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Monthly Archives: February 2011
Cricket Mania
The cricket world cup started and now the whole nation is gripped in the cricket fever. Bulbul Sharma wrote a very funny article Television is my rival in love and marriage in the Sunday Times on 13th February. I highly … Continue reading
Accident at Shivaji Park
Yesterday’s article about swimming brought up more related memories. It used to be a fairly long journey from home to the pool. However, we never felt it to to be long since we always looked forward to the swim. However, … Continue reading
Learning to swim
One of my blogger friends Evelyn wrote an interesting post a few days ago about swimming. She was musing whether one’s favourite swimming stoke has any correlation with the personality of that person. That reminded me of my muse about … Continue reading
Thank you Uncle Pai!
Anant Pai, popularly and fondly called “Uncle Pai” passed away yesterday. I am indebted to him forever, because he helped me make my kids realize that reading was fun. In the process, he also introduced them to Indian culture. I … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Reading, Current Events, Memoirs, People
Tagged postaday2011, reading, uncle pai
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Now we can get a thinking cap
When we want to solve a problem, want to ponder about something, we say “I am going to put my thinking cap on”. What we really mean is that we want to take some time, and concentrate on solving the … Continue reading
Face pain to reduce it
A couple of weeks ago, an item in Times of India caught my eye. The article was Looking at your body can reduce pain. Most people prefer to look away when they know something is going to hurt. However, a … Continue reading
Gray hair = wisdom (sometimes…)
In the same Silicon India conference I mentioned in my yesterday’s blog, I met another Samir, also an alumnus of IIT Mumbai and my hostel mate, Samir Kumar, Managing Director of Inventus Capital partners, a venture capital firm. Unlike Sam … Continue reading
Posted in Fundas, People
Tagged mobile phone, postaday2011, samir kumar, siliconindia, telephone
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Our sixth sensory organ–Our cell phone
Being in the field of mobile application development, I attended the Mobile Applications Conference India 2011 organized by Silicon India yesterday. The event was very well organized and well attended. It had a series of illustrious speakers representing the whole … Continue reading
Posted in People, Science / Technology
Tagged mobile phone, postaday2011, sam gulve, siliconindia, telephone
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Beware of iPod-itis!
Every time I see Mayura, my daughter, completely immersed in her music on her mobile phone or her iPod, I start telling her about how bad it’s for her ears. She doesn’t pay any attention to what I am saying, … Continue reading
My first camera
Today, thanks to our modern cell phones, almost each of us carry a camera. We are so used to having a camera with us, that we are now starting to put it to many novel uses. We had a discussion … Continue reading
Posted in Fundas, IIT days, Memoirs
Tagged agafa isoly, agfa click, Ajit Ranade, camera, parent, postaday2011
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