”We can be hurt but not knocked down. The old Taj will stand again for the next 100 years, as it has for the past 100 years.” – Ratan Tata
More from Times Of India – [Here]
While everyone knows the fact, the only terrorist caught alive have been living on us, tax payers money demanding for papers/biriyani and all sorts of crap!
We still won’t kill him, we’ll try him for as long as OTHERS dictate. We have spent a whopping 31 Crore (that is 8.5 lakhs per day!) to keep him alive and will still continue to do so. What a shame man!
“We will retaliate against India”
“Some of us are saying that ‘terrorism’ is the weapon of the cowardly… I will say that you may call it barbaric or immoral or cruel, but never cowardly.” He added, “Courage is, by and large, exclusive to the Muslim nation.”
The above is part of the content of a mail sent by alleged Headley in his email communication it seems!
What more can I say? I have a lot of friends who Islam by religion and I haven’t seen a single one having the same thought process at least.
and thought terrorism stems from a cause, now what is the cause – seem to miss the whole point!
Headley, like 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, did not come from the poor, indoctrinated madrasas of Pakistan, instead hailed from a more educated westernised background. Headley was born in Washington to parents who worked as diplomats and officials at the Pakistani embassy. Not long after their wedding, Headley’s mother Serill left Pakistan because she could not reconcile to the life there and moved back to the US. Headley was brought back to the US by his mother in 1977 to live as an American.
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Okay, this one is fun at its best 
For those who do not know India, there are more languages spoken in India than the states themselves!
So the ‘Twinkle Twinkle Little Start’ in Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam & Punjabi styles Don’t forget to turn your volume up….
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The other day I was configuring Outlook 2007 for Gmail POP3 access and voila, the field where I can input the password and save it is grayed out. Typical annoyance, I know what I’m doing but there isn’t a way where I can enable it without the additional trouble;
I started with our expert for everything, Mr. Google. Then I came across a lot of pages describing a lot of solutions and finally worked out with something where one can enable the password to be saved if you want, of course in the registry. So here it is;
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Office\12.0\Outlook\Security]
"EnableRememberPwd"=dword:00000001
You set this key to 1 and then the password box was up and usable. Thought it’d help others. Now remember that this is one of the case where it is done like this and if you’re trying to do this on a AD managed network, then your Network Admin might have tweaked some settings for the Org. sake. Well, I did this on an AD managed laptop, and it worked for me. So there is no harm in giving it a try!
