^ the Indian editions of some very familiar books, on sale at Tech Days 2010 in Hyderabad. You might also like: Into the Belly of the Beast
^ the Indian editions of some very familiar books, on sale at Tech Days 2010 in Hyderabad.
^ Hyderabad, India The geeks shall inherit? Yay! You might also like: The American Caste System
^ Hyderabad, India
The geeks shall inherit? Yay!
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Today was Worldwide Woodstock Day, a celebration of the international boarding school in India that I and many other devoted alumni attended. Alumni groups gathered in all corners of the globe, which for me meant a Nepali/Indian restaurant in Arvada, CO. Saw one old friend I hadn’t seen since I graduated, another I have seen Read More…
Today was Worldwide Woodstock Day, a celebration of the international boarding school in India that I and many other devoted alumni attended. Alumni groups gathered in all corners of the globe, which for me meant a Nepali/Indian restaurant in Arvada, CO. Saw one old friend I hadn’t seen since I graduated, another I have seen several times because she happens to be friends with a Sun colleague, several I knew via email, and many I’d never met in any way before. And, as always, we all found much in common and plenty to talk about.
One of our assignments was to record ourselves sing the school song (preferably in the key of F – not sure we hit that) as part of a forthcoming video montage. What you hear above is mostly me, since I was the only holding the camera.
Whoops, messed up the lyrics – wasn’t that supposed to be “close of day”?
