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Dear Dr Arvind jee
Thsi is the same story that I had sent to Dr Upadhyay jee, he may have a copy.
Vishwa Mohan Tiwari
________________________________> To: indiansciencefiction@...>
From: dr_arvind3@...> Date: Thu, 8 Nov 2007 13:59:04 +0000> Subject:
Re: RE: [indiansciencefiction] Re: Story by Tiwari jee>> Thanks VMT sir,waiting
your story eagerly. both parts.> On Thu, 08 Nov 2007 Vishwa Mohan Tiwari wrote
:>>>>Dr Arvind Mishra jee>>Please bear with me. I hope to post it soon.>>Vishwa
Mohan Tiwari>>________________________________> To:
indiansciencefiction@...> From: arvind_drmishra@...> Date:
Thu, 8 Nov 2007 09:23:37 +0000> Subject: [indiansciencefiction] Re: Story by
Tiwari jee>> thanks but where is the story?--- In>
indiansciencefiction@..., CHANDRA MOHAN NAUTIYAL> wrote:>>>> Those
who have access to it, may like to read Tiwari jee's> interesting story 'Meethee
awaz ka jadu' on page- 7 of Science Times:> News and Views published by Sh.
Irfan Human, 67, Anta, Railway field,> Shahjahanpur- 242001, UP. First part is
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Thanks VMT sir,waiting your story eagerly. both parts.
On Thu, 08 Nov 2007 Vishwa Mohan Tiwari wrote :
>
>Dr Arvind Mishra jee
>Please bear with me. I hope to post it soon.
>Vishwa Mohan Tiwari
>________________________________> To: indiansciencefiction@...> From: arvind_drmishra@...> Date: Thu, 8 Nov 2007 09:23:37 +0000> Subject: [indiansciencefiction] Re: Story by Tiwari jee>> thanks but where is the story?--- In> indiansciencefiction@..., CHANDRA MOHAN NAUTIYAL> wrote:>>>> Those who have access to it, may like to read Tiwari jee's> interesting story 'Meethee awaz ka jadu' on page- 7 of Science Times:> News and Views published by Sh. Irfan Human, 67, Anta, Railway field,> Shahjahanpur- 242001, UP. First part is already published in the Sep-> Oct issue.>>>> CM Nautiyal>>>>>> --------------------------------->> Save all your chat conversations. Find them online.>>>
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Please bear with me. I hope to post it soon.
Vishwa Mohan Tiwari
________________________________> To: indiansciencefiction@...>
From: arvind_drmishra@...> Date: Thu, 8 Nov 2007 09:23:37 +0000>
Subject: [indiansciencefiction] Re: Story by Tiwari jee>> thanks but where is
the story?--- In> indiansciencefiction@..., CHANDRA MOHAN
NAUTIYAL> wrote:>>>> Those who have access to it, may like to read Tiwari jee's>
interesting story 'Meethee awaz ka jadu' on page- 7 of Science Times:> News and
Views published by Sh. Irfan Human, 67, Anta, Railway field,> Shahjahanpur-
242001, UP. First part is already published in the Sep-> Oct issue.>>>> CM
Nautiyal>>>>>> --------------------------------->> Save all your chat
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Thank you Dr Nautiyal jee for recommeding the story. I was not aware about its
publication, thanks to Shri Irfan Human for publishing it. I had forgotten that
I had given him the story.
It was in my computer, but now it seems to hav been deleted, inadvertantly. I
will enter it back into my computer and then post it for those who would like to
read it.
Vishwa Mohan Tiwari
________________________________> To: indiansciencefiction@...>
From: cmnautiyal@...> Date: Thu, 8 Nov 2007 10:05:58 +0000> Subject: Re:
[indiansciencefiction] Re: Story by Tiwari jee>> May be Tiwari jee can put it on
the forum; I have a hard copy of the issue.> CMN> HAPPY DEEWALI TO ALL THE
FORUM- FRIENDS!> Chandra Mohan Nautiyal> arvind mishra wrote:> thanks but where
is the story?--- In> indiansciencefiction@..., CHANDRA MOHAN
NAUTIYAL> wrote:>>>> Those who have access to it, may like to read Tiwari jee's>
interesting story 'Meethee awaz ka jadu' on page- 7 of Science Times:> News and
Views published by Sh. Irfan Human, 67, Anta, Railway field,> Shahjahanpur-
242001, UP. First part is already published in the Sep-> Oct issue.>>>> CM
Nautiyal>>>>>> --------------------------------->> Save all your chat
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May be Tiwari jee can put it on the forum; I have a hard copy of the issue.
CMN
HAPPY DEEWALI TO ALL THE FORUM- FRIENDS!
Chandra Mohan Nautiyal
arvind mishra <arvind_drmishra@...> wrote:
thanks but where is the story?--- In indiansciencefiction@yahoogroups.co.in, CHANDRA MOHAN NAUTIYAL <cmnautiyal@...> wrote: > > Those who have access to it,
may like to read Tiwari jee's interesting story 'Meethee awaz ka jadu' on page- 7 of Science Times: News and Views published by Sh. Irfan Human, 67, Anta, Railway field, Shahjahanpur- 242001, UP. First part is already published in the Sep- Oct issue. > > CM Nautiyal > > > --------------------------------- > Save all your chat conversations. Find them online. >
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thanks but where is the story?--- In
indiansciencefiction@..., CHANDRA MOHAN NAUTIYAL
<cmnautiyal@...> wrote:
>
> Those who have access to it, may like to read Tiwari jee's
interesting story 'Meethee awaz ka jadu' on page- 7 of Science Times:
News and Views published by Sh. Irfan Human, 67, Anta, Railway field,
Shahjahanpur- 242001, UP. First part is already published in the Sep-
Oct issue.
>
> CM Nautiyal
>
>
> ---------------------------------
> Save all your chat conversations. Find them online.
>
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theme on technology communication.This may kindle your imagination to
come out with a fascinating sf model on tech communication. If so
please do participate in the event and represent the forum.
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Wound not you dear members express yourself on the announcement pl?
regard,
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--- In indiansciencefiction@..., Manoj Patairiya
<manojpatairiya@...> wrote:
>
> National Council for Science and Technology
> Communication (NCSTC/DST)
> Indian Science Communication Society (ISCOS)
> Indian Science Writers' Association (ISWA)
> Announce
>
> 7th National Science Communication Congress
> (NSCC-2007)
> Technology Communication and Development
> December 05-09, 2007
> Conference Hall, Indian National Science Academy
> (INSA), Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg, New Delhi-110002,
> India
>
> Communication of fire churning technology would have
> been an early example of technology communication for
> the human civilisation. Technology is the practical
> and applicable part of science. It therefore derives
> that science has cognitive dimensions and technology
> having applied dimensions. It provides a way to the
> human mind to put onto shape the abstract and complex
> reasoning and concept into existence. While analysing
> civilisations and societies and their advancement,
> there emerge certain qualities or traits that a
> society can be said to have acquired over the period
> of its existence. These qualities certainly can be
> said to having role in the continuous shaping and
> development. In fact there is a whole range of these
> attributes which help apparent and obvious character
> and performance of this human collective. These can be
> cited as the general spirit of adventure, enterprising
> nature, inquisitiveness, rationality, reasoning,
> innovativeness, and skill temperament, etc.
> Technological temper is yet another aspect of these
> societal attributes. It imparts to the society
> qualities associated with the conduct and appreciation
> of technology and related areas and their amalgamation
> into the social behaviour. Technology communication is
> conceptually anticipated as the activity that is sure
> to enhance this trait in the society. It is also
> associated with technology orientation, technology
> generation and propagation and with the basic quality
> of converting concepts into technology. This also
> means the characteristic of identifying necessity and
> the ability to experiment, refinement and fine tuning
> the process, product and service. A notable feature of
> technology and technology communication is that it is
> indeed a great leveller gaps created on the fronts of
> literacy. This also means that technological concepts
> and traits can be communicated irrespective to
> literacy and education of the target recipient. This
> is for the fact that technology is the science that is
> associated with the practical dimensions.
> Technological temper can make a huge difference in
> today's world, where scientific knowledge is aplenty.
> One, who translates scientific concepts into
> technological applications, is able to create huge
> difference in social echelons. This leads to
> innovativeness in the society. It is one of the
> essential ingredients for prosperity of nations.
> Besides the obvious impact such as skill enhancement
> and developing an eye and habit for application to
> achieve excellence in each and every walk of life, the
> first thing likely to emerge is technological temper
> in the society. Technological temper leads to creating
> a technological friendliness amongst the population.
> The cause and effect vis-à-vis technological temper
> and technology communication shall be one such area
> needing probing this forum. It will be interesting to
> share and discuss the efforts and developments towards
> technology communication and technological temper in
> the history of mankind. These and several other issues
> are intended to be debated at the various sessions. It
> has also been thought necessary that various sub
> genres under the creative forms be discussed
> threadbare vis-à-vis technology communication. There
> may also be some not yet identified trends in these
> issues and it may also be given space during the
> course of discussion. There are several linkages,
> interrelations and concerns related to these. A
> session is also devised to chalk out the steps to be
> followed so that the genre finds the appropriate
> trigger to shape out the future course towards
> achieving the aims of technology communication. The
> NSCC-2007 shall be delving deep into the act and
> various aspects shall be dealt at and explored on the
> focal theme. It offers a forum for formal and informal
> interaction between researchers and practitioners of
> science, technology and communication as well as
> between young and experienced S&T communicators.
>
> Objectives :
> i) To encourage discussion and interaction on issues
> and aspects concerning S&T communication.
> ii) To bring science communicators, scientists,
> technologists, journalists, academicians and other
> interested people together for common cause of
> development of S&T communication.
> iii) To offer budding S&T communicators a wider
> exposure and enable them to express their views/ ideas
> iv) To address various issues vital to promotion of
> science and technology communication.
> v) To explore and share newer tools, ways, means for
> better target specific S&T communication.
> vi) To provide a forum for young and experienced
> researchers and practitioners of S&T communication to
> discuss their views/ findings in order to accelerate
> the pace of science and technology communication.
> Technical Sessions/ Sub Themes : There will be 5
> technical sessions on the following sub themes:
>
> i) Understanding Technology Communication: This
> session introduces, defines, explores various
> concepts; determines various facets, aspects; genres
> and sub-genres of technology communication.
> ii) Best Practices in Technology Communication: This
> session discovers role of technology institutions,
> scientists, technologists, media units, exhibitions,
> press releases with case studies and success stories.
> iii) Technological Temper and Development: This
> session defines and examines role of technological
> temper in day-to-day life and socio-economic
> development.
> iv) Reporting Technological Developments in Mass
> Media: This session deals with issues of
> reporting and enhancing coverage of indigenous
> developments, enhanced media interaction, effective
> methodologies and media practices and defining role of
> mass media in technology communication.
> v) Developing Spirit of Innovativeness: This session
> explores the ways and means of developing
> spirit of innovativeness through technology
> communication.
>
> NSCC Format : The technical sessions will have
> presentation of contributory research papers, review
> papers, survey analyses, case studies, and invited
> talks. Discussions in split groups would offer close
> exchange of thoughts and ideas. Deliberations will be
> in English and Hindi. A sub theme cannot be the title
> of your paper/ presentation; select a narrower topic
> under a sub theme. Papers may be prepared in standard
> research paper format, i.e. title of the paper,
> name(s) and address of author(s), abstract, key words,
> introduction, objectives, methodology, observations,
> discussion/ analysis, inferences/ conclusions/
> recommendations, and references, along with
> illustrations/ graphics/ photos including captions. In
> addition to technical sessions and split groups, there
> would be two workshops and a roundtable. One workshop
> would be devoted to young researchers/ students for
> encouraging interaction between them and S&T
> communication experts; whereas the other would
> highlight the global perspectives in S&T
> Communication. The roundtable would be for open ended
> discussion on technology communication.
>
> Who can participate : The NSCC is of interest to
> researchers and practitioners of S&T communication,
> i.e. scientists, technologists, writers, journalists,
> editors, researchers and faculty members of
> journalism, public relations and information officers
> of scientific organizations, representatives of media
> organizations, newspapers, magazines, science cells
> of radio/ TV channels, etc., and science activists
> from voluntary organizations.
>
> Travel Fellowship : There is some provision of travel
> support for selected/ invited delegates from India.
> International delegates will make their own travel
> arrangements; the organizers could offer free stay and
> meals. Best paper/ presentation awards would be given
> in junior and senior categories based on independent
> evaluation.
>
> Registration/ Submission of Paper/ Abstract : Deadline
> November 26, 2007. No registration fee. Only selected
> applicants would be invited for presentation.
>
> Exhibition of Popular S&T Publications and Software
> Materials : An Exhibition of Popular Science
> Publications and Software Materials is also being
> organized at the venue; please bring/ send your
> publications, articles, books, magazines and software
> materials for display.
>
> Weather : Temperature in Delhi these days is 10-20
> Degree Celsius. Sufficient woolens are recommended.
>
> Addresses for Communication :
>
> Mr. L.D. Kala
> Secretariat, NSCC-2007
> P.O. Box No. 4627, Hauz Khas, New Delhi-110016, India
> Phone: +91-11-26863811; +91- 9313899865 (Mobile);
> Email : ldkala@...
>
> Dr. Manoj Patairiya
> Convener, NSCC-2007
> National Council for Science & Technology
> Communication, Dept. of Science & Technology
> Technology Bhavan, New Mehrauli Road, New Delhi –
> 110016 (India)
> Phone : +91-11-26537976, 26590238 ; Fax : 26866675
> Email : mkp@...; manojpatairiya@...; Website
> : www.vichar.nic.in; www.dst.gov.in
>
>
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National Council for Science and Technology
Communication (NCSTC/DST)
Indian Science Communication Society (ISCOS)
Indian Science Writers’ Association (ISWA)
Announce
7th National Science Communication Congress
(NSCC-2007)
Technology Communication and Development
December 05-09, 2007
Conference Hall, Indian National Science Academy
(INSA), Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg, New Delhi-110002,
India
Communication of fire churning technology would have
been an early example of technology communication for
the human civilisation. Technology is the practical
and applicable part of science. It therefore derives
that science has cognitive dimensions and technology
having applied dimensions. It provides a way to the
human mind to put onto shape the abstract and complex
reasoning and concept into existence. While analysing
civilisations and societies and their advancement,
there emerge certain qualities or traits that a
society can be said to have acquired over the period
of its existence. These qualities certainly can be
said to having role in the continuous shaping and
development. In fact there is a whole range of these
attributes which help apparent and obvious character
and performance of this human collective. These can be
cited as the general spirit of adventure, enterprising
nature, inquisitiveness, rationality, reasoning,
innovativeness, and skill temperament, etc.
Technological temper is yet another aspect of these
societal attributes. It imparts to the society
qualities associated with the conduct and appreciation
of technology and related areas and their amalgamation
into the social behaviour. Technology communication is
conceptually anticipated as the activity that is sure
to enhance this trait in the society. It is also
associated with technology orientation, technology
generation and propagation and with the basic quality
of converting concepts into technology. This also
means the characteristic of identifying necessity and
the ability to experiment, refinement and fine tuning
the process, product and service. A notable feature of
technology and technology communication is that it is
indeed a great leveller gaps created on the fronts of
literacy. This also means that technological concepts
and traits can be communicated irrespective to
literacy and education of the target recipient. This
is for the fact that technology is the science that is
associated with the practical dimensions.
Technological temper can make a huge difference in
today’s world, where scientific knowledge is aplenty.
One, who translates scientific concepts into
technological applications, is able to create huge
difference in social echelons. This leads to
innovativeness in the society. It is one of the
essential ingredients for prosperity of nations.
Besides the obvious impact such as skill enhancement
and developing an eye and habit for application to
achieve excellence in each and every walk of life, the
first thing likely to emerge is technological temper
in the society. Technological temper leads to creating
a technological friendliness amongst the population.
The cause and effect vis-à-vis technological temper
and technology communication shall be one such area
needing probing this forum. It will be interesting to
share and discuss the efforts and developments towards
technology communication and technological temper in
the history of mankind. These and several other issues
are intended to be debated at the various sessions. It
has also been thought necessary that various sub
genres under the creative forms be discussed
threadbare vis-à-vis technology communication. There
may also be some not yet identified trends in these
issues and it may also be given space during the
course of discussion. There are several linkages,
interrelations and concerns related to these. A
session is also devised to chalk out the steps to be
followed so that the genre finds the appropriate
trigger to shape out the future course towards
achieving the aims of technology communication. The
NSCC-2007 shall be delving deep into the act and
various aspects shall be dealt at and explored on the
focal theme. It offers a forum for formal and informal
interaction between researchers and practitioners of
science, technology and communication as well as
between young and experienced S&T communicators.
Objectives :
i) To encourage discussion and interaction on issues
and aspects concerning S&T communication.
ii) To bring science communicators, scientists,
technologists, journalists, academicians and other
interested people together for common cause of
development of S&T communication.
iii) To offer budding S&T communicators a wider
exposure and enable them to express their views/ ideas
iv) To address various issues vital to promotion of
science and technology communication.
v) To explore and share newer tools, ways, means for
better target specific S&T communication.
vi) To provide a forum for young and experienced
researchers and practitioners of S&T communication to
discuss their views/ findings in order to accelerate
the pace of science and technology communication.
Technical Sessions/ Sub Themes : There will be 5
technical sessions on the following sub themes:
i) Understanding Technology Communication: This
session introduces, defines, explores various
concepts; determines various facets, aspects; genres
and sub-genres of technology communication.
ii) Best Practices in Technology Communication: This
session discovers role of technology institutions,
scientists, technologists, media units, exhibitions,
press releases with case studies and success stories.
iii) Technological Temper and Development: This
session defines and examines role of technological
temper in day-to-day life and socio-economic
development.
iv) Reporting Technological Developments in Mass
Media: This session deals with issues of
reporting and enhancing coverage of indigenous
developments, enhanced media interaction, effective
methodologies and media practices and defining role of
mass media in technology communication.
v) Developing Spirit of Innovativeness: This session
explores the ways and means of developing
spirit of innovativeness through technology
communication.
NSCC Format : The technical sessions will have
presentation of contributory research papers, review
papers, survey analyses, case studies, and invited
talks. Discussions in split groups would offer close
exchange of thoughts and ideas. Deliberations will be
in English and Hindi. A sub theme cannot be the title
of your paper/ presentation; select a narrower topic
under a sub theme. Papers may be prepared in standard
research paper format, i.e. title of the paper,
name(s) and address of author(s), abstract, key words,
introduction, objectives, methodology, observations,
discussion/ analysis, inferences/ conclusions/
recommendations, and references, along with
illustrations/ graphics/ photos including captions. In
addition to technical sessions and split groups, there
would be two workshops and a roundtable. One workshop
would be devoted to young researchers/ students for
encouraging interaction between them and S&T
communication experts; whereas the other would
highlight the global perspectives in S&T
Communication. The roundtable would be for open ended
discussion on technology communication.
Who can participate : The NSCC is of interest to
researchers and practitioners of S&T communication,
i.e. scientists, technologists, writers, journalists,
editors, researchers and faculty members of
journalism, public relations and information officers
of scientific organizations, representatives of media
organizations, newspapers, magazines, science cells
of radio/ TV channels, etc., and science activists
from voluntary organizations.
Travel Fellowship : There is some provision of travel
support for selected/ invited delegates from India.
International delegates will make their own travel
arrangements; the organizers could offer free stay and
meals. Best paper/ presentation awards would be given
in junior and senior categories based on independent
evaluation.
Registration/ Submission of Paper/ Abstract : Deadline
November 26, 2007. No registration fee. Only selected
applicants would be invited for presentation.
Exhibition of Popular S&T Publications and Software
Materials : An Exhibition of Popular Science
Publications and Software Materials is also being
organized at the venue; please bring/ send your
publications, articles, books, magazines and software
materials for display.
Weather : Temperature in Delhi these days is 10-20
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Thanks Swapnil to help me come out of the dilemma.
best,
arvind
On Mon, 05 Nov 2007 swapnil BHARTIYA wrote :
>There shouldn't be any reference of Naked Law, if Adam Law is going to
>launch it, otherwise he will not be able to have the same name property
>online. Thus any reference to Mills and Reeve is irrelevant in this context.
>
>There are many online properties emerging online. I am already heading the
>technology news portal EFYTimes.com and at times we need to have the content
>ready before hand. So, Law's efforts are commendable.
>
>Mr Law you must have some domain name registered for the online property,
>what is the URL so that we can have an idea of the progress.
>
>Also there shouldn't be any 'fear' per say. What harm would this cause, its
>beyond my understanding besides time wastage.
>
>However, Mr Law, just out of curiosity, we would like to learn more about
>your visit to India? That would help us arrange interaction accordingly.
>Also who else are you meeting while you will be in India?
>
>And, just what is the Naked Law all about, what is your revenue generation
>model? I mean how are you going to sustain ;-)
>
>Swapnil
>
>On 11/5/07, Bimal Srivastava <bksrivastava2000@...> wrote:
> >
> > Dear Friends,
> > I have tried to dig deep into internet to learn more about the "Naked
> > Law". As per the net the "Naked Law" in a blog of "Mills & Reeve", which is
> > supposed to be amongst the UK's largest full service law firms with offices
> > in Birmingham, Cambridge, London and Norwich.
> > This firm has more than 59,000 search entries on Google and appears to be
> > genuine organization as evident from the news reports on the net, though the
> > interview part appears to be more of a publicity oriented work, as already
> > advised by Mr. Gene van Troyer & Mr. C.M. Nautiyal. Thus there may not
> > be any harm in giving the interviews.
> > For the information of the members, I am quoting the website details from
> > the web site of the the firm "Mills & Reeve".
> > "
> > <http://www.mills-reeve.com/>
> > http://www.mills-reeve.com
> >
> > Address54 Hagley Road
> > Birmingham
> > B16 8PE
> >
> > InformationMills & Reeve is amongst the UK's largest full service law
> > firms with offices in Birmingham, Cambridge, London and Norwich. The firm
> > provides a full range of commercial legal services and focuses on providing
> > quality, pragmatic, commercial advice to businesses, institutions and
> > individuals in the UK and internationally.
> >
> > The firm has a national reputation for its advice to clients across a
> > range of sectors including: property, private client, higher and further
> > education, healthcare, insurance and technology.
> >
> > Mills & Reeve was recognised as one of the top three firms in the UK in
> > The Lawyer's annual awards. The firm has more recently been listed in The
> > Sunday Times Top 100 Best Companies to work for and has also been recognised
> > as one of the country's top employers by the Corporate Research Foundation.
> > "
> > *Arvind Mishra <dr_arvind3@...>* wrote:
> >
> > thanks CMN FOR VALUABLE GUIDANCE ,i find now in more comfortable state to
> > cope up with the situation.I shall let you all know the outcome.
> > regards,
> > arvind
> >
> >
> > On Mon, 05 Nov 2007 CHANDRA MOHAN NAUTIYAL wrote :
> > >1. There is nothing surprising or suspicious in someone interested in
> > sci- fi trying to interview a leading scie- fi writer. No doubt that the
> > name of the organisation is a bit unconventional. But now that there is a
> > doubut in mind, it's good to excercise care. Ask them about the form of
> > interview (online/ video- recording/ telephonic, written) and its ultimate
> > use. They are going to take several months for the programme.
> > >
> > > 2. When they conduct interview, you'd know if a question should be
> > answered. Don't comment on any govt. policy etc. If uncomfortable with the
> > question, don't answer. Don't shoot off an answer, take a a few seconds to
> > arrange thoughts.
> > >
> > > 3. As an additional pre- caution, you may give written answers (to
> > avoid distortion) or atleast back up your answers with a written text. Also
> > keep a tape recording of conversation.
> > >
> > > 4. When talking with unknown jornalists, there is nothing like off-
> > the- record. Everything yu say can be printed/ broadcast.
> > >
> > > 5. Refuse if there are any demands- money, invitation letters to help
> > visa etc.. You don't know them at all (the magazine is yet to be launched!)
> > >
> > > 6. Check the site they have mentioned and make your judgement.
> > sometime names can be misleading and it may turn out to be a nice experience
> > at the end.
> > >
> > > I hope I have not scared you.
> > >
> > > Wishing you a nice experience.
> > >
> > >
> > >Arvind Mishra <dr_arvind3@...> wrote:
> > >
> > >Friends,
> > >Do you think that the appended letter of some Mr.Law is a gunine appeal
> > and not one of those Nigeria calling type? Pl do guide me on it !
> > >arvind
> > >
> > >On Fri, 02 Nov 2007 Arvind Mishra wrote :
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >Note: Forwarded message attached
> > > >
> > > >-- Original Message --
> > > >
> > > > From: "Adam Law" <nakedlaw@...>
> > > >To: dr_arvind3@...
> > > >Subject: Interview opportunity
> > > >Dear Sience Fiction Writers in India,
> > > >
> > > >Greetings, my name is Adam Law, the founder of a news/educational
> > website
> > > >and monthly online magazine named "naked law", that will be launching
> > in
> > > >Spring 2008. One of the projects that our website is currently
> > producing
> > > >are interviews with prominent academic and scientific organizations
> > > >throughout India from November until mid January. We are attempting to
> > > >compile interviews from experts in various fields and have dialogue on
> > the
> > > >most important and exciting issues being explored in India. We are
> > very
> > > >interested in your organization and its work and we would like to know
> > if it
> > > >is possible to schedule an interview with someone from your
> > organization for
> > > >possible use on our news website and online magazine. If you are
> > interested
> > > >please respond to this mail and we can schedule a date and time to
> > conduct
> > > >the interview while our team is in India. We are looking forward to
> > hearing
> > > > from you.
> > > >
> > > >Sincerely,
> > > >
> > > >Adam John Law
> > > >Naked Law President/Founder
> > > >nakedlaw@...
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
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Dear Friends, I have tried to dig deep into internet to learn more about the "Naked Law". As per the net the "Naked Law" in a blog of "Mills & Reeve", which is supposed to be amongst the UK's largest full service law firms with offices in Birmingham, Cambridge, London and Norwich.
This firm has more than 59,000 search entries on Google and appears to be genuine organization as evident from the news reports on the net, though the interview part appears to be more of a publicity oriented work, as already advised by Mr. Gene van Troyer & Mr. C.M. Nautiyal. Thus there may not be any harm in giving the interviews. For the information of the members, I am quoting the website details from the web site of the the firm "Mills & Reeve".
Mills & Reeve is amongst the UK's largest full service law firms with offices in Birmingham, Cambridge, London and Norwich. The firm provides a full range of commercial legal services and focuses on providing quality, pragmatic, commercial advice to businesses, institutions and individuals in the UK and internationally.
The firm has a national reputation for its advice to clients across a range of sectors including: property, private client, higher and further education, healthcare, insurance and technology.
Mills & Reeve was recognised as one of the top three firms in the UK in The Lawyer's annual awards. The firm has more recently been listed in The Sunday Times Top 100 Best
Companies to work for and has also been recognised as one of the country's top employers by the Corporate Research Foundation.
thanks CMN FOR VALUABLE GUIDANCE ,i find now in more comfortable state to cope up with the situation.I shall let you all know the outcome. regards, arvind
On Mon, 05 Nov 2007 CHANDRA MOHAN NAUTIYAL wrote : >1. There is nothing surprising or suspicious in someone interested in sci- fi trying to
interview a leading scie- fi writer. No doubt that the name of the organisation is a bit unconventional. But now that there is a doubut in mind, it's good to excercise care. Ask them about the form of interview (online/ video- recording/ telephonic, written) and its ultimate use. They are going to take several months for the programme.
> > 2. When they conduct interview, you'd know if a question should be answered. Don't comment on any govt. policy etc. If uncomfortable with the question, don't answer. Don't shoot off an answer, take a a few seconds to arrange thoughts.
> > 3. As an additional pre- caution, you may give written answers (to avoid distortion) or atleast back up your answers with a written text. Also keep a tape recording of conversation. > > 4. When talking with unknown jornalists, there is nothing like off- the- record. Everything
yu say can be printed/ broadcast. > > 5. Refuse if there are any demands- money, invitation letters to help visa etc.. You don't know them at all (the magazine is yet to be launched!) > > 6. Check the site they have mentioned and make your judgement. sometime names can be misleading and it may turn out to be a nice experience at the end.
> > I hope I have not scared you. > > Wishing you a nice experience. > > >Arvind Mishra <
dr_arvind3@...> wrote: > >Friends, >Do you think that the appended letter of some Mr.Law is a gunine appeal and not one of those Nigeria calling type? Pl do guide me on it ! >arvind
> >On Fri, 02 Nov 2007 Arvind Mishra wrote : > > > > > > > >Note: Forwarded message attached > > > >-- Original Message --
> > > > From: "Adam Law" <nakedlaw@...> > >To:
dr_arvind3@... > >Subject: Interview opportunity > >Dear Sience Fiction Writers in India, > > > >Greetings, my name is Adam Law, the founder of a news/educational website
> >and monthly online magazine named "naked law", that will be launching in > >Spring 2008. One of the projects that our website is currently producing > >are interviews with prominent academic and scientific organizations
> >throughout India from November until mid January. We are attempting to > >compile interviews from experts in various fields and have dialogue on the > >most important and exciting issues being explored in India. We are very
> >interested in your organization and its work and we would like to know if it > >is possible to schedule an interview
with someone from your organization for > >possible use on our news website and online magazine. If you are interested > >please respond to this mail and we can schedule a date and time to conduct
> >the interview while our team is in India. We are looking forward to hearing > > from you. > > > >Sincerely, > > > >Adam John Law > >Naked Law President/Founder
> >nakedlaw@... > > > > > > > > >---------------------------------
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There shouldn't be any reference of Naked Law, if Adam Law is going to launch it, otherwise he will not be able to have the same name property online. Thus any reference to Mills and Reeve is irrelevant in this context.
There are many online properties emerging online. I am already heading the technology news portal EFYTimes.com and at times we need to have the content ready before hand. So, Law's efforts are commendable.
Mr Law you must have some domain name registered for the online property, what is the URL so that we can have an idea of the progress.
Also there shouldn't be any 'fear' per say. What harm would this cause, its beyond my understanding besides time wastage.
However, Mr Law, just out of curiosity, we would like to learn more about your visit to India? That would help us arrange interaction accordingly. Also who else are you meeting while you will be in India?
And, just what is the Naked Law all about, what is your revenue generation model? I mean how are you going to sustain ;-)
Dear Friends, I have tried to dig deep into internet to learn more about the "Naked Law". As per the net the "Naked Law" in a blog of "Mills & Reeve", which is supposed to be amongst the UK's largest full service law firms with offices in Birmingham, Cambridge, London and Norwich.
This firm has more than 59,000 search entries on Google and appears to be genuine organization as evident from the news reports on the net, though the interview part appears to be more of a publicity oriented work, as already advised by Mr. Gene van Troyer & Mr. C.M. Nautiyal. Thus there may not be any harm in giving the interviews. For the information of the members, I am quoting the website details from the web site of the the firm "Mills & Reeve".
Mills & Reeve is amongst the UK's largest full service law firms with offices in Birmingham, Cambridge, London and Norwich. The firm provides a full range of commercial legal services and focuses on providing quality, pragmatic, commercial advice to businesses, institutions and individuals in the UK and internationally.
The firm has a national reputation for its advice to clients across a range of sectors including: property, private client, higher and further education, healthcare, insurance and technology.
Mills & Reeve was recognised as one of the top three firms in the UK in The Lawyer's annual awards. The firm has more recently been listed in The Sunday Times Top 100 Best
Companies to work for and has also been recognised as one of the country's top employers by the Corporate Research Foundation.
thanks CMN FOR VALUABLE GUIDANCE ,i find now in more comfortable state to cope up with the situation.I shall let you all know the outcome. regards, arvind
On Mon, 05 Nov 2007 CHANDRA MOHAN NAUTIYAL wrote : >1. There is nothing surprising or suspicious in someone interested in sci- fi trying to
interview a leading scie- fi writer. No doubt that the name of the organisation is a bit unconventional. But now that there is a doubut in mind, it's good to excercise care. Ask them about the form of interview (online/ video- recording/ telephonic, written) and its ultimate use. They are going to take several months for the programme.
> > 2. When they conduct interview, you'd know if a question should be answered. Don't comment on any govt. policy etc. If uncomfortable with the question, don't answer. Don't shoot off an answer, take a a few seconds to arrange thoughts.
> > 3. As an additional pre- caution, you may give written answers (to avoid distortion) or atleast back up your answers with a written text. Also keep a tape recording of conversation. > > 4. When talking with unknown jornalists, there is nothing like off- the- record. Everything
yu say can be printed/ broadcast. > > 5. Refuse if there are any demands- money, invitation letters to help visa etc.. You don't know them at all (the magazine is yet to be launched!) > > 6. Check the site they have mentioned and make your judgement. sometime names can be misleading and it may turn out to be a nice experience at the end.
> > I hope I have not scared you. > > Wishing you a nice experience. > > >Arvind Mishra <
dr_arvind3@...> wrote: > >Friends, >Do you think that the appended letter of some Mr.Law is a gunine appeal and not one of those Nigeria calling type? Pl do guide me on it ! >arvind
> >On Fri, 02 Nov 2007 Arvind Mishra wrote : > > > > > > > >Note: Forwarded message attached > > > >-- Original Message --
> > > > From: "Adam Law" <nakedlaw@...> > >To:
dr_arvind3@... > >Subject: Interview opportunity > >Dear Sience Fiction Writers in India, > > > >Greetings, my name is Adam Law, the founder of a news/educational website
> >and monthly online magazine named "naked law", that will be launching in > >Spring 2008. One of the projects that our website is currently producing > >are interviews with prominent academic and scientific organizations
> >throughout India from November until mid January. We are attempting to > >compile interviews from experts in various fields and have dialogue on the > >most important and exciting issues being explored in India. We are very
> >interested in your organization and its work and we would like to know if it > >is possible to schedule an interview
with someone from your organization for > >possible use on our news website and online magazine. If you are interested > >please respond to this mail and we can schedule a date and time to conduct
> >the interview while our team is in India. We are looking forward to hearing > > from you. > > > >Sincerely, > > > >Adam John Law > >Naked Law President/Founder
> >nakedlaw@... > > > > > > > > >---------------------------------
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Dear Friends, I have tried to dig deep into internet to learn more about the "Naked Law". As per the net the "Naked Law" in a blog of "Mills & Reeve", which is supposed to be amongst the UK’s largest full service law firms with offices in Birmingham, Cambridge, London and Norwich. This firm has more than 59,000 search entries on Google and appears to be genuine organization as evident from the news reports on the net, though the interview part appears to be more of a publicity oriented work, as already advised by Mr. Gene van Troyer & Mr. C.M. Nautiyal. Thus there may not be any harm in giving the interviews. For the information of the members, I am quoting the website details from the web site of the the firm "Mills & Reeve".
Mills & Reeve is amongst the UK’s largest full service law firms with offices in Birmingham, Cambridge, London and Norwich. The firm provides a full range of commercial legal services and focuses on providing quality, pragmatic, commercial advice to businesses, institutions and individuals in the UK and internationally.
The firm has a national reputation for its advice to clients across a range of sectors including: property, private client, higher and further education, healthcare, insurance and technology.
Mills & Reeve was recognised as one of the top three firms in the UK in The Lawyer’s annual awards. The firm has more recently been listed in The Sunday Times Top 100 Best
Companies to work for and has also been recognised as one of the country’s top employers by the Corporate Research Foundation.
"
Arvind Mishra <dr_arvind3@...> wrote:
thanks CMN FOR VALUABLE GUIDANCE ,i find now in more comfortable state to cope up with the situation.I shall let you all know the outcome. regards, arvind
On Mon, 05 Nov 2007 CHANDRA MOHAN NAUTIYAL wrote : >1. There is nothing surprising or suspicious in someone interested in sci- fi trying to
interview a leading scie- fi writer. No doubt that the name of the organisation is a bit unconventional. But now that there is a doubut in mind, it's good to excercise care. Ask them about the form of interview (online/ video- recording/ telephonic, written) and its ultimate use. They are going to take several months for the programme. > > 2. When they conduct interview, you'd know if a question should be answered. Don't comment on any govt. policy etc. If uncomfortable with the question, don't answer. Don't shoot off an answer, take a a few seconds to arrange thoughts. > > 3. As an additional pre- caution, you may give written answers (to avoid distortion) or atleast back up your answers with a written text. Also keep a tape recording of conversation. > > 4. When talking with unknown jornalists, there is nothing like off- the- record. Everything
yu say can be printed/ broadcast. > > 5. Refuse if there are any demands- money, invitation letters to help visa etc.. You don't know them at all (the magazine is yet to be launched!) > > 6. Check the site they have mentioned and make your judgement. sometime names can be misleading and it may turn out to be a nice experience at the end. > > I hope I have not scared you. > > Wishing you a nice experience. > > >Arvind Mishra <dr_arvind3@rediffmail.com> wrote: > >Friends, >Do you think that the appended letter of some Mr.Law is a gunine appeal and not one of those Nigeria calling type? Pl do guide me on it ! >arvind > >On Fri, 02 Nov 2007 Arvind Mishra wrote : > > > > > > > >Note: Forwarded message attached > > > >-- Original Message --
> > > > From: "Adam Law" <nakedlaw@gmail.com> > >To: dr_arvind3@rediffmail.com > >Subject: Interview opportunity > >Dear Sience Fiction Writers in India, > > > >Greetings, my name is Adam Law, the founder of a news/educational website > >and monthly online magazine named "naked law", that will be launching in > >Spring 2008. One of the projects that our website is currently producing > >are interviews with prominent academic and scientific organizations > >throughout India from November until mid January. We are attempting to > >compile interviews from experts in various fields and have dialogue on the > >most important and exciting issues being explored in India. We are very > >interested in your organization and its work and we would like to know if it > >is possible to schedule an interview
with someone from your organization for > >possible use on our news website and online magazine. If you are interested > >please respond to this mail and we can schedule a date and time to conduct > >the interview while our team is in India. We are looking forward to hearing > > from you. > > > >Sincerely, > > > >Adam John Law > >Naked Law President/Founder > >nakedlaw@gmail.com > > > > > > > > >--------------------------------- > Forgot the famous last words? Access your message archive online. Click here.
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Dear Mr.Law,
Thanks for your kind invitation to interview prominent people, academic and scientific organizations throughout India for 'Naked Law'.I welcome and happily express my concurrence to the novel venture.
Please intimate me the itinerary of your team in India so that I can plan well in advance the envisioned interview and inform the members of Indian science fiction forum accordingly.
Looking forward to hear from you soon,
sincerely,
arvind mishra
On Fri, 02 Nov 2007 Adam Law wrote :
>Dear Sience Fiction Writers in India,
>
>Greetings, my name is Adam Law, the founder of a news/educational website
>and monthly online magazine named "naked law", that will be launching in
>Spring 2008. One of the projects that our website is currently producing
>are interviews with prominent academic and scientific organizations
>throughout India from November until mid January. We are attempting to
>compile interviews from experts in various fields and have dialogue on the
>most important and exciting issues being explored in India. We are very
>interested in your organization and its work and we would like to know if it
>is possible to schedule an interview with someone from your organization for
>possible use on our news website and online magazine. If you are interested
>please respond to this mail and we can schedule a date and time to conduct
>the interview while our team is in India. We are looking forward to hearing
> from you.
>
>Sincerely,
>
>Adam John Law
>Naked Law President/Founder
>nakedlaw@...
thanks CMN FOR VALUABLE GUIDANCE ,i find now in more comfortable state to cope up with the situation.I shall let you all know the outcome.
regards,
arvind
On Mon, 05 Nov 2007 CHANDRA MOHAN NAUTIYAL wrote :
>1. There is nothing surprising or suspicious in someone interested in sci- fi trying to interview a leading scie- fi writer. No doubt that the name of the organisation is a bit unconventional. But now that there is a doubut in mind, it's good to excercise care. Ask them about the form of interview (online/ video- recording/ telephonic, written) and its ultimate use. They are going to take several months for the programme.
>
> 2. When they conduct interview, you'd know if a question should be answered. Don't comment on any govt. policy etc. If uncomfortable with the question, don't answer. Don't shoot off an answer, take a a few seconds to arrange thoughts.
>
> 3. As an additional pre- caution, you may give written answers (to avoid distortion) or atleast back up your answers with a written text. Also keep a tape recording of conversation.
>
> 4. When talking with unknown jornalists, there is nothing like off- the- record. Everything yu say can be printed/ broadcast.
>
> 5. Refuse if there are any demands- money, invitation letters to help visa etc.. You don't know them at all (the magazine is yet to be launched!)
>
> 6. Check the site they have mentioned and make your judgement. sometime names can be misleading and it may turn out to be a nice experience at the end.
>
> I hope I have not scared you.
>
> Wishing you a nice experience.
>
>
>Arvind Mishra <dr_arvind3@...> wrote:
>
>Friends,
>Do you think that the appended letter of some Mr.Law is a gunine appeal and not one of those Nigeria calling type? Pl do guide me on it !
>arvind
>
>On Fri, 02 Nov 2007 Arvind Mishra wrote :
> >
> >
> >
> >Note: Forwarded message attached
> >
> >-- Original Message --
> >
> > From: "Adam Law" <nakedlaw@...>
> >To: dr_arvind3@...
> >Subject: Interview opportunity
> >Dear Sience Fiction Writers in India,
> >
> >Greetings, my name is Adam Law, the founder of a news/educational website
> >and monthly online magazine named "naked law", that will be launching in
> >Spring 2008. One of the projects that our website is currently producing
> >are interviews with prominent academic and scientific organizations
> >throughout India from November until mid January. We are attempting to
> >compile interviews from experts in various fields and have dialogue on the
> >most important and exciting issues being explored in India. We are very
> >interested in your organization and its work and we would like to know if it
> >is possible to schedule an interview with someone from your organization for
> >possible use on our news website and online magazine. If you are interested
> >please respond to this mail and we can schedule a date and time to conduct
> >the interview while our team is in India. We are looking forward to hearing
> > from you.
> >
> >Sincerely,
> >
> >Adam John Law
> >Naked Law President/Founder
> >nakedlaw@...
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>---------------------------------
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Thanks to Dr.Dubey the Dr.JEKYLL of the forum for his kind advice.
No sir, modest I was not but feared only the viral invasions.
regards and special thanks for breaking the ice.
arvind
On Mon, 05 Nov 2007 arvind dubey wrote :
>Dont be ultramodest sir. Go ahead. There is nothing wrong in it. In my view from this group u r most worthy person for this invitation.
> Arvind Dubey in Lucknow
>
>Arvind Mishra <dr_arvind3@...> wrote:
>
>Friends,
>Do you think that the appended letter of some Mr.Law is a gunine appeal and not one of those Nigeria calling type? Pl do guide me on it !
>arvind
>
>On Fri, 02 Nov 2007 Arvind Mishra wrote :
> >
> >
> >
> >Note: Forwarded message attached
> >
> >-- Original Message --
> >
> > From: "Adam Law" <nakedlaw@...>
> >To: dr_arvind3@...
> >Subject: Interview opportunity
> >Dear Sience Fiction Writers in India,
> >
> >Greetings, my name is Adam Law, the founder of a news/educational website
> >and monthly online magazine named "naked law", that will be launching in
> >Spring 2008. One of the projects that our website is currently producing
> >are interviews with prominent academic and scientific organizations
> >throughout India from November until mid January. We are attempting to
> >compile interviews from experts in various fields and have dialogue on the
> >most important and exciting issues being explored in India. We are very
> >interested in your organization and its work and we would like to know if it
> >is possible to schedule an interview with someone from your organization for
> >possible use on our news website and online magazine. If you are interested
> >please respond to this mail and we can schedule a date and time to conduct
> >the interview while our team is in India. We are looking forward to hearing
> > from you.
> >
> >Sincerely,
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> >Adam John Law
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Thanks a lot Gene for your valuable advice ,now I could investigate it further. arvind
On 05/11/2007, Gene van Troyer <
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On 11/5/07 8:03 PM, "Arvind Mishra" <
dr_arvind3@...> wrote:
Friends,
Do you think that the appended letter of some Mr.Law is a gunine appeal and not one of those Nigeria calling type? Pl do guide me on it !
arvind
The 419 scam and its variations are generally naked in their appeal to the greed of the recipients. The "interview opportunity" sounded to me like someone who's looking for a way to add content to a web site, in other words, it is up front. It probably wouldn't hurt to inquire further.
1. There is nothing surprising or suspicious in someone interested in sci- fi trying to interview a leading scie- fi writer. No doubt that the name of the organisation is a bit unconventional. But now that there is a doubut in mind, it's good to excercise care. Ask them about the form of interview (online/ video- recording/ telephonic, written) and its ultimate use. They are going to take several months for the programme.
2. When they conduct interview, you'd know if a question should be answered. Don't comment on any govt. policy etc. If uncomfortable with the question, don't answer. Don't shoot off an answer, take a a few seconds to arrange thoughts.
3. As an additional pre- caution, you may give written answers (to avoid distortion) or atleast back up your answers with a written text. Also keep a tape recording of
conversation.
4. When talking with unknown jornalists, there is nothing like off- the- record. Everything yu say can be printed/ broadcast.
5. Refuse if there are any demands- money, invitation letters to help visa etc.. You don't know them at all (the magazine is yet to be launched!)
6. Check the site they have mentioned and make your judgement. sometime names can be misleading and it may turn out to be a nice experience at the end.
I hope I have not scared you.
Wishing you a nice experience.
Arvind Mishra <dr_arvind3@...> wrote:
Friends, Do you think that the appended letter of some Mr.Law is a gunine appeal and not one of those Nigeria calling type? Pl do guide me on it ! arvind
On Fri, 02 Nov 2007 Arvind Mishra wrote : > > > >Note: Forwarded message attached > >-- Original Message -- > > From: "Adam Law" <nakedlaw@gmail.com> >To: dr_arvind3@rediffmail.com >Subject: Interview opportunity >Dear Sience Fiction Writers in India, > >Greetings, my name is Adam Law, the founder of a news/educational website >and monthly online magazine named "naked law", that will be launching in >Spring 2008. One of the projects that our website is currently producing >are
interviews with prominent academic and scientific organizations >throughout India from November until mid January. We are attempting to >compile interviews from experts in various fields and have dialogue on the >most important and exciting issues being explored in India. We are very >interested in your organization and its work and we would like to know if it >is possible to schedule an interview with someone from your organization for >possible use on our news website and online magazine. If you are interested >please respond to this mail and we can schedule a date and time to conduct >the interview while our team is in India. We are looking forward to hearing > from you. > >Sincerely, > >Adam John Law >Naked Law President/Founder >nakedlaw@gmail.com
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On 11/5/07 8:03 PM, "Arvind Mishra" <dr_arvind3@...> wrote:
Friends,
Do you think that the appended letter of some Mr.Law is a gunine appeal and not one of those Nigeria calling type? Pl do guide me on it !
arvind
The 419 scam and its variations are generally naked in their appeal to the greed of the recipients. The “interview opportunity” sounded to me like someone who’s looking for a way to add content to a web site, in other words, it is up front. It probably wouldn’t hurt to inquire further.
Dont be ultramodest sir. Go ahead. There is nothing wrong in it. In my view from this group u r most worthy person for this invitation.
Arvind Dubey in Lucknow
Arvind Mishra <dr_arvind3@...> wrote:
Friends, Do you think that the appended letter of some Mr.Law is a gunine appeal and not one of those Nigeria calling type? Pl do guide me on it ! arvind
On Fri, 02 Nov 2007 Arvind Mishra wrote
: > > > >Note: Forwarded message attached > >-- Original Message -- > > From: "Adam Law" <nakedlaw@gmail.com> >To: dr_arvind3@rediffmail.com >Subject: Interview opportunity >Dear Sience Fiction Writers in India, > >Greetings, my name is Adam Law, the founder of a news/educational website >and monthly online magazine named "naked law", that will be launching in >Spring 2008. One of the projects that our website is currently producing >are interviews with prominent academic and scientific organizations >throughout India from November until mid January. We are attempting to >compile interviews from experts in various fields and have dialogue on the >most important and exciting issues being explored in India. We are very >interested in your organization and its work and we would like to know if it >is possible to
schedule an interview with someone from your organization for >possible use on our news website and online magazine. If you are interested >please respond to this mail and we can schedule a date and time to conduct >the interview while our team is in India. We are looking forward to hearing > from you. > >Sincerely, > >Adam John Law >Naked Law President/Founder >nakedlaw@gmail.com
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Friends,
Do you think that the appended letter of some Mr.Law is a gunine appeal and not one of those Nigeria calling type? Pl do guide me on it !
arvind
On Fri, 02 Nov 2007 Arvind Mishra wrote :
>
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>
>Note: Forwarded message attached
>
>-- Original Message --
>
> From: "Adam Law" <nakedlaw@...>
>To: dr_arvind3@...
>Subject: Interview opportunity
>Dear Sience Fiction Writers in India,
>
>Greetings, my name is Adam Law, the founder of a news/educational website
>and monthly online magazine named "naked law", that will be launching in
>Spring 2008. One of the projects that our website is currently producing
>are interviews with prominent academic and scientific organizations
>throughout India from November until mid January. We are attempting to
>compile interviews from experts in various fields and have dialogue on the
>most important and exciting issues being explored in India. We are very
>interested in your organization and its work and we would like to know if it
>is possible to schedule an interview with someone from your organization for
>possible use on our news website and online magazine. If you are interested
>please respond to this mail and we can schedule a date and time to conduct
>the interview while our team is in India. We are looking forward to hearing
> from you.
>
>Sincerely,
>
>Adam John Law
>Naked Law President/Founder
>nakedlaw@...
From: "Adam Law" <nakedlaw@...>
To: dr_arvind3@...
Subject: Interview opportunity
Dear Sience Fiction Writers in India,
Greetings, my name is Adam Law, the founder of a news/educational website and monthly online magazine named "naked law", that will be launching in Spring 2008. One of the projects that our website is currently producing are interviews with prominent academic and scientific organizations throughout India from November until mid January. We are attempting to compile interviews from experts in various fields and have dialogue on the most important and exciting issues being explored in India. We are very interested in your organization and its work and we would like to know if it is possible to schedule an interview with someone from your organization for possible use on our news website and online magazine. If you are interested please respond to this mail and we can schedule a date and time to conduct the interview while our team is in India. We are looking forward to hearing from you.
Sincerely,
Adam John Law Naked Law President/Founder nakedlaw@...
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