A very simple Madras story

The Ebbinghaus Curve of forgetting

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This is why I love twitter so much. Where else will I get direct, non-partisan, objective testimony to my greatness and my superiority and by so many (genuine, real, actual, living) people? On twitter, I am 1) an Actual friend and pal, 2) kvlt, 3) smart-important, 4) popular, 5) a creative thinker, 6)

The twentyfifth Chennai Photowalk
November 11, 2007 was the first photowalk in Chennai. 2 years, and 3500 photos later, it’s going strong. Vatsan has an interesting route for this month, and one we have done in the past (but none of you old boys/girls are around anymore.) in whole or as part of other routes. Great photo-ops are there. Route info, from Vatsan. This month the photowalk heads northwards, North Madras is always fascinating. It is a curious mix of the old and the new. The routes so far taken have focussed on Mint street area and back alleys of Parrys corner. This time we will walk along the main ro

Elizabeth Gilbert and excuses for creativity.
Now that I am a student, and a Masters one at that, I find that procrastination is expected, nay, even demanded of me. Not working 9-5+ and or doing things on my own, and without the life/friends/things I had in Madras, I have now time to actually catch up on my Google Reader feeds. That explains why I didn’t get to this video till now. (more…)

17:45, College Green, Bristol [Flickr]
Ravages posted a photo: Manual focus. Chill autumnal wind and freezing fingers made holding camera, let alone focusing/clicking, difficult. I shall persevere.

321 [Flickr]
Ravages posted a photo: knocker and door, Lower Cullompton, North Devon