Baikadi

I'm again with Arrr Ceee Beee

noreply@blogger.com (ABHISHEK BAIKADY) — Wed, 04 May 2011 04:57:00 +0000

Its again season for IPL. This time IPL 2011 came up with 2 more teams Pune and Kochi. From seasons so far and this season, All I know is IPL is not just cricket, Its something more.

I hale from Udupi, Karnataka and since a big fan of Mr. Vijay Mallya, I'm supporting RCB from season one.

But this time I got more reasons to support my favorite team. The plans taken by them towards the green world and now beautification of our karnataka's Chinnaswamy Stadium.

Well here's my support:
This DLF IPL 2011 I am celebrating the spirit of togetherness by supporting RCB. As you all know that IPL has already begun and the team is doing its bit by giving its 100% on the field. But in addition to that it has also started a campaign – I Support RCB, which I am a part of. All you need to do is visit http://www.royalchallengers.com/i-support-rcb, click on the counter there, and pledge you support. For each and every support of yours, RCB will be donating Re. 1 towards the beautification of The Chinnaswamy Stadium. You can support as many times as you want.

Lots more matches to go. Hope to enjoy this vacation season with IPL.

All the best Royal Challengers Bangalore....

year 2009 done....lets see whats happens 2010..

noreply@blogger.com (ABHISHEK BAIKADY) — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 17:37:00 +0000

good bye 2009.....

and u...yeah u...2010...u can come now ...

friends....one more year is reduced in our journey called life...

but only few might have done something great in that year.....
and me...not in that group...

as usual this year i thought to do something great....but what to do....
i dint had AMARON battery with me....so just lost mid way....

past is past....no postmotems...

i think i'm serious this year....

with new plans...and with a new battery...
but must see will that battery turns out to be Amaron

but friends...my wishes are always with u...

keep working...as i found out...hard work is the only way for success....
i'm always there to help u...are u with me this year...

thats all for now...

alvidha

Too many Religion

noreply@blogger.com (ABHISHEK BAIKADY) — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 13:30:00 +0000

If we study the progress of human civilization, you will observe that human being is the only animal species which has the capacity to think forward and backward. Since time immemorial, along with improving his living condition (shelter, food and cloth), human being is the only animal species which has always strived for something beyond these mundane needs. Human being is the only species which possesses consciousness which forces him to think about right or wrong, who think about values in life, which has the urge to explore life. This urges which pushes him to think and explore beyond mundane daily activities to lead a life and search for something higher. You might have noticed and felt that no other lower animal species has the concept of God except human being. This aspiration to search of higher truth is the very foundation of every religion. Human being of different geographical region has, since time immemorial, tried to search this truth according to their own way and belief and this has led the very foundation of different religion but ultimate aim is same - guiding life to higher value which helps human being to become like Krishna, Buddha, Kabir, and Raman etc. As people of different region, language and belief address water in different name like water, pani, jal, neeru but ultimately all points to the same thing but we call it as it suits us, people of different religion search and prays the higher truth, whom we generally call God in different way, different means. Thakur Ramakrishna gave a simple example to explain the importance of having different religion with this analogy of mother prepares different dishes of curry with same fish for her sons as their tastes are. For one son, she prepares Sukto, for the other fish gravy, for the third son, fish kurma but all are eating same fish. Aim of all religion is to lead us from lower truth of life to higher truth, to make a man out of animal, to make a Buddha out of man. If this objective is lost, then there is no meaning whatever rituals or outward activity we perform. To end with remember what Krishna said in Geeta, as water from different rivers and rivulets merge into ocean, similarly people of different religious faith leads to ME. This ME is any God of Hindu, Christ of Christan, Ahura Mazda of Parsi, Allah of Islam, and Buddha of Buddhist etc..... So let us not fight with each other over our own religious beliefs. We have fought enough. All religion has the same truth. Let us follow our own religion with devotion, love and expand our heart and thought in such a manner that we can love and respect all other religion.

How to Enjoy Your Leisure

noreply@blogger.com (ABHISHEK BAIKADY) — Sat, 08 Aug 2009 13:00:00 +0000

There are some people who are bored by leisure, It seems to them a waste of time.

While others work to live, they live to work and for work. The prospect of retirement fills them with fear and when it inescapable comes, they frequently crack up, simply because they have no idea how to use their leisure. There are others for whom leisure could become a real problem.

Do you get the fullest benefit from your leisure? Do you know how to use it properly?

There are certain simple principles whereby we can make much fuller and more profitable use of our leisure and thy are well worth mastering.

1. Have the firth idea about leisure;

It is important that our attitude towards leisure should be sensible and realistic. Work and leisure are part of the essential rhythm of life and we must accept that basic idea and then make provision for it.

For example some people seem to feel guilty about being found ‘off duty’. Of course, there are the professional work-dodgers whose policy is always to do as little as possible with the least effort to them.

But if we are to work effectively, we need leisure. Henry Ford is reputed to have laid that the Model ’A’ Ford would have been in production six months earlier if only he and insisted that his engineers had not worked on Sunday’s! This is simply an indication that working seven days a week made them less effective. A rest day would have restored them and increased their powers of concentration. They worked longer hours but less effectively.

So, let us recognize the apart which leisure has to play in a full life and to see what wrong it is to say that we have no time for rest , relaxation and leisure.

2. Plan to leisure;

Having recognized its importance, we must make definite and systematic provision for leisure. Some jobs make this more difficult than others. A doctor, for example, is liable to be called upon at any time. But this is no reason for not making provision for leisure indeed; a planning of more careful provisions is all the more necessary.

Planning ahead for a particular occasion and kind of leisure has the effect of giving us something to look forward to and this can provide not only an enjoyable time when it arrives but gives that pleasurable anticipation which can have the effect of encouraging us and inspiring us in the midst of what may be otherwise unpleasant and difficult tasks.

This is not necessarily to say that leisure time must always be at a precisely arrange time. Of course, for some occasions, it will need to be-theaters and cinemas do not arrange their programs to suit our whims-but if our job allows it, it is a good thing sometimes to give ourselves an unscheduled break. Depending on circumstances, this may be to slip out for a cup of coffee or to have a half-day off.

3. Be active and creative.

The research why many people are bored with leisure time in that they equate it with idleness. Of course, there an be a place ever for this but it will be the rare occasion, the exception.

A morning in bed or even a cup of tea in bed may sometimes be the very luxury and relaxation we need. But generally speaking, leisure time is not meant to be sent just moving round the house, unshaven and half-dressed. We need occupation of a positive kind.

Obviously, the exact activities in which we shall engage will vary according to individuals. Indeed, once for the interesting things about leisure are the way it often enables us to find ourselves and to develop our real interests.

There is great room for experiment but some kind of creative work is worth trying. It is amazing, for example, the numbers of people who quite late in life have found a capacity to paint or draw and have found immense pleasure and pace in this occupation.

4. Learn to take leisure lightly

It may well be that part of your leisure time you will wish to spend in some serious pursuit-perhaps learning a language so that you can enjoy a holiday abroad more fully or taking some courses which will help you to improve your job.

Such a purpose will, of course, need regular and earnest application. But, in terms of sheer enjoyment, it is a god thing to have leisure time occupation where you do not need to take yourself so seriously.

For example, a game should be a game, but some people make every game a battle! They play as though their very life depended upon it. If it is a game such as bride, they probably make the whole exercise a miserly to their partner-unless he or she happened to be of the same dedicated type!

This same ability not to take oneself to seriously applies also to the kind of creative activity mentioned earlier. If you develop a pleasing skill in some art, all well and good. But do not be too much of a perfectionist. Do not be disappointed and frustrated because your results lack the mark of the professional’s craftsman.

Determine not to spoil your pleasures by taking thing too seriously. There is great satisfaction of doing merely as a hobby.

No gift is more precious than a good advice.

So my advice is just have fun baby !!!

1st summer vacation

noreply@blogger.com (ABHISHEK BAIKADY) — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 17:32:00 +0000

Hello again...

After joining NIT Calicut this is my first summer vacation of 2 months. It’s the time I never forget in life. Came to know exactly what life is.

Let me start from beginning.
Holidays began on 14 may. Came home on same day .the only thing in mind that time was the result. Means obliviously I was expecting a good result. I knew I can’t go out with family any where because Archana had exams, nor with friends as they too had exams. so decide to join web design class even though i knew what they teach. Joined the course at NIIT Udupi. Felt bored in middle so dropped it in middle.

Then my major time pass was movie, and some TV programs. Not to forget daily hours together chatting with friends and loosing bandwidth.

It was time of results. It was too bad. Just 6.4 where as I was expecting some 7 pointer. First year ended as with CGPA 6.88. Days were bit badly then. But cant help had to go through

late June my uncle means dad's bro in law fell ill. He was suffering from cancer. Last stage and critical stage too. So decide to get medicines from Jaipur. It was a emergency decision. So I and my dad left to jaipur with unreserved tickets. It was a wonderful experience

Now in July life's going cool. But with a sad news, that uncle is no more. Now I’m planning to upgrade my computer and take it to hostel. Must see what happens...

very soon will be updating this post

abhishek

I'm back

noreply@blogger.com (ABHISHEK BAIKADY) — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 17:26:00 +0000

hello friends.....

I'm back to with my new blog posts
here after I'll blogging often
keep visiting

take care
Abhishek Baikadi