Good SHoW-25

Umesh,

Then you are the SHoW! Congratulations... This is called instant SHoWing.

For those of you who don't know Umesh - He was in the HumaNET / Microsoft team when I left. He is an ex class mate of Umashankar (Mr. Umma). I am really wondering what to name this instant SHoW... Umma!Please F1...

I am really not able to write anything now... I have a meeting at 2:00 PM. Bye for now!!! Umma & GG! Continue from here...

Cumulative Summary:

1. Raghuraman Kadambi (Mr. Heartthrob)
2. Padmanaban VP (Mr. Padhu Jackson)
3. Sri Gopal De Lalgudi (Mr. Business Magnet)
4. Arun Kumar Mishra (Mr. Great Wall of Microsoft)
5. Radhakrishna Da Magane (Mr. Mannina Maga)
6. Kinshuk Banerjee (Mr. Dada Boy)
7. Iqbal (Mr. Manjunath)
8. Bimalendu de De (Mr. Dumeel)
9. Vinod DB (Mr. RDBMS)
10. Rabijit (Mr. Cool)
11. Suresh Lakshmanan (Mr. Dance Dance)
12. Umashankar (Mr. Umma)
13. Suresh Ramaswamy (Mr. Noble)
14. Satyajit Kunjur (Mr. Simple)
15. Sateesh Kumar Ayyapu Setty (Mr. Okke Okkadu)
16. CM Gururaj (Mr. G ji)
17. Arul Benjamin (Mr. Big Brother)
18. Vijayakumar Ponnuswamy (Mr. Courageous)
19. Shree Vidhya Sharma (Ms. Perfectionist)
20. Moses (Mr. Joy)
21. Leo Felix (Mr. Small Brother)
22. Vinayak (Mr. Young)
23. Sobia (Ms. Amma)
24. Shashirekha (Ms. Akka)
25. Umesh

Those who have no clue about what this SHoW business is all about, please refer www.ex-BCians.itgo.com for the history and geography of it...

Thanks & Regards,
e-BOG (ex BCians Oscar Group)
_____

From: ex_BCians@yahoogroups.com [mailto:ex_BCians@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Umesh V
Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2006 12:28 PM
To: ex_BCians@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ex_BCians] Happy Birthday Umesh!

Hi Bharathi,

Thanks. Also one more thing. Iam getting married next month.

Bye
Umesh V

On 5/25/06, bharathiraja.bose@... <
bharathiraja.bose@...
> wrote:

Hi Umesh,

Many more happy returns of the day!!!

Thanks & Regards,
Bharathiraja

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