Stray Dogs

I found Six Pups Roaming around my house and were unattended they were small and must be aged at 1 month, were starving for food and water. and clearly suffering from Mal Nutrition and on the verge of Collapsing. These dogs were stray dogs. I gave them food and water for several days hoping that once they grow up, they would go find their own living.

But then One pup was over run by traffic, at that point i realized issue of stray dogs and what can be done.

Stray dogs usually living in urban population are not attacking by nature and does not bite, However they are prone to rabies and other diseases and can transmit same to humans.

there are many issues concerning this but there is no positive movement to help stray dogs. as a human we should do something to help stray dogs.

I was able to find some homes for pups, and i adopted one pup photographed above.

there are organizations who helps to resolve stray dog issue like WSD who would use humanitarian methods for stray dogs issue rather then Mass Killing,

support http://www.wsdindia.org/

Lets us all at our local community work to resolve this issue.

Game People Play

A thoroughly Interesting book of Human Psychology, A bit more technical this book helps to stimulate thinking process to analyzer behavioral aspect of interactions.


In the first half of the book, Dr. Berne introduces transactional analysis as a way of interpreting social interactions. He describes three roles or ego-states, the Child, the Parent, and the Adult, and postulates that many negative behaviors can be traced to switching or confusion of these ego-states. Dr. Berne discusses procedures, rituals, and pastimes in social behavior, in light of this method of analysis. For example, a boss who talks to his staff as a controlling parent will often engender self-abased obedience, tantrums, or other childlike responses from his employees.

The second half of the book catalogues a series of mind games, in which people interact through a patterned and predictable series of "transactions" which are superficially plausible (that is, they may appear normal to bystanders or even to the people involved), but which actually conceal motivations, include private significance to the parties involved, and lead to a well-defined predictable outcome, usually counterproductive. The book uses “Boy, has he got your number” and other casual phrases as a way of briefly describing each game. Often, the "winner" of a mind game is the person that returns to the Adult ego-state first.

It is important to note that not all interactions or transactions are part of a game. Specifically, if both parties in a one-on-one conversation remain in an Adult ego-state, it is unlikely that a game is being played.

Presently, more than 10,000 people around the world define themselves as transactional analysts. Though it is sometimes derided as popular psychology in professional psychoanalytical circles, it is useful to examine certain social situations with the method of psychoanalysis.

Cool Running

Chak De India, is poor copy of Master piece Cool Running, It has become one of most admiring and motivational movie. Below is a summary of story.

A must watch movie,

Irving Blitzer disgraced himself when putting extra weights into his team's bob in the Olympics, resulting in his gold medal being taken away from him. Years later, Derice Bannock, son to a former friend of Irv, fails to qualify for the 100-yard sprint for the Olympics due to a stupid accident. But when he hears of Irving Blitzer living also on Jamaica, Derice decides to go to the Games anyway. If not as a sprinter, then as a bobsledder. After some starting problems, the first Jamaican bobsledding team is formed and heads for Calgary. In the freezing weather Derice, Sanka, Junior and Yul are only laughed at, since nobody can take a Jamaican bobsledding team led by a disgraced trainer for serious. But team spirit and a healthy self confidence may lead to a few surprises in the upcoming Winter Games.

When the Jamaican sprinter Derice Bannock (Leon) is disqualified to the Olympic Games due to a silly accident, he envision the chance to participate in bobsleigh modality. He meets the dishonored couch Irving Blitzer (John Candy), who is living in the tropical country after two gold medals and elimination due to cheating, and convinces him to couch the first Jamaican Bobsled Team. They form a group with the push-cart driver Sanka Coffie (Doug E. Doug), the sprinter Yul Brenner (Malik Yoba) and the rich Junior Bevil (Rawle D. Lewis) and without any sponsor, fly to Calgary, Alberta, Canada to participate of the XV Olympic Winter Games at -25o C. In the end, they become winners without winning the game.