Posted in blog city on July 5th 2003 
We Indians lack civic sense… well is it a harsh statement?… may be not!
when we are on road with a vehicle; most of us just forget that it is a public place and we should play by the rules… instead we honk mindlessly, do not follow any lanes, do [...]

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Posted in blog city on July 16th 2003  
As per this article sent to me by Sathish yesterday, Baboons and Chimps can program in VB!
Thank God! I am a java programmer Looks like these chimps might take some more time to understand java and I hope that keeping upto the pace of J2EE specs is relatively difficult, [...]

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Posted in blog city on August 1st 2003  
Well… I intend to do a lot, but get very little time to even do one… may be it’s just my time management ability or that my intentions are not really genuine…
Anyway, after the Driving Civic Sense blog, here is a brief list of “civic sense in indians” related things that [...]

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Posted in blog city on October 27th 2003 
My team-mate Avi pointed me to this interesting article on UK outsourcing to India.
This is a very interesting way of looking at this outsourcing business!
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Posted in blog city on January 13th 2004  
This is turning out to be the most relaxing vacation I ever had, barring the flu I am having at present. It is only the second time ever since I was introduced to email that I am away from checking it for 5 continuous days.
After Kerala backwaters, it was [...]

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Posted in blog city on February 10th 2004  
Wondering what this is all about?
Well, this is all about Vasant Habba (Festival of Spring), an dusk to dawn musical and dance festival held at Nrithyagram (approx. 40km from Bangalore) on 1st saturday of February every year, where all world famous Indian classical (and few contemperory) dancers and musicians [...]

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Posted in blog city on March 8th 2004 
I really liked this quote “A person’s perceived competence is a key principle of influence”
This was from the this article  in EA online which outlines some principles for a technical architect to be successful!
Even though all the points are right, these are not specific for an architect. Nearly everything is [...]

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