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Tuesday, March 20, 2007

Engineering Life.....must read for engineers

four wonderful & blissful years of our life in engineering 1. Some Basic definitions.. Engineering College : Place where you're punished for getting good HSC marks. Senior : Guy who got ragged as junior and wanna get some payback... Fresher : Guy who has to ask where the canteen is... Really Dumb Fresher : Guy who asks a senior where the canteen is. Really Really Dumb fresher : Guy who follows the senior to the canteen. Ragging : The unfortunate fate of the above idiot. Evasive action : Watch the juniors when any seniors come nearby. (No one runs faster than a fresher. NO ONE.) Lectures : Waste of time. Physical presence is a must...only meant for sleeping, completing assignments & general TP Tuitions : What you take when you don't waste enough time.... Professor : Person paid to put students to sleep. Vernacular Prof : Unusual variant of previous individual who comes packaged with his own brand of English ("Now you check me our journal." "You Out get from class." "Are you Understand, Beta?" ) Practicals : 60 to 90 minutes in which you watch the girls do your experiment, and usually destroy a considerable array of lab equipment. Hopeless Practical : The practical in which there are no girls in your group simply look blankly at each other, fiddle with the equipment, and finally copy the readings.(from the girls of course...). 2. The Truth about exams.... Irony : The guy who copied your entire paper passes and you flunk. Critical Calculation : Summing up the marks you attempted worth in the exam... Re-verification : A cruel joke. (results of which come after you give the KT exam). 3. An engineer's 10 engineering commandments of Life 1. Thou shalt study only during the preparatory leave. 2. Thou shalt never write thy assignments thyself. 3. Thou shalt begin writing thy journals only on the morning of submission. 4. Thou shalt treat all marks above 40 as bonus. 5. Thou shalt have at least 70 per cent attendance in the canteen. 6. Thou shalt pass GRACEfully. 7. Thou shalt always be an OUTstanding student. 8. Thou shalt give thy attendance without being present...PROXY is a MUST 9. If thou can't convince them , confuse them. 10. Thou shalt start every sentence with a four-lettered word. 4. The Years of Engineering F.E. Fond of Engineering S.E. Sick Of Engineering T.E. Tired of Engineering B.E. Balls to Engineering Engineers Anthem: Hum Honge All Clear,Honge All Clear, Honge All Clear Ek Din, OH-HO, Mann me hai vishwas, pura hai vishwas, hum ho! ge all clear ek din Top two Engineering Rumors: 'Did you hear the results are being put up today at 5:30pm' 'Did you hear the exams are postponed by two weeks' The most dreaded acronym for Engineers: ATKT ( After Trying Keep Trying) The most important criteria while selecting an engi! neering college: Girl to Boy ratio ( if more than0 .025% then that college is engineers dream come true) Engineers at work: Assignments solved by one and then carrying out mass transfer operations throughout the class The most important machine for Engineers: Xerox Machine (Without which assignment completion wouldn't be possible) The most important table in an Engineer's House: The glass table ( to carry out Glass Copy operations, during Night Duty.) The only queue an Engineer is familiar with: Submission Queue An Engineer's favourite watch: Bird Watch ! Common Engineering Dialogues after a paper: 'Wha! t is this yaar, more than 70% of the paper was out of the syllabus' 'This was the worst paper set in the entire engineering history' 'I am failing....I got screwed royally' 5. Feeling after Completing Engineering: Survived Engineering !!!!!!!!!!!
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Sunday, March 18, 2007

Haulalmuan @ Funny thupitak in vuiliam in om

Saturday, 17 March 2007
Funny Lamka, March 16: Mr Haulalmuan@Funny (35) S/o (L) Gouchin of Sahei Road, New Lamka zan in mipi sang tamtak mai ah vuiliam in om hi. Thusuak kingah dan in, Mr Haulalmuan in 1994 kum in Zomi Revolutionary Army zom in, nasep hoihna ziak in Lt. Colonel tanpha kaitou in, a sihdong in ZRO ah Director nna sem hi. Aman a damlai in gam leh nam it mahmah in, nna thupitak semsuah a, gam ngaihla leng ahunkhop aphuah ban ah, leadership quality neitak mi hidan in kigen hi. Zan in amah it leh ngaina mi sang tamtak paikhawm in a inn apan metre 100 kim kot ah mipi pumdim in, aluang vuina mun ding New Lamka YPA Cemetery tan ah nungak-tangval kivual dim hi. Lt. Col. Funny in a it leh ngaih tamtakte ban ah, a zi Niangmuankim leh atate Thanggoulal, Chinbiakthang leh Hnunmuanlal nusia in a tangtawn mun ding zuan in a gam mipite mangpha khakta hi.
Thusuak kingah dan in, Mr Haulalmuan in 1994 kum in Zomi Revolutionary Army zom in, nasep hoihna ziak in Lt. Colonel tanpha kaitou in, a sih dong in ZRO ah Director nna sem hi. Aman a damlai in gam leh nam it mahmah in, nna thupitak semsuah a, gam ngaihla leng ahunkhop aphuah banah, leadership quality neitak mi hidan in kigen hi. March 15, 2007 in amah it leh ngaina mi sang tamtak paikhawm in a inn apan metre 100 kimkot ah mipi pumdim in, aluang vuina mun ding New Lamka YPA Cemetery tan ah nungak-tangval kivual dim hi.
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A Tribute To Sir Funny

A Tribute To Sir Funny
by Sang Valte* Japan
I hear the cry of a mother from a distant land,
Mourning for her warrior who was of high command.
He was one of a kind, I know she will miss him;
She will never forget how he was full of vim.
And here I am telling myself not to cry,
Pretending this was a lie, I try not to cry.
As I know this is a pain no brother can bear;
I closed my eyes trying not to shed a tear.
I am sure the flags will be lifted to show some respect,
But what we really need is rather a retrospect.
Where have the real sense of patriotism gone;
When so many works are left undone.
Who will comfort the mourning mother;
When her children does not love each other.
I guess she will have to cry herself to sleep;
Wishing things will get better while she's asleep.
But will things get better, I doubt it;
I know it's a shame that I have to admit,
The love we have for the mother is too shallow,
When somebody fights for truth, there's no one to follow.
"Sang Valte ahihleh www.siamsinpawlpi. org design tu ahi a, ama' aa www.laizoms. com/sang ahi. www.laizoms. com/musika a laa ngaihtheih dia om leeng ama' khutsuak mah ahi.
Goodbye, Sir Funny
by Vaphualization
Darkness struck in the name of evil on March 14, 2007.
Zoland truly lost one of it's greatest assets
when Sir Funny Zomi passed away.
There is so much to say about this man,
And there is no way that it can all be said.
It was a tragedy beyond belief.
We are sickened with grief.
Zoland is grieving at the heartbreak, for you are gone.
The ultimate sacrifice that you made -- making us safe and free
Must be appreciated - must be honored - must demand a tear!
As your body fall your spirit fade away
All life that was in you was gone
An empty shell
But not with a face of sadness, but a face of calm and relief
Your troubles are over. Life has treated you well.
We are not expecting that sudden good-bye,
Praying that you weren't in pain...
Hating the day. Despising the way.
We come to realize and grow in admiration
of the love and courage you generously gave
to help protect and serve our land.
And even though it hurt you sore, your devotion to us never swerved.
You truly bore the call to duty as a badge of honor and gratitude
We mourn your dead and for your great loss.
Our hearts have unshed tears.
But, they shall not be wasted on scum of the earth throughout the years.
We shall go on.
We shall continue to fight.
Poor Zoland bow her head in homage pray,
And silently she cry
In deepest admiration and love for you all,
Sir Funny Zomi.
Source: Zogam.com
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Thursday, March 15, 2007

Mizoram to become Kuwait of Northeast

Mizoram to become Kuwait of Northeast IANS [ MONDAY, MARCH 12, 2007 01:20:06 PM]
AIZAWL: India's mountainous Mizoram state could soon earn the sobriquet of Kuwait of the Northeast with the region sitting on huge unexplored hydrocarbon reserves. "We hope crude oil would transform Mizoram into Kuwait in the very near future with the state located in an area believed to be a black gold mine," said H. Lallenmawia, head of Mizoram's geology and mining department. "Oil made Kuwait one of the richest countries in the Arab peninsula and we believe such a transformation could come to Mizoram if the studies about crude potentials in the state are any indicators," Lallenmawia told IANS. Such a dream could become reality with several Indian and overseas exploration firms now all set to hunt for crude in about 11,262 sq km area, more than half the total size of the northeastern state, bordering Myanmar and Bangladesh. India's premier exploration firm, the Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC), is currently carrying out its hunt for crude in an area of about 5,340 sq km. Three foreign exploration firms - France's Geopetrol International Inc, Ukraine's Naftogaz and Cyprus' Suntera Resources Ltd - are among six companies that have been recently awarded two on-land blocks in Mizoram for exploration following a global bid by the central government. The others are state-owned Oil India Limited, Reliance Natural Resources Ltd, and Shivani Oil and Gas Exploration Services Ltd. The two blocks spread over an area of 5,922 sq km are located in southern Mizoram and has so far not been explored for hydrocarbons.
"The fact that many gas and oilfields have been discovered in the northeast makes us feel very optimistic about strike oil in Mizoram," Lallenmawia said. A survey by the central petroleum ministry about a decade back said Mizoram falls in the 'proven commercial productivity zone' and rough estimates indicated there could be about 170 million metric tonnes of untapped crude reserves. "Now the reserve could be even more and, if tapped, the state would witness an economic boom in the days ahead," the official said. Despite the mountainous terrain and the logistical problems in terms of infrastructural facilities, exploration works in Mizoram may not too difficult. "There should not be any big problems despite the hilly conditions. The companies who were entrusted with the exploration works have wide experience in carrying out work in even more hostile terrains," a senior geologist said. According to the 2001 census, Mizoram's literacy rate is 88.49 percent, a shade lower than Kerala's 89.91 percent. India's average literacy rate is 52.21 percent. The predominantly Christian state does not have any industry worth the name with the economy revolving around agriculture.
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