If anyone have any invitations left, I would love to have one.
TIA.
Calvin
A more poignant reminder would be to body search everyone who enters the
building, Congressmen included.
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An empty Washington Monument would serve as a constant reminder to
those on Capitol Hill that they are afraid of the terrorists and what
Neha Viswanathan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: An aggregate of human judgment is
not the same as one human making a choice.
I perfectly understand how one human being can be altruistic. For their own
selfish reasons or otherwise. Through our actions, we hope to achieve what
we think we are capable
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OK, self-confessed male lurker speaks... Udhay I hope you were sitting down
when you read this...
At least call centre employees are consciously made to sound like someone from
another country, as opposed to being a representative of his/her own...
TBH, I tend to agree that the article could
Ah, but they only make a profit because we, the consumers, let them, so in that
sense, we are the conscience...
An example that I can relate to is the classic MGB sports car - in 1974 they
changed from having chrome bumpers to rubber bumpers with a higher ride height
in the name of safety.
Neha Viswanathan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Still, the seller doesn't have a
conscience on his or her own. Only the
astuteness to perceive the consumer's conscience.
Of course, the word conscience continues to bother me. So does the word
Spiderman. :)
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So this guy was convicted based on comments he made in 1989, under a law that wasn't enacted until 1992, by which time his view had changed based on 'new evidence'.He may be a moron (and does look like a nazi), but that's not a crime... so - is he a criminal or victim of politics in a world
Frank ok, how about I saw some of the German language documentation and talked to survivors? They were all liars, yes?Possibly, how'd you know they weren't? So it shows you did some research on which you are basing your opinion, nothing more.
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Not so much favourite first line but rather first line from my favourite novel:"I have been here before," I said; I had been there before; first with Sebastian more than twenty years ago on a cloudless day in June, when the ditches were creamy with meadowsweet and the air heavy with all the
hindi / tamil / cantonese among each other,
especially clippedI would consider myself to be rather "citified", however, I'm not ashamed of my roots/race/language and would never confuse the two.Now I know why Uhday made the comment "now is a good time to get involved&qu
Very simple - the companies have clients with European/Japanese/Korean operations, and therefore people who speak those languages are in demand. I have seen this in several companies so far, including two that I have worked at.Udhay-- ((Udhay Shankar N)) ((udhay @ pobox.com))
You see, Frank, you should have become a mechanic after you left school - ok you wouldn't speak multiple langauges, but at least you'd be rich... especially if you thought lawyers were paid in gold bars..."Car mechanics overtake barristers' hourly rate", it's official
).Rgds, Calvin ps - my Chinese sucks egg too...Suresh Ramasubramanian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: calvin wrote: the backcountry ones at least .. like the chinese from hong kong's huge
hinterland There're rude people everywhere you go man, that's just a fact of life... I've seen all sor
see you sometime. sooner, if you happen to find yourself in madras.Hopefully one day for the Chennai Carnatic Festival :)
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