Am a strict non-disciplinarian and a firm believer of simplicity. I believe that simplicity of a man is his ultimate sophistication. As a kid in school I had the misfortune of having some exceptional and amazing scholars in my class and try as I may, I never could get the best of them. I believe this microcosm twisted my view of the real world. As a teenager, I always wanted to be a US Marine Officer but then landed into the domain of computer programming because its peer-review process was a great deal easier to sneak through and now slogging my stuff out....designing, development, UATs, deadlines, release, timelines have all become a chapter of life....wid those damn nights...when nothing seems to go right and the whole floor in the office is empty...the lone tube-light shining on me and me and my hapless neighbor plug away to deliver...fix... test...fix again..and deliver solutions... As an intensely private man I wish to retire from my job to a private life and pursue my lifelong dream of building open-source systems as a give-back to the community.