Cheers,
Sathish Kumar S

Recently I read a beautiful philosophy from one of my friend's orkut profile...thought I can publish it here ...Here it goes....
Cheers oh no Abruncha! ;)
Sathish Kumar S
In the midst of all depressions, disappointments and tough times, one happy news came for me, I was ranked 3rd in my MBA class and I received the Top Study Award for the year 2007. It's a good feeling just because of the fact that the class is international where the students come from US,
Cheers,
Sathish Kumar S
World is a global village....World has shrinked a lot...World has become small.... all these statements are true because of one great internet application ORKUT ;). Million dollar thanks to the Standford University Phd guy Orkut Buyukkokten from Turkey who has done a remarkable job in this century...He has united people from different corners of the world...brought people under one umbrella...I got all my school, college and corporate friends from wherever I left...Could you believe...I talked with my 10th standard crush girl yesterday;) ...its all because of this great internet application....I am so addicted to this site where I couldnt resist myself of not logging everyday...Yes ofcourse for a person living in Devil's workshop, Ghost native (Germany), Orkut is definitely the best place for keeping in touch with all the friends in different corners of the world....Hats off to great Orkut Buyukkokten!!
Then I gave this wonderful beautiful photo to the visa officer….after half an hour he called me and said…oh man…this photo is too dark….put some flash on your face and take another picture…heheheheee…Then I had to go to nearby photoshop, asked him to put more flash on my face and showed the previous photo and pleaded him not to repeat what the automat did….Thank god he managed to get a decent one which goes into the passport….In one way he is right…the picture has to be clear in the passport….but there is another moral to this story….can you guess what it is…never never choose bride or bridegroom by looking into the photos….simply because the bride or bridegroom can apply the strategy of applying flash on their face and make them fair…heheheeee…so always choose after meeting them…ok? ;)
Of all the mountains I saw in Swiss, Gornegrat is a rocky mountain. No ice, no trees, no greenery…just rocks…rocks rocks everywhere…but Gornegrat is really a huge tall mountain…Andreas accompanied me to this mountain and he termed it as Afghanistan type of mountains…and he didn’t like that mountain somehow….oh he is an American na..thats why he didn’t like Afghanistan type of mountains…heheheeeee….We traveled in his car to reach this place…it was a nice experience of traveling in a car with scenic mountains and valleys all around and one more great experience…in order to cross a huge mountain in Goppenstein, they pierced the mountains and built a tunnel and interestingly only trains can travel inside this tunnel….so what….we had to travel by car in the train…heheheee….
yes…the car gets into the train and the train pierces in to the mountains and gets back to the road…that was a new lovely experience I had….I liked Gornegrat, this mountain gives panoramic view of the neighboring mountains like matterhorn which appeared to be funny for both of us for some reasons hehehe and it was damn quiet out there on the top….ate spaghetti on the top of mountain at an altitude of 3136m…the train ride from Zermatt to Gornegrat is also a great experience…we decided to trek between one station and ultimately ended between long stations…heheheee…that was also a nice experience of trekking and had a chance to practice American accent with Andreas…heheheeeee ;)
Movie Gornegrat
Nothing much difference between Luzern and Zurich…almost the same….lake, mountains, boat rides, architectural buildings..hehehheeeeee…I just had a feeling Luzern reflects swiss culture…with the buildings being very historic and it’s the commercial capital of Switzerland…had a chance to see some watch showrooms which were breathtaking….
Movie Luzern
Atlast a test victory abroad.....oh no....series victory.....that too in England....definitely one of the most cherishing moments for Indian cricket after their worldcup debacle in Carribean. Weather god released them from the jail in Lords but clearly outplayed the English team in all departments. There were many speculations about Dravid's decision of not enforcing the follow-on....but at the end of the day what it mattered is a series victory....The quote from Cricinfo was absolutely right..."After some years Dravid will not be remembered for his decision of not enforcing the follow-on but remembered with the likes of Ajith Wadekar and Kapil Dev who have snatched victories in English soil....2-0 or 1-0 series victory is purely academic". Kudos team India! Definitely moments to cherish on the eve of India's 60th year of Independence!
Many Criketing pundits have been criticizing about the behaviour of Sreeshanth......Oh he shouldn't have done this....that....But in my opinion....I was very happy that he has world of guts to do that....Hats off to you Sreeshanth.....Nobody comments or talks when f**king aussies(Warne or McGrath) or Mr. Great Pietersen does some sledgging.....but poor Sreeshanth gets most of the blame when he shoulder barged with Vaughan and when he danced against Mr.Nel ....I am sure those comments are nt going to stop Sreeshanth....and why should he stop....I thoroughly enjoy Sree's retaliation to the Whites....Whether you take wickets or not, but always entertain us with your retaliation...Keep going Sree.....!
When I look at the calendar, it says 15th August 2007, oh 60 years of Independence….where are we standing in the global world….definitely far ahead where one could have imagined before twenty years….Thanks to IT revolution and globalization….Kudos to the space programme….Hats off to leaders like Kalam who instigated some fire in the bloods of youth…Well Well...India moving...marching foward ...Great...Amazing...Wonderful....Excellant!
Just one side of the coin…..on the other side….there are many things which I think have to be addressed…
Happy Independence Day!
Sathish Kumar S

A day has come to move out of my lovely city Hamburg...for my Master Thesis in Fraunhofer Research Institute, Berlin in the field of Hybrid Networks. I am going to definitely miss Hamburg for six months....a lovely city with amazing transportation....scenic elbe river...picturesque artistic buildings and not to forget Reaperbahn.....;) Berlin, the capital city....new life...new people...new work....bit excited....but bit concerned about the new challenges...lets see how it goes....when I write an article after six months my experiences in Berlin....I want to make it memorable....:)