This I agree with - both pranayama and shavasana are superb for relaxing and
focusing the mind. I also agree with the 'reputed person' suggestion ... not
one of the new fly-by-night 'gurus' who combine these with ayurvedic
massages from Kerala.
Having said that I would highly recommend AGAINST
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Beyond the obvious playback-quality implications of deliberately degraded
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On 28/12/06 12:27 -, Badri Natarajan wrote:
It's another thing that I find that most folks in India don't take you
seriously unless you appear to be breathing fire, but this is just not
what I want to become. Any method in which I can deal with the
uncertainities and stupidity that
On Thursday 28 Dec 2006 7:41 pm, Devdas Bhagat wrote:
the things he is doing involve juggling insane amounts of state
wat dat means - may I ask?
On 28/12/06 20:13 +0530, shiv sastry wrote:
On Thursday 28 Dec 2006 7:41 pm, Devdas Bhagat wrote:
the things he is doing involve juggling insane amounts of state
wat dat means - may I ask?
Things which require you to keep large amounts of data in short term
memory, like programming,
NB: I have not read this fully yet. It is a long article that, from
the snippets I've read, sound interesting.
http://www.rupe-india.org/41/order.html
In the following we address four questions: What sort of global
power is India? What impelled the Indian government to take the three
steps
On Friday 29 Dec 2006 12:00 am, Devdas Bhagat wrote:
Things which require you to keep large amounts of data in short term
memory, like programming, mathematics, chess, writing ...
Think of it as the equivalent of doing surgery while maintaining
anaesthesia and blood flow and all the others
shiv sastry [29/12/06 06:19 +0530]:
If the act of programming gets thrown of gear by life events, could your
example mean that programming should really move from a single-person work
overload paradigm to a more effective and cooperative multiple person work
sharing arrangement so that
On Friday 29 Dec 2006 6:22 am, Suresh Ramasubramanian wrote:
it's already moved there .. or why do you think infy, cognizant etc hire so
many people?
Indeed - and if this is not reducing stress caused by life events there has to
be something wrong somewhere. Right?
shiv
shiv sastry [29/12/06 06:28 +0530]:
On Friday 29 Dec 2006 6:22 am, Suresh Ramasubramanian wrote:
it's already moved there .. or why do you think infy, cognizant etc hire so
many people?
Indeed - and if this is not reducing stress caused by life events there has to
be something wrong
On 12/28/06, Sankarshan Mukhopadhyay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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http://www.cs.auckland.ac.nz/~pgut001/pubs/vista_cost.txt
Scry stuff indeed, and it makes me want to turn rebel and kill a
few no good suits in Redmond and Santa Clara (Intel).
I am in the process of buying a PC for the
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