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We, Bangaloreans, have been facing severe power cuts at random intervals. First, it was the petrol price hike followed by LPG prices reaching sky. Now, we are running out of electricity in the Silicon City.

The roads have been dug up which are still under construction. No idea when the potholes will be closed. And these power cuts in the night!! I carry a torch in my bag everyday such that it will be easy for me to walk home while coming back from work during the late evenings. Self-help is the best help :) Next time, you go out and if you are reaching home late in the evening, then do remember to take a torch with you because power-cuts are frequent.I received this mail as a measure to conserve the power. Hence, I am just copying and pasting it here. :)

Hi all,

As we all know that electricity is now not available in abundance and is becoming priced commodity.

Let us do our bit to save electricity.

Please follow below steps to hibernate your PC.

First Step:

Please hibernate your PCs to save electricity. Steps to enable hibernations are given as below.

This works in windows XP and above.

1] Go to start >> control panel >> Power settings.

2] Go to 'hibernate' tab and click on 'enable hibernation 'Once this is done, the PC will have a 'hibernate' option also when you shut down the PC. You can as well use the same instead of shut down.

3] Go back to control panel, scheduled tasks

4] Add a new scheduled task (right click à new scheduled task). Name it as Hibernate

5] Right click >> properties.

6] In the run option, copy paste the following

C:\WINDOWS\System32\rundll32.exe powrprof.dll,SetSuspendState

7] Check the Run only if logged on checkbox

8] Go to Schedule tab and schedule it to run on 'n' minutes of being idle

This can be added in every PC, then even if you are lazy to do a manual hibernate, it will automatically do the same if the system is idle for the specified number of minutes. All you need is to lock the PC and go home and start it the next day!:)

Second Step:

Let us all switch off the PCs and the main power switches before leaving for the day. If something needs to be executed in our absence after our EOD let us switch off the monitor and the main switch giving power to Desktop.

Third Step:

Let us switch off the fans and lights before leaving office if none are using them.

Fourth Step:

Let us follow electricity saving steps in our homes too.

Fifth Step:

Let us propagate this among our colleagues/friends/teams and increase the energy conservation and Power savings.

Thanks for your co-operation!!

I hope we can contribute little to save the resources :)

Scene 1: A small boy splashing water alone in the pond.
Playing in the water

Scene 2: He wakes up with the stone steps as support.
Getting up

Scene 3: He leaves the pond.
Leaving

Sometimes, we think big and expensive stuffs make us smile or bring happiness. We thrive hard to make our dreams come true. At the same time, we forget that small things make us happy. Few things in life are priceless!

If you cannot be happy with small things, how can you be happy with big things? :)
A Bangalore based NGO,CUPA, organized its 2nd Dog Show on 12th July 2008 at Sullivan Police Ground, Magrath Road, Opp Garuda Mall from 9:30 am - 5:30 pm.
This was the first time I ever saw so many breeds of dogs together. Well, I wish my camera had some image naming system so that I could have their breed names as I clicked. There were few dogs which couldn't walk and sheltered by CUPA. As the owners arrived with their dogs, the volunteers were helping them giving a bowl of water to the dogs.
For the first time, I found my favourite Hutch dog live :D
IMG_3659
Before the event started.
Jumper the grateful :D Some dogs were adorned with shirts, skirts, jewelery and even pony tails.
Pug Dog
My favourite Pug Dog :D
Leave me alone
This pug dog couldn't walk and had been adopted. Hence, it was brought in a tray.
When will I go home?
It was a very attractive event with 150+ dogs of various breeds participating. It also had contests of several categories like
- Looks like Owner
- Most talented
- Fattest Dog
- Best smile
- Most well groomed
- Funniest walk
- Prettiest eyes
- Most disobedient
- Best mixed breed
- Curliest tail
- CUPA Prince
- CUPA Priness

The special attraction was performed by dogs of Bangalore Police Canine Unit. This was prior to final prize distribution ceremony. Though, I could not make it till the end.
Check for more pictures: here

Based on the comment here, which set me think how the famous South Indian recipe: Sambhar,the side dish along with Idli, Vada or Rice, was made at the first attempt.

I found this article by Dr Padmini Natarajan. Read her article to learn more.

“South Indian food, people and culture are inexorably linked to a ubiquitous dish as in idli and sambhar, sambhar and rice and so on. Each state in the South prepares it with a typical variation, adapted to its taste and environment.

The genesis of this dish has an interesting tale linked to it. The Marathas were ruling Tanjore. King Sambhaji was a great cook (the male clan members to note) and very fond of his amti with a handful of the tart kokum thrown in. In a particular season the kokum that was imported from the Maratha homeland did not reach the bare larder of the king's kitchen. Sambhaji was cooking and the minions were shivering in their dhothis to tell him that his favourite dish could not be made that day. A smart Vidushak, who had been elected sous chef for the day, decided to solve the problem. He whispered in the king's ears that the locals used very little tamarind pulp to gain a better sourness to the curry and that Sambhaji should experiment with this variation. Voila, the dish with the tuvar dal, vegetables, spices and the tamarind pulp was cooked and served by the king to his coterie. The court declared the dish an outstanding preparation (they had no choice with the king as Chef) and thus was born Sambhaji's amti that in time became sambhar.”

Thus, the Sambhar we relish in our day-to-day life, was named after a King Sambhaji, the son of Maratha Ruler Shivaji.
I was lurking around this website of Chetan Bhagat and landed up reading the prologue here. Hence, I bought his latest book: The 3 mistakes of my life, cost Rs 95/-. Strand Bookstall offered 20% discount and I saved 20 bucks :) As I bought the book, few of my friends reserved the book for reading. Such is the popularity of CB.

I finished reading the third book by Chetan Bhagat. Unlike his two other juicy books: Five Point Someone and One Night at a Call Center, the book is all about three friends in the year 2000-02:

Govind: A person with a dream of becoming most successful businessman and a mathematics genius.

Ish: A cricket freak; school dropout and who could not stay longer at the military. He is disliked by his parents and considered to be fit for nothing by his father.

Omi: The son of a Hindu priest, always relies on his friends, Govind and Ish, for their opinions.
The story kicks off with Govind starting a small cricket shop inside temple premise. As the sale grows on, the trio: Govind offers maths tuition, Ish becomes a cricket coach and Omi looks after the shop. Ish has a younger sister who wants to take up entrance exams and Govind is forced to teach her maths for free. Ish finds a Muslim boy, Ali, who always scores a six in cricket and he wants to make the boy-a celebrity. Omi's maama(uncle) belongs to a Hindu political party and he is maama's obedient nephew who never argues or disagrees to his maama.

Mistake 1: Every person born dreams of being successful professional in his life. Even as a student, we dream of aiming high in education. The hero of the story, Govind, also wants to be a successful businessman and invests Rs One lakh for a shop in a newly built mall which is ruined by the Gujarat earthquake in 2001.

Mistake 2: He tutors Ish's younger sister Vidya reluctantly and falls in love with her.

Mistake 3: Ish is fond of young to-be-cricketer, Ali, who wrist was terribly wounded during the communal riots. Though, Govind saved the boy's life, his right hand wrist was hurt.

In the act of saving Ali's life, Omi and his uncle are killed.

Ish learns the fact of the bonding between his sister and his best friend. He is also angry over the fact that Ali's wrist was terribly hurt and Govind could have saved him from being hurt. Hence, he stops talking to his best friend for the next three years. Frustrated Govind attempts suicide but saved at a right time.

Though, Chetan tries his best to make the plot interesting, I found many flaws:

Why would anyone mail Chetan that he is going to end his life? Why wouldn't Govind instead maintain a personal diary and vent out his frustrations?

As an investor, who does not lose money, be it stock market or real estate. Profit or loss is the part of business. When Govind paid one lakh advance for the shop in the mall, didn't the owner of the mall have insurance???

During the year 2000-02, cell phones were hardly in use. Even incoming calls on mobiles were charged heavily. Pagers were widely in use. The exchange of sms between Vidya and Govind seems weird.

Ali is provided "free" maths tuitions and cricket couching as well. The trio sponsor Ali's visit to Goa and Australia to exhibit his skills with their expenses. Is that so easy to spend such huge amount on someone just because he is good at scoring sixes???

If a close friend stops talking, we may feel bad. But not that low that we decide to kill ourselves for such stupid reason.

With respect to vocabulary, you hardly find any good ones.

A complete cooked up story.

Can you find a single human being who has never committed a single mistake so far? We do mistakes with/without our knowledge, but does it mean we should crib over it rather than rectifying them?

As in his earlier book, One Night at a Call Center, the girl on the train narrates the story and wants Chetan to publish it. Why do the distressed ones narrate their sad stories only to Chetan?
I found this weird article on chocolates can keep shoo cancer.

Chocoholics have a justified reason to savour their favourite sweet - a new study has
found that a synthetic chemical based on a compound found in cocoa beans slows growth and accelerates destruction of human tumors.


"We have all heard that eating chocolate is good for you; this study suggests one reason why that might be true," says the study's lead author Min Kim, Ph.D, a research scientist in the Department of Oncology at Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center.
My father always emphasizes the importance of lemon and orange fruit that keep you away from cancer. Since my childhood, I had been kept away from chocolates for the reasons being: they contain nothing but high calories, cause obesity, and they ruin your tooth. But this article published on rediff blew me hard and makes no sense. If chocolate can shoo cancer then wouldn't it be inviting diabetes and obesity?

Doctors, please clarify!
My parents were on vacation for a week and the maid had quit the job. It was my responsibility to take care of my home. During the course of time, I learnt many household chores.

Everyday, I would see the lovely Rangoli's drawn in front of everyone's house. I was thinking hard, what could be drawn for a week without repetition? I noticed each and every Rangoli for 2-3 minutes to understand its complexity. Once I noticed a Rangoli drawn without any dots. I tried this simplest design on a sheet of paper before I drew in front of the house.

PS: The quality of the pics are low and shown only for illustration.

Step 1:

Star Rangoli-1
Draw two triangles opposite to each other.
Step 2:

Star Rangoli-2
Draw an outline to both the triangles.
Step 3:

3Star Rangoli-3
Now, join the edges of all the lines.

Step 4:
Star Rangoli-4
Fill with your favorite colors.

Simple isn't it? :)
I call it Star Rangoli.

I was on a two day vacation to Udupi, coastal Karnataka, located 60km from Mangalore and 415km from Bangalore.
May 16:
We started our journey along with ten more people at 7:30pm on Friday night via Tumkur, Shimoga to reach Udupi by 5:30am the next day. Though, we prayed we reach Tumkur at the earliest, it took us 2.5 hours due to the heavy traffic vehicles. Others at Tumkur had been eagerly waiting to occupy their seats in the tempo traveller(TT) and we had a mini-dinner during the journey. The TT had a TV and the little devils pestered the driver for a movie which ruined everyone's sleep :( Sometime later, everyone dozed off, except the driver and the TV was still ON.
May 17:
At 3am, the headlights conked off on the highway and made our journey pathetic. The driver could no longer take risk and drive, since Agumbe(Western Ghat section) was too near and too dangerous to drive without headlight. We reached Thirthahalli. The driver waited until the first rays of sun hit the earth and then started. By this time, I had slept off. Suddenly, I felt the chill air blowing my face and I opened my eyes to see what was happening. Oh My!!! Scenic beauty of Agumbe. Why are all beautiful places so dangerous, located so high and one has to take so much risk to relish the joy of a lifetime?? I took out my camera to capture from the window and the driver accelerated. I missed a beautiful shot :( Down the ghats, there were lush green fields, chill air, and I covered myself with a blanket.
At 9am, we reached Udupi, finally. It was a long and tiring journey. My knees and neck were aching as I moved them. As we occupied the rooms, I dropped my luggage thud on the floor and dozed off for a while.
Everyone got ready and reached the Sri Krishna Temple/Mutt. Udupi is famous for Lord Krishna Temple. There is an interesting story behind it: In the earlier days, only the upper caste people were allowed to enter the temple premise. A devotee named Kanakadasa who did not belong to the upper caste was forbidden to enter the temple and see the lord. His both the hands were tied to the pillar and he sings with utmost devotion. The lord, pleased with the devotion, turns the idol such that Kanaka dasa could catch a glimpse of him. Hence, the name Kanakana Kindi is given to the small opening on the wall.
Sri Krishna Temple
Sri Krishna Mutt-Main Entrance
The temple is well maintained. At the garba gudi(garba=main, gudi=temple), the chill air AC blows and I never wanted to leave the place. The idol of the Lord is small and yet attractive! Photography, inside main temple where the idol is, prohibited. I appreciate the devotees, including me, who obediently followed the rule and didn't dare to click :)
Bangalore's weather is so pleasant and chill that I am hardly hungry. While Udupi, on coastal Karnataka, brings sweat in a while.
Udupi Heat + Constant roaming + Heavy sweating = Hunger.
It was noon time=lunch time. The Krishna Mutt are always on time, be it Pooja or serving lunch. At 12, we occupied ourselves in front of the huge plaintain leaf which are used during festivals or functions. We had chowki oota(Lunch) after thanking god for the food we eat. The food was delicious, yummy.... and I was virtually drooling over it :D I relished the jack fruit payasa for the first time and it was yumm...
Udupi Heat + Yummy Food + Sleepy eyes = ....zzzzzzzzzz.
Post lunch, we rested for 2 hours and headed to Pajaka, 10km from Udupi. One of the Acharyas-Madhwa acharya, the founder of Dwaita philosophy, was born and brought up at Pajaka. It has a temple and several stories of Acharya are told.
An old house
An old house at Pajaka. I love old houses :)
On the way, we visited the Durga Temple on the hill top of Kunjaragiri. The place is a shelter for several monkeys, too. The previous post, Monkey Business, was shot here.
Kunjaragiri
Hill Top at Kunjaragiri
Dhol
Dhol at a temple
We reached Malpe at 5pm. The beach was crowded with all sorts of people, right from small kids to aged ones. There were few vendors selling balloons, ice creams, kites, partners holding each others hand while walking, kids building their dream palace out of sand, bhel puri....:D Small kids pestered their parent for a camel ride. This was the first time, I ever saw a camel at a beach :-| I lived with an illusion that camels should be only in desert, I was wrong! The boat ride was also there. St Mary's Island is a beautiful place which missed at Malpe due to time constraints. We left the beach at 7:30pm. I was half-hearted to leave beach. I wish Bangalore had a beach too :(
Sand Palace
Playing with sand

A Slow Ride

Camel ride at Malpe Beach
May 18:
I woke up at 5:30am. Though, it was early, I was the last person to wake up and reach the temple. Never mind!
After the darshana(seeing), we visited the temples near by in Car Street. These temples are very old, spacious and well maintained. The area where the Eight Mutts are located is called: Car Street. Since I was very hungry, my mother and I went to a clean and popular restaurant, Mitra Samaj, and had delicious Udupi special sweet dish-Buns. Another famous Udupi dish is Patrode.
Rangoli
Rangoli designs were sold near the temple
Post breakfast, a small nap, refreshed our-selves and back to temple. Again, the lunch was yummy and I was drooling over it. Ate my tummy was happy.....zzzzz. I woke up in the evening and got ready on time for the Brahma Ratostava. Wheew, what an event! Evening Aarti, fireworks, dhols, devotees pulling the huge chariot with their energy and I was clicking them all :D The chariot is pulled such that it crosses all the eight Mutts in a single round in Car Street. Few people believed that I was from some newspaper and asked if it would be published the next day ;-)
Chariot
Two chariots
Huge crowd in front of the chariot
I set the camera in continuous mode and kept shooting whatever I could. Man, you don't get to see such events everyday and what for a camera meant? My mother who did not spot me for a long time from the beginning to end of the event got tensed and worried. She thought I might be lost as commonly seen in Hindi movies. All mothers are same. No matter I am a grown up and even if I reach her age, she would still treat me a kid :) Later, when she saw me, she was relieved and adviced me to stay with her.
Now, we packed our bags and took a short route to our destination.
May 19:
Back to concrete jungle.
More pics: here.
Oh My God! A couple of hours ago, I learnt that today, June 15th, is Father's Day. In the noon, post lunch, my father was reading the news paper supplement edition on which was printed bold-Father's Day. I realized that I had completely forgotten about it.

Though, I do not believe in all these: Father's Day, Mother's Day et cetera since they are special to me everyday :)

Daddy,
You dropped me to school.
You insisted me fight fair.
You made me aim high.
You taught me how to ride bicycle.
You forgave me when I scored less in exams.
You stayed awake the whole night when I was ill.
You always provide credit to me without interest.
You showed me how to take a fall and stand tall.

You believed in me and made me the person I am.
You taught me all there was to know about confidence, respect and loving.

Happy Father's Day. Love you!

This cute note to make him smile :)

Now, let me rush to Archies for a gift :D
I was on a vacation last month. At the temple on a hill top, there were several monkeys jumping from one branch to another etc. I found few monkeys tidying themselves. I was amused to see their activity and captured them immediately on my camera :)
Scene 1:
Monkey Business!
The baby monkey is stuck up in between while the other two monkeys are busy :)
Scene 2:
Weekend is the only leisure we get
Baby monkey tries to escape. While the other two monkeys are still busy!
Scene 3:
Come back, you are still a kid to roam alone
Come back, you are still a kid to roam alone.
Not only humans, animals do care to a great extent.

I have been a victim of frequent throat infection since my childhood. When I asked the doctor to suggest me a remedy for this, he adviced me to exercise regularly to stay fit and healthy.

Recently, I suffered severe ear and throat infection due to the weather change and I had to visit him for medicines. Before leaving the clinic, this is the conversation between the doctor and me.

Me: I have been skipping a lot, these days.

He: You should not skip.

Me: But its too good for health. It is one of the best methods to lose weight :) (I told with a smile)

He: Nope. It isn't. Many people think it is good to skip and lose weight. In turn, you tend to gain more fat if you skip frequently.

Me: (Puzzled :-|) Doctor, I do sweat a lot. I might have lost around two kilos, atleast.

He: That's good. But, I isn't good to skip.

Me: (Awestuck....????) I do drink a lot of water after skipping.

He: That is too bad. You shouldn't be doing that!

Me: I just do 200 skips daily for 20 minutes. I warm up for 10 mins before rope skipping. Later, I relax for 10 mins after I skip :)

He: I thought you were speaking of "meals skipping." (Now relaxed and smiled)

Me: Oh.. No. I was talking of "rope skipping."

He: It is good to rope skip. You should continue with it. (With a sigh of relief.)

Today is World Environment Day. I have been seeing less greens of late. Why don't we take small steps to save Mother Earth? Though, it might be hard initially, it is not impossible.

My list goes here:
  1. Use of plastic bags/bottles and throwing them on the road. Few people litter wherever they find space which is too annoying. Why not use paper bags?
  2. Instead of burning confidential papers which cannot be given to recycling shop, why not shred them? :)
  3. People going in the same route can pool car/bike saving petrol too. OMG, petrol and LPG prices are reaching the sky.
  4. Switch off the monitor when not in use and if u are not using them for a long time-shut down the computer/laptops. This applies to all the electric appliances, too.
  5. Some people spit everywhere on the road, thus creating an eye sore. Many so called educated people litter in the buses or public area. Why don't they discard the garbage in the dust bins.
  6. The flyovers and digging of roads is another cause too.
  7. Plant a tree for each house if less space or no of trees=no of people in the house :)
  8. Even refrigerators emit lot of CFC(chloro fluoro carbon) which break the O3 structure of the ozone layer. Instead, use earthern pots during summer :D
  9. Few advertisements on the roadside also require a tubelight lit the whole night. Is it necessary?
  10. I appreciate the Chinese adoption of cycling and thus it compulsory. This not only reduces the pollution and traffic but also reduces weight and helps us to stay fit and fine. In most western or European countries, people cycle in summer and use car during winter.
The solutions to the real problems lie with us. But we do not think of the solutions and crib over the existing problems. As an individual, why don't we contribute to save the nature?
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