Loud Thinking

Archive for November, 2014

New Zealand’s batsmen are murdering Pakistani bowling in such a vengeance as if we were responsible for the death of Phillip Hughes.

“Gratitude unlocks the fullness of life. It turns what we have into enough, and more. It turns denial into acceptance, chaos to order, confusion to clarity. It can turn a meal into a feast, a house into a home, a stranger into a friend. Gratitude makes sense of our past, brings peace for today and creates a vision for tomorrow.”

—Melody Beattie
Author, Journalist

When Ahmad Shehzad fell like a dead wood NZ players were dancing, LAUGHING & celebrating his OUT but no one came near to him.

The criminal silence of the ICC..!

Is there any ICC code of conduct for an on field criminal negligence of players and their beastly show of callousness..? while law of the land stipulates you can’t ignore an injured person on road which law allows players to dance over a fallen player fighting for his life?

@nayyarahmad: NZ players criminally ignored semi conscious AS & danced over a fainted player. Shame..Fractured cheekbone lucky esc http://t.co/VmYnKYXRro

@nayyarahmad: NZ players must b censured for criminally dancing over a fallen player Waqar fears for Abbott’s future afterhttp://www.dawn.com/news/1147296

@nayyarahmad: Any criminal case on NZ players 4 dancing over AS who was fighting 4 his life? Australian batsman Phillip Huhttp://www.dawn.com/news/1147254

@nayyarahmad: Why not a debate on the criminal act of NZ players who danced over a almost dead AS? Hughes’ death reopens age-http://t.co/ESAKzBzwCz

@nayyarahmad: Bigger tragedy is that NZ players danced & ignored almost a dead AS. Death on the field: A look at cricket tragedies http://t.co/XykfzqxdYX

@nayyarahmad: @CMShehbaz Sir, instead of gifting lap tops to Matriculate students they should have been gifted books or scholarships, as in tender age /1

@nayyarahmad: @CMShehbaz they will waste more time in games etc at the cost of studies. Lap tops for mature age students is more beneficial /2 end

“For each new morning with its light, For rest and shelter of the night, For health and food, for love and friends, For everything Thy goodness sends. ”

—Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803-1882)
Philosopher, Poet, Author, Essayist

Ask Team Newcomers to Tackle Tough Problems

It’s easy to think of newcomers as burdens: they need to be trained and brought up to speed. But rookies are far more capable than most people expect. Instead of putting them through basic training, ask them to make a difference right away. Have them generate fresh ideas, experiment, and get rapid feedback from your customers. They can also:
Tap networks of experts. Newcomers have no qualms about seeking guidance from others. They seek out expertise 40% more than their experienced peers, and, when they do, they connect with five times as many people.
Forge new territory. Assign a rookie to tackle a tough challenge or new opportunity. Newbies are more willing to explore new frontiers, and they’re more likely to improvise and get resourceful.

Adapted from “ Why Your Team Needs Rookies” by Liz Wiseman.

Sir Geoffrry Boycott replied to my Twitter message:

@GeoffreyBoycott: @nayyarahmad ICC are a law unto themselves. They can and do whatever they want for international cricket.

My original message:

@nayyarahmad: @GeoffreyBoycott ICC rule says min 65meters4boundary 2day in Sydney 1side is only 59M hence it shouldn’t b considered an international match

Omar Abdullah ✔ @abdullah_omar

The timing of the attack in Arnia can’t be a coincidence. My condolences to the family of the army officer killed in Arnia.
10:52 AM – 27 Nov 2014

@nayyarahmad: @abdullah_omar The timing of the attack on the SL cricket team wasn’t also a coincidence
اس طرح تو ہوتا ہے پھر
اس طرح کے کاموں میں

My face breaking reply to Omar Abdullah CM IHK…

Omar Abdullah’s Twitter message:

1. Some things will never change, SAARC summit is on, Ind & Pak PMs at the same venue and a fierce encounter breaks out in Jammu.
10:50 AM – 27 Nov 2014

My reply:

@nayyarahmad: @abdullah_omar Sir, u r absolutely right the freedom struggle will never cease till the plebiscite in Kashmir as per UN resolutions.