I couldn't resist recording it.
This kid has a set idea. Kids who come in the school bus, are not loved by their mother. If the moms won't come on time to pick them up, again they are not loved by thier mother.
So simple yet powerful thought :)
Friday, 19 November 2010
Wednesday, 17 November 2010
Remembering Paul Calello
I saw Paul in our New York Office. A short American with Swiss look. (Totally my bias:)
My co worker whispered "look at him.. the one with back blazer.. He is Mr. Calello, IB Chairman"
I again saw him that evening near OMA office. I went to my desk and search the MxB profile to know about Mr Calello. A Columbia B- school grad, from Bankers Trust to Credit Suisse First Boston to Credit Suisse Group. Most amazingly the way he navigated the bank in last recession time.
After that whenever we received the corporate communication about Paul, I always read. Some time in 2009 we received an e mail about Paul's illness (non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma) and his reduced engagement in IB division.
And today when I came back to office after 4 days leave, I saw this "remembering Paul" message..shocking though fact. My sincere condolences...
In Mr. Brady Dougan’s words "Paul will be greatly missed. For many of us, the simple and ongoing personal experience of spending time with Paul will be what we remember and miss most. I know I will miss having our informal, walk-in business discussions, sharing a joke or a story, or going for a run together. But what he accomplished in his life was exceptional, and in true Paul fashion, he would not want us to focus on the hole in our hearts today. Instead, I am sure he would want us to focus on celebrating his life and accomplishments, on the many good things he did for all of us, and the fun that we had with him.
Paul Calello was committed to being a positive force in the world. With his extraordinary energy and enthusiasm, he was able to achieve much in the short time he was given. We have lost a great friend, but his spirit will remain part of Credit Suisse. Please join me in saluting Paul and celebrating his remarkable life. "
Columbia B-School set up the "Paul Calello Scholarship Fund" as a way of remembering Paul.
Banking community feels the pain of losing you. Paul you are always remembered.
**I took the title from CS site. I think there could not be any better way of putting it.
My co worker whispered "look at him.. the one with back blazer.. He is Mr. Calello, IB Chairman"
I again saw him that evening near OMA office. I went to my desk and search the MxB profile to know about Mr Calello. A Columbia B- school grad, from Bankers Trust to Credit Suisse First Boston to Credit Suisse Group. Most amazingly the way he navigated the bank in last recession time.
After that whenever we received the corporate communication about Paul, I always read. Some time in 2009 we received an e mail about Paul's illness (non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma) and his reduced engagement in IB division.
And today when I came back to office after 4 days leave, I saw this "remembering Paul" message..shocking though fact. My sincere condolences...
In Mr. Brady Dougan’s words "Paul will be greatly missed. For many of us, the simple and ongoing personal experience of spending time with Paul will be what we remember and miss most. I know I will miss having our informal, walk-in business discussions, sharing a joke or a story, or going for a run together. But what he accomplished in his life was exceptional, and in true Paul fashion, he would not want us to focus on the hole in our hearts today. Instead, I am sure he would want us to focus on celebrating his life and accomplishments, on the many good things he did for all of us, and the fun that we had with him.
Paul Calello was committed to being a positive force in the world. With his extraordinary energy and enthusiasm, he was able to achieve much in the short time he was given. We have lost a great friend, but his spirit will remain part of Credit Suisse. Please join me in saluting Paul and celebrating his remarkable life. "
Columbia B-School set up the "Paul Calello Scholarship Fund" as a way of remembering Paul.
Banking community feels the pain of losing you. Paul you are always remembered.
**I took the title from CS site. I think there could not be any better way of putting it.
Wednesday, 8 September 2010
Life loves
A wonderful trip to Niagara. It's bliss to go near rain-fall, completely being wet with mist... a beauty one can capture with mind and soul. Pictures/videos can never do justice. I stopped clicking the photos. My words do fail to explain the state of roaring water, rainbows from the mist...I once thought how lucky the people who work in the tower of Niagara falls state park. :)
I was dumbfounded with the conflicting thoughts. Is it a good experience or a bad experience!!!!
While climbilng up, I was thinking about visiting other wonders of nature. Nature and its beuty can never even be compared with anything man made. Nature is really soothing.
This is how Niagara looks like in my camera-eye.
One of the several rainbows...
This beautiful dream turned into harsh reality, when the tourist bus met with a nasty accident.
I was dumbfounded with the conflicting thoughts. Is it a good experience or a bad experience!!!!It looks like, life tells me again and again "I love you. Never give up :)".
Tuesday, 15 June 2010
Why we hate oil companies
I didn't know actually, I haven't yet complete reading this book. But I choose to select the title from the book written by former Shell president John Hofmeister, who says there are many reasons why people hate oil companies.
The infinite mess caused by BP in the Gulf of Mexico and the helplessness to reverse the damage, sends the shiver. Unless mentioned in the book (till now) people do hate the companies like BP for the irresponsible way of carrying the business, damaging the environment it is operating in.
Hating BP, however doesn't repair the damage to the nature. It definitely sent out the strong message to all other energy sources/companies not to operate in environmental hazards way.
As once said by Narayan Murthy -bigger the mistakes rely on government to resolve. ((Insead-Fontainblue-2008)"If you borrow 100 dollars, it is individuals' responsibility to pay off. If a bank borrows 100 million dollars, it's government responsibility to pay" )
Now the mistake (or blunder)caused by BP is the headache for the government and the society.
Who and how to bear/reverse the damages..
The infinite mess caused by BP in the Gulf of Mexico and the helplessness to reverse the damage, sends the shiver. Unless mentioned in the book (till now) people do hate the companies like BP for the irresponsible way of carrying the business, damaging the environment it is operating in.
Hating BP, however doesn't repair the damage to the nature. It definitely sent out the strong message to all other energy sources/companies not to operate in environmental hazards way.
As once said by Narayan Murthy -bigger the mistakes rely on government to resolve. ((Insead-Fontainblue-2008)"If you borrow 100 dollars, it is individuals' responsibility to pay off. If a bank borrows 100 million dollars, it's government responsibility to pay" )
Now the mistake (or blunder)caused by BP is the headache for the government and the society.
Who and how to bear/reverse the damages..
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