Sunday, May 4, 2008
at the end of 4 day weekend
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
One year and counting
- Passed my exams and got my confirmation as a PhD student.
- Understood a lot as part of my PhD what i need to achieve over the next 4 years and also rialised i need to learn a looooooot more.
- Been to Paris (twice), Amsterdam(twice), Brussels (even if it is just a 20 min from Leuven went there only 10 months after i landed), Gent, Brugge, Antwerp, Namur, Spa, Ostende, Liege (all fly visits), Prague (one of my bestest holidays).
- Became a volunteer of an NGO Rose. We support the basic education of students in the developing world. Organised a dinner as a part of the fund rising for 100 people for the organisation. A very cool experience.
- Well planned and set for a hike to the Alps (France-Italy border). Also did a couple of small hikes.
- Tried to learn Dutch but failed big time at it (hope to get better at it this year).
- Had my first winter and snow fall.
- Took up a new sport floorball, but highly irregular at going for it.
- Got a place for myself. Even though just a small studio it is my own place.
Sunday, February 3, 2008
Are we Racist?
Sunday, January 27, 2008
Gilly adicha gilly parakum
Sunday, January 6, 2008
Sydney test 2007-2008
This is a blog born out of the utter disgust I feel at the end of the
It started in day one, a team which prides itself on walking when the edge a ball, why didn’t Ponting walk for the caught behind on the leg side? Neither did Symonds, matters made worse when he agreed to being out to Ishant and went on to make a big 100. A wicket at that point would have put
Next, was to bring up an issue as sensitive as racism, in the middle of a test match, to one of our leading bowlers. Even if he had said anything I think the right thing would have been to wait for the end of the test match and the put it down in the captain’s report to the match referee. This kind of thing really messes up a person’s brain, and he starts doubting himself. So another under the belt shoot from the “GREAT AUSTRALIAN SIDE”. A bit if a talk back and they go into needless allegation. Be prepared to receive what you give. Else don’t do it.
Finally, a crucial catch of Ganguly, who is a form of his life, to the slips and Ponting says that accept a fielder’s (Clarke) verdict on the catch, and the umpire agrees. When he could have given it to the 3rd umpire just as well and a result would have come down immediately that the catch was grassed. How can anyone accept the verdict of a fielder who did not walk for what was one of the thickest edges he ever produced in life. If Ganguly had stayed
I must also mention that the umpires are equally at fault in the whole system because, they should have done a better job, and must have taken better calls. That is why I did not mention the Dravid dismissal in the 2nd innings here. Also people can argue what about Ponting’s wicket in the 1st innings, I give the same reason as above and umpire mistake.
Bottom line I am disappointed that
Saturday, December 29, 2007
Leuven by night: Christmas
http://picasaweb.google.com/msashwin/LeuvenByNightChristmas
Sunday, November 11, 2007
Double Role
P.S. My blog is based on what i have read and not watching the movie. So incase it does not have hero playing a double role kindly excuse maddi.
