myLot / @loudcry / Comments

angelblue @angelblue (82) • Vietnam 27 Mar 10

If you have ever lived and worked in another country, let share your experiences with others^^

3 responses

loudcry wow, you have visited so many countries! That is really great. travelling to various countries is one of my dreams.

28 Mar 10

angelblue @angelblue (82) • Vietnam 28 Mar 10

Earth Hour Takes place Worldwide on March 27th from 8:30pm to 9:30pm Local Time, what are some of the things you did during this time? Let people know what you did^^

earth hour

earth hour 2010

7 responses

loudcry I agree!

28 Mar 10

loudcry @loudcry (1043) • India 24 Mar 10

BANGALORE: In an effort ostensibly aimed at encouraging the urban electorate to exercise their franchise, the managements of over 800 private schools have decided to dole out extra marks in project work to students whose parents...

3 responses •

1 person

loudcry I do not wish to say that people should not vote or that voting is not important. Its just the coersiveness of this move that is disturbing. Moreover, mere voting will not help much. Making our leaders accountable and voicing one opinion is important in a...

28 Mar 10

•

1 person

loudcry @loudcry (1043) • India 24 Mar 10

BANGALORE: In an effort ostensibly aimed at encouraging the urban electorate to exercise their franchise, the managements of over 800 private schools have decided to dole out extra marks in project work to students whose parents...

3 responses •

1 person

loudcry I ought to do little we can to better this country. Democracy does not have any inherent virtues. It has to be improved with the help of an involved citizenry.

28 Mar 10

•

1 person

loudcry @loudcry (1043) • India 26 Jan 10

When I was watchig spelling bee last year, a contestant was given a word to spell. The contestant asked the host "Its french right?", to which the host replied "It is of french origin its English now" I think we will all agree...

etymology

evolution of languages

language

3 responses •

2 people

loudcry You have given some new points here. Thanks.

11 Feb 10

loudcry @loudcry (1043) • India 26 Jan 10

When I was watchig spelling bee last year, a contestant was given a word to spell. The contestant asked the host "Its french right?", to which the host replied "It is of french origin its English now" I think we will all agree...

3 responses •

2 people

loudcry Probably because economics power vest with thte US ,and before the US it vested with the UK,english has come to used widely. Various british colonies also have played a role. And yes , it is one of the least phonetic languages.

7 Feb 10

loudcry @loudcry (1043) • India 26 Jan 10

When I was watchig spelling bee last year, a contestant was given a word to spell. The contestant asked the host "Its french right?", to which the host replied "It is of french origin its English now" I think we will all agree...

3 responses •

2 people

loudcry The US empire thats an interesting phrase. Thanks for the reply

30 Jan 10

•

1 person

cbiznetz @cbiznetz (88) • United States 19 Jan 10

I have tried a couple of on line 'get paid for writing' but they turned out to be a big mess of downloading stuff and creating user accounts to fill in questionaires etc. Does anyone have any reputable resources for where to...

8 responses •

1 person

loudcry Your welcome. I suggest you check it out because not all jobs posted there are very difficult.

27 Jan 10

GADHISUNU @GADHISUNU (2162) • India 30 Nov 09

The increasing threat from terror networks: Do you think you can wish them away or are they here to stay, like some of those incurable new diseases. In health we as a comity of nations work hard to eliminate say Small Pox say one...

2 responses •

1 person

loudcry We want all countries in the world to be secular and democratic, not only Kashmir. It goes without saying we expect Azad Kashmir to be free and fair for all. I worry ,however, that formation of Azad Kashmir will result in Ghodra/Gujarat style riots all over...

23 Jan 10

GADHISUNU @GADHISUNU (2162) • India 30 Nov 09

The increasing threat from terror networks: Do you think you can wish them away or are they here to stay, like some of those incurable new diseases. In health we as a comity of nations work hard to eliminate say Small Pox say one...

2 responses •

1 person

loudcry What do you think about the referendum? Both Pakistan and India have seemingly legimate claims to Kashmir. However, not once have the people from kashmir been consulted in the past 62 years. Nehru very cleverly avoided holding the plebicite. When I see the...

23 Jan 10

loudcry @loudcry (1043) • India 15 Jan 10

Came across the issue of academic doping the other day. Academic doping is the act of using 'cognitive enhancers'. Students usually take these drugs to stay alert and study harder during the run-up to exams and tests. Such drugs...

academic doping

cognitive enhancers

10 responses •

2 people

loudcry the problem is the next round gets easier because of good marks. People from certain good colleges will get jobs with ease.

23 Jan 10

•

1 person

loudcry @loudcry (1043) • India 20 Jan 10

Quite a few of us have been here for some time now. I have been around for four years .I was just looking at some of the first posts I posted and saw that my topics for discussions have gradually changed over the years. Thankfully...

change

mylot

3 responses •

2 people

loudcry The fact that many of us started with dollars in ours eyes but eventually found in mylot a hoobby, might have something to do with the change in our discussion topics . I for one , have simply grown. I am better in terms of my understanding of this world than...

23 Jan 10

•

1 person

loudcry @loudcry (1043) • India 18 Jan 10

"I do not support murder,but I support genocide." This is what one of my acquaintances said the other day. We were discussing about the current state of religious violence. He clearly was a religious chauvinist. But, for people...

religious intolerance

6 responses •

1 person

loudcry Squashig bugs will make us feel that we have cleaned our society. But the ideology that made such a bug possible may still remain persistant, possibly breeding more bugs. We should attack the root cause of extremism, promote respect of each others rights.

23 Jan 10

loudcry @loudcry (1043) • India 18 Jan 10

"I do not support murder,but I support genocide." This is what one of my acquaintances said the other day. We were discussing about the current state of religious violence. He clearly was a religious chauvinist. But, for people...

6 responses •

1 person

loudcry I see have become an ardent beleiver of the "Biological Robot" theory.

23 Jan 10

•

1 person

loudcry @loudcry (1043) • India 18 Jan 10

"I do not support murder,but I support genocide." This is what one of my acquaintances said the other day. We were discussing about the current state of religious violence. He clearly was a religious chauvinist. But, for people...

6 responses •

1 person

loudcry You are right. These wars could very well be about oil and religion just an excuse.

23 Jan 10

•

1 person

loudcry's Comments