The day I almost died ..... and then the surgery ...... and then the holidaying!!!!!!!

Part 3

After a couple of days staying in Pune, my parents made a move to Khandala and Mahabaleshwar. And to make things better, my parents shifted me in a private room. Damn that was cool!!!! A private bathroom, a TV, an AC and room service. That’s all I want. All of a sudden I wasn’t in a hospital, it was more of a hotel. Well this was the first time when I saw my wounds, when my dressing was being changed. IT WAS BAD!!!! I never realised it could be that bad. But the staples on my brow looked cool. It was more of a piercing than a recovery procedure. But the stitches on my knee were real bad. At least looked bad. And it was, as I realised later during the pysiotherapy. Damn it was painful. At least its all right now. Thank God for that.

Sad pictures right!!!!!

Well, now back to story telling time. Daily I had 3 check-ups, doctor visits, friends coming in and out and room service all the time. Amruta had also come down by this time to Pune. Whole day long she was with me, no one to disturb us. I had taken a note of my check-up routine, so we were never disturbed. Always being together, watching TV together and lunch and dinner together. Lovely time in the most unusual place imaginable.

In fact the food over there was amazing. Amazing aloo ka paratha for 20 bucks, and real good too. And omelet bread for 12 bucks. WOW!!! And even better chai. As such there was something or the other coming in and out of the room every couple of hours or so.

And to top it all off, now the whole battalion from my class used to come to my room. Firstly, the FIFA finals were there and the Wimbeldon was also on. So it was apparent that everyone HAD to be there. It was obvious. So when the matches weren’t there, the movies were on. So it was a holiday, literally. It never seemed to anyone that I had met with an accident, it was a holiday and everyone was enjoying at my expense. Well, who’s complaining. The money for the hospital fees wasn’t going to go from my own pocket, what the hell is the insurance company sitting there for!!!! So live and let live. Enjoy everyone.

Well now it was decided that I would fly back home once my parents had already reached Delhi. So there was the end of my “holiday “ after my accident. At the end of the whole ordeal, it was more of living life to the max, rather than close shave to death.

Featured software download of the day

Vista Transformation Pack 6.0 RC1

This is a pack for transforming your XP skins, templates, themes .... mainly the whole XP look to the new Windows Vista look. It does not change any windows components or system files. It just alters some of them so that a new look is seen on the screen. The best part is that it has this new Glass 2K theme, which I think is pretty much similar to the original Vista theme. You can actually save the transparency level for different windows and tell it to remember. It says during the installation that the system might get slow coz of the running of the Glass theme. But my system actually got faster, and I ain't compalaining at all.

But overall a nice download. Worth the time spent. But please read the FAQs (which no one does), but read for this one. The following is the actual description given by the designer. Happy downloading.

Vista Transformation Pack will give to your Windows XP system the new and cool look of Microsoft's future operating system: Windows Vista. The pack changes most of the system icons, skins and toolbars and also adds new enhancements to your desktop such as a dock bar or a different system tray clock. It is free and does a great job of giving machine a look similar to Vista.

It does have uninstallation options in case you decide you want to get rid of it, so there really isn’t anything to lose. However, when you install the software it has to overwrite some system files (it modifies things like the boot screen) so Windows will prompt you stating that your system files have been changed. It will ask whether you want to change them back or leave them, so just leave them if you want the system to function properly.

From now on you can update Vista Transformation Pack without uninstalling and you can even integrate Vista Transformation Pack into Windows setup files. (Still experimental, though but most of them are fine enough to be implemented) This release has a lot of update covering from build 5472 so you’ll get much more icons update and much better visual styles and WindowBlinds skin, with bugs from earlier release fixed.

Changes in Version 6.0 RC1:
- Added browsable System files source for uninstallation so user can restore original system files from setup CD during uninstallation
- Added fixing file’s PE checksum after resource patching to keep files more secure
- Added Launch &Maintenance Center in transformation destination in case user already have transformed the system
- Added missing modifype.exe for Windows XP operating system
- Added partially x64 support for Vista visual stuff but not for system files (experimental)
- Added option to reserved updated system files after uninstallation or not
- Added skipping system file verification patch on setup integration
- Fixed bugs caused by deleting important files from integration after transformation
- Fixed bugs in file-patching engine for uxtheme.dll and resources data
- Fixed themes uninstallation problem (Themes still exist)
- Fixed user picture’s frame border disappearance in logon screen
- Removed manual transformation and let user decide to modify system files or not instead
- Removed un-neccessary system files operations
- Updated final Vista sounds scheme
- Updated Glass2k install option to acknowledge about possible system slow down
- Updated system files transforming method to use PendingFileRenameOperations trick
- Updated updating the transformation to act like never applying the transformation before
- Updated visual styles- Fixed ToolbarBackground sizing mismatched from real Vista style
- Fixed CaptionButton alignment problem when maximized in Vertical shellstyle WindowBlinds theme
- Fixed shellstyle background color mismatch in Aero Style (Vista - Beta 2) in some areas

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The day I almost died ..... and then the surgery

Part 2

Now my surgery had been scheduled for 9 at the night. But there was a question of the money that would be involved. I had talked to my mom sometime back and she said not to worry about that part. She told me to flap around the small pieces of plastic I always carried around, and everything would be covered with a single swipe-n-sign action. But I didn't know whether I had a medical insurance, at least I didn't remember signing on anything that said "Medical Insurance" on top. But actually the financing part was totally taken care off, courtesy my friends. All ready and willing to help.

By this time quite a few people had gathered. Even my landlord had come. Priyam was already there, then Rohit (my other roommate) and Siddharth (Dabba) came. Anish also came there soon after. So now they were doing the running around and I was happily watching them.

I had been taken to the General Ward in the basement where I was admitted along side another dude, whom I came to know had more or less a similar mishap like me. Now everyone was there only and we were waiting for the surgery. In that time Swapna (Amruta's roommate) called up and Bong (Priyam) told her about my accident. She rushed to the hospital to see me. I had told everyone not to tell her about my knee, and just tell her that the eyebrow is all that's there. Now this was for reason. She would know the truth sometime or the other, but at least not now. I knew that if she came to know about how serious the knee injury was, she would tell Amruta (who at that time was at her house in Thane), coz obviously, females cannot digest anything without vomiting it out here and there. And at that time I really didn't want Amruta to be tense about me.

So when Swapna came, everyone was hush-hush, and I covered my legs with the blanket. She was happily hitting my leg, luckily the other one. And we all were joking and goofing around. That's one big advantage of having friends like these. Always cheerful and jolly, cuts away all the tension. Just freaking around in the hospital like nothing had happend, as if we came there to party. That was nice fun.

Then it was time for me to be taken to the OT. The wheel chair came and I sent Swapna out so that she couldn't see my knee. I remember being taken those 20-25 meters in perfect stealth, again courtesy moi friends. We reached the third floor and there was the OT.

I got in and changed into their skirt that they have. Dabba was helping me out with it. Now imagine a completely serious situation in a sterilised OT, we bunch of 5 guys yapping away merrily. The nurse came and shooed everyone out. I was happy to go out myself. I WISH. The nurse went in, and I see the door opening slightly and Dabba's head peeking in. Then again, enter the force. Laughing away. Again the nurse got rid of everyone. Dabba was now referring to her as the "buffalo". She actually looked like one. He wished me luck for the buffalo sex that would follow in the OT. Then again the same thing happend. The door swung slightly, a slight glimpse of Dabba, and everyone is there again. This time the buffalo got mad and charged everyone with a huge pair of scissors. Now everyone had to run out, otherwise we would all be there together.

Damn that was fun. Here's a pic of me giving an upskirt in the OT.


I then lied down and everything was prepared for the surgery. I was poked with a god damn huge needle right in the middle of my spine with anesthesia, for it to be effective under the waist. The doctor asked me whether I wanted to doze off for the procedure. I asked him how much time it would take. He told me 45-60 minutes. Ahhh what the heck, knock me off to sleep. Then it was a nice slumber party. I remember the doctor asking me whether they had stitched up my eyebrow or not. I replied no, in a half doped manner, literally. He removed the dressing and cleaned the wound, gave me an anesthesia on the eyebrow, just like botox, and got ready for the stitches. Then suddenly I hear a stapler being operated. I thought he must be attaching some papers behind me. GOD DAMN NO. He just stapled MY eyebrow cut!!!!! Can you imagine, normal paper staples, sterilised ones, on your eyebrow. After a while, I thought of it as an eyebrow piercing, which made me feel better.

The surgery was over. I was taken to my bed. I was really uncomfortable. Then I realised that I had a plaster on my leg. So I couldn't move my leg. As if this wasn't bad enough, there was more to follow. I was still under anesthesia and couldn't feel my feet. If I took a turn, I would've fallen off. And the freaking bed was SMALL. I had to sleep diagonally the whole night, otherwise I just won't fit.

Next day in the afternoon, my parents were supposed to come. Before that in the morning, my whole class (except a few) came to visit. Damn I had more visitors in 15 minutes than the whole population on that floor. We were around 30 people crammed in a pigeon-hole. That was real cool!!!!!!

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How was Kabul Express.....

Like I mentioned earlier, today my exams got over and went to watch Kabul Express with classmates.

Overall, a pretty decent movie. In fact a nice movie. Short and sweet. Hardly 1:45 hrs. And there are no songs in the movie. Only some amazing background score by Raghav (Sachar), always admired him from the time of his very first song, cultural amalgamation.

John Abraham had a good role, but didn't have the power dialogues in the movie. Thats where Arshad Warsi scored in. With his immaculate comic timing, very natural though, nothing out of place. The role of the translator was done by an Afghan, who, it seems, always wanted to be an actor, but had to suppress his dreams for a VERY long time (around 30 odd yrs.) till this movie. But in the end he was the one who stole the show. You could actually feel the hatred in his tone when there was any mention of Taliban. I guess that has to come naturally when you're an Afghan. Also the role of the Reuters journalist was nice. Decent side role. Amazing chick though, no disrespect to women. But damn, she was hot!!!! Also the Talib dude, his acting was also admirable.

Well after watching the movie, you could actually make out that this was made by a guy who has done a lot of documentaries. And so he has. The dude's name is Kabir Khan. He has spent most of his life making documentaries on ...... Afghanistan, what else. It is said that this guy actually got death threats when they were shooting for the movie. But hey, the movies released and the director's alive. So who the hell cares. But overall a well directed movie.

And it seems like the Chopras always find a real fine place to invest their money in. That's right . Aditya Cjopra produced the film. Looks like a genius of a work.

To top it all off, a must watch. I don't mind watching it again. And its really worth paying for the balcony. Pretty predictable ending. But overall, a great movie, definitely no time pass.

Go watch!!!!!!

The day I almost died.....

Part 1



The day was Sunday, 2nd July 2006, around 6 in the evening. We had just come back from Ankleshwar after our training at ONGC on Saturday early morning. I was coming back from F.C Road, where I went to buy a fish for Amruta's fish tank, which I gifted her on her birthday. I was with Priyam (my roommate) driving Amruta's Scooty Pep. I remember I had just hung up my mom's call on the Nalstop signal, when we talked about her plan as everyone (my parents and my brother) were coming to Bombay and I had to go there to meet them. Driving off from Nalstop, I decided to go from under Paud Phata, big mistake!!!!! Driving off, I see a bike .... and BAMMMM!!!!!



I was down. I could not open my left eye. I had something crawling on my nose. And there was blood all over my left knee. I managed to get up and look around. I saw another bike down, the guy a bloody mess, same as me. I managed to hop my way to the corner where I sat. Got my napkin out of my jacket and tied it around my knee. Wiped my face, leaving a load of blood on my palm. Priyam by now was getting the scooty away from the middle of the road. We then got into an auto and drove to Krishna Hospital. On the way, i remember asking Priyam how bad was it. He told me I had blood on my left eyebrow, my nose and my knee. I asked him about the scooty.... and the fish. It seemed I was more worried about those things, even more than myself. We got to the hospital. I remember, Priyam didn't have the money, so I paid for the auto.



Next thing, I was on a wheel chair, being taken inside the Emergency Room. I was laid down on the corner most bed. I gave all my stuff to Priyam and told him to call my mom. The nurse came and cleared off all the blood. She took a razor, and cleared off my wouded knee and my whole eyebrow. At that point I was just hoping that the razor she was using was safe, as in not infected, for obvious reasons. Soon my wounds were all dressed up. After dressing my knee, the stupid nurse is asking me "Is it hurting you?", of course it was paining, not because of the wound, but because the stupid female tied the dressing too tightly. Then she's asking me "Where else is it hurting?", I said nothing is paining, only I was having a major headache. As if someone had just smashed my head. I think that's exactly what had happend.

Then the doctor came and asked me whether I wanted to file a police case. I seriously didn't want to get into all those hassles, so I just refused. I clearly asked the doctor how bad it was. Some jibberish came out of his mouth, off which I could only understand that there was a real deep cut in my knee, deeper than a muscle tear, and a cut on my left eyebrow. He then directed me to the X-ray room. I was so intensely praying that it shouldn't be a fracture. I got my X-ray taken and asked the doctor on duty immediately whether there was a fracture or not. he then said the magic word - NO!!! I was thrilled to hear that. I didn't want a fracture I would be really really BORED if I were bed ridden for a couple of months. And thats what was hoping wouldn't be the case.



Now I exactly came to know what had happend to me. I had a partially torn tendon in the left knee and a deep cut on the left eyebrow. Sound real awesome!!!! So what needed to be done, what else ... a surgery. .............

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Perfect Keylogger 1.65

My personal favourite!!!!

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Exams over now!!!!

Today the exams got over. 35 papers completed. PHEW!!!! That's a lot. Only 4 to go now. Well already 87.5% engineer. So now the fun starts. No tension for atleast another 4 months now. So now whats in store. One thing is that I'll give some real more time to this blog. Gonna post some quality stuff. Better software downloads. Well on a whole, better everything. Well then gotta split now, gotta go for a movie tonight.

Ciao!!!!!

Featured software download of the day

Nullsoft Winamp is a fast, flexible, high-fidelity media player for Windows. Winamp supports playback of many audio (MP3, OGG, AAC, WAV, MOD, XM, S3M, IT, MIDI, etc) and video types (AVI, ASF, MPEG, NSV), custom appearances called skins (supporting both classic Winamp 1.x/2.x skins and Winamp 3 freeform skins), audio visualization and audio effect plug-ins (including two industry dominating visualization plug-ins), an advanced media library, Internet radio and TV support, CD ripping, and CD burning.

• The Full version plays MP3s, AAC, WMA, and more; Compatible with Winamp 2 Plug-ins; Full Support for classic and modern skins; Plays Videos; has a Powerful Media Library; Browse Internet Radio & TV Stations; Integrated Internet Music Videos & Songs; Bundled Visualizations; and Burn & Rip CDs.
• The LITE version plays MP3s, AAC, WMA, and more. It is compatible with Winamp 2 Plug-ins and has full support for classic skins.

Winamp 5.3 Highlights:
* New portable device features - transcoding, new sync options, USB thumbdrive player support, video sync, direct-from-device playback
* Faster ripping
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* iTunes-compatible gapless playback (MP3/M4A) and encoding (M4A)
* Optional 24bit playback
* ReplayGain support

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- Powerful Media Library
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* New: [ml_local] option to rescan metadata for selected files
* New: [ml_transcode] Transcoding tool. Convert your files from one format to another.
* New: [pmp_activesync] Support for Windows Mobile devices
* Improved: send-to in songticker right-click menu
* Improved: [ml_local] album artist, disc, replaygain, composer, full path columns
* Improved: [ml_local] localized dates
* Improved: [ml_local] folder browsing dialog
* Improved: [ml_rg] lower thread priority to prevent system slowdowns
* Fixed: classic skin playlist time drawing glitch
* Fixed: slow load-time with playlist of network share files
* Fixed: CD burning with Windows 98/ME
* Fixed: flickering with non-overlay video display
* Fixed: [gen_ml] treeview icons on Windows 98/ME
* Fixed: [gen_ml] modern skin docked toolbar mode not remembered
* Fixed: [gen_ml] listview flicker reduction
* Fixed: [in_flac] crash when viewing info (alt+3) on non-existent files
* Fixed: [in_mp3] incorrect length reported with Easy CDDA Extractor encodes
* Fixed: [in_mp4] unable to play truncated M4A files
* Fixed: [in_vorbis] crash with very short files
* Fixed: [jnetlib] HTTP timeouts on streams with character 255 in HTTP headers
* Fixed: [ml_disc] CD View sometimes causing flickering of all open windows
* Fixed: [ml_history] crash when disabling & re-enabling view
* Fixed: [ml_playlists] corrupt display when scrolling
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Winamp Powerplayer II - Video plugin

Winamp PowerPlayer II is a plugin that can turn your Winamp into a professional video player application. PowerPlayer can play video in windowed mode, fullscreen or even video on desktop. Handles any video file which is supported by DirectShow (includes MPEG-1, MPEG-2, DAT/VCD, ASF, WMV, MOV, AVI, DivX, Real Media, QuickTime Movies (v4.0 or later), and Flash Movies were also supported (with additional software like Real alternative ). Also have support for DVD playback.

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The basic itnterview tips

Biographical–

the golden-oldie of interview techniques, and still quite common. It’s simply a discussion of what you’ve done in the past, what you’d like to do and what experience you can bring to the role.

Behavioural –

employers soon realised that the biographical interview wasn’t ideal for identifying the best candidate – especially in a field when all interviewees had similar resumes and experience. The structured behavioural interview attempts to dig a little deeper into a candidate’s personality and response to work situations – for example “tell me about a difficult decision you’ve had to make”, or the classic “tell me your weaknesses”.

Stress interview –

a technique sure to put a chill down the spine of anyone who has experienced them. Interviewers deliberately stress the candidates to breaking point to see how they react under difficult working conditions. This can take the form of an intimidatingly large panel of questioners, all asking rapid questions; interrogators deliberately acting in a rude or dismissive way to create an emotional response; or making the candidate perform deliberately impossible tasks in a busy environment. Fortunately stress interviews seem to have been a creation of the more “aggressive” business world of the 80s and 90s and have declined along with the wearing of red braces and powersuits.

Assessment/selection days–

candidates are invited along to a whole day of activities and interviews, which may take the form of a variety of the techniques described here. Assessors from the company hosting the day will be of the look out for candidates who display the suitable ability and personality. Have found favour with forward looking organisations, who want to allow candidates to demonstrate all their skills in a less formal and relaxed environment – rather than in a pressurised interview.

Psychometric testing –

a recent fad amongst employers, who look to identify both strengths and potential weaknesses of candidates through structured psychological testing which may seem completely removed from the actual role applied for. Psychometric questions can also sneak into more traditional interviews – such as the famous “why are manhole covers round?” question, allegedly a favourite of Microsoft interviewers.

Business roleplay -

in recent years organisations have been keen to test out potential recruits in as real-to-life situations as possible. By creating realistic business simulations, companies can see how candidates make decisions, work as a team and deal with challenges and real-time dilemmas.

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How to write an age discrimination-compliant CV - for first time applicants

Take a traditional two-page resume and cut out anything which might indicate your age – from your educational history to your previous employment – and see what the result is! You’re far better rewriting it with age discrimination in mind and turning it into a bespoke selling tool which won’t need to be harshly edited and will stand out against those who haven’t taken the trouble.

1. Remove all reference to age, or date of birth, from your resume and covering letter
   
   
2. Reformat your resume – it shouldn’t be a chronological list of positions held, from most recent to oldest – as this can indicate your age.
3. Talk in terms of your skills, detail the levels of responsibility you have held (rather than rely on job titles such as “senior engineer) and highlight successful projects – rather than talking in terms of length of service. For example, instead of “ten years experience as an senior engineer” you will have to provide concrete examples of what you have learnt in those 10 years, the size of budgets you handled, the number of people you managed and your successes and abilities.
4. Watch out for age indications in your achievements, such as “youngest ever sales manager”.
5. If you can, attend selection/assessment days or take part in business simulation recruitment events – this is a great way of demonstrating your experience and skills without it being clouded by age issues
6. Don’t worry too much. Complying with age discrimination legislation is the responsibility of the employer, rather than the applicant. You just want to make sure you get to design your own age-neutral resume, rather than an unknown third party.

Moi first page as a blogger

Hello people

I ain't a blogger. This is my first ever attempt to enter the "blogger " category. I'm a little new to this. So I'm sure that I'll miss out on updating my blog every now and then. Requires a kind of commitment, which I can't make at this point of time. Hey, after all I'm a petroleum engineering student, and don't sit in front of the screen for a long time. So just excuse this blog as another naive pages by one of those amateurs.

Have a great day!!!!!
Cheers.....