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| Dear Lalitha, Quote:
Change is not just a basic need; it is a basic threat for us. Even while describing survival of the fittest, Darwin talks about the powers of adaptability. The ability to learn new skills is at the core of survival. Quote:
That is true. I still feel that accounting like engineering or mathematics should be learnt pretty early in life. I had my first accounting class when I was hardly 16, in my pre-university course. The basic lessons are now ingrained in my system. Recently a friend from the US wanted me to tell the basic rules of debit and credit for his 11 year old son. When I sent the mail, he was very happy. He told me that the rules looked quite simple when narrated by me. I told him that the entire credit should go to my PUC commerce teacher who drilled those rules deep into my mind. Thanks once again, Lalitha, for accepting the invitation to sit with me. love, |
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| Dear veda Vyasan, Thanks for agreeing with me. Computer Programmers are very good at logic. But the problem with them is they never appreciate the human element. When you provide complex instructions then there is a great likelihood for failure. Now thanks to the modern software and the experience gained both by the accountants and the computer programmers, communication is happening in a much easier fashion. I always tell my accountant friends to discuss the various "screens" in detail with the ERP people and not bother about what's happening in the back-end. At times I feel that it is better to go for standard packages. Packages like SAP etc do not allow to customize the software beyond a particular limit. In a way it is better to have an unchangable core an then build a system over it. By the way I am now made to guess that the arguments you had with one new computer programmer got you a very good wife. Is my guess right? Well, why don't you two talk of some malarum nininaivukal? regards, |
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| Dear, dear Indhu, I was just hoping upon hope that you will reply to this thread. In fact I did not want to start the next thread till I get a reply from you. When I extend the invitation to you, I will have to be very careful. Because when you sit by my side, I will pale into insignificance with such a beauty by my side. And no one (the accountants included) will look at me or listen to me. Out of modesty you have given a good simile. Poo and Naar. I accept my position as the poo. But you are not just the naar that holds the flowers together. You are the root of the plant which gives the very fragrance to the flowers. Of course you know very well that if the flower does not get the nourishment from the roots, it will wilt and fall away. Flowers plucked from the plant might have the fragrance for some time, at the most a few hours. But after that the flowers will have no life. Quote:
Thanks for the nice fb, Indhu. love, Last edited by varalotti; 17th April 2008 at 10:40 AM. |
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| Most Gracious ILites, If I go at this rate, what will be by next topic. To be frank I have already decided on the next topic and hopefully will post it today, late in the evening. Now it is contest time in IL. This is a small unofficial contest conducted by Varalotti. The first prize is a Class E 220 Benz, a furnished accommodation in Velachery, a round trip ticket to Interlaken, Swiss.... none of the above. It will be just a "Well done, my dear friend" from this poor, mofussil accountant. You don't have much time to give your entries. So hurry! Don't miss the golden opportunity! love, Last edited by varalotti; 19th March 2008 at 03:47 AM. |
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| "Will you be my GF?" That is my next poser to you. Before rushing to lodge a complaint against me, do spend a few minutes reading the post. love, sridhar |
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The organisers certainly had chosen the right man. What with all the drudgery and technical talks, you would have really pepped up their spirits with your talk. Regards, Malathi
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| Thanks a lot, Malathi. To receive such nice words from you and that too on your happy birthday! I am really blessed. In fact after the meeting one of the Council Members of our Institute realised the "seriousness" of my humour and invited me as a co-opted member of a very serious technical committee. Of course I had to decline that invitation with sweet words! thanks again, Malathi. regards, |
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| Most Gracious ILites, Now that you have agreed to be my GFs, the question now is what next. You know Varalotti cannot be idle for long. So I have come with another embarrassing question this time, Will You Come With Me? I think now you know better than to jump to conclusions reading the title of the thread. Read it carefully and then tell me what you think. Have a great week-end. Love, |
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| Hello ! I liked this statement - "The substance you have in you will not be threatened by technology if you are willing to change your form to suit the needs of the day." I shall try to follow it in my life. Swati |