Donated Blood

I had put up my name on one of the facebook groups- Nage Blog, as a blood donor, in the list maintained by the members of the group.

I got a call in the afternoon today by a person who got hold of that list. went to civil hospital in the evening and donated 350 ml of blood.

The patient is serious and in a unconscious state since yesterday. She needs platelets found inside the blood to boost her immune system. The blood group was O+ which matched that of mine.
 Was informed she requires it more than 2-3 units a day.

Am glad i could of help and its my prayer that she will get the required number of blood platelets enough to recover to good health.

Favourite useful websites

Some of my favorite and useful websites that i have bookmarked over the years and in recent times
(excuse my yet undeveloped blogging language, just started to blog)
1. www.gmail.com:
This is one site visited more than once a day or should i say several times a day. Knowing that google provides me 15 gb of space , free space, pushes me to use it for all purposes- for official purpose, personal, and even as storage.
I even use it to forward all my official mails so that it is saved as a backup as well as it gives me a notification in my gtalk client in my desktop.

2. www.facebook.com

To live with or without facebook. People who live with it and people who live without it has one thing in common. They both know what facebook.
I fall in the first category.

Though i am mostly a Liker on fb. (a liker -some whose involvement in fb mainly include liking other people's posts)
and including occasional posts once in a while.

I can be found here at fb

Manifesto for Nagaland

If it is to be something close to my heart then i would write...

1. Development of Nagaland  (economically, peaceful atmosphere etc):

The answer for nagaland, for her development, is first of all in the development of oneself first. In other words, before we expect the government to stop being corrupt and bring growth to the state, you must first look inside of you- look to see if you can bring change, a change in attitude, a change in your own thinking.

If we can do that then, and if we have to courage to bring upon whatever change necessary im ourself first, then that will be a big start towards fulfilling the stated point 1 above. Let me illustrate :

If you are walking through your own hometown in Nagaland, and you see a lot of garbage here and there(i definetly see that), and smelly uncleand drainages...what comes to your mind? It certainly is appropriate when we think that what is the town commitee doing? who is responsbile for cleaning this? why is the government  so corrupt oh?. But if that is the first and only thing that comes to your mind.... then something is wrong. A percentage of the possbility for achieving development is already gone if you think only those thoughts.

what should also come to your mind is... What can i do about this? Is there any way i can do something to remove this garbage from my town? Or, Am i playing my part in cleaning my home town clean??

There's has been true instances in Asian couuntries which i read few years agao...where some individualsl decided to change their mindsets and take some steps ...who brought in like minded people ..and what was supposed to be a small movement turned whole city clean.

Change in your own mindset. I have that first in my agenda.

also, an example of the recent happening of the burning of CM's official residence...

Just after the news reached people, i started hearing jokes about it...sms jokes, facebook status jokes! I don't think with that mindset, we can grow forward.

i believe we can play our part to the government...yes, corruption is there but we can choose to be different, we can choose to think differently.