Wrong country name in invoice
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Wow! That's funny.
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The Developer wrote:
CANBERRA is the capital City of Australia
Colin Angus is Scottish! So unlike English folks he needn't necessarily be well versed on Australia. :-D
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Wow! That's funny.
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Colin Angus Mackay wrote:
Wow! That's funny.
OT. Hey Colin, it was good to have a chat with you at the summit. Pity all of us CPians couldn't get together for coffee or something.
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The Developer wrote:
CANBERRA is the capital City of Australia
Colin Angus is Scottish! So unlike English folks he needn't necessarily be well versed on Australia. :-D
Regards, Nish
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The Developer wrote:
We live in a world that globalization rule
Maybe globalization is not as global as is oft thought.
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The Developer wrote:
We live in a world that globalization rule
Maybe globalization is not as global as is oft thought.
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Yes, thank you for stating the blindingly obvious. I've know that since I was about 8.
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Colin Angus Mackay wrote:
Wow! That's funny.
OT. Hey Colin, it was good to have a chat with you at the summit. Pity all of us CPians couldn't get together for coffee or something.
Regards, Nish
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My latest book : C++/CLI in Action / Amazon.com linkNishant Sivakumar wrote:
OT. Hey Colin, it was good to have a chat with you at the summit. Pity all of us CPians couldn't get together for coffee or something.
Yes, it was a pity. Maybe next year.
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Nishant Sivakumar wrote:
OT. Hey Colin, it was good to have a chat with you at the summit. Pity all of us CPians couldn't get together for coffee or something.
Yes, it was a pity. Maybe next year.
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Colin Angus Mackay wrote:
Yes, it was a pity. Maybe next year.
Yeah, assuming we are all renewed :-) If so, we should plan something in advance.
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The Developer wrote:
But the internet helps alot dude
Uhm maybe. There's as much incorrect information out there on the www though as there's good correct information.
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Yes, thank you for stating the blindingly obvious. I've know that since I was about 8.
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The Developer wrote:
But the internet helps alot dude
Uhm maybe. There's as much incorrect information out there on the www though as there's good correct information.
Regards, Nish
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Colin Angus Mackay wrote:
Yes, it was a pity. Maybe next year.
Yeah, assuming we are all renewed :-) If so, we should plan something in advance.
Regards, Nish
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My latest book : C++/CLI in Action / Amazon.com linkNishant Sivakumar wrote:
Yeah, assuming we are all renewed
I'm an April awardee - I'm in already! :)
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Nishant Sivakumar wrote:
Yeah, assuming we are all renewed
I'm an April awardee - I'm in already! :)
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Colin Angus Mackay wrote:
I'm an April awardee - I'm in already!
Ah, good for you then :-) I am an October awardee!
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I wouldn't be surprised if it was delieberately done by an Indian employee who still thinks that Bangladesh belongs to his country.
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Oakman wrote:
an Indian employee who still thinks that Bangladesh belongs to his country.
Actually India assisted Bangladesh in gaining her independence from Pakistan in 1971. I recommend you do your homework before expressing your opinions. /ravi
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Oakman wrote:
an Indian employee who still thinks that Bangladesh belongs to his country.
Actually India assisted Bangladesh in gaining her independence from Pakistan in 1971. I recommend you do your homework before expressing your opinions. /ravi
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Ravi Bhavnani wrote:
Actually India assisted Bangladesh in gaining her independence from Pakistan in 1971. I recommend you do your homework before expressing your opinions.
And I suggest that you read what I wrote. Nothing, got that, nothing, in my post implies, suggests, or states that India didn't try its best to hamstring Pakistan by helping Bangladesh break away. That does not mean that there are Indians who don't believe that Bangladesh should be part of India. Do you want to claim that I am wrong???
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Not to give an excuse to this, but you'd be shocked to know how many people think that they're coming to Brazil when they go to Buenos Aires. Also, most people think that Brazil's capital is Rio de Janeiro (it's Brasília, btw). Geographic education in school is terrible in most countries. I was born in 1971 (so, just after the Liberation war), and I remember clearly learning that Bangladesh is in India in school. Schools are slow in changing the information they pass to their kids. After this, we often don't learn anything new. So, don't be shocked if in ten or twenty years people still make the same mistake. BTW, Brasília became Brazil's capital in 1960 (almost 10 years before), and the entire, huge city was built in 3 years, in an astonishing work of architecture and engineering. How many people know that?
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Daniel Turini wrote:
BTW, Brasília became Brazil's capital in 1960 (almost 10 years before), and the entire, huge city was built in 3 years, in an astonishing work of architecture and engineering. How many people know that?
I do. My uncle was one of the chief architects and he used to send me souvenirs every month or two.
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Ravi Bhavnani wrote:
Actually India assisted Bangladesh in gaining her independence from Pakistan in 1971. I recommend you do your homework before expressing your opinions.
And I suggest that you read what I wrote. Nothing, got that, nothing, in my post implies, suggests, or states that India didn't try its best to hamstring Pakistan by helping Bangladesh break away. That does not mean that there are Indians who don't believe that Bangladesh should be part of India. Do you want to claim that I am wrong???
Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface
Jon, your post said "...an Indian employee who still thinks that Bangladesh belongs to his country.". As a person of Indian origin who lived through that war, I can assure you that believing Bangladesh should be part of India is definitely not the feeling expressed by any Indian I know, nor by the general population. In fact, over the years India has had to deal with the surge of refugees from Bangladesh who pour into India seeking a better life. The India government recognizes this and tries to be compassionate in its efforts to stem the tide. It's a bit like saying "Americans hate rhubarb pie". Sure, there may be some who do, but this isn't a statement echoed by the majority or the mass media. So defending a statement like that by saying "I'm sure there are some Americans who hate rhubarb pie" seems pretty lame to me. I vigorously defend your right to post your opinion in the Lounge (or anywhere else for that matter); I was simply trying to correct the impression your statement conveys to me and likely others who may be unfamiliar with that political event. /ravi
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I wouldn't be surprised if it was delieberately done by an Indian employee who still thinks that Bangladesh belongs to his country.
Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface
Far more likely to have been a Pakistani. After all, we helped the Bongs win independence.
Cheers, Vikram.
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Not to give an excuse to this, but you'd be shocked to know how many people think that they're coming to Brazil when they go to Buenos Aires. Also, most people think that Brazil's capital is Rio de Janeiro (it's Brasília, btw). Geographic education in school is terrible in most countries. I was born in 1971 (so, just after the Liberation war), and I remember clearly learning that Bangladesh is in India in school. Schools are slow in changing the information they pass to their kids. After this, we often don't learn anything new. So, don't be shocked if in ten or twenty years people still make the same mistake. BTW, Brasília became Brazil's capital in 1960 (almost 10 years before), and the entire, huge city was built in 3 years, in an astonishing work of architecture and engineering. How many people know that?
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Daniel Turini wrote:
I was born in 1971 (so, just after the Liberation war), and I remember clearly learning that Bangladesh is in India in school.
WTF? Bangladesh was part of Pakistan from 1947 to 1971. And it only got the name Bangladesh in 1971; it was East Pakistan from 1947 onwards.
Cheers, Vikram.
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