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The View from the Middle: These Are a Few of My Favorite Things
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The View from the Middle. Keep It Real, Baby, Keep It Real! Thursday, May 14, 2009. These Are a Few of My Favorite Things. Yes, yes,this is nowhere near the poetry of the original. But to be really honest, raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens are not my favourite things, though, potentially I suppose there is no reason to dislike them. The actual lyrics can be found. The youtube video of the original song. Feluda’s exploits and Bertie’s adventures,. Old rock music and classic war movies,. 2 Cool Jo...
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The View from the Middle: February 2008
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The View from the Middle. Keep It Real, Baby, Keep It Real! Thursday, February 21, 2008. I was thinking of this whole band name business. It appears that barring a few cases, the "secret" really is to string random words together which also sound "cool" because of the sheer random associations the words create. I thought of Blue Whiskey Friday. Here are some images to complement that which I made using IrfanView. Nice time pass it was. Passed me this link. And I will give to you summer wine. My eyes grew...
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The View from the Middle: August 2008
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The View from the Middle. Keep It Real, Baby, Keep It Real! Monday, August 04, 2008. A different approach to Business Education. Usually, the entrepreneur is portrayed as this swashbuckling man of action, stepping boldly and bravely into areas outside the realm of the common risk-averse common man who is contented working for others. I have always felt this portrayal cinematic and an unrealistic dramatization. The individual may consider himself to be the most risk-averse person on earth, he just does no...
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The View from the Middle: June 2008
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The View from the Middle. Keep It Real, Baby, Keep It Real! Friday, June 27, 2008. As the thoughts flow. Oops again missed on following up a story. Mea Culpa! My hard disk crashed last week and the half written file bit the dust, much like the other files I had. I long for my old hard disk. But as the service center guy asked me if I wanted any data recovered, I realized that I really did not need any! It is curious really. when I was interning I missed campus life with its supposed abandon and now t...
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The View from the Middle: March 2009
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The View from the Middle. Keep It Real, Baby, Keep It Real! Wednesday, March 18, 2009. Facebook Killed the Orkut Star. With due apologies to The Buggles. Facebook Killed the Orkut Star. I signed up with you back in two o six. Lying awake intent on scrappin’ in on you. If I was shy it didn’t stop you coming through. They took the world and put it in my hands. Anyone could scrap anyone anywhere. And now I understand the problems you can see. Can v be frands plzz? Where are those hot Brazilians? View my com...
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The View from the Middle: February 2009
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The View from the Middle. Keep It Real, Baby, Keep It Real! Wednesday, February 18, 2009. The Old Judge's Conundrum. The Old Judge finished reading the book and let out a sigh. He had been postponing an unsavory task for far too long. He stood up to walk to the old mahogany desk, but turned away and approached the window. He started pacing the room nervously. But he hated the moral high ground. It seemed as if he analyzed every action of his extensively and previously simple joys, gave him happiness ...
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The View from the Middle: September 2008
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The View from the Middle. Keep It Real, Baby, Keep It Real! Sunday, September 28, 2008. There was a time when using the word "Fuck" was cool. A symbol of rebellion may be. A sign of growing up perhaps. But now, I hear the word used so often, it just sounds boring. It is not shocking any more. I think a world with lesser "Fuck" usage (but not lesser fucking mind you) would be a better one. Or am I getting old? Monday, September 08, 2008. The Diary of a Traveling Salesman. I came across this competition.
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The View from the Middle: October 2008
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The View from the Middle. Keep It Real, Baby, Keep It Real! Friday, October 31, 2008. In his perception, Zurich and Berne were staid financial centres and the beauty of Switzerland could be best experienced from the train rather than walking the streets of these cities. The traveler sighed out of tiredness. A puff of vapour went up the air. The traveler’s reveries were interrupted by the haunting sound of a bagpipe. Whoever would play bagpipes in Switzerland? The piper played on. The cold did not see...
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The View from the Middle: July 2008
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The View from the Middle. Keep It Real, Baby, Keep It Real! Wednesday, July 23, 2008. The Hotel at TinStop Hill (Concluded). The Second part of the story, The Hotel at TinStop Hill. The first part may be found. If you have not read the first part, it really does not matter. You could read that after this one). As per the contract there were no liabilities to the Hotel at TinStop Hill if they resigned. He felt nothing at all, for as far as he was concerned they had been extremely well compensated. As he r...
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The View from the Middle: April 2009
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The View from the Middle. Keep It Real, Baby, Keep It Real! Monday, April 20, 2009. The Course of Nations. I was browsing through the Times of India yesterday and my eyes fell upon the column Swaminomics. I do not follow the column normally, I used to read the centre page of ToI for Jug Suraiya once, but never anything else. However, what made me read the article was the headline: "It's Goodbye Chindia and Hello Chimerica". Did Chavez or Castro demonstrate the power of an alternative model? The rise and ...
