a look at:
- Ashford, C (2007) 'Sexuality and the Criminal Law: The Cottaging Phenomenon', 71(6) Journal of Criminal Law, 506.
- Ashford, C (2006) 'The Only Gay in the Village: Sexuality and the Net, 13, 3 Information and Communications Technology Law, 275.


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So, the exploration of the internet sperm dating began. We found 3 different websites that looked like they had enough members to make it even slightly worth the membership fees and signed up.
I'm sure there are some lovely men who with purely altruistic reasons wish to give their sperm to childless couples, and for perfectly logical reasons have chosen to do so via an unregulated website rather than a sperm bank. We couldn't find these men.
I'm not sure if the fact that we weren't entirely sure what were looking for and therefore didn't have completely fixed criteria meant we were more or less likely to find someone. We wrote ourselves a fairly vague profile specifying that we were open to contact but 'saw ourselves as the primary parents' (or some similar line) and started trawling the profiles.
So what was our criteria? Around our age, similar outlook on life, similar politics, would get on over a cup of coffee, reasonably intelligent, not hideous looking and healthy. With the exception of the interest in familial health probably more or less who we would have been looking for if we were internet dating (and were one straight woman rather than two lesbians!).
It was immediately apparent that there was a split between the gay male equivalent to ourselves who wished to have a child the straight men who had rather more varied and sometimes dubious motives. Our seemingly reasonable criteria (to me anyway, and I'll be the first to admit I'm not always entirely reasonable) immediately ruled out more or less all of the straight men. The few men who passed the alright looking, healthy and reasonably intelligent test would have failed the 'cup of coffee test' on the basis that men who use websites because they think they'll get to have sex with some lesbians and men who think they're so fantastic the world should be full of their offspring and boast of 'super sperm' wouldn't be my drinking companions of choice.
My favorite of these profiles, was simply his age and heigh with the descirption "I am not a fatty". Now the bar was pretty low, but really? Really? You think someone is going to log on with the hopes and dreams of starting a family with the though "I'll pretty much take anyone, I just hope he's not a fatty". At least profiles like his provided some light relief in what was overall a pretty depressing process.
We did however filter, filter and filter some more, email, filter and then arrange to meet two prospective known donors…


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sitting by the hotel window..staring outside the empty town of Sibu. From the 10th floor of Tanahmas Hotel ..u are able to see half the city from the window. Far across the window, u could see the River that circles around the town, the river water looks like so yellow! muddy!
Besides that, u can see alot of old buildings all around this view.nothing really, its like a ghost town.coz there aint many night outing to do here besides going to the Feng Tau clubs or finding for prostitutes.. so fullstop. nothing else u can do here. well then again, if i;m in kl, this time around also nothing much can be done, besides heading down to the local clubs or yam chaing with the pals! talking about my pals, its been awhile since i saw them, due to my hetic schedule around this month and for the coming months ahead.
Anyway to stay free from work but yet have money growing from my backyard?
There isnt such thing, anyway lets not be a SADDIST tonight! got comments for being overly sadist the past month in my blog writing.! lets talk about my hotel! my hotel is really beautiful, the bed is extremely comfortable! makes me want to sleep everytime i lay myself on the bed! wish my house was this comfortable! then i will go home everyday and sleep like a piggy!! (sipping to my heineken beer now) ooo..yam yam.. beeer! over the top this room! nice clean and comfortable! makes me feel like i;m home! dont make me feel like i;m living in a shit hole! trust me! recommend to all of u the next time u visit SIBU, please stay @ tanahmas hotel! about 200Plus a night! but its worth every penny! and also thanks to HONDA, this hotel is fully paid! woot! yes air ticket and hotel and also great food! all for FOC! thats life!
wish i that i'm invited for this type of luxury every weekend! so far the past 4 weekends all have been around sabah and sarawak! been to KUCHING, TAWAU, SANDAKAN, LABUAN and now final destination - SIBU! The power of Dreams!and all this brought to you by HONDA! thanks honda!million thanks.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5702177886036274708.post8264765629383476320..comments2018-03-12T17:08:37.343-04:00Comments on ultrarunnergirl: Ultrarunning and Fueling on Whole30Kirstin Chttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5702177886036274708.post-5637492096621985742016-03-16T12:12:43.871-04:002016-03-16T12:12:43.871-04:00Mostly sweet potato, cooked til very soft. You can...Mostly sweet potato, cooked til very soft. You can roast or cut up and steam. Thin to desired consistency with the applesauce and coconut milk. Some runners have issues with apples (high fructose) and their gut, so I'd go sparingly on that. Season to taste with cinnamon, salt, whatever sounds good.Kirstin Chttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5702177886036274708.post-14064485281051638842016-03-15T13:24:31.436-04:002016-03-15T13:24:31.436-04:00Just curious, what is the recipe for your sweet po...Just curious, what is the recipe for your sweet potato-applesauce-coconut mix?Michou's Paleo Lifehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5702177886036274708.post-90468956748620690462015-09-12T21:19:07.763-04:002015-09-12T21:19:07.763-04:00Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I have been look...Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
I have been looking for someone who detailed their experience with running and Paleo lifestyle. I recently also did Whole 30 and then switched to Paleo. I also started doing a lot of my training runs in a fasted state. I have made some other changes, regarding running form, etc, and I dont think I have pulled all the pieces together. This helps a lot but Joyce Whttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5702177886036274708.post-62226570427673184852014-06-17T12:30:16.987-04:002014-06-17T12:30:16.987-04:00Glad you found my blog, Aubrey!Glad you found my blog, Aubrey!Kirstin Chttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5702177886036274708.post-40051519646928985152014-06-17T07:25:43.266-04:002014-06-17T07:25:43.266-04:00Hi Kristen, glad to hear that I'm on the right...Hi Kristen, glad to hear that I'm on the right track! Last year I used different blends of applesauce, mashed banana, mashed sweet potato, electrolyte powders, and coconut milk to fuel my training runs and half marathon race. It was successful, but this year I want to be even more careful/well thought out with my approach, since ultras are an entire different game.

This year I'Aubreyhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5702177886036274708.post-90882459408021198572014-04-24T13:50:49.182-04:002014-04-24T13:50:49.182-04:00I think I do much, much better when taking in magn...I think I do much, much better when taking in magnesium/calcium/potassium like Nuun or similar. I don't know that I've noticed feeling dehydrated, though my stomach doesn't slosh anymore. I chalked that up to the absence of sugar.
My most successful race was the LH 70 Miler last June (took a few months off racing after that, then got injured). Here's my fueling report: http:/Kirstin Chttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5702177886036274708.post-66255623630128136392014-04-20T20:02:06.206-04:002014-04-20T20:02:06.206-04:00Thanks for posting your experience. I'm paleo,...Thanks for posting your experience. I'm paleo, whole30 style, and trying to optimize for basketball 2 time per week - fast recovery and high energy.

One thing about paleo I've noticed is electrolyte/water explosion. I get dried out easy.

I wonder if your less-than-satisfactory results with paleo and running (I'm guessing your gunning for kick-ass results) KennWebGuyhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5702177886036274708.post-33319908201773103662013-10-30T10:56:12.113-04:002013-10-30T10:56:12.113-04:00I eat a lot of beets, sweet potatoes, or plantains...I eat a lot of beets, sweet potatoes, or plantains in the week leading up to the race. I fuel with the blend of sweets/coconutmilk/applesauce, and those babyfood squeeze packets mostly. Depending on how long the effort is, I use Vfuel gels and maybe eat a little protein.ultrarunnergirlhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5702177886036274708.post-29895378699560965152013-10-28T09:07:45.104-04:002013-10-28T09:07:45.104-04:00This is so interesting. I´ve got my first marathon...This is so interesting. I´ve got my first marathon on Sunday so am preparing to carb-load Paleo style. I don´t know how you´ve got on since this blog, but it seems like sweet potatoes, squash and coconut milk are the way to go? Another friend of mine swears by Chia seeds, but he may have been reading too many books :)Martyn Standinghttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5702177886036274708.post-60743419834251157702013-09-16T14:46:27.001-04:002013-09-16T14:46:27.001-04:00Look what else I found for you! http://www.irunfar...Look what else I found for you!
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Schlarb: ...a grain-free diet and making the body a fat-burning system. I think I had 1,500 calories for 17 hours.
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Schlarb: The entire race. I didn't bonk at all. The first hour and 25 minutes I didn't take anything. Then Olga Kinghttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5702177886036274708.post-42629165230477988532013-05-30T16:53:02.357-04:002013-05-30T16:53:02.357-04:00I read it, and I quoted your post in my own:) Than...I read it, and I quoted your post in my own:) Thanks!Olga Kinghttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5702177886036274708.post-30269271902579362972013-05-30T11:25:24.803-04:002013-05-30T11:25:24.803-04:00I actually just wrote a post about protein ingesti...I actually just wrote a post about protein ingestion during exercise that sort of covers the basics http://evolvedrunning.wordpress.com/2013/05/26/protein-ingestion-during-exercise/evolvedrunninghttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5702177886036274708.post-43922516228409278172013-05-29T13:53:53.981-04:002013-05-29T13:53:53.981-04:00Great description! As someone who was on Whole30 t...Great description! As someone who was on Whole30 twice for the duration and on Paleo for 6 months, and who had experienced those pains (and who's husband was the one started the conversation you linked to) - I appreciate people keep bringing it up and trying to figure it out. I really liked the response of Evolvedrunning - it makes sense for the Mg, and I also always said same thing about &Olga Kinghttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5702177886036274708.post-38449101697698203292013-05-29T12:27:38.382-04:002013-05-29T12:27:38.382-04:00The Pom-blue kind of tastes like a berry smoothie!...The Pom-blue kind of tastes like a berry smoothie!Victoriahttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5702177886036274708.post-15602101832869691332013-05-29T11:57:40.298-04:002013-05-29T11:57:40.298-04:00Thanks Victoria. Will look into that too.Thanks Victoria. Will look into that too.ultrarunnergirlhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5702177886036274708.post-44285776405912067272013-05-29T10:28:37.409-04:002013-05-29T10:28:37.409-04:00I just started using generation UCAN during my lon...I just started using generation UCAN during my long training sessions. It isn't Whole 30 compliant, but it helps you keep your blood sugar stable and allows you to burn fat while continuing to restock your glycogen. Might be worth a try before going back to gels, etc.Victoriahttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5702177886036274708.post-9468865290260329782013-05-25T15:56:27.516-04:002013-05-25T15:56:27.516-04:00James, thanks for your very thoughtful input. Grea...James, thanks for your very thoughtful input. Great points to mull over. I definitely think magnesium played a part, I had an unusually stressful week leading up to BRR. I believe I took in enough fuel during -- 8oz of sweet potato-applesauce-coconut mix per hour plus some LARABAR, but think not enough coconut milk in it. On an average day I eat a LOT.ultrarunnergirlhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5702177886036274708.post-23174407878899490992013-05-24T15:20:52.389-04:002013-05-24T15:20:52.389-04:00K - You may want to check out Olga King's late...K - You may want to check out Olga King's latest post. She has been having some real nasty leg issues, tried a new product that helped her recovery. http://runmoretalkless.blogspot.com/2013/05/recovery-and-last-push.html?utm_source=feedly
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MJhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5702177886036274708.post-33610174406019274872013-05-24T07:47:59.671-04:002013-05-24T07:47:59.671-04:00While I've decided Whole30 is not for me, it i...While I've decided Whole30 is not for me, it is very interesting to read your experiences on it! I may do another one someday, so your fueling notes are good info. Alyssahttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5702177886036274708.post-60920507922432023902013-05-22T15:40:55.636-04:002013-05-22T15:40:55.636-04:00Thanks for continuing to post about this, Kirstin....Thanks for continuing to post about this, Kirstin. I'm still trying to figure out an optimal fueling plan, but seem to be stuck between my old one and a better one :). I'm fascinated by this Whole30 approach, so I really appreciate all the info you are providing!Carilynhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5702177886036274708.post-63632533309634441682013-05-22T11:38:25.491-04:002013-05-22T11:38:25.491-04:00Hey there! Just a few thoughts on what may cause ...Hey there!

Just a few thoughts on what may cause muscle cramping/soreness during a race:

- Magnesium depletion. There is a clear connection between magnesium and muscle cramps, and during times of stress and exercise, there is an increased use of magnesium, and therefore a higher chance of running low. For many athletes, and especially those that participate in evolvedrunninghttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5702177886036274708.post-77940838424922672122013-05-21T15:29:23.302-04:002013-05-21T15:29:23.302-04:00Donna, the recovery after our long runs is the one...Donna, the recovery after our long runs is the one thing that has been fantastic. We've hadvery little soreness or stiffness. We bring food so we can eat soon after our run. We take in plenty of protein and high carb veggies.
I've been reading The Paleo Diet for Athletes and the prescribed recovery is high carb veggies (like sweet potatoes), protein (and maybe a little fruit) 15-30ultrarunnergirlhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5702177886036274708.post-85729082997212010562013-05-21T12:46:48.415-04:002013-05-21T12:46:48.415-04:00Thank you so much for the details! Our current fix...Thank you so much for the details! Our current fixation is on how to best recover post long hard training (or racing) - DH cut gluten and also dairy, and we are trying to eat less processed sugars. Any tips you can share on recovery eating (in addition to this great post about race and pre-race fuelling) would be awesome!Donnahttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5702177886036274708.post-49042219062136183412013-05-20T21:04:57.266-04:002013-05-20T21:04:57.266-04:00Thanks for the update, appreciate the details. (an...Thanks for the update, appreciate the details. (and sorry for Hubz....)

I haven't tried it but have been reading a lot about Vespa lately - seems to be related to being fat-adapted and helping any carbs you do take in work well. Might want to look into it.MJhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5702177886036274708.post-45752702669926065432013-05-20T14:06:16.300-04:002013-05-20T14:06:16.300-04:00Thanks Sean, Hubz was checking out ViFuel last nig...Thanks Sean, Hubz was checking out ViFuel last night. Thanks for your input!ultrarunnergirlhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com


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I knew that I held a very powerful key that the Volturi would love to have. To be able to turn a vampire human again was a very easy way to kill the creature. And here I was, a human, Aro could easily send someone to kill me if he wanted too. Though I knew he wouldn't do that. But if I gave him the antidote, he would have one powerful tool and it would make the Volturi even more unstoppable and why was I even having these inner conflictions? I sighed and kicked off my shoes and lay across my bed. I needed someone to talk too and I had no one to talk too, this was always a problem for me. When I was alive, I had my brother to talk too, and ever since his death I had found it hard to open up to someone. I could talk to Petrus, but he was Petrus. He wasn't exactly my best friend. I turned over on the bed and flipped opened the cell phone again.
Dr. Cullen's number popped out at me again, but I wasn't about to call him either. I could call Jane, but then I didn't think that was a good idea. If only there was a way to bring back that dead so that way I could talk to my long dead brother. There were so many things I wanted to tell him. I slipped off my bed and put my shoes on and walked out the door.
" Where are you going?" My ever annoying mouse asked as I tip toed out into the livening room. I cringed and put my coat on.
"For a walk." I stated.
"Maybe I should come?" I shook my head. Petrus sighed and went back to his book. Good pet mouse. I thought and shut the door behind me. Outside the cool air hit my face and cheeks and for the first time in some time, I felt a nice little chill. I kicked at a rock and watched it roll down the drive way. Where was I gonna go? It wasn't like I had super natural speed anymore. I had to actually walk at a decent pace. I picked up my phone again and once again went to Dr. Cullen's number. No, I was not going to call him.
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"What about the hospital cafeteria. We can have a bite to eat and you can tell me what is on your mind? I doubt that anyone will be there, not this late at night." I nodded, that was a good idea, and it wasn't like I craved human blood anymore.
"Alright, I'll meet you in an hour?" I asked.
"An hour sounds fine, just go right in and tell them you are meeting me." He said.
"Alright, thanks." I said.
"You're welcome." He stated and hung up. I sighed, well this was going to be interesting.
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Greek island yachts are well maintained ships that are available in contemporary designs to facilitate the explorers. yacht holiday greece always ready and waiting to take you for the new holiday adventures worlds. These yachts can help you to sleep up to 8 people with better privacy and comfortable facility. All yachts are completely designed for your arrival; therefore, you just require bringing drink and food. When you wish to cool down in the hot summer sun, then take a thrust into the amazing Greek water by the yachts.
Skipper academy -Sailing courses:
For both experienced and beginning sailor, skipping academy of Greek provide a wide range of courses and certificates. This helps the beginners to learn about the various aspects of sailings and help experienced sailors to get certificates. You can learn rope with completely qualified skippers and instructors. Then grab yourself recognized RYA qualifiers. That will help to boost your confidence to straightly jump on the board and place sail. There are some courses are offer for the experienced sailors such as ICC assessment and flotilla refresher course. This enables both beginners and experienced sailors to have safe discovery in Greek island.
Holidays for singles- friendship travel:
Every year observes more demand for Holidays for singles in Greece. The stunning islands of Greece offer their single traveler with amazing beaches and pretty villages as well as traditional hospitality. This is very easy to reach and simple to fall in love with beautiful nature and crystal clears water beaches. If you want to get your night life experience with dancing, eating and singing Greek island single holiday trips are the best. You can explore many things and sailing in the water for a week. This will give beautiful memories for your lifetime. This will definitely soak you in the ancient culture and give better relax in your holidays.