great work with tape

view the flickr here
view his website here

stolen from wooster

Saw Pete (or Peter as he goes by now), was ledge. Desire fulfilled. Did great cover of Music When The Lights Go Out & especially Don’t Look Back Into The Sun.

Kasabian were alrite, a little let down, but good set none the less. Met nice bird named Laura. She hung out with us for Kasabian and Bruce, she was a little obsessed with Bruce though.

Bruce was a very long set. Three hours, or thereabouts. Encore was 45 mins! Good set, but too long in my opinion, great musician though.

Todd got annoyed by Bruce and stormed off once he finished.

Went Trash City and Shangra-La with Aak. Was funny. D’n'B machine was fun.

Chris

Are there any Mudras, Yoga exercise, or Reiki for curing the snoring problem?

Naran S. Balakumar

Snoring means less oxygen to the throat and head area. How one can increase oxygen to these areas through Mudras?

• Adi Mudra can help. The thumb should touch the bottom of the little finger and closed by other fingers. Do it on both hands for 15 to 30 minutes a day. You can do it while walking or lying down or while watching TV.

• Increasing the space element is important too. The space in the tongue area is less. Thumb touching the middle finger can help.  Do this space Mudra after Adi Mudra. Instructions are the same.

• While doing the Mudras, on Inhalation, chant PAHANG and on exhalation, chant HIPPIENG, within the mind. These two words increase the space in the neck area.
• One has to check for Cervical Spondylosis. There may be a problem in the cervical area of the spine, for which doing Yogasanas can help. Please check with your local yoga expert.
• Alternatively, visit a chiropractor and make the necessary correction.
• Affirm, “I am at ease with all. I understand the value of relationship.” This affirmation will help.
• Body care companies of Japan manufacture pillows that take care of snoring. There are good testimonials. Search for them on the web. Please come back with the company selected, I will direct whether that product is reliable or not.

Good luck to your partner and your neighbors to Sleep Well J

To know more about Mudras, please click the link:

http://www.naranheal.com/mudras.php?cat_id=44

The journey that began more than three years ago ended today. And what a finish! We coudn’t have asked for something better. Having missed out a couple of years ago, it was a dream come true for me. Yes, Aakash won the inter house cricket tournament in a thrilling on-the-edge-of-your-seats finish.

There were a couple of fabulous things about today’s win. The first, of course, was that we got to kick Agni’s backside. Agni has a very talented team and to beat them was very satisfying. The second was the team effort and discipline shown by Aakash on the field. People stood up to be counted when it really mattered. Rishi’s athletesism, Arpit’s cameo, Ejaz’s stifling line, Ashwani’s comeback, Khatri’s wicket, Rohit’s sixer and of course, Pagare’s overs.. They were all efforts when the team really needed it. Oh.. And yeah, whosoever said that tight matches between top teams cannot be played without bad blood creeping in? Today’s match was played in the best spirits, with an ovation being given to Ruhela as well, as he was playing his last match.

Ahh.. Talking about last match, it was so for a lot of us. Pagare, Khatri, Rishi, Ashwani, me and possibly Pradeep have played our last match for our house. A terrific way to end it, of course. However, there is this tinge in our hearts that we’d never be playing for Aakash again. Playing for Aakash was a fantastic experience. The spirit and the camaraderie in the house was always amazing. Varun, Kochar, Alankar, Kiran… It was a good learning experience to have played alongside these guys. In a way it is reminiscent with a lot of things this year. Leaving the college, placements, CAT…. But hell, more about that later. This is the time to savour our win and raise a toast to all the future Aakash cricket teams!

Amen.

Aakash. Also, previously referred to in other posts as “the suit.” Is half of the lawyer team for Venture Weekend.

He’s always there to make sure we… how do you say it… aren’t breaking the law. It’s all fun and games until someone is thrown in jail. Then it’s just fun.

He has also greatly facilitated a lot of the business aspects of VW along with leading, without the official title, the business team. 

With a great personality and passion for entrepreneurship, Aakash has done a great job managing the ideas and hearing everyone’s input. I’ve known him for about 30 hours and my summation…great guy. 

I would bet he’d sit strong on the board of directors… but we’ll leave the politicking for after our funding.