Thursday, January 28, 2010
The will to have it your way
The will to have it your way
The will to have it your way.
A write up about Sujit Sukumaran.
I am highlighting it this article here, as it details about his late father. Late Sri E N Sukumaran, was an inspiration to many of his friends and well wishers. Those who all know him never misses his presence, even so many years after his death.
My tributes and prayers to his soul, once again, while posting this message here.
Please also read: An inspiring story
Have a great week-end / week ahead all.
Ramesh Menon
28 Jan 2010
The will to have it your way.
A write up about Sujit Sukumaran.
I am highlighting it this article here, as it details about his late father. Late Sri E N Sukumaran, was an inspiration to many of his friends and well wishers. Those who all know him never misses his presence, even so many years after his death.
My tributes and prayers to his soul, once again, while posting this message here.
Please also read: An inspiring story
Have a great week-end / week ahead all.
Ramesh Menon
28 Jan 2010
My Best Friend
My Best Friend
By chance view of a child playing with his pet dog. After, he goes to school and the dog sleeps. Just a big thanks to all my friends, members of Passionate Photographers groups and participating members and fans of Team 1 Talent Share. Regards, Ramesh Menon 28 Jan 2010
By chance view of a child playing with his pet dog. After, he goes to school and the dog sleeps. Just a big thanks to all my friends, members of Passionate Photographers groups and participating members and fans of Team 1 Talent Share. Regards, Ramesh Menon 28 Jan 2010
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Congratulations to all the members of Passionate Photographers group on Face Book
Congratulations to all the members of Passionate Photographers group on Face Book
Congratulations to all the members of Passionate Photographers group on Face Book.
We are now 1000+ members.
Best wishes to all of you. Keep clicking and keep posting without inhibition.
Every photo clicked is a history. You will never be able to re-create that precious moment. Once again dedicating this group to all those who are passionate about photography.
Congratulations to all the members of Passionate Photographers group on Face Book.
We are now 1000+ members.
Best wishes to all of you. Keep clicking and keep posting without inhibition.
Every photo clicked is a history. You will never be able to re-create that precious moment. Once again dedicating this group to all those who are passionate about photography.
Sunday, January 24, 2010
My Letters - Khaleej Times - Dt 24 Jan 2010 - Switch off that monitor Save Energy
Friday, January 22, 2010
My Letters - GULF NEWS - Dt 22 Jan 2010 - Exemplary case of Safety Measures
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
My Letters - GULF NEWS - Dt 19 Jan 2010 - Long Traffic Queues
My Letters - GULF NEWS - Dt 19 Jan 2010 - Long Traffic Queues
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Sunday, January 17, 2010
My Letters - THE NATIONAL - Dt 17 Jan 2010 - Short Message Syndrome is OK
Saturday, January 16, 2010
My Letters - Khaleej Times - Dt 16 Jan 2010 - Solar powered warnings
My Letters - Khaleej Times - Dt 16 Jan 2010 - Solar powered warnings
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To read my letters to the news, please bookmark and visit Letters to the Editor
Thursday, January 14, 2010
My Letters - GULF NEWS - 14 Jan 2010 - Blogging forum inspires creativity
My Letters - GULF NEWS - 14 Jan 2010 - Blogging forum inspires creativity
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Monday, January 11, 2010
My Letters - THE NATIONAL - Dt 11 Jan 2010 - Sad story of carpet weavers
Sunday, January 10, 2010
My opinion - Gulf News - Dt 10 Jan 2010 - It's not a race
My opinion - Gulf News - Dt 10 Jan 2010 - It's not a race
Thank you Mr. Mathew Litty. Safety - should be considered as every individuals responsibility as well as a collective onus from associations and companies to educate the common / root level and even highlevel road users. Sincere appreciation for your remarks.
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Saturday, January 9, 2010
My opinion - Fruits of the loom: picking up the threads of an ancient story
My opinion - Fruits of the loom: picking up the threads of an ancient story
Fruits of the loom: picking up the threads of an ancient story
The author of an evocative new book A Carpet Ride To Khiva, Chris Alexander recounts his efforts to establish a self-sufficient carpet workshop in Uzbekistan, transforming the lives of a community and reviving the lost arts and forgotten traditions of the Silk Road.
When I first told friends and relatives that I planned to leave England and move to Uzbekistan, people would either look blank, or assume that I’d said Pakistan or Afghanistan.
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My comments:
Very interesting story and it is sad to read that, at times it is a global phenomenon by ruling authorities to control progressive measures benefiting the local communities, tradition and lifestyle.
Ramesh Menon
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Fruits of the loom: picking up the threads of an ancient story
The author of an evocative new book A Carpet Ride To Khiva, Chris Alexander recounts his efforts to establish a self-sufficient carpet workshop in Uzbekistan, transforming the lives of a community and reviving the lost arts and forgotten traditions of the Silk Road.
When I first told friends and relatives that I planned to leave England and move to Uzbekistan, people would either look blank, or assume that I’d said Pakistan or Afghanistan.
To read the entire story, please click here.
My comments:
Very interesting story and it is sad to read that, at times it is a global phenomenon by ruling authorities to control progressive measures benefiting the local communities, tradition and lifestyle.
Ramesh Menon
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My Letters - Gulf Today - 09 Jan 2010 - Colour Elephant
My Letters - Gulf Today - 09 Jan 2010 - Colour Elephant
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Thursday, January 7, 2010
My Letters - Khaleej Times - Dt 07 Jan 2010 - Am I looking good? I am on Sale!
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
My Letters - THE NATIONAL - Dt 06 Jan 2010 - Have you seen an improvement in driving on the UAE's roads?
Have you seen an improvement in driving on the UAE's roads?
Last Updated: January 06. 2010 / Road deaths in the UAE have fallen by 10 per cent since the police began a crack down on bad driving. Have you seen an improvement in driving on the roads? Let us know your views.
My comments on website:
Realistically speaking yes and no. There has been a sense of improvement in the driving habits of the middle class drivers, who fear the law and the safety of life due to the added campaigns and awareness of fines and punishments. However, those high end drivers, still continue with their racing habits irrespective of any conditions. The mini vans and buses, including at times the RTA buses, continue with their alarming style of driving ignoring the safety of passengers on board and on the road. I strongly feel, more campaigns, more training at the root level of organisations to educate these drivers will complement the effort of the authorities to bring out a real sense of safety on the road.
Ramesh Menon
e-mail: team1dubai@gmail.com
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Last Updated: January 06. 2010 / Road deaths in the UAE have fallen by 10 per cent since the police began a crack down on bad driving. Have you seen an improvement in driving on the roads? Let us know your views.
My comments on website:
Realistically speaking yes and no. There has been a sense of improvement in the driving habits of the middle class drivers, who fear the law and the safety of life due to the added campaigns and awareness of fines and punishments. However, those high end drivers, still continue with their racing habits irrespective of any conditions. The mini vans and buses, including at times the RTA buses, continue with their alarming style of driving ignoring the safety of passengers on board and on the road. I strongly feel, more campaigns, more training at the root level of organisations to educate these drivers will complement the effort of the authorities to bring out a real sense of safety on the road.
Ramesh Menon
e-mail: team1dubai@gmail.com
To read it on THE NATIONAL, please click here
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Tuesday, January 5, 2010
My Letters - The National - dt 05 Jan 2009 - Burj Khalifa a 'name to reflect greatness'
Burj Khalifa a 'name to reflect greatness'
Last Updated: January 05. 2010
DUBAI // In a glittering ceremony punctuated with skydivers and fireworks, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, Vice President of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, tonight officially opened the tallest building in the world and also revealed its new name.
The tallest tower in the world, its feet anchored in the UAE and its crown floating in the clouds, was inaugurated in an eruption of fireworks last night.
In a theatrical twist worthy of a memorable night, the skyscraper received a new name: Burj Khalifa.
Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed, President of the UAE, was not among the hundreds of dignitaries who attended the event, but it is his name that will be affixed to the tallest building ever built.
Sheikh Mohammed told the cheering crowds that the “Burj Khalifa” name was one that “reflected greatness”.
The glass-and-steel structure is now, officially, the tallest in the world, at 828 metres, and will welcome tourists from today.
A multimedia presentation riveted thousands of spectators who gathered at the base of the tower, as well as millions who watched on television.
The presentation featured 10,000 pyrotechnics devices and a show so spectacular that the tower appeared to be exploding.
The tower’s height was later confirmed by the developer, Emaar.
The final height had been kept a secret until the inauguration. The number of floors to be inhabited was left at “more than 160”.
Motorists parked their vehicles on Sheikh Zayed Road and all along the tower to take pictures of an unforgettable event.
Comments: Added: 01/04/10 10:32:00 PM
Congratulations to the rulers of UAE for opening of the greatest monument of the modern times "Burj Khalifa". HH Shaikh Mohammed bin Rashid has re-christened it's name to Burj Khalifa, honouring the visionary leadership of our nations President HH Sheikh Khalifa, under whose leadership, UAE showed to the world that a diligent economic approach leads to a nations prosperity even at adverse times.
Ramesh Menon
Abu Dhabi
To read it in THE NATIONAL, please click here
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Last Updated: January 05. 2010
DUBAI // In a glittering ceremony punctuated with skydivers and fireworks, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, Vice President of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, tonight officially opened the tallest building in the world and also revealed its new name.
The tallest tower in the world, its feet anchored in the UAE and its crown floating in the clouds, was inaugurated in an eruption of fireworks last night.
In a theatrical twist worthy of a memorable night, the skyscraper received a new name: Burj Khalifa.
Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed, President of the UAE, was not among the hundreds of dignitaries who attended the event, but it is his name that will be affixed to the tallest building ever built.
Sheikh Mohammed told the cheering crowds that the “Burj Khalifa” name was one that “reflected greatness”.
The glass-and-steel structure is now, officially, the tallest in the world, at 828 metres, and will welcome tourists from today.
A multimedia presentation riveted thousands of spectators who gathered at the base of the tower, as well as millions who watched on television.
The presentation featured 10,000 pyrotechnics devices and a show so spectacular that the tower appeared to be exploding.
The tower’s height was later confirmed by the developer, Emaar.
The final height had been kept a secret until the inauguration. The number of floors to be inhabited was left at “more than 160”.
Motorists parked their vehicles on Sheikh Zayed Road and all along the tower to take pictures of an unforgettable event.
Comments: Added: 01/04/10 10:32:00 PM
Congratulations to the rulers of UAE for opening of the greatest monument of the modern times "Burj Khalifa". HH Shaikh Mohammed bin Rashid has re-christened it's name to Burj Khalifa, honouring the visionary leadership of our nations President HH Sheikh Khalifa, under whose leadership, UAE showed to the world that a diligent economic approach leads to a nations prosperity even at adverse times.
Ramesh Menon
Abu Dhabi
To read it in THE NATIONAL, please click here
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Sunday, January 3, 2010
My Letters - GULF NEWS dt 03 Jan 2009 - Drive Safely even when late
My Letters - GULF NEWS dt 03 Jan 2009 - Drive Safely even when late
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Saturday, January 2, 2010
My Letters - GULF TODAY - Particular Feelings
My Letters - GULF TODAY - Particular Feelings
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