Name	mitchelle khanna
Date	2007-02-27
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Message	hi i am student of IIPM delhi.i need a help from you regarding the topic "pyramid has a false bottom"for the motion(the topic). i have a group presentation coming up. kindly help me.as im not able to get the clear picture about it. thanks

Name	kuldeep singh
Date	2007-02-27
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Message	i am student of IIPM pune.i need a help from you regarding the topic "pyramid has a false bottom" against the topic. i have a group presentation coming up. kindly help me.as im not able to get the clear picture about it. thanks

Name	Ronak Raval
Date	2006-11-01
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Message	I'm a student from IIPM, Ahmedabad, and came to read your article about the BOP, and I've a group project on hand, in which the topic goes like "Pyramid has the false bottom" and we've to speak against it. Though I've acquired much of information needed, but it all goes in opposite way, strengthening the argument that pyramid has a false bottom. What I'm seeking from you is HELP of any sort, that can direct my work in a logical manner. The BOP, as some critics said, can be a mine of gold for MNCs as well as a new pool of unrecognized potential talent for the production side of Indian Economy. I've thought of some solutions (for which implications may hang on due to government inefficiency as well unwillingness of the people) for ensuring govt effectiveness & private sector's improved role. I feel the blame on MNCs and Globalization holds no ground as the development of India has ofcourse been accelerated after the 1991 liberalization. Rurals have also benefitted from the same in terms of improved lifestyle. They are better-off then what they would be in case of absense of globalization. The picture is yet not much clear in my mind regarding how I should carry on my project. It would really help if you can throw some light and interact with us. My e-mail id is : rokzroom@yahoo.com , rokzroom@gmail.com website : www.rokzroom.tk forum link for my project : http://rokzroom.er1.be/forum/viewforum.php?f=7 Ronak R. Ahmedabad,India.

Name	Jim Baxter
Date	2006-07-10
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Message	Consider: The missing element in every human 'solution' is an accurate definition of the creature. The way we define 'human' determines our view of self, others, relationships, institutions, life, and future. Important? Only the Creator who made us in His own image is qualified to define us accurately. Human is earth's Choicemaker. Psalm 25:12 He is by nature and nature's God a creature of Choice - and of Criteria. Psalm 119:30,173 His unique and definitive characteristic is, and of Right ought to be, the natural foundation of his environments, institutions, and re- spectful relations to his fellow-man. Thus, he is orien- ted to a Freedom whose roots are in the Order of the universe. The arts and the sciences of man, as with his habits, customs, and traditions, are the creative harvest of his perceptive and selective powers. Creativity, the creative process, is a choice-making process. His articles, constructs, and commodities, however marvelous to behold, deserve neither awe nor idol- atry, for man, not his contrivance, is earth's own highest expression of the creative process. - from The HUMAN PARADIGM

Name	pskanagaraj
Date	2006-06-03
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Message	Iam kanagaraj in chennai