Comments for VEranDA http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda A place where we meet and chat Mon, 15 Mar 2010 05:13:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 Comment on A battle against open-ended suffering of Asthma by Fringe Trims http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/a-battle-against-open-ended-suffering-of-asthma/#comment-1008 Fringe Trims Sun, 07 Mar 2010 08:06:40 +0000 http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/?p=1230#comment-1008 Nice post. You're in my RSS reader now so I can read more from you sometime again. Nice post. You’re in my RSS reader now so I can read more from you sometime again.

]]> Comment on Why I Believe Test Cricket is Superior to 20-20 Cricket? by Hammad A Khan http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/test-cricket-superior-to-t20/#comment-996 Hammad A Khan Wed, 24 Feb 2010 14:20:18 +0000 http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/?p=1698#comment-996 I completely disagree..how can you compare two different versions, its like comparing a kid with an old man and trying to figure out who adds more value to the family..while old brings in grace, the youth brings exuberance and most NECESSARY, change. He rebels, sets up new examples and with time, is embraced. 20-20 is that new kid. Also, as i can see that you dont watch or listen to commentary, the man discussed, the first Little master, Sunny, himself endorses the game. "here will you come across “DLF Maximums” for an over-boundary or Lalit Modi’s images every 30 secs" well i have never come acroos Modi every 30 sec. may be you Watch MODI TV than SONY TV...please fine tune your set top box.. "The auction for players in the IPL resembles the auction for slaves in the Roman Empire. " well trust me.. the entire world will like to be such slaves where wages are in millions for as short as 5 hours. Also, 20-20 is more of a challenge, its not just nicks and hooks, its also about temperament and aptitude. Indians always fell like dominoes but dont u see a paradigm change in their confidence and body language now? Its working for the betterment of Test cricket and ODIs and enabling batsmen learn the art of scoring runs at whim, which can make TEST cricket even more exciting..wont u agree? TEST cricket is the king, 20-20 is the prince...Modi is doing a Kerry Packer and i dont see anything wrong with it... "The IPL will continue to make millions and who knows we will have new teams like Meerut Marauders or Darjeeling Dynamos or Kochi Killers, all competing for ineptness and meaningless matches" Probably you are not aware of the popularity of cricket in India..every Tom wants to wear that blue...so if Meerut Marauders do come in..its all for the good..Ravindra Dadeja is one such find...he is all ready proving to be a handful... Bing, money and glamor are accessories that cricket has for long worn with grace..even a 10-10 or 5-5, where you dont even have the time for say 'THANK YOU' (after..you know what), wont make any difference... its cricket all the way in Gucci, Gabana and Junya Watanabe... :-) I completely disagree..how can you compare two different versions, its like comparing a kid with an old man and trying to figure out who adds more value to the family..while old brings in grace, the youth brings exuberance and most NECESSARY, change. He rebels, sets up new examples and with time, is embraced. 20-20 is that new kid.

Also, as i can see that you dont watch or listen to commentary, the man discussed, the first Little master, Sunny, himself endorses the game.

“here will you come across “DLF Maximums” for an over-boundary or Lalit Modi’s images every 30 secs” well i have never come acroos Modi every 30 sec. may be you Watch MODI TV than SONY TV…please fine tune your set top box..

“The auction for players in the IPL resembles the auction for slaves in the Roman Empire. ”
well trust me.. the entire world will like to be such slaves where wages are in millions for as short as 5 hours.

Also, 20-20 is more of a challenge, its not just nicks and hooks, its also about temperament and aptitude. Indians always fell like dominoes but dont u see a paradigm change in their confidence and body language now? Its working for the betterment of Test cricket and ODIs and enabling batsmen learn the art of scoring runs at whim, which can make TEST cricket even more exciting..wont u agree?

TEST cricket is the king, 20-20 is the prince…Modi is doing a Kerry Packer and i dont see anything wrong with it…

“The IPL will continue to make millions and who knows we will have new teams like Meerut Marauders or Darjeeling Dynamos or Kochi Killers, all competing for ineptness and meaningless matches”
Probably you are not aware of the popularity of cricket in India..every Tom wants to wear that blue…so if Meerut Marauders do come in..its all for the good..Ravindra Dadeja is one such find…he is all ready proving to be a handful…

Bing, money and glamor are accessories that cricket has for long worn with grace..even a 10-10 or 5-5, where you dont even have the time for say ‘THANK YOU’ (after..you know what), wont make any difference… its cricket all the way in Gucci, Gabana and Junya Watanabe… :-)

]]> Comment on The blight of Corruption by Palash Das http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/international-anti-corruption-day-9-december-and-the-blight-of-it/#comment-994 Palash Das Tue, 23 Feb 2010 07:41:41 +0000 http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/?p=1610#comment-994 Hello Mr Gangadharan, thanking you for your thoughts around and the mental state you are in. We just do not intend to be desktop warriors but bring thoughts into action in real life as well. My suggestion, speak up through the right direction and you never know when your voice is heard. Fortunately, we are moving towards a more transparent system (at least hoping), nevertheless easy to say than done. “In order for a war to be just, three things are necessary. First, the authority of the sovereign. Secondly, a just cause. Thirdly, a rightful intention.” someone says. You have the true intention, i believe. Also visit our site www.lawisgreek.com, you may find what you are looking for long. Cheers!! Hello Mr Gangadharan, thanking you for your thoughts around and the mental state you are in. We just do not intend to be desktop warriors but bring thoughts into action in real life as well. My suggestion, speak up through the right direction and you never know when your voice is heard. Fortunately, we are moving towards a more transparent system (at least hoping), nevertheless easy to say than done. “In order for a war to be just, three things are necessary. First, the authority of the sovereign. Secondly, a just cause. Thirdly, a rightful intention.” someone says. You have the true intention, i believe. Also visit our site http://www.lawisgreek.com, you may find what you are looking for long. Cheers!!

]]> Comment on Writing through the light by Palash Das http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/writing-through-the-light/#comment-993 Palash Das Tue, 23 Feb 2010 07:30:42 +0000 http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/?p=827#comment-993 Thanks Dude, keep visiting. Thanks Dude, keep visiting.

]]> Comment on The blight of Corruption by N.Gangadharan. http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/international-anti-corruption-day-9-december-and-the-blight-of-it/#comment-991 N.Gangadharan. Mon, 22 Feb 2010 05:59:25 +0000 http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/?p=1610#comment-991 I am from Kerala .It is wrong to say that corruption is not here. It is well planed and camouflaged. I am the former general manager of a big Govt owned Company. I am a victim for not being a party to executive a project of 300 cores INR illegally. The king pin is the minister himself with the backing of 2 senior I.A.S Officers. Now that project is being implemented flouting all the rules and regulations . I have all the documents to prove it. But nobody to back me. If there is any help I am ready to take it up I am from Kerala .It is wrong to say that corruption is not here. It is well planed and camouflaged. I am the former general manager of a big Govt owned Company. I am a victim for not being a party to executive a project of 300 cores INR illegally. The king pin is the minister himself with the backing of 2 senior I.A.S Officers. Now that project is being implemented flouting all the rules and regulations . I have all the documents to prove it. But nobody to back me. If there is any help I am ready to take it up

]]> Comment on Writing through the light by Hydrolyze Dude http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/writing-through-the-light/#comment-987 Hydrolyze Dude Thu, 18 Feb 2010 17:19:46 +0000 http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/?p=827#comment-987 Thank you for the useful thoughts. Still yet another great site post, definitely exactly why I come for your blog page usually.. Thank you for the useful thoughts. Still yet another great site post, definitely exactly why I come for your blog page usually..

]]> Comment on A Spring Morning…. by Dax http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/a-spring-morning/#comment-979 Dax Tue, 09 Feb 2010 07:34:12 +0000 http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/?p=1673#comment-979 My spring mornings begin when I take the bike off the stand and hear the predictable creaks and groans from the bike's 20-year old suspension system. Some of my spring mornings begin with a leak. Followed by a part of my mind always keeping the escaping oil in mind on the subsequent drive. Personal to Hammad: "It took only few steps towards the window pane to see and feel the difference. " [Did you open the window before ogling insects, you forgot to mention it, perhaps?] My spring mornings begin when I take the bike off the stand and hear the predictable creaks and groans from the bike’s 20-year old suspension system. Some of my spring mornings begin with a leak. Followed by a part of my mind always keeping the escaping oil in mind on the subsequent drive.

Personal to Hammad: “It took only few steps towards the window pane to see and feel the difference. ” [Did you open the window before ogling insects, you forgot to mention it, perhaps?]

]]> Comment on Whoz he? by Palash http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/whoz-he/#comment-976 Palash Mon, 08 Feb 2010 06:14:22 +0000 http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/?p=1660#comment-976 Vikram hit the nail...Coming more... Vikram hit the nail…Coming more…

]]> Comment on Whoz he? by Vikram http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/whoz-he/#comment-975 Vikram Sun, 07 Feb 2010 15:33:35 +0000 http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/?p=1660#comment-975 Barack Hussein Obama Barack Hussein Obama

]]> Comment on A Spring Morning…. by Swapna http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/a-spring-morning/#comment-974 Swapna Fri, 05 Feb 2010 08:01:18 +0000 http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/?p=1673#comment-974 My thoughts on each of the descriptions: Loved Palash's first spring morning description, particularly the visual imagery he created by referring to the beetles, the praying mantis and the ' Bee-Queen summoning her army of lecherous male bees.' I think the imagery was really brilliant. Hammad and Raji had simple spring morning descriptions. Their description is simple, warm and manages to strike the right chord in the reader. Ankit's 'freshly minted sunshine' just brightens up the day altogether. The season of blooming is how Vidya describes a Spring Morning and yes, it definitely is the right expression. The hint of longing and waiting makes the Spring Morning worth seeing as evident in Romila's lines while Priya's description infuses a newfound high. I would have loved to read spring morning descriptions from Debolena, Arunesh and Saurav too. My thoughts on each of the descriptions:

Loved Palash’s first spring morning description, particularly the visual imagery he created by referring to the beetles, the praying mantis and the ‘ Bee-Queen summoning her army of lecherous male bees.’ I think the imagery was really brilliant.

Hammad and Raji had simple spring morning descriptions. Their description is simple, warm and manages to strike the right chord in the reader.

Ankit’s ‘freshly minted sunshine’ just brightens up the day altogether.

The season of blooming is how Vidya describes a Spring Morning and yes, it definitely is the right expression. The hint of longing and waiting makes the Spring Morning worth seeing as evident in Romila’s lines while Priya’s description infuses a newfound high.

I would have loved to read spring morning descriptions from
Debolena, Arunesh and Saurav too.

]]> Comment on Whoz he? by Ghoda http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/whoz-he/#comment-972 Ghoda Thu, 04 Feb 2010 18:36:01 +0000 http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/?p=1660#comment-972 Hinn... Hinn... Hinn... Hinn... Hinn... Hinn... Ye to BIDI pe raha hai.... Hinn… Hinn… Hinn…
Hinn… Hinn… Hinn…

Ye to BIDI pe raha hai….

]]> Comment on Whoz he? by Pawan http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/whoz-he/#comment-971 Pawan Thu, 04 Feb 2010 11:12:55 +0000 http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/?p=1660#comment-971 yes! I am Obama. yes! I am Obama.

]]> Comment on Whoz he? by Kuntal Shukla http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/whoz-he/#comment-970 Kuntal Shukla Thu, 04 Feb 2010 07:52:18 +0000 http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/?p=1660#comment-970 I guess it is ... 'Barack Obama' in his young age ? :D I guess it is … ‘Barack Obama’ in his young age ? :D

]]> Comment on Whoz he? by Saurav http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/whoz-he/#comment-969 Saurav Thu, 04 Feb 2010 05:51:58 +0000 http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/?p=1660#comment-969 Obamaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Obamaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

]]> Comment on Whoz he? by Palash http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/whoz-he/#comment-967 Palash Wed, 03 Feb 2010 20:00:28 +0000 http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/?p=1660#comment-967 No No

]]> Comment on Whoz he? by Priya Nigam http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/whoz-he/#comment-966 Priya Nigam Wed, 03 Feb 2010 18:39:25 +0000 http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/?p=1660#comment-966 ar rahman? ar rahman?

]]> Comment on Year of Germany in India 2011 – 2012 by pligg.com http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/year-of-germany-in-india-2011-2012/#comment-965 pligg.com Tue, 02 Feb 2010 13:28:15 +0000 http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/?p=1636#comment-965 <strong>Year of Germany in India 2011 – 2012 » VEranDA...</strong> The key objective of President Köhler’s visit is to open up new avenues for Germany and India to work together in developing a 21st-century world policy based on mutual cooperation. It is his first official visit to India that underlines the increas... Year of Germany in India 2011 – 2012 » VEranDA…

The key objective of President Köhler’s visit is to open up new avenues for Germany and India to work together in developing a 21st-century world policy based on mutual cooperation. It is his first official visit to India that underlines the increas…

]]> Comment on Picture Blog by UK Iyer http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/picture-blog/#comment-961 UK Iyer Sun, 24 Jan 2010 04:21:58 +0000 http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/?p=886#comment-961 Truly a wonderful set of pictures. These have been taken with some real taste --- brings back memories of my previous visits. Many thanks. UK Truly a wonderful set of pictures. These have been taken with
some real taste — brings back memories of my previous visits.
Many thanks.
UK

]]> Comment on The Last Stand by Ireland http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/the-last-stand/#comment-960 Ireland Thu, 21 Jan 2010 16:48:34 +0000 http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/?p=840#comment-960 and also, how do you know if they were called immortals? it doesn't make sense. and tons of grammatical errors. ruins it. and also, how do you know if they were called immortals? it doesn’t make sense. and tons of grammatical errors. ruins it.

]]> Comment on The Last Stand by Ireland http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/the-last-stand/#comment-959 Ireland Thu, 21 Jan 2010 16:46:02 +0000 http://www.vedainformatics.com/veranda/?p=840#comment-959 i agree with Palash completely. I know that these events happened and I love 300 the movie. but the way you explained it seems like you went off of the movie a little too much. How do you know that they said "we'll have our battle in the shade." or "our arrows will blot out the sun." Just my opinion but i dont think you did an "elegant" or "beautiful" job explaining this at all. i agree with Palash completely. I know that these events happened and I love 300 the movie. but the way you explained it seems like you went off of the movie a little too much. How do you know that they said “we’ll have our battle in the shade.” or “our arrows will blot out the sun.” Just my opinion but i dont think you did an “elegant” or “beautiful” job explaining this at all.

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