A lot of us here, who have been forced to stay shut by the incessant rains in Hyderabad over the past two days, would perhaps be asking this question. Of course, as a friend said its good for the economy that its raining, so why fret. But the question just popped up.
However its not that we have really been stuck up. Some of us ( self included) have been bold and courageous enough to weather the gods. so it was that we went out after our mid term exams, to watch this movie called " Singh is King" in one of the now shady theatres. Shady, if you compare if to multiplexes of course. The movie per se was not much to talk about, with is expletive filled songs, and crass jokes. But any movie in a group of trying-to-be-rowdy yembeah students can be fun.
The better part however of the outing was the drive back. It was pouring literally, and we were on our bike, and well we were drenched. But it was really fun. Has been a long time since i got drenched. :)
On another note, one half of what is called the mother of all terms, the third term here is over. And well touchwood, it hasnt been as bad as we were told. Sure we had our night outs submissions but were ok in terms of pressure. So what is it - have we built up ourselves to withstand any pressure or is the pressure not that much or is that we really dont care now?;). search me. But we seem to be spending every weekend just lazing the whole day, doing literally nothing and raking up excuses of rains to justify that. And its fun in itself. Quite unlike the horrors we were told of. For instance, one of our freinds today called us over to have paranthas at her place. I tell you thats the advantage of having married people on campus. :). But we good for nothings owe this freind of ours a treat now, shes been too much of a sweetheart. ah well, next time.
It looks late now and i think ill get back to something else.
adios
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Showing posts with label Academic Life. Show all posts
Sunday, August 10, 2008
Sunday, July 06, 2008
Catching a breath
Requires time, and time seems to be something that we here dont have at all. Suddenly the buzz in the campus has caught on and you have some so many things happening that you can be a part of ( atleast theoretically given that you are not bothered about that important thing called grades) that its mindblowing. From language classes, to dance classes, to photography competitions, to speaker sessions, to recrutier events ( yes the official ones have already started) - phew!!!
And of course you have your academics to attend to. We have had some really interesting subjects this term and for me personally the phase of enjoying a class continues. I admit though that the initial classes i seemed to be getting back to my losing concentration habit, but i hopefully am back on.
Anyways coming back to the subjects, we have a course on global economics and our second professor has been phenomenal. and the most interesting part of the course is a documentary called "Commanding Heights" that talks about how the global economy and how it has evolved over the past century. Very interesting stuff. Go catch it at pbs.org.
Then we have a course on competitive strategy. With a purely case based discussion pedagogy, the course has discussed about some of the ways in which businesses in various industries have tried to strategise themselves to achieve their goals. An interesting basics course on someone wanting to know more about strategy.
For the mathematically oreinted there is the Decision Models and Optimization, which tries to use mathematical models to solve optimization problems in business. This one is a fairly involved subject, requiring time and effort to understand, especially for someone who might not have been very strong in mathematics. That said, with perseverance, one can do well. and it really would form a basic for someone intending to pursue operations.
But i guess, and i reserved my last for this, the most involved and to atleast those who are on top of the list, interesting subject has been Marketing Decision Making. And this is not just because of the subject itself, but more because of the online simulation game that we have to play. Called the Markstrat, its simulates an industry with five firms competing against each other to sell products in the Sonite and Vodite market, with a view to maximising profits. The game is extremely exciting and sees you applying a number of concepts to take your brand management decisions and all. And boy it can be addicitive to some.
Besides this, we have our student body structure in place, with all professional and social clubs formed and acitivities starting up. It sometimes does become difficult to balance one's activities with academics in this short period. But then i guess thats what a number of us here are for, to try and learn that balance. Some do well some dont but you all learn a lot.
Of course, this is the utopian veiw to a lot of things, you might say, since we are here to get the best placements too. But for the time being, id leave that in the background, and focus on trying to do the best. Aah, how idealistic i seem dont it. :). wait till i come up with the next post.
Hmmm, this ones become a little more serious than i thought. Maybe next time ill talk about what goes on in a usual class around here.
till then
adios
And of course you have your academics to attend to. We have had some really interesting subjects this term and for me personally the phase of enjoying a class continues. I admit though that the initial classes i seemed to be getting back to my losing concentration habit, but i hopefully am back on.
Anyways coming back to the subjects, we have a course on global economics and our second professor has been phenomenal. and the most interesting part of the course is a documentary called "Commanding Heights" that talks about how the global economy and how it has evolved over the past century. Very interesting stuff. Go catch it at pbs.org.
Then we have a course on competitive strategy. With a purely case based discussion pedagogy, the course has discussed about some of the ways in which businesses in various industries have tried to strategise themselves to achieve their goals. An interesting basics course on someone wanting to know more about strategy.
For the mathematically oreinted there is the Decision Models and Optimization, which tries to use mathematical models to solve optimization problems in business. This one is a fairly involved subject, requiring time and effort to understand, especially for someone who might not have been very strong in mathematics. That said, with perseverance, one can do well. and it really would form a basic for someone intending to pursue operations.
But i guess, and i reserved my last for this, the most involved and to atleast those who are on top of the list, interesting subject has been Marketing Decision Making. And this is not just because of the subject itself, but more because of the online simulation game that we have to play. Called the Markstrat, its simulates an industry with five firms competing against each other to sell products in the Sonite and Vodite market, with a view to maximising profits. The game is extremely exciting and sees you applying a number of concepts to take your brand management decisions and all. And boy it can be addicitive to some.
Besides this, we have our student body structure in place, with all professional and social clubs formed and acitivities starting up. It sometimes does become difficult to balance one's activities with academics in this short period. But then i guess thats what a number of us here are for, to try and learn that balance. Some do well some dont but you all learn a lot.
Of course, this is the utopian veiw to a lot of things, you might say, since we are here to get the best placements too. But for the time being, id leave that in the background, and focus on trying to do the best. Aah, how idealistic i seem dont it. :). wait till i come up with the next post.
Hmmm, this ones become a little more serious than i thought. Maybe next time ill talk about what goes on in a usual class around here.
till then
adios
Saturday, June 07, 2008
1/8th and going on
So the first term at ISB ended this tuesday, and thats what i mean by that 1/8th. I think it was pretty decent, but then my exams are always decent, its the grades that become obscene. God do i hate this relative stuff !!!!!
I spent the past three four days basically catching up on sleep. Not that i was one of those sleep deprived zombies that could be seen roaming around the campus, but i still needed to sleep. So the day the exams ended, i go to bed at 11 in the night to get up at 11 the next morning (which essentially meant i missed another party :(). A day later i repeat the feat, this time totalling a good fourteen hours. talk about being an active MBA student.
Of course i have managed to do things other than sleep. The other day me and my quadi D went on a shopping spree, and though the motive was that D wanted to upgrade his wardrobe, it was I who ended up spending an enormous 15 grand. Of course that did include an I pod, a pair of shoes, but then again it was he who wanted to shop and he spent 1.5 grand. :D.
Then i also watched a couple of movies from my to watch list - Blood Diamond and The Pursuit of Happyness. The last one i just finished an hour back. Both of them awesome movies. Loved them.
The campus has been silent these past three days, what with a large number of people having gone home. I could not. What with a leadership session yesterday, spending just two days at home at a cost of close to 12 grand did not seem good by the MR = MC equation by any means :p. I will probably go next term end. would get a longer break then.
And now term 2 beckons, and they are saying itll be worse. I say thats when the fun begins. I mean imagine this - academics that get tougher, activities that only increase, projects, assignments, activities, clubs, speaker series and so on. what else do you want in Heaven???? :D
But before that two more days of bliss, of a party or two, some good music, and home made food at chachi's place. It Feels Like Heaven for sure.
Adios
Chaos.
I spent the past three four days basically catching up on sleep. Not that i was one of those sleep deprived zombies that could be seen roaming around the campus, but i still needed to sleep. So the day the exams ended, i go to bed at 11 in the night to get up at 11 the next morning (which essentially meant i missed another party :(). A day later i repeat the feat, this time totalling a good fourteen hours. talk about being an active MBA student.
Of course i have managed to do things other than sleep. The other day me and my quadi D went on a shopping spree, and though the motive was that D wanted to upgrade his wardrobe, it was I who ended up spending an enormous 15 grand. Of course that did include an I pod, a pair of shoes, but then again it was he who wanted to shop and he spent 1.5 grand. :D.
Then i also watched a couple of movies from my to watch list - Blood Diamond and The Pursuit of Happyness. The last one i just finished an hour back. Both of them awesome movies. Loved them.
The campus has been silent these past three days, what with a large number of people having gone home. I could not. What with a leadership session yesterday, spending just two days at home at a cost of close to 12 grand did not seem good by the MR = MC equation by any means :p. I will probably go next term end. would get a longer break then.
And now term 2 beckons, and they are saying itll be worse. I say thats when the fun begins. I mean imagine this - academics that get tougher, activities that only increase, projects, assignments, activities, clubs, speaker series and so on. what else do you want in Heaven???? :D
But before that two more days of bliss, of a party or two, some good music, and home made food at chachi's place. It Feels Like Heaven for sure.
Adios
Chaos.
Monday, May 12, 2008
What day is it?
It was Mother's day yesterday. I would have said today had the clock on my mantlepiece not told me ( and glaringly so) thats its past three in the morning.
Coming back to the point, while working on one of those never ending assignments, somebody declared that it was mother's day and we ought to be wishing our mom's on the day. Now in an ideal, very different day, the day would be spent of course wishing moms, then indulging in the debates on the pros and cons of celebrating these Archie Card initiated card revenue increasing days ( at last count, i believe they had covered almost 100 of the poor 365 days in the year, am still waiting for the day when they call it Chaos Day though), and then finally not giving too much of a damn ( i mean do you really need a day to remind yourself how much you love your mom or pop or sis or bro for that matter).
But Ennada Rascala.......Mind it ( and thats a word ive picked up, about one of the most useful learnings that ive had so far, :D). This is ISB dude, and sometimes all you know is the sun went up and the sun went down. Thats all.
So its been two weeks of classes, and classes, and more classes, some group assignments, futile attempts at making sure your head does not leak like a worn down bucket all the time, and of course those moments of marvelling at how long you can stay up without sleep. I assume i still have some more energy left in me for some more marathon sessions, but its best to save your best for the worst right?
Oh and yeah, the elections for the GSB of the school are due to be held soon. Should be fun, given that i am not the one standing. You know, the humble me, giving way to other people and letting them have the chance. :D.
We had the Dumb Charades competition the other day, and well my team won. Chalo, kahin to nautanki kaam aayee. Was really beginning to wonder whether i had done anything of use in the past 25 years of my life. :-s.
But one thing about an MBA education is, and something id always like to point out, it tends to always ground you a lot. I mean you might have developed a hundred ideas about how things should be, and then you interact with people with so many backgrounds and you realise things might not be the way you perceive them. No that doesnt mean you change your opinions, its just that you begin to appreciate more about the mutiple sides of the coin.
Heavy stuff? wait lemme give you this problem about building the confidence interval to decide the hypothesis testing conducted in a controlled variable scenario with alpha , 0.000028.......:D
relax .......kidding.
Adios till another random of these responses.
Chaos
Coming back to the point, while working on one of those never ending assignments, somebody declared that it was mother's day and we ought to be wishing our mom's on the day. Now in an ideal, very different day, the day would be spent of course wishing moms, then indulging in the debates on the pros and cons of celebrating these Archie Card initiated card revenue increasing days ( at last count, i believe they had covered almost 100 of the poor 365 days in the year, am still waiting for the day when they call it Chaos Day though), and then finally not giving too much of a damn ( i mean do you really need a day to remind yourself how much you love your mom or pop or sis or bro for that matter).
But Ennada Rascala.......Mind it ( and thats a word ive picked up, about one of the most useful learnings that ive had so far, :D). This is ISB dude, and sometimes all you know is the sun went up and the sun went down. Thats all.
So its been two weeks of classes, and classes, and more classes, some group assignments, futile attempts at making sure your head does not leak like a worn down bucket all the time, and of course those moments of marvelling at how long you can stay up without sleep. I assume i still have some more energy left in me for some more marathon sessions, but its best to save your best for the worst right?
Oh and yeah, the elections for the GSB of the school are due to be held soon. Should be fun, given that i am not the one standing. You know, the humble me, giving way to other people and letting them have the chance. :D.
We had the Dumb Charades competition the other day, and well my team won. Chalo, kahin to nautanki kaam aayee. Was really beginning to wonder whether i had done anything of use in the past 25 years of my life. :-s.
But one thing about an MBA education is, and something id always like to point out, it tends to always ground you a lot. I mean you might have developed a hundred ideas about how things should be, and then you interact with people with so many backgrounds and you realise things might not be the way you perceive them. No that doesnt mean you change your opinions, its just that you begin to appreciate more about the mutiple sides of the coin.
Heavy stuff? wait lemme give you this problem about building the confidence interval to decide the hypothesis testing conducted in a controlled variable scenario with alpha , 0.000028.......:D
relax .......kidding.
Adios till another random of these responses.
Chaos
Monday, April 21, 2008
Dunked!!!!!!!!
Yes!!!! and that too three times in a row.......even when my birthday was ages away. Once i volunteered for it as we ran on a treasure hunt, the second time was the price for watching a senior getting dunked, and well the third.......because we had won. But trust me its heavenly......the feeling of being chucked into the air and the flying through it to land into cool blue waters at 1 AM in the night.
Confused??? well thats ISB for you. The tradition of dunking the birthday boys and girls into the swimming pool has been there for sometime now. And having fun dunking and being dunked is just one of the number of things i have done over the past one week here.
The orientation week that got off to a roller coaster start last saturday just went on and on. From heavy dosage gyan sessions by alums and administrators that left one reeling, to the "really really" invigorating breathing exercises, from the treasure hunt across the campus on a hot hyderabad afternoon, to the cheering of the teams on the sports, and finally from what seemed like a never ending talent night to the four all night parties thrown in, and what have you. We had fun, met new people, learnt a lot about learning and so on and so forth. And guess what, this is supposed to be just the beginning and not even the real thing.
And theres this one thing about going back to the academic world that i have always thought to be extremely relevant. Not only does one get back to the books and the academic grind, but it also is that time when you can perhaps sit back and introspect on that one particular aspect about you that you can improve on. I mean of course student life is hectic and yet perhaps you might just be able to tailor it towards building on that one thing youve wanted to. Or you might rediscover something about you that did not. In fact as i see it, its not just a professional sabbatical, but a personal, emotional and intellectual sabbatical that should do wonders for you. And yeah, at the end of it, you might just also land up with a good job. he he he.
Hang on, am i dishing out more and more gyan to you???? christ, only a week and i become a gyan guru. So let me shut and up and go off with the promise of keeping the space updated.
adios amigos
Chaos
Confused??? well thats ISB for you. The tradition of dunking the birthday boys and girls into the swimming pool has been there for sometime now. And having fun dunking and being dunked is just one of the number of things i have done over the past one week here.
The orientation week that got off to a roller coaster start last saturday just went on and on. From heavy dosage gyan sessions by alums and administrators that left one reeling, to the "really really" invigorating breathing exercises, from the treasure hunt across the campus on a hot hyderabad afternoon, to the cheering of the teams on the sports, and finally from what seemed like a never ending talent night to the four all night parties thrown in, and what have you. We had fun, met new people, learnt a lot about learning and so on and so forth. And guess what, this is supposed to be just the beginning and not even the real thing.
And theres this one thing about going back to the academic world that i have always thought to be extremely relevant. Not only does one get back to the books and the academic grind, but it also is that time when you can perhaps sit back and introspect on that one particular aspect about you that you can improve on. I mean of course student life is hectic and yet perhaps you might just be able to tailor it towards building on that one thing youve wanted to. Or you might rediscover something about you that did not. In fact as i see it, its not just a professional sabbatical, but a personal, emotional and intellectual sabbatical that should do wonders for you. And yeah, at the end of it, you might just also land up with a good job. he he he.
Hang on, am i dishing out more and more gyan to you???? christ, only a week and i become a gyan guru. So let me shut and up and go off with the promise of keeping the space updated.
adios amigos
Chaos
Friday, June 01, 2007
Yeah!!!!
This is going to be long....so bear with me. and i offer a compensation to you....a huge bar of chocolate for the ladies........and a mug of beer for the gentlemen. :)
Now ive been wanting to go for management for a long time, is something thats a given. why did it come to me? well, to be honest, when i first entered class 11th, and during one of those substitute classes where a teacher would come and not teach, coz the regular teacher was absent and someone was required to take her place. so now this teacher of ours, she was talking about the CAT exam and about the iims. and as we starry eyed kids listened to her, she told about how tough the exam was and the interveiw and all, and i was like i will give this exam. it might seem silly, but at that time i had already decided on pursuing my engineering, had started my jee preparation ( i didnt work hard enough to crack it, is a thing ill always lament, though i made it through REE), and so i thought CAT would be the next thing after engineering. And there it lay. However, there was nothing i knew really about the MBA. i just knew CAT then.
As time progressed, i managed to secure a place at roorkee, and well it was a disappointment that i was not doing electronics engineering there. and so the days passed with me studying chemical engineering, somehow not really liking it. i finished the degree with a not so great grade, got the job and all. In between, i had gone through the usual stage of deciding what to do, weighin the GRE, ( i actually took a summer project to impress a professor who could give me reccos for my MS application, and actually started studying for GRE, before leaving it :DD), then leaving it for CAT preparation in final year, and then finally deciding to forego MBA till after a couple of years of my job.
Anyways so here i was into my job, with usual gammut of working, then cribbing, lying useless at times ( i once compared myself to the peon in our site office and how we was doing more work than me) and planning for my mba. Of course by this time i had finally started understanding what management would mean. But then wherever i read, whatever i heard, the main talk was on Finance and Consulting as the two "hot" things to pursue. The million dollar dreams being dished out by the IIMs generally seemed to be about I-banking or consulting and the likes. or atleast that is what i saw/heard/read.
As for me, i was unclear about what i wanted to do. I-banking? Share markets? Consulting? Marketing? what. and i was never able to decide. i always thought i would leave it to after i actually made it to a b-school, after i had been exposed to all they had to offer to me. And when someone asked me, i had a ready answer " I have my options open".:DD
Now its been three years out of college. and past two years have been spent chasing this MBA dream, without too much of a success, except of course for GMAT. and now i have finally belatedly started the process of applying to foreign B-Schools too. and that has perhaps instigated in me this process of thinking. One thing i find good about this process,which perhaps is very different from the CAT, that the process actually makes you think about a lot of things. and some thinking never did anyone any harm. :P
And so out of this thought process has finally arisen something. Something like a spark, how long its lasts is something time will tell, but lets see. Perhaps its got to do with the industry that i am in, or whatever, but one thing i know for sure is i am not going to be driven to Finance. I somehow have a feeling i can never enjoy the job. I might do really well, but somehow it doesnt attract me. And add to that, the stories about zero personal life ( i am always very particular on that,) and i guess that is not something i want to do.
No wait, why i am first writing about what i dont want to do? why not write what i want to do? simple, because perhaps its easy to discard things you think you wont like quickly. :)).
Having said that, i have been analysing myself off late. and something tells me i am the kind of person, who likes to be in the thick of things. Who likes to take the decisions, the strategies and would like to direct the actual work that generates the value. I am the kind of person who wants to be part of the action, not advising on the action (Consulting) or handling the fruits of the action ( money). Of course thats a very very laymannish description of what a consult guy or a finance guy would do, and i am not belittling their activities, they do a lot of whole lot of important stuff, but still its not the real thing, is what i feel.
Right now i am in an engineering and construction firm, and after an initial year of execution of projects, which i admit i had not liked back then, i have been in marketing for projects. and i yearn to go back into execution. because thats the real business we do. I am not too much into generation of business as into doing of the business, is what i am beginning to feel. that is what attracts me. it might be a case of the other fruit always being sweeter ( i did detest execution in the beginning, but then i had been thrust into a project in the middle when it was only going downhill, and the activities given to me were not good enough, as i see when i compare them to what my juniors get in new projects when they join), but something tells me.
And all this thinking has made me realise, its general management and operations is what i am looking for. That is where i wish to go. A position which asks me to manage people, manage resources, handle day-day to day problems in an organisation as it strives to achieve the goal. And someday down the line, i wish to digress into the social sector.
So thats what ive been thinking of late. and that is how my search for US Bschools is progressing. for once finally i am a little clear on what i wish to do. Again i still do not have a definite career path. but where in what direction it is heading seems to be clearing. There are still a lot of uncertainities there. but still something looks to be happening.
So thats about it. And now that the long thought process is over. you can raise you heads, relax your eyes, stretch your muscles, shake your head, wonder at the accomplishment of having read such a huge piece, and go over for that bar of chocolate for the ladies and that mug of beer for the gentlemen respectively. On the house absolutely. Kiska house?? arre tera aur kya nahin to mera kya.......huh.
Chaos
Now ive been wanting to go for management for a long time, is something thats a given. why did it come to me? well, to be honest, when i first entered class 11th, and during one of those substitute classes where a teacher would come and not teach, coz the regular teacher was absent and someone was required to take her place. so now this teacher of ours, she was talking about the CAT exam and about the iims. and as we starry eyed kids listened to her, she told about how tough the exam was and the interveiw and all, and i was like i will give this exam. it might seem silly, but at that time i had already decided on pursuing my engineering, had started my jee preparation ( i didnt work hard enough to crack it, is a thing ill always lament, though i made it through REE), and so i thought CAT would be the next thing after engineering. And there it lay. However, there was nothing i knew really about the MBA. i just knew CAT then.
As time progressed, i managed to secure a place at roorkee, and well it was a disappointment that i was not doing electronics engineering there. and so the days passed with me studying chemical engineering, somehow not really liking it. i finished the degree with a not so great grade, got the job and all. In between, i had gone through the usual stage of deciding what to do, weighin the GRE, ( i actually took a summer project to impress a professor who could give me reccos for my MS application, and actually started studying for GRE, before leaving it :DD), then leaving it for CAT preparation in final year, and then finally deciding to forego MBA till after a couple of years of my job.
Anyways so here i was into my job, with usual gammut of working, then cribbing, lying useless at times ( i once compared myself to the peon in our site office and how we was doing more work than me) and planning for my mba. Of course by this time i had finally started understanding what management would mean. But then wherever i read, whatever i heard, the main talk was on Finance and Consulting as the two "hot" things to pursue. The million dollar dreams being dished out by the IIMs generally seemed to be about I-banking or consulting and the likes. or atleast that is what i saw/heard/read.
As for me, i was unclear about what i wanted to do. I-banking? Share markets? Consulting? Marketing? what. and i was never able to decide. i always thought i would leave it to after i actually made it to a b-school, after i had been exposed to all they had to offer to me. And when someone asked me, i had a ready answer " I have my options open".:DD
Now its been three years out of college. and past two years have been spent chasing this MBA dream, without too much of a success, except of course for GMAT. and now i have finally belatedly started the process of applying to foreign B-Schools too. and that has perhaps instigated in me this process of thinking. One thing i find good about this process,which perhaps is very different from the CAT, that the process actually makes you think about a lot of things. and some thinking never did anyone any harm. :P
And so out of this thought process has finally arisen something. Something like a spark, how long its lasts is something time will tell, but lets see. Perhaps its got to do with the industry that i am in, or whatever, but one thing i know for sure is i am not going to be driven to Finance. I somehow have a feeling i can never enjoy the job. I might do really well, but somehow it doesnt attract me. And add to that, the stories about zero personal life ( i am always very particular on that,) and i guess that is not something i want to do.
No wait, why i am first writing about what i dont want to do? why not write what i want to do? simple, because perhaps its easy to discard things you think you wont like quickly. :)).
Having said that, i have been analysing myself off late. and something tells me i am the kind of person, who likes to be in the thick of things. Who likes to take the decisions, the strategies and would like to direct the actual work that generates the value. I am the kind of person who wants to be part of the action, not advising on the action (Consulting) or handling the fruits of the action ( money). Of course thats a very very laymannish description of what a consult guy or a finance guy would do, and i am not belittling their activities, they do a lot of whole lot of important stuff, but still its not the real thing, is what i feel.
Right now i am in an engineering and construction firm, and after an initial year of execution of projects, which i admit i had not liked back then, i have been in marketing for projects. and i yearn to go back into execution. because thats the real business we do. I am not too much into generation of business as into doing of the business, is what i am beginning to feel. that is what attracts me. it might be a case of the other fruit always being sweeter ( i did detest execution in the beginning, but then i had been thrust into a project in the middle when it was only going downhill, and the activities given to me were not good enough, as i see when i compare them to what my juniors get in new projects when they join), but something tells me.
And all this thinking has made me realise, its general management and operations is what i am looking for. That is where i wish to go. A position which asks me to manage people, manage resources, handle day-day to day problems in an organisation as it strives to achieve the goal. And someday down the line, i wish to digress into the social sector.
So thats what ive been thinking of late. and that is how my search for US Bschools is progressing. for once finally i am a little clear on what i wish to do. Again i still do not have a definite career path. but where in what direction it is heading seems to be clearing. There are still a lot of uncertainities there. but still something looks to be happening.
So thats about it. And now that the long thought process is over. you can raise you heads, relax your eyes, stretch your muscles, shake your head, wonder at the accomplishment of having read such a huge piece, and go over for that bar of chocolate for the ladies and that mug of beer for the gentlemen respectively. On the house absolutely. Kiska house?? arre tera aur kya nahin to mera kya.......huh.
Chaos
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