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Monthly Archives: December 2009
A Better Year
This year has been a trying year for many of us. In the US and most of the West, unemployment is high and a gradual recovery is the best we can hope for. In the IT world, in India and … Continue reading
Posted in Random Stuff
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Investing, My Way
This year saw a sea change in the way I invest. Umm…let me take that back. This year I finally decided to put in place an investment methodology. Something that will hopefully form the basis for the way I invest … Continue reading
Posted in Finance
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Evernote for Android
I recently moved to an Android phone. I also use Evernote extensively and so I was thrilled when they launched Evernote for Android. Besides the fact that it makes it so much easier to access my notes when I am … Continue reading
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Indian Church in Fremont
Fremont has a very high percentage of immigrants among the city residents. Especially North Fremont, where I live has a sizable Indian crowd. Most, like us are immigrants. Because of which Indian food, groceries and Bollywood movies are all within … Continue reading
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Make Work Homework
A few years ago my son who is now in middle school got some vocabulary homework for English. It was a pretty long list of words. He was supposed to write the meaning of each word and then use it … Continue reading
Copenhagen – the Mother of all Negotiations
Who hasn’t been in a tough negotiation? If nothing else, negotiating with your kids can often be most difficult. But the negotiations at Copenhagen summit and next year on climate change are going to be the hairiest negotiations you can … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Sustainable Living
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Ideas from the New York Times
The NY Times Magazine’s latest issue is on “ideas”. The ideas are of mixed standards, probably because they were force fitted into an alphabetical list as much as possible (“hey, we don’t have any ideas for X Y Z. We … Continue reading
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More English and More Non-English
Chetan Bhagat has a recent post on his blog which is a transcript of a speech that he gave at the British Council in Delhi. He defines two groups in India. One, which he calls E1, is proficient in English … Continue reading
Posted in India
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Coevolution in Telemarketing
Coevolution in species (predator-prey, for example) is a commonly occurring phenomenon. The same thing, loosely, can apply to many other things like criminal behavior and how it coevolves with law enforcement techniques. An interesting place where you see coevolution at … Continue reading
The Numbers Behind the Numbers
This week’s big news was that the US economy lost the fewest jobs in a month since the beginning of the recession. There were reams and reams of news and opinion on the matter. Quotes from the White House, Republicans, … Continue reading