those who know me in BIM or follow my posts regularly (what a joke!!) will know why I feel this way when they see the picture below

and oh!!! by the way this was a search done on the 16th so the rankings will def. change
My life in the way of sanskrit words


Chennai's very own MTC launched the Yellow and blue line servicesOrange Line = L.S.S + Deluxe + Low Floor with automatic doors
White Line = Long distance + Deluxe + Low floor with automatic doors
Next comes the traffic scene at the chinnamalai area, wat the hell happened to the CCTP, how did they get so smart suddenly, if feel these new changes are too good to be true I hope this test phase of 1 month is a success and they make this permanent, no traffic snarls, no long wait at signals - just a pretty smooth flow of traffic man was it a dream run or wat, I was absolutely blown over the way the traffic was flowing and jus couldn't find words to express my state of happiness - nee bliss, divine bliss!!!
Pelita Nasi KandarA P J Abdul Kalam's presidency has been like no other in India's history.
The President has crisscrossed the globe -- spreading the message of India's growing political and economic clout. He has also traveled the length and breath of the country meeting personnel from the armed forces, young professionals and mostly children. Be it the icy heights of Siachen or troubled Jammu and Kashmir or even the cockpit of the state-of-the-art Sukhoi fighter plane, the President has striven to inculcate the message of a young and resurgent India.
THIS is a very interesting piece that I found while researching this great man. It not only points to his greatness but also his fallacies as the President of India, indeed, the post has become mere ceremonial rather than with any kind of clout except of course for THIS one incident he has not done anything too authoritative in his tenure so the debate continues...Perhaps unsurprisingly, the University of Central Lancashire research found the 186 female students asked preferred good-looking men.
But within that group, those without top careers were deemed most suitable, the Personality and Individual Differences journal reported.
The team said women seemed to feel high-flyers would not be good fathers.
Lead researcher Simon Chu said the high-earning career men were deemed to be "too good to be true".
"Under particular circumstances, high socio-economic status in males can be subtly counter-productive in terms of attractiveness as a long-term partner.
"We suggest that females see physically attractive, high status males as being more likely to pursue a mating strategy rather than a parenting strategy."
Using photographs of 60 men in their 20s, researchers asked students to rate them on a physical attractiveness scale.
Six from the good looking group, six considered average and six judged unattractive were then selected.
Profession
Alongside each photograph they added information on the man's age, what he was looking for in a partner and their profession.
The professions included high-status jobs such as architects and company directors, medium-status positions such as teachers or travel agents and so-called lower-status roles such as gardeners and postmen.
The researchers found that purely on looks, the best-looking men were assessed as the best partners.
But within this group, when professions were taken into account, those good-looking men with medium status jobs came out top.
Ingrid Collins, a consultant psychologist at the London Medical Centre, agreed potential parenting and providing skills were important.
"I think there will always be a pattern where women will take the lead in caring for the children.
"Because of this they will tend to go for someone who can look after and provide for their family."When a man falls for a woman, he falls hard. Men love to be in love. While men often get stereotyped as single-minded sex-seekers, the truth is that a man's stomach churns like a slushy machine when he's in those initial stages of the perfect relationship.
When you consider that half of men say that they're currently not with their soul mates, that means a heck of a lot of slushy machines are waiting to be turned on.
What are they waiting for?
What makes a man fall in love?
After you rule out the obvious intangible laws of chemistry, attraction, and being in the right place at the right time that kick-start many a relationship, I think the question really becomes this:
What makes a man fall -- and stay -- in love?
About 60 percent of men deem friendship the most important thing in a relationship (sex comes in at a skimpy 8 percent, according to a national(US) Harris Interactive poll), but let's delve a little deeper. What exactly does that mean, and what kind of woman does a man really want? With full acknowledgment that men's tastes in women are as unpredictable as the plot line of "24," these are some of things that many men value in "the one."
A Woman with a Passion in Something Other Than Him
Yes, it's nice to be doted over. Yes, it's nice to be pampered. Yes, it's nice to be with a woman who showers you with compliments, neck kisses, and all of her attention. But there's a virtual Great Wall of China between a fleeting, flirtatious glance and the kind of attraction that can last a lifetime. Many men say they like a woman who's immersed in something else other than the relationship -- be it her work, or her sport, or whatever her "thing" is. Why? The passion she shows for something else confirms her inherent goodness, her personal drive, her independence. All pluses in the woman we're hoping to spend a few decades with.
A Woman with No Problem with Guy Time
Every relationship has to choreograph the time-together dance. Once a couple elevates from casual to serious, it goes through that period when most waking and sleeping minutes are spent together. But at some point in the dance, one person will call a time out from the music of coupledom, and try to spend more time with his or her friends -- while still being careful not to step on any feet in the process. Even when they're with the most perfect woman, men still crave the occasional space to spend golfing or drinking or doing whatever (64 percent of men are happy to have the time to themselves when their wives or girlfriends have plans). Men love, appreciate, and are thankful for women who respect and endorse (and not complain about) his need to have a few testosterone mixers. Don't worry, March Madness will be over in just a few weeks!
A Woman with a Strut
Her strut in the bar may have been part of his initial attraction. The strut from the bedroom to the bathroom after the first night together may have been pure visual ecstasy. But the strut that happens day in and day out is one of the major attractors for a man. What do I mean by the strut? It's that attitude, that sassiness, that confidence, that charisma, that charm that shows she can be a little bold and little daring. There is a line between a woman being confident and a woman being so aggressive that she turns men away, but the truth is that in certain aspects of relationships, men want women who have the strut. Men want to be with women who challenge them, who push them, and who take the lead some of the times. And that's as true in the bedroom as it is in planning their next weekend getaway.
The danger? While it can be insanely attractive, that strut of confidence can also swing a man 180 degrees -- if she uses it in other places, like to flirt with other guys, to become a relationship dictator, or to pick a fight with his mom in front of the whole family. He'll point that kind of strut right out the door.
A Woman with a Good Taste in Ties
OK!, so we don't really care about the ties per se. But what we care about is a woman's ability to give us a little-and this is a key word-gentle guidance. I know Freudian followers will say that it's a man's need to be mothered, but it's more than that. Every relationship is a give and take, and guys will definitely take women who can warn us when our new soul patch looks stupid, who can guide us to the perfect suit and shirt combo for an upcoming job interview, who can help them make decisions without being harsh or judgmental. Guys like to project that they know what they're doing and that they don't need any help. Women who can help steer us, without aggressively grabbing the wheel, are the most treasured copilots.
All thanx to
http://health.yahoo.com/experts/menlovesex/24834/what-makes-men-fall-in-love
The word that I would practically identify with would be roShaNataa - passionate temper although it is more commonly used in the feminine tense my temper for the most part is passionate and is fueled more by my extreme emotional attachment for something than by anything else.
I'm passionate in everything I'm interested in there are very few things that I can manage to do without any passion ask my family, friends and relatives and they will attest to that beyond any doubt, as I told somebody once all my relations are like a glass pane, I do not want to break them, but I end up breaking them and all the relations are like broken glass, they have been broken at least once and most of them I've managed to patch up or stick it a bit, the cracks show even though they are joined. I remember an incident during my childhood when I was playing with a ball inside my home and ended breaking up a wall clock which was there in the family from the time since I've known, what did my Dad do.... he promptly took the knife my Mom was using to cut the vegetables and cut the ball into two, but what struck me even more was Dad sitting for the better part of the night and sticking it back piece by tiny piece. The reason why I'm mentioning this here is that most of the relationships I have regular contact with I end up breaking them exactly the way I did that clock, but now it is I who has to sit patiently and piece it together some I successfully do, my friends- I've seen a good enough success rate despite the chinks showing, my family- I keep breaking and joining again and again repeatedly, sometimes with a load of old parts missing and some new parts coming in from unexpected quarters, my relatives - now my relatives I've broken quite a few glasses there and neither do I find the constant contact nor the feedback to know if I'm gaining success or going deeper into failure. Guess.. only time will tell, when the time comes I definitely am going to find out one way or the other.
Now getting back to the subject of passion - As I already mentioned I'm passionate about a whole load of things, but there are times when I take this to the limit for instance the one subject that makes me most passionate nowadays is Kalaikom a.k.a Kkom - this is the committee that I belong to, apart from my friends the only other things that will keep me truly tied down to BIM would be Kkom, I've had relationships go on freeze, walked on thin ice and very recently have been hurt and insulted because of Kkom, but try as I might I'm not able to let go of Kalaikom, I will have to learn to do that, come to think of it I already should have but haven't done so, so far. But now I'm learning to let go, thanks to a person who is not worth my time of the day, but me getting insulted by that person has led me to learn to let go, I'm hurting inside but outside as usual I'm showing a tough side of myself, the obnoxious, straight in your face and short tempered Satish is roaming around as usual.

To talk a little bit more about Kalaikom – The committee that rocks BIM and hopefully will always do so, is the cultural committee of BIM, we are the guys who are the organizers of all the functions that keep the student’s party spirit alive, up and going all the time, we are event managers and we are the entertainers, and by GOD am I proud of that, not only proud but in fact arrogant sometimes about that particular fact.
I’ll NEVER EVER in my life forget the first time I tried to manage a show, damn man it was wapsaw the thanksgiving function that the juniors had organized for the fresher’s party given by our seniors, managing just the songs for the dance floor and the songs for the performances killed me, My comp conked out on me, I went hyper, the other guys had to take over and manage the show as I was in no state to manage it, I had reached the flash point and I couldn’t go beyond that, BUT TODAY the temper is the same, the passion is the same, but I have learned to develop ice in my veins as soon as the show starts, I’m the master of ceremonies for all the shows reason – my voice, as Chotu always wonders “how can a guy so small have a such a loud and deep voice” I too don’t know but I have been gifted with a deep voice, which sounds (much to my disgust) nasal but is deep enough to create a fairly decent impression on people.
Prasanna Kamalakar Choudhary a.k.a Chotu a.k.a Prassy, a self-styled palm reader once read my palm and said, "you have more enemies or in other words people who don't like you than people who like you." I wouldn't say it came as a big surprise to me
Talking about my friends at BIM and not talking about this guy is something that I can't imagine, forget BIM I sometimes feel talking about life is an impossibility, this guy has helped me mature in a very different way, not to his satisfaction though!!! I'd rather even say never to his satisfaction but Vijay Balaji Elango a.k.a. viji a.k.a. Ungle (prononunce the word "uncle" like a tamilian you will get what i mean) and of course Maha's coinage 3S

