If the accuracy of the other 'facts' in that article are at the same
level as this:
A good example is last year's plot to smuggle common chemicals on board
commercial flights using drink containers. The chemicals would then be mixed
together to form explosives, which if detonated by a small
For a strange reason - I get an eerie feeling that I know the people in the
story. Not in a metaphorical sense - I think have met them in person. Their
names correspond with numbers that I have recorded in my phone book.
I'm going to follow this up...
shiv
On Saturday 24 Nov 2007 9:58 pm,
Excellent paper, though this little non sequitir caught my eye ..
2. Want kids to have Eastern values, like putting out for family and
respect
for elders. (Can we teach them these values while living in America?)
My first thought was sure, move to arkansaw
ps:
More seriously .. how do people from the _next_ generation who emigrate
feel?
Yet, within each of us lie contradictions. We tout American enterprise and
capitalism yet engage in acts that are antithetical to free will: conducting
an arranged marriage before a thousand guests in one's native
On 25-Nov-07, at 4:40 PM, Eugen Leitl wrote:
I could however easily bring several kilograms of undetectable (no
vapor
pressure, no nitrogen, dogs not trained on) high explosive onboard,
which is not
recognizable as such on an contrasted x-ray. I'm deliberately
not giving you more details,
On Sun, Nov 25, 2007 at 05:14:49PM +0530, Kiran Jonnalagadda wrote:
What about glass knives? Would they be visible at all on an X-Ray?
Why glass knives, when you could just use ceramics kitchen knifes,
worn on person?
Why bring knives on a plane, if you could could easily pack a
Yup - it turns out that I do know the author (Shoba Narayan), her husband and
her brother, mentioned in the article. I called Shyam (her brother) and
confirmed that.
They are related to a classmate and close friend of mine from medical college
- whom Deepa will know - namely Krishnan aka
Hello:
I am Shoba Narayan, a writer and newcomer to this list. Shiv brought
me on board. Poked around the archives...very interesting group of
people and topics. Hoping to participate but bear with me during the
long stretches when I am on-the-road and away-from-computer.
Shoba
On Nov 25, 2007 10:37 PM, Shoba Narayan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello:
I am Shoba Narayan, a writer and newcomer to this list. Shiv brought
me on board. Poked around the archives...very interesting group of
people and topics. Hoping to participate but bear with me during the
long
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On Nov 24, 2007 9:58 PM, Udhay Shankar N [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
An interesting (and well-written) example of
something we've all seen a great deal of in the
past few years - the story of one family's
decision to move back to India. I seem to have
seen Shoba Narayan on a blog somewhere -
On Sunday 25 Nov 2007 10:37 pm, Shoba Narayan wrote:
Hello:
I am Shoba Narayan, a writer and newcomer to this list. Shiv brought
me on board. Poked around the archives...very interesting group of
people and topics. Hoping to participate but bear with me during the
long stretches when I am
Welcome aboard Shoba
Yeah. Welcome Shoba.
For an India the yatra to the temple of the West is essential for self
realization and the existence of an entity called self that is separate
from mummy, daddy, aunt, uncle. grandfather and grandmother.
Brilliant! :)
C
--
Hi Shoba, welcome! I enjoyed your article and if you have the links to
more, please send them on!
Deepa.
On Nov 26, 2007 11:09 AM, Chandrachoodan Gopalakrishnan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Welcome aboard Shoba
Yeah. Welcome Shoba.
For an India the yatra to the temple of the West is
Hi Shobha,
welcome.
interesting article.
sorry to bring in a minor point in this thread on home and homecoming,
but i am a bit intrigued by what you say below:
I had studied modern art in America and gained an understanding and
appreciation for it. Still, it seemed pseudo when I dropped
names
On Nov 26, 2007 10:41 AM, shiv sastry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For an India the yatra to the temple of the West is essential for self
realization and the existence of an entity called self that is separate
from mummy, daddy, aunt, uncle. grandfather and grandmother.
Well put; many people
2007/11/25, Sriram Karra [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Nov 26, 2007 10:41 AM, shiv sastry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For an India the yatra to the temple of the West is essential for self
realization and the existence of an entity called self that is
separate
from mummy, daddy, aunt, uncle.
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