On Aug 1, 2011, at 23:36, Chetan Nagendra wrote:
> This is hilarious!
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> Satyam spam from Nigeria! Just curious- has anyone received something similar?
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> Namaskar,
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> My name is Radha Ramalinga,I am the wife of B. Suryanarayana Raju
> Ramalinga,the younger brothe
This is hilarious!
Satyam spam from Nigeria! Just curious- has anyone received something similar?
>>
Namaskar,
My name is Radha Ramalinga,I am the wife of B. Suryanarayana Raju
Ramalinga,the younger brother of Byrraju Ramalinga Raju,former chairman,founder
and owner of Satyam Co
A bit more on the weight issue.
1. Most of the miners - and most other people back then - preferred silver
dollars and gold eagles ($10 each) to paper money. Even a few hundred
dollars in $1 and $10 coins weighs a lot more than hundred dollar currency
notes (and this went on till like the 1930s
Udhay Shankar N [01/08/11 21:46 +0530]:
"You know, back in the forty-niner days, every gold mining town in
California had a nerd with a scale," Avi says. "The assayer. He sat in
an office all day. Scary-looking rednecks came in with pouches of gold
Extremely erudite bullshit, I'm afraid.
Nerd
On 27-Jul-11 6:29 PM, Udhay Shankar N wrote:
> The reading proceeds apace, in its own leisurely way. I read a chapter
> and then lay the book aside for a week or so while I chew on it and
> read other stuff. Currently, inspired by the chapter on Babbage,
> re-re-re-reading _Cryptonomicon_, which I
On Mon, Aug 1, 2011 at 11:51 AM, Lahar Appaiah wrote:
> The insight is that its a bad idea to have India get on top too early in a
> test match. I've seen us lose (against Pakistan, both times) after we've
> reduced them to 26/6 and 39/6 on Day 1. I suspect we value the heroic
> struggle more tha
