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Oct 03, 2010 06:48AM

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And 51 - OMG u r quite old!! :-P Reminds me of my own age and that am not a child anymore, smthng that i often forget!
lol! Aditya i read the comments here first and thought u calling Nalini( im not going to say aunty or the sorts bcoz i dont think 51 is old)old was actually kinda rude!
then saw the comment u posted in the word association game and actually laughed out loud! :)
Wish i could convince my mother to use the net , let alone join a social network! :)
@Nalini: What subjects do u teach in biology?
then saw the comment u posted in the word association game and actually laughed out loud! :)
Wish i could convince my mother to use the net , let alone join a social network! :)
@Nalini: What subjects do u teach in biology?


As for bringing my dad on board, i think it's mom's job, amma listening?? ;-)

Sujaritha
23, Bangalore
Job: That's right. You guessed it from the city.


Mohit
27, B'lore
Business Analyst (okay okay ... basically IT only :P)

"Business Analyst" is quite a title. That reminded me of mine which i wrote down as "VLSI Engineer". There was this time when a colleague of mine used to introduce himself as Hardware Engineer (to emphasize the point that we aren't into software) until one of his relatives asked "Beta, do u own a 'hardware store' where u sell commodes and sinks"?
From then we are using "VLSI Engineer" as the standard, a 'non-understandable' designation is better than misunderstood one!
Abhishek
22, Bangalore
My linkedin profile tells me that I'm a 'Financial Derivatives Analyst', though I'm not entirely sure what that means. Long story short, a clueless college-grad who is still struggling to come to terms with the ways of the big, bad world.
22, Bangalore
My linkedin profile tells me that I'm a 'Financial Derivatives Analyst', though I'm not entirely sure what that means. Long story short, a clueless college-grad who is still struggling to come to terms with the ways of the big, bad world.

Yeah.. another one of those analysts - System Analyst.. ;)
@Aditya : I was shocked to see your response to Nalini .. till I read Hazel's comment :)
@Abhishek : 'Financial Derivatives Analyst'-Now that's something new to me.. :)

I am italian, I live in Italy and I'm 39 years old; I'm mother and housewife (not disperated!). My english is not very good because it's a long time I don't write it so if you will find a lot of mistakes please tell me so I can improve.
I would like to make you a lot of questions about India in order to know it better and to know if I imagine India in a right way. It's 6 years that I practise hatha-yoga and in these last two years I like reading about hinduism because I feel attracted by these religion. I am fascinated by India and I imagine that there everything is much more spiritual that every where else. Perhaps I only idealize India and its life and I have never read any book about life in India. I have many other questions for you but I don't want to be too boring the firts time I write in this group :D If you agree I can open a new discussion where we can make each other all the questions we want; so, if you have questions about Italy or italians I will be glade to answer you.

You are free to start discussions and ask questions that are harmless and might enlighten you. Hinduism is but one religion in India. Though its in the majority, India is truly defined by its mix of religions, cultures, languages, races etc. In this small group of 460, we have people from different religions, regions, and languages.
And all the question and answer sessions and books about India will just give you so much information that at the end of the day you got to experience it to know it. Nonetheless do go ahead and ask whatever it is that you want to, we are humbled to have you here :-)
Coming to Italy, my connection with Italy is through my FIAT Palio that i bought an year ago. Its one amazing car that has got a soul, there are so many fans for this car, we have a yahoo group for palio users in India and we simply worship Palio and FIAT. No other Indian, Asian or American car manufacturer comes closer to making such beasts! And the second connection is through my reading of Godfather and its sequels. I understand almost all Godfather books are set in America but i remember one of them is set in Italy where the son of the original Don gets to spend a few days. That's about it.
Aditya u forgot the pizza's u live on! lol!


I'm italian but I have never had a Fiat and I suppose I will never buy one! I love pizza but also all the spices you use in the indian cookery.
Dely wrote: "Thank you for the welcome. As soon as it will possibile for me I will open a new discussion and Welcome, Dely. Will surely be happy to try and answer all your questions.



@Akanksha, Welcome here, so i suppose u r the second youngest member here (not exactly sure), no prizes for guessing the first, but u might put to test ur sleuthing skills. And am sure u r on ur way to become an Analyst :-) You have many seniors here, watch out!
ps: this group would love to see u start a thread on poems, i remember there is an old thread already on that topic, plz feel free to go ahead and revive that if u can!


@Analysts et al, Am sure all/some of u are out there analyzing this thread and ready to pounce on me in some dark spooky street on the Goodreads and analyze me to death ;-) Ok no more 'professional' digs, doesn't sound fair!

@Akanksha : Some of these analysts are engineers only.It's just the title ;)
(eg:- mine- System Analyst)



MBA at IIMS is not at all 'lofty' by any standards, esp for someone who tops the class :-) . IIMs is not a big deal, let me boast a bit, when i took the CAT, i got calls from 5 IIMs and i haven't joined any. trust me it isn't a lofty pants regd TM!
I dont know about IIMs and IITs, but one thing I do know is that once you start, you never stop learning (or in some cases, being forced to do so). I had great hopes of leading a carefree life as an adult, but my bubble burst a long time ago. In my field, we are forced to renew our knowledge continuously, do research and publish as far as possible ( only good thing in this is that I love research, publications and learning new things so that it doesnot tax me too much unless my fiction reading is compromised). Sorry for rambling on and on and good luck

@Smitha You're a publisher???
Akanksha wrote: "@Aditya Man, getting calls from 5 IIMs is so impressive!!!!
I meant I had to have my medical articles published in journals to survive in a university where I have to teach UGs and PGs.
I meant I had to have my medical articles published in journals to survive in a university where I have to teach UGs and PGs.

am not a professor yet, an associate professor in Dermatology & Venereology. Most of my articles are case reports and studies in a few dermatology journals, sorry no topics related to genetic engineering
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