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Tuesday, May 31, 2005

[roevermca1996] FW: RE: FW: Fake notes from ICICI atm...Caution!!






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From: "kandaswamy gnanasundaram" <rg_kandan@hotmail.com>
To: saraswathy.gnanasundaram@hp.com, jayanthikandan@hotmail.com, Muralidharan.Rajan@cognizant.com, ramesh2ramesh@yahoo.com, althea-g.surrao@hp.com, anitha.chari@hp.com, aruna-kamakshi.ganesan@hp.com, bchidamb@ford.com, gvidya5@ford.com, leenalfred@hotmail.com, ravi.kalidas@hp.com, sramakr6@ford.com, jenitha-esther.joannah@hp.com, lekshmi.mahadevan@hp.com, muthu-raja.irungovel@hp.com, juby.philips@hp.com
CC: arivur@hotmail.com, gopinath_s@trigent.com, ssundar@ford.com, nnitin@ford.com, ksrikan3@ford.com
Subject: RE: FW: Fake notes from ICICI atm...Caution!!
Date: Tue, 31 May 2005 23:35:22 -0400

Guys,

The same case happened to me when I asked my sister to withdraw money from the ICICI ATM bank(West Mambalam).
She entered 14k but the ATM spitted only 13.5k. One FULL five hundred note was missing.
But the printed statement showed you have withdrawn 14k.
When she complained the same to the branch manager, he said how can we trust you ?
Ultimately we are the loser.
So guys just for your easy convenience dont loose your money by going to ATM.
Always goto the bank in direct and withdraw.
They started cheating the ppl..


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>To: "kandaswamy gnanasundaram" <rg_kandan@hotmail.com>,"jayanthi
>kandan" <jayanthikandan@hotmail.com>,"Rajan, Muralidharan
>(Cognizant)"
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>Subject: FW: Fake notes from ICICI atm...Caution!!
>Date: Tue, 31 May 2005 09:33:14 +0530
>
>FYI..............
>
>Live,Love and Laugh!!!
>Saras
>-----Original Message-----
>From: P., Jayanthi
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>Subject: FW: Fake notes from ICICI atm...Caution!!
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: shubha.ramadurai@scandent.com
>[mailto:shubha.ramadurai@scandent.com]
>Sent: Thursday, May 19, 2005 5:12 PM
>Subject: FW: Fake notes from ICICI atm...Caution!!
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>----- Forwarded by Shubha Ramadurai/Scandent on 05/19/2005 05:16 PM
>-----
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>      Dear All,
>
>
>      This is Regarding Fake 500 note in ICICI ATM Center(Prestige
>Poseidon,
>
>      MG Road Branch, Bangalore)
>
>
>      I am Nageshwar Rao working for MindTree Consulting. I had
>drawn
>money
>      in ICICI MG Road Branch to deposit in my Dad's account.
>      I went to DCB to deposit the money. Unfortunately in the notes
>i
>had
>      given, one 500 rupee note is a fake note it seems. Moreover it
>was
>      attached with tape(I mean to say it was a cut note)
>
>
>      They checked that note in some machine and said it was  a fake
>note
>      and they had written FAKE on that note and crumpled the note.
>      After arguing a lot with the Branch Manager, they had given me
>the
>      note back(Because i told to them that i want to question the
>ICICI
>      People and even i am ready to face any circumstance or i am
>ready
>to
>      file a police case)
>
>
>      I went to the ICICI Branch(Prestige Poseidon) and told the
>issue to
>MR
>
>      Mohan who is the Person Head in that Branch.They asked me to
>go to
>      ICICI Branch(Next to Central, MG Road)
>      I went there and introduced myself as MindTree Mind to the
>Person
>      incharge for ATM Mr Uday and told about the issue.
>      They said they are not responsible for such things.
>
>
>      They asked me what is the proof that i had drawn that note
>from
>their
>      ATM??
>      I told them clearly that, no one can provide such proof's, and
>told
>      them to check whether i had made a transaction or not and also
>if
>      Possible to track the notes they kept at that time.
>
>
>      They said they dont keep track of the notes they put in the
>ATM,
>but
>      they will manually chech the notes before putting them in ATM.
>      They said they will only TRUST their Employees and thier
>Machines,
>not
>
>      the Customers.
>      They are not at all accepting the facts that such notes will
>come
>in
>      ATM's.
>
>
>      Now, Who is Responsible for this. Ultimately i am the loser
>and i
>am
>      the sufferer as Rs. 500 is definitely a lot valuable for me,
>to
>all.
>      What can we do & how can we know the Fake Notes??
>
>
>      Also the ICICI People told that in their ATM's only new notes
>will
>      come.
>      So Please Friends, when u r collecting money from ATM's do
>check
>      whether they are new notes, otherwise inform the Branch
>Manager.
>      Please pass this information to all ur friend & family members
>so
>that
>
>      they will not face an issue that i faced.
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Thursday, May 26, 2005

[roevermca1996] Anecdote: Interesting ones (Wartime)

Anecdote:
  • While planning a campaign one day, one of Richelieu's officers, poring over a map, placed his finger at a strategic junction. "We shall cross the river," he boldly declared, "at this point." "Excellent, sir," Richelieu replied. "But your finger is not a bridge."
  • "When the German delegation came to Marshal Foch at the end of the war to ask for armistice terms, the Frenchman picked up a paper from his desk and read a set of conditions.

    "'But - there must be some mistake,' the leader of the German officers stammered in dismay. 'These are terms which no civilized nation could impose upon another!'

    "'I am very glad to hear you say so,' replied Foch gravely. 'No, gentlemen, these are not our terms. These are the terms imposed on Lille by the German commander when that city surrendered.'"

  • "In 1962, when working for Reuters, Frederick Forsyth was posted to East Berlin where he nearly started the Third World War. Returning home late one night he found his path impeded by Soviet armoured divisions; tanks, rocket-launchers, motorised infantry, rumbling along the Karl Marx Allee in the deep dead of night. As soon as he reached his telex he filed a story that a Russian assault on West Berlin was imminent. Sir Alec Douglas-Home, the British prime minister of the time, and the US president Lyndon Johnson had to be woken up, and NATO was put on red alert. Then a wise old hand at Reuters in London suggested he check if it was a rehearsal for the May Day parade. It was."
  • Following the Normandy landings, General George Patton led the Allied sweep across France at the end of World War II. Shortly after one of his units crossed the Seine at Melun (on August 26, 1944), General Dwight Eisenhower received a formal military report detailing the operation - to which Patton had added a celebratory note: "Dear Ike," it read, "Today I pissed in the Seine."
  • In the run-up to the war in Iraq in May 2003, President George W. Bush was dismayed to learn that France would not be supporting the American effort to oust Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein. Jed Babbin, a former deputy undersecretary of defense in the first Bush administration, was less concerned. "Going to war without France," he remarked, "is like going deer hunting without your flute!"
  • Barbara Bush once accompanied her husband, President George Bush, on a state visit to Japan. During a formal luncheon at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo, she found herself seated beside Japan's Emperor Hirohito.

    "Was the former palace so old that it crumbled?" she asked, noting the building's apparent youth. "No," Hirohito tersely replied, "I'm afraid that you bombed it..."

  • After his ill-fated invasion of Russia in 1812, Napoleon, alarmed by unrest at home, left his army in the lurch and rushed back virtually unaccompanied. He shortly arrived at the river Neman, inquiring of the Russian ferryman if many deserters had passed that way. "No," the man replied, "you are the first."

  • While leading his troops north from Decatur to Nashville in late September, 1864, Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest encountered a Union army at Athens, Alabama.

    When the Union commander, Colonel Wallace Campbell, refused to surrender, Forrest asked for a personal meeting and invited Campbell to inspect his troops. Campbell accepted.

    Each time the men left a detachment, the Confederate soldiers would quickly pack up and race to another position; Forrest and Campbell would then arrive and continue to tally up an impressive number of Confederate troops.

    By the time they returned to the fort, Campbell was convinced that he was vastly outnumbered and gave Forrest an unconditional surrender.


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Wednesday, May 25, 2005

[roevermca1996] FW: Just for a few laughs






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From: "Rupesh-GN Kumar" <rupesh-gn.kumar@db.com>
Subject: Just for a few laughs
Date: Wed, 25 May 2005 16:14:17 +0800


  Just for a few laughs

  TEACHER: Balgobin why are you late?
  Balgobin: Because of the sign.
  TEACHER: What sign?
  Balgobin: The one that says, "School Ahead, Go Slow."

  TEACHER: Balgobin, why are you doing your math sums on the floor?
  Balgobin: You told me to do it without using tables!


  TEACHER: Balgobin, how do you spell "crocodile"?
  Balgobin: "K-R-O-K-O-D-A-I-L"
  TEACHER: No, that's wrong
  Balgobin: Maybe it's wrong, but you ask me how I spell it!

  TEACHER: Balgobin, go to the map and find North America.
  Balgobin: Here it is!
  TEACHER: Correct. Now, class, who discovered America?
  CLASS: Balgobin!


  TEACHER: Balgobin, name one important thing we have today that we didn't have ten years ago.
  Balgobin: Me!


  TEACHER: Balgobin, why do you always get so dirty?
  Balgobin: Well, I'm a lot closer to the ground than you are.

  TEACHER: Balgobin, give me a sentence starting with "I."
  Balgobin: I is...
  TEACHER: No, no, Balgobin. Always say, "I am."

  Balgobin: All right... "I am the ninth letter of the alphabet."

  TEACHER: "Can anybody give an example of COINCIDENCE?"
  Balgobin: "Sir, my mother and father got married on the same day, and at the same time."

  TEACHER: "George Washington not only chopped down his father's Cherry tree, but also admitted doing it. Now why do you think his father didn't punish him?"
  Balgobin: "Because George still had the ax in his hand."

  TEACHER: Now, Balgobin, tell me frankly do you say prayers before eating?
  Balgobin: No sir, I don't have to, my mom is a good cook.

  TEACHER: Balgobin, your composition on "My Dog" is exactly the same as your brother's. Did you copy his?
  Balgobin: No, teacher! It's the same dog!

  TEACHER: What do you call a person who keeps on talking when people are no longer interested?
  Class: A teacher.






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Wednesday, May 18, 2005

[roevermca1996] Eight Indians have won a major worldwide information


Eight Indians have won a major worldwide information technology contest organised by Computer Associates (CA), winning a total prize bag of $1 million.

Five young computer professionals from New Delhi, two from Kerala and one veteran from New York divided the CA Ingres Million Dollar Challenge that drew thousands of applications from around the world.

The contestants were asked to create migration tool kits from Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server and MySQL to CA's Ingres r3 open source platform.

"It was a very difficult challenge. I have spent my life in this and it's a challenge even to me," said Emma K McGrattan, vice president of development for CA, at the award ceremony on Wednesday.

"I am delighted to say that these people did a fabulous job."

The winning project, Shift2Ingres, was submitted by Harsh Azad, Rohit Gaddi, Achal Rastogi, Geetanjali Bahuguna and Ashutosh Upadhyay - all employees of Trilogy E-business software.

The team won $400,000.

EzyMigrate created by Danes John and Varghese Jacob of Kerala was given the second prize of $100,000, while New York-based Bipin Panda's DbConverter won $50,000.

"It is truly a dream come true," said Azad, standing before a giant world map that had the outline of India in blinking lights showing that all the winners were from this country. "This has proved once again that Indians are the best in IT, that we can hold our own against the best of the world and come out tops."

McGrattan said the winners reiterated the company's faith in young IT professionals in India. "This country has the world's best people in the field and people like our winners today prove that time and again.

"With the tools that they have created, organisations can easily and cost-effectively transition away from proprietary databases to take advantage of Ingres' highly scalable, feature-rich open source database platform."

New York-headquartered CA was started in 1976 and had revenues of $3.38 billion last year. It has 15,000 employees in 140 countries.



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