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Monday, October 31, 2005

Wishing everyone love, joy, contentment, and peace!

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Wednesday, October 26, 2005

Jobs in Bush Administration

The new set of criteria that our President has developed for hiring key people, has changed the executive search business forever. Wonder if the President ran today's business organizations, what kind of qualifications would he insist for executive positions. Here are some openings with the qualifications I think Mr President might seek.

Senior Stock Analyst
Seeking candidates with a college degree or equivalent. Should be friendly with golf handicap. Tricky numbers an advantage but not required to do a ‘heck of a job’ in this demanding position.

Chairman for a multinational corporation
Applicant who holds a valid passport has a great chance. Previous foreign travel a plus. A League grad preferred. Grades are unimportant. A detailed record of all college roommates a must. Residence in gated community works as an added advantage. We are an equal opportunity employer.

Economist
This is your chance to play with big important guys. You are comfortable with very very large numbers. You are not afraid to swallow your professional integrity and join the new breed of 'political economists'. Accuracy not important. Careful follow up not an issue for this high level position.

Vice President for an Oil Refinery
Small but upcoming refinery with a annual profit of $6 billion seeks an aggressive, self starting motivated individual. Prefer someone over 6 foot tall, and over 250 lbs in weight, to make a strong impression amongst fellow oil execs. Gender no problems, track record not necessary.

Orchestra Player
Must work well with peers and not be shy of facing large crowd. Knowledge of classical music useful. Must be able to raise funds to make up for government budget cuts.

US Delegate for a major international organization
Potential delegate must be aggressive and highly irritable with a short temper, since this job involves other countries to have their opinions. Successful candidate must be suspicious of entire organization and its reason for existence.

Disease Control Manager
Selected candidate must be informal at emergency room setting. Individual should be comfortable enough to be called by nicknames example Dr. Brown be called Brownie or Dr.Chumwell be called Chummy or Chumster. A MD or other advanced degree useful.

Justice for Supreme Court
Government seeks a person whose judicial philosophy is unknown, whose paper trail is nil and who has no previous experience as a judge – oops, you’ve probably read about this opening before.

Are you qualified for any of the above high paying jobs? :P

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Wednesday, October 19, 2005

Super Seven

Tagged by Southpaw, here's my super seven

Seven things I plan to do: Whatever I plan never works, so I changed this title to:
Seven things I want to do:

Travel around the world
Own a business of my own
Win a lotto
Win some award
Make anonymous charities
Go on a pilgrim
Spread happiness

Seven things I can do:

Stain glass painting
Be stubborn
Keep a secret
Forgive
Change moods in a blinker
Read all day long
Hurt myself

Seven things I can't do:

Spew sarcasm
Curse or use foul language
Quit being languorous
Wear high heels
Sing in public
Live without my family
Shape my own eyebrows

Seven things I say most often:

Awesome
Seriously
Leave me alone
Are you okay?
I guess
Take care
Kya re

A few additions of my own.....

Seven things I should be doing:

Filling up my time log
Writing a project report
Catching up with old friends
Buying a new cell phone
Taking a long vacation
Decluttering my mind
Going for a walk

Seven things I must try:

Para gliding
A Dave Barry book
Starbucks new flavor- Columbia Narino Supremo
Making bakhlawa
Staying up late hours :P
A digital dictionary
Yahoo messenger

Seven things on my mind:

Concerns about a sick relative
Plans for rest of the week
Delightful smell of wet earth
Swaying palm trees
Email from a blogmate
Complexities of life
Daddy

Seven people I want to pass this tag to:

I guess most of my blog contacts have been tagged so whoever wants to do this timepass meme, please feel free to tag yourself :)

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Tuesday, October 18, 2005

Is the end nearing?

The constant threat of terrorism; the Asian tsunami that killed more than 120,000; Katrina floods of Noah proportions; mud slides in Central America which has created mass gravesites; quake in Pakistan crushing 40,000 lives; the melting of Polar ice caps that creates a global warming trend which could in due time cause devastating floods and fuel more intense hurricanes; and now a feared avian flu pandemic that experts warn could inflict a 50% fatality rate throughout the world.

Are these all signs of the apocalypse detailed in the holy Qu'ran, the Bible and the Torah or are we simply having a global strech of super bad luck?

There was a bumper sticker on the rear of an old Buick I saw the other day which read "Jesus is coming, look busy!" Funny or not, that bumper sticker had me wondering for a while given the wild happenings of today's world. How we mortals remain unprepared for mother nature's strike which creates the most horrific disaster in modern history.

I think whats happening today is more like a wake up call. Scriptures say that no one will know when the end would be nearing, but I guess all the nature game we are experiencing today is God's permissive will. Not that He allows bad things to happen, just that He allows them to stir in. The common grace that has protected our planet is slowly being withdrawn. Seems like the Almighty has taken His hands off the world cos of the kind of lives we are leading. Perhaps its time for us to all evaluate where we stand, specially those of us, who are not firm on spiritual grounds.

Dont get too sensational reading this, whatever is happening around the world is pretty sensational enough. Just remember to say your prayers before you go to bed :)

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Monday, October 17, 2005

A new dream

A new look with a new name, a new title and a new template. My much needed blog change.

How do you like it?

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Monday, October 10, 2005

Respite

Exhaustion may seem like a myth, yet Id like you to take a breather :)

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Friday, October 07, 2005

Lets play rhymes

Hey Zombie this is for you
And for rest of my friends too

Done with haikus, now lets rhyme
Playing fun is no crime

Folks its friday
Lets enjoy it today

Anything you say
Just rhyme it away

A rhyme, a line, a free verse too
If not English, Hindi would do

Its easy, give it a try
Rhyming is fun, so say I

Now, stop being lazy
Cook up anything crazy

Good, better, or worse
Welcome are all kinds of verse

So are you guys ready?
Lets go - start already!

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Thursday, October 06, 2005

Haikus

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Monday, October 03, 2005

Weird Bollywood songs

Today’s Bollywood songs come pretty innovative, they make me chuckle. One such song I recently heard went like so..

Do me a favour, let's play Holi

Oh Bollywood, you never fail to entertain :P

So which is the silliest/funniest/worst Hindi film song you’ve ever heard?

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