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Just for Laughs!

Posted by Kavin on March 4, 2007

Many of you would have had funny experiences at school. Sometimes, it is the student who cracks jokes or sometimes it is the teacher who cracks jokes unintentionally. But there could’ve been a situation where, sometimes even a normal conversation between a teacher and a student turns out to be funny! I would like to share with you all some of those.

1. This is the usual dialogue of a teacher.

Teacher: Who is talking there?

Even the teacher would know this is a stupid question. What do they expect? Do they expect someone like Hermione to raise their hands and shout “its me”?

2. Teacher: I will throw you out (of the window).

I am the sure the words that would be running inside the student’s mind is “Try me!”. I am sure the teacher can’t even lift the student in the first place (especially if the boy is studying in 8th or above). Imagine the scenario where a teacher throws a student out of the window.

3. A teacher was looking at a student who was talking since the class started. Then unable to control her anger, she pointed to the student.

Teacher: Hey you! What do you think you are doing there?

The student wasn’t aware of what was going on. He replied

Student: Ma’am, we didn’t do anything. We were just talking.

Even the teacher burst into laughter following the class.

4. In a chemistry lab, when everyone was busy doing the experiments, one student had a complaint.

Student: Sir, there is no water. The taps aren’t working.

Sir: Ok no worries! I will send someone to fix it up. Meanwhile clean the burette and the pipette!
The boy couldn’t do anything other than going to his respective place and laugh along with his friends.
[Source: Orkut community]

There are still lots of incidents. If you would like to share any of it, I will post it along with your name. Enjoy!

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Fill the form!

Posted by Kavin on March 1, 2007

Everyone would be happy about India’s performance at the latest series of India vs West Indies with the former being the host. India won the series 3-1. Ofcourse it was India’s hometown and home pitch. But something needed to be appreciated in India’s performance – the confidence. But there is also something that is needed to be considered when we think about India’s performance. Those are the players out of form. What should we do about them? Now focusing on some players…

Virender Sehwag:
All the bowlers of the world panic at this name, the name of Virender Sehwag, the boomer of Indian batting line-up. Once he gets into form, there is no way of stopping him. But the main question here is, when does he get into form? This guy needs to get back into form with World Cup just months away. Unlike other aggressive player, Sehwag chooses his shots very carefully (which he failed to do so the last few times). India definitely needs Virender Sehwag for the World Cup and for that he must get into form.

Sachin Tendulkar:
Now I am not saying this guy is out of form. Sachin is a great player and being a senior player, he must bat very maturely. Yes ofcourse, he is doing that. And people should not expect him to be aggressive all the time. Yes sometimes, it happens. The entire burden would be on Sachin then. Believe it or not, Sachin is also a normal human and he can’t stand such burden. Remember, the last World Cup final, where he chose to hit every ball for four and he got out. So people must ease pressure on Sachin.

Mohammad Kaif:
This guy was once thought to be good to hold the captaincy of the Indian team. Ofcourse, he can. But now he has lost his place in the Indian team. Kaif is a player who must be sent in the 3rd or 4th place in the Indian batting line-up. He is a great defensive batsman and can even chase a 300 run score when wicket is at stake. He is not a hitter of the ball and he wouldn’t do so even in the last final overs. Sending such a guy in the final overs in the 6th position is a disgrace to his batting skills. And this guy is also one of the best fielders of the world.

Irfan Pathan:
Now what this guy is doing is wrong. I am a fan of him and ofcourse many are. He is a man who can rattle the top order batsmen and he is also the main strike bowler of India. He ranked 10th in the ICC bowler rankings. He ranked 2nd in the ICC all-rounder rankings. He took a hat-trick in the first three balls of the very first over of a test match. Now should I say more? He must get back into form. The Indian team needs him.

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Dhoom Dhamaka… The Guru of all times

Posted by Kavin on February 19, 2007

Guru
Guru – the biographical movie of a famous Indian Visionary. The movie is directed by Mani Rathnam, the Guru of all times. Abhishek Bacchan and Aishwarya Rai plays the lead roles. Other supporting cast includes Mithun Chakraborty, Madhavan, Vidya Balan and so on.

Plot: Gurukant Desai
The story moves along the character of Gurukant Desai (played by Abhishek Bacchan). Gurukant is the third son of a maths teacher of a small village in India. With his studies not going too good for him, Gurukant decides to go to Turkey to seek a living where his uncle gives aid. After several years, he returns to India and decides to start a business much to the dislike of his father.

Just when Gurukant thought finance is a major issue, money comes in the form of a girl named Sujata (played by Aishwarya Rai) whose dad would give Rs.15000 to any guy who would marry his daughter. Sujata’s brother becomes the partner of Gurukant. Thus the path of Gurukant was set as they three head to Mumbai to start a business.
Sujata
But starting a business wasn’t easy as he thought. At first, Gurukant chose a path of truth, with the help of Manikdas Gupta (played by Mithun Chakraborty) who is the head of a famous news agency, to fight the obstacles that lay ahead of him. But later, Gurukant’s hunger to win makes him to use wrong means to fight the obstacles, such as using the news agency to spread wrong information about contractors.

Strongly objected by Manikdas, Manikdas asks Shyaam (played by Madhavan) who is a reporter of the news agency owned by Manikdas, to let people know the exact truth behind Gurukant’s success and also to stop him. But Gurukant openly challenges Shyaam and Manikdas that none can stop him. Shyaam confidently accepts the challenge. The question of ‘who will win?’ forms the second part.

Characterisation:
Gurukant Desai:
Gurukant Desai is a visionary. He is a keen observer and a good businessman. He can tackleAbhishek Bacchan as Gurukant Desai every kind of situation. He is also a loving husband and a caring father. Abhishek Bacchan fits perfectly into the role. He has grown a little bit fat and his body language as that of a business man, such as a fat belly and his walking style and expressions is truly as that of a businessman. Abhishek has done perfectly in the final scene.

Sujata:
Aishwarya Rai as SujataSujata is a very calm and loving girl on the first half and later becomes a determined and a very supportive wife. She is also a bold woman, which can be seen in the second half. Aishwarya Rai fits perfectly as Sujata. From crying in the train to the then-stranger Gurukant and speaking boldly to the judge, Aishwarya Rai has clearly shown the work of Mani Rathnam in her acting.

Mithun Chakraborty as Manikdas Gupta
Manikdas Gupta:
Manikdas is a very stern fellow. He is a man of truth. He guides Gurukant on the path to success but is later frustrated by Gurukant’s bad path and also warns him to stop it or else he would put a stop to his journey. Mithun Chakraborty’s eyes clearly suggest that none would have done the role better than him.

Shyam:
Madhavan as ShyaamShyam is a reporter who follows the path of Manikdas Gupta – the path of truth. He is asked by Manikdas to put a stop to Gurukant’s journey as a businessman and Shyam does his best following Gurukant’s own path. Shyam is also a caring person and shows great respect for others. He marries Manikdas’s daughter Meenakshi Gupta. Madhavan is the guy on whom Mani Rathnam never loses his faith. His style and mannerism puts an equal challenge to Abhishek’s acting.

Meenakshi: Vidya Balan as Meenakshi
Meenakshi (‘Meenu’ as called in the movie) is the daughter of Manikdas Gupta. She is earlier shown in the movie as a little handicapped girl. She is a close friend of Gurukant and supports him even when her dad and Gurukant set apart. Vidya Balan plays as Meenakshi in the movie and though her role was short-lived, she has done her best.

Crew:
Direction: (by Mani Rathnam)
Mani Rathnam, the directorIf it is Mani Rathnam’s direction, then it would definitely be special. Mani is the guy who can portray the movie as a novel. Each character in the movie is shown importance. His work can be clearly differentiated from other works. The slow storyline and the slow moving of the movie are all the special characteristics. If you are a Mani Rathnam fan, you should definitely watch this movie.

Rajiv Menon, the cinematographer

Cinematography: (by Rajiv Menon)
The story is set in the period of 1950s and you would be amazed if you see the set of the movie. All of it seems originally from the 1950s and even the scenes of Turkey seem to be from that time. Such a good work was done by Rajiv Menon. The misty mountains and the beautiful locations from the Indian countryside are fascinating.

Music: (by A.R.Rahman)
A.R.Rehman, the music composerIf it is a Mani Rathnam’s movie, then it would definitely be ARR who would be scoring the music and ARR reserves his best tunes for Mani. The music keeps you tapping your feet. The slow moving of the movie is balanced by the fast background score. The background score also plays a very important role in the movie

Altogether, the movie was fantastic. I recommend this movie to everyone. I like almost all the scenes especially the interval scene and the climax scene. If you are a fan of any of the above cast and crew, you should definitely watch this movie.

Quotes from the movie:
Manikdas: Shyam, can you stop Gurukant’s journey and put an end to it?
Shyam: Yes, I can do it
Gurukant: No, you can’t do it. None can do it.
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Gurukant: Shyam, this success came from hard work. You should work hard to pull me down and for that, you should become Gurukant.
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Gurukant: You gave me 5 minutes to speak. But I took only 4 and half minutes. 30 seconds saved. 30 seconds profit. That’s business!
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Manikdas: If it is a lie, then I would come and break your bones.
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Sujata: Just give me some time, I will get my husband back to normal to fight back with you.
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Gurukant: My fate is already written.
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Shyaam: We are all responsible for what happened to Gurukant. If you want, I can stop it right now.
Manikdas: We are publishing only the truth right. If so, publish it!
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Sujata: Really speaking, Gurukant is a bravo and intelligent. He makes money out of empty boxes.
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Gurukant: Not just now; yesterday, today and forever, it’s Gurukant, Gurukant Desai.
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Being a Guinea Pig…

Posted by Kavin on February 9, 2007

I always wondered how it felt to be a Guinea Pig. Wonder why? Guinea pigs are animals which are always used for experimenting (too sad,rite?). But the topic of this post is in present continuous, which means I am a Guinea Pig (not literally). But it is not only me who is a Guinea Pig, if you are a local resident of Chennai, then you are a Guinea Pig too. Amazed?

Before you read any further, I would like to tell you something. If you are a guy who sits in front of the TV and you are well satisfied with the number of channels you get and if you are content with paying just Rs.75 for it, then this post isn’t for you. But if you are still curious to find out whats below, go ahead :)
By now you would have guessed what I was speaking about. Yes I was speaking about the Set Top Box system. How this all happened? Some four or five years ago, there was some problem with the cable TV operators ( I dunno what it is). They demanded extra money. Lets skip what actually happened.
One fine friday night, on one channel, they were showing one of my fav movie(JP III). If you had seen this movie, you would know the scene where they first fly in the plane to Isla Sorna. I was enjoying the movie when exactly at that thrilling moment, a message displayed on the screen (“Due to some problems, we are shutting down this channel”) and like magic, the channel was gone. I was like “What is this all about?”
After a few controversies over this, the channels (some other channels behaved had behaved in the same way) were brought back. Later they finally made an agreement and then came this Conditional Access System (CAS) by which one can access channels only via payment (payment means extra payment rather than the usual cheap payments).
Most of the channels agreed and then they were made as the paid channels (as they were started to be called so). By this, one has to buy a Set Top Box (quite expensive) to access view to paid channels and also they have to pay for each channel. There were some free channels which people can enjoy free of cost.
Unfortunately, this system was implemented only in Chennai (outskirts of Chennai not included (was shocked to see them in a town outskirt of Chennai)). Obviously, this system wasn’t a big success (was a success to only those who brought this system). I will call it a mega flop. This was mainly due to the free channels. They provided more than enough entertainment and the rent was less.

Many people thought that the CAS system would be taken back. But unfortunately, the answer was a big “NO”. The paid channels didn’t bother about this, as they gained a lot from all the other cities. The citizens of Chennai didn’t bother about this either. Even the introduction of DTH services weren’t able to shake the citizens of Chennai. :p
But viewing all this from the outside perspective, why was this system implemented only in Chennai? Actually, this system was supposed to be implemented in other metropolitan cities as well, but following the flop of this system, this wasn’t implemented in other cities. The wait for the CAS system to become a success began. The wait is still going on (for four years or more) and there isn’t any sign of success. Finally, they (the ones who brought CAS) decided to implement this in other cities. But as far as I know, this statement was said six months back and was never implemented and now there has been another statement.
As it then turned out, we, the Chennai-ites, are Guinea pigs, used for testing the success of CAS. Ofcourse these Guinea Pigs aren’t tired. They have got adapted to its conditions. I had even sent an article about this to a famous News Agency. (I wonder what happened to it) Well anyway, we are Guinea Pigs, aren’t we?

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Or-cut – A review

Posted by Kavin on February 1, 2007

Since I have been in Orkut for more than a year, I would like to review on it. Orkut is a cool place to hangout if you have nothing to do. I first got introduced to Orkut by one of my friends. When I joined Orkut in December 2005, I didn’t see many of my college mates there; maybe there were altogether ten from my college. But since the beginning of 2006, people from my college started joining and now there are more than 150 from my college in Orkut.

What is it so special about Orkut that lured millions of people? What made
The people to come out of other online communities such as Hi-5 and to join Orkut?
Orkut was invented by Orkut Büyükkökten, a Turkish software engineer and also an employee of Google. Lets see what is special about Orkut. Before that you also may consider reading the article on Orkut at Wikipedia.

1.Orkut brought a new concept called scrapbook. According to the dictionary, a scrapbook is an empty book where one can stick their own collection such as pictures, articles, etc. But the Orkut’s scrapbook is used to chat with other members of Orkut.

2.Orkut used much features of a forum, such as, maintaining one’s identity, having avatar, private messages,etc.

3.Orkut allowed users to classify their friends in Orkut into several categories such as a good friend or a best friend or an acquaintance, etc.

4.Orkut allowed users not only to add friends but also let them join or also create communities thus expressing the user’s liking.

5.The forums in communities allowed the user to chat about their favorite topics and also to get new friends.

6.Users have their own unique profile to express themselves

7.Users can search for other users with similar interests of their own.

- >Bugs in Orkut:
If you had read the Wikipedia article about Orkut, you would have seen that there are nine bugs in Orkut (which might have been debugged by now). Some of them can be found even by a normal user of Orkut, such as not showing the actual friends number (this problem was there one year back) but showing one extra or one less.

–>Bad Donut:

This problem occurred frequently in Orkut where a page “Bad Donut, No server for you” occurred when the user clicks on any link in Orkut. This problem would exist for a few minutes.

–>No data:
Sometimes, seen very rarely, Orkut, sometimes, is unable to fetch the data to the
user such as displaying the message “Data currently not available”.

But put altogether, is Orkut a very good place? Most people would have been aware that Orkut has a bad side too. But Orkut allows users only above the age of 17 which ensures that the users are of legal age to accept it.

->Underage:
As said above, Orkut allows users only who are above the age of 17 but would that stop underage people from joining Orkut? I have seen many boys and girls who are under the age of 18 in Orkut. I didn’t know how they joined in. Maybe they gave a fake birthday year. I was shocked to see a user whose age is 14 and also in the 9th std in school has an account in Orkut.

->No Privacy:
As the users of Orkut may know, Orkut has no privacy. A scrapbook is a user’s open room where anyone can come and talk and also listen to what others speak. But this is normally accepted by the users of Orkut as they don’t seem it much bothering.

->Hatred:
Orkut has users from around the globe. There have been cases of discrimination and hatred among the people. People express their hatred openly on other people. Let it be in the scrapbook or in the forums in communities, the hatred started growing everywhere.

–>Bogus Reports:
Orkut has a very useful option called as “Report as Bogus”, which can be used to report people of their misbehavior or their inappropriate action which might have caused displeasure of others. If a certain fixed amount of such reports is reached, the person or the community would be deleted by Orkut. But this was used by people to delete and insult the innocent.

–>Anti-communities:

The hatred among the people and societies even went to the formation of anti-communities where one insult and destroys their target in words. This in turn invokes the supporters of the attacked to reciprocate the same. A large number of anti-communities are growing proportionally to the communities.

–>Revolutionary communities:
A number of communities such as Revolutionary ones were spotted everywhere. These communities were formed in order to revolutionize Orkut, to change the way it is; some mainly focused on the anti-communities and the ones who misused Orkut to disturb others in any form.

->Viruses:
Orkut was not any exception to get infected by virus profiles. These profiles spread unwanted messages asking the user to click on a link which may lead to a severe virus.

–>Scanning Links:
After the virus spreaded a lot, Orkut decided to put an end to it by introducing the word verification system to it everytime an user types a link in a scrapbook or in a forum.
But some new viruses were able to overcome the verification system and were seen in a few places.

->The photo problem:
Some months back, a message was being spread that the photos in a users’ (especially girls) Orkut album were being misued and also being faked. This led to panic among the users.

->Orkut vs Messenger:
Though Orkut was popularized, there was still one thing Orkut lacked – the interactivity and features that messengers gave. Messengers were still a faster way of communicating between friends. Hence one could have expected, there were many transitions from Orkut to Messengers.

–>Third-Party softwares:
Though Orkut didn’t come forward, there were third-party softwares that helped Orkut get what it didn’t have. At first, Orkut didn’t have the reply option immediately below the scrap, it was once provided by a third-party software developed for browsers such as Firefox. One more problem that users faced is the lack of interactivity; such as not being informed that they have got a new scrap. A Third-party software called Scrapboy was getting popular soon which informed users of new scraps and also provided a single click from sending a scrap.

–>Integration of Google Talk into Orkut:

Orkut atlast came forward in introducing its own messenger into Orkut. Now Orkut shows whether a user is online in Google Talk, hence Orkut easily integrated Google Talk to let users switch into Google Talk easily.

Orkut has made many changes in the past years. There are just under 4 crore users in Orkut. Thats what Orkut has brought into the people. Some people like Orkut because it connects old friends, or maybe because they wanna find new friends, but whatever it is, Orkut may still rule this year.

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The 007 begins!

Posted by Kavin on January 24, 2007

Welcome to the New Year 2007! I hope it all went with a bang! There are two things to be noted for me in this month.
1. My next sem(4th sem) is starting tomorrow.
2. By the end of this month, I would have completed my one year of blogging. cheers to me ;)
Now that I have completed my one year of blogging and Blogger has converted into a new Blogger, I am in a dilemma whether to switch to the new version of Blogger which might result in loss of some data in my blog.
For those who read my blog, if you would like to give some suggestions, or if you would like to see a change in my blog or if you feel that any post is inappropriate, you may do so :)
Thank you all :)

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History in the making! – Goodbye 2006

Posted by Kavin on January 22, 2007

We have come to the end of 2006. Another moment of History in the making. A lot of incidents happen – around the world or around your town or at your doorstep or even at your house. Amazingly, we have kept ourselves busy all the days(haven’t we?). Consider for example, I, being a college student, travel around 80 km a day, sit in classes for around 7 hours. If this is the case of a single day, consider the same for 200+ days(now I am not actor Vijayakanth to bring in accurate details :p). This is the case only for a student. Consider the case of employees, employers, engineers, doctors, farmers,etc.

Yes, the power of a human being is amazing. He invented fire. He then brought light out of fire. He discovered electricity. He then brought light in to this world in the form of electric bulbs. Several changes can be seen every year. Technology is improving. But there is one thing that man never changed during his entire life. That thing is in everyone’s heart – that is Love. Earth has existed for around 4.5 billion years(thanks to my friend Inchara ;) ) and we don’t know when man invented love. Maybe love existed since man evolved.

Yes, we can predict how long the earth may exist, how long the sun may live, how long this universe may live. But let the earth die or let it be the sun or let it be the universe, but love never dies until life exists. (Am I talking film dialogues here? :p). Let us continue our love towards people for the years to come. Love is the strength to humanity and peace.

There were several incidents that happened during the year 2006. I am not the guy who takes notes of whatever happened in the world each day. But someone else did. Thanks to Wikipedia! Check out the Events of 2006

Now lets see what you can do for the New Year Eve. Have you planned anything?

1. Sleep nicely! (Who cares if it is a New Year Eve, its a normal day to me, all I need is good rest).

2.Watch T.V(Now this is for the guys who likes sitting in the couch watching their favourite movies or shows. Sounds like fun,eh?)

3. Party at home (Well, should I say more? What you need – stuffs for the party and crackers(10000 waala) if you want to scare your neighbours)

4.Night pubs and clubs (This definitely sounds fun for some people. Dancing throughout the night is absolutely fun,right? But all you need is a lot of cash).

5. Beach (This mite be the crowdest place on a New Year Eve, absolutely free, whats better than enjoying the sea breeze at night).

6. A pleasant ride (This is what almost everyone does – going out at night in bikes and cars. ECR is a place where you can see enjoy such rides)

7. Religious places (Not to forget temples or churches, where you can have total peace if you are ready for some mass speech or if you want to start the year with a prayer to God)

8. Coffee pubs and Ice-cream parlours (Well, this is my favourite, coffee lovers definitely prefer this. Whats better in starting the year with sweet, cold and delicious ice-cream sundaes?)

Enjoy the best way you can! But enjoy safely. Don’t get into trouble. Don’t drink and drive. Don’t harm others.
Don’t forget, keep loving!!

GOODBYE 2006

Wishing you all a HAPPY NEW YEAR 2007!

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Proud to be a Tamizh…

Posted by Kavin on January 8, 2007

This is a video I watched several months back and I thought to share it with you all. As per the video, the word ‘Tamil’(also written as ‘Tamizh’) has been recorded as the most searched word in Google. I am indeed proud of this.
Now this guy who presented this video is funny. His goofy work overrides his ignorance of Tamizh. Although the video doesn’t really show what is Tamizh, let us do what that guy said in the video, “Wikipedia….. help me”. Check out Tamizh at Wikipedia.
Now to speak for myself about Tamizh, Tamizh is one of the oldest languages known to mankind. Its origin is not yet known. Tamizh literature is considered as one of the treasures of Literary field. Tamizh is the official language of Tamil Nadu. It is the second widely spoken Dravidian language in South India. It is one of the national languages of Singapore and is also widely spoken in Malaysia and Sri Lanka. Tamizh language has been recently classified as a Classic language among very few. Professor Hart of University of California states that Tamizh is one of the greatest classic literatures and traditions of the world. View his comments.

Did you know…
It is not easy for a language to become a classical language. There are
eleven conditions.

So if you are a Tamizh reading this, you would definitely be proud to be a one.

Also view the same at Google Videos… Click here to view

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Blah Blah Blah! – An Algorithm

Posted by Kavin on January 5, 2007

“Do not study for the exams for that is not a part of a student’s culture”
- Mr.Aapaiyaa (Student under Anna Univ, SNTE* member)

Yes, the above may hold good for me. I might make a good author if I were to send all the stories I wrote for the exam to any publishers. All were like “Blah Blah Blah” – non stop nonsense.

I partially differentiated the exams but giving no importance to any. The thought of holidays over-rided the thought of exams. Anna Univ showed no morality in setting the questions. The questions were a Challenger case. The worst part was that some questions exhibited polymorphism.

It was very difficult to compile in the mind and assemble it in the paper. “Questions should be made compulsory”, I thought during the exams as my OR gate didn’t function properly. Its either I wanted to use the AND gate or the NAND gate.

Thank God, the 2-marks questions were presorted and there was enough space for the 16 marks, else there would have been a deadlock situation. I tried my best to encapsulate the answers within the space allocated for 2-marks, but alas couldn’t do it sometimes.

My mind was always on the exams-down counter and was not on the books register. All together, I was not in a steady-state flow during the exams. The risk-benefit analysis for the above abstraction would be

Best Case: 70% (Considering the safety, if the examiner took risk in evaluating my paper)

Average Case: (60 – 70)% (If the examiner was a responsible experimenter)

Worst Case: (1 or 2 arrears) (An unethical examiner)

Didn’t understand anything of the above? You wouldn’t if you weren’t a CSE student of Anna Univ and a little if you weren’t an IT student. Sorry if you didn’t understand any of the above (Not that I understood any of the above concepts). It is all a Computer Science story.

Let the compilation begin…
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*SNTE – SNTE stands for Say No To Exams. Operating since exams came into existence, it has supported the students willing to bunk classes and exams and say NO to it. It has also written the code of ethics for a student who wants to bunk the exams. Refer SNTE website for more details.

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Shattered Dreams!

Posted by Kavin on December 19, 2006

It is really weird for me to sit in front of the computer and blog during the exam time (Its the third semester exam this year,the only year that had so). Yes I did blog last sem during exam, but that was different. Then why did I blog now? Its November and its the month of my birthday. It would not be nice if I didn’t create atleast one post during this month.

The exams made this month a busy time for me and it fled off fast and nearing the end too. I turned 19 last saturday and my sem exams too started on the same day. My God, what a bad way to welcome my 19th birthday, especially when you didn’t do the exam that well. Five more exams to go and I am already relished on the idea of driving my dad’s car around the town. Yes I got my driving license but alas just before the exams :( .

Btw, I can’t just go without commenting on India’s performance in the South African cricket tour. My God! Indian team is a very good team and is considered one of the best teams of the world. But currently,it lacks one formula, the perfect bowler formula.

A month since I blogged and I have made this post short? Exams calling! It all turns out to be shattered dreams!!!

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