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Year--> 1984 ..when the world was in despair....eagerly awaiting for a saviour from heaven
then on June, 20th... ..A hero was born.......... .............. Ramy.. Ramy... Ramy...
Stuart Ash
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Originally posted by Ramender Mall: Year--> 1984 ..when the world was in despair....eagerly awaiting for a saviour from heaven
then on June, 20th... ..A hero was born.......... .............. Ramy.. Ramy... Ramy...
Thanks for your biographical note about events in the 80s.
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Originally posted by Ramender Mall: Year--> 1984 ..when the world was in despair....eagerly awaiting for a saviour from heaven
then on June, 20th... ..A hero was born..........
Hmmm.. You're right about a hero being born on that day, but you're about 8 years too late. I was born on that day in 1976.
Piscis Babelis est parvus, flavus, et hiridicus, et est probabiliter insolitissima raritas in toto mundo.
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Now, now! There is going to be a hero-gatecrash here!
Ramender Mall
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Originally posted by Joel McNary:
Hmmm.. You're right about a hero being born on that day, but you're about 8 years too late. I was born on that day in 1976.
A hero of no good.....as till 8 years after that, there was no change in fortune for poor people of world... thats evident as why otherwise, god wud have sent a popular figure (particularly in divas) of heaven to earth on June 20th 1984... Do you know there was a heaven-wide strike for 1 month after that?? ...
Ramy...
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1984,I was 48 at that time. . After few days Operation Blue star followed.
Regards Dharam(drinking coffee with JimJam biscuits while solving problems in VS)
Stuart Ash
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Originally posted by Ramender Mall:
Do you know there was a heaven-wide strike for 1 month after that?? ...
Heaven-wide strike, LOL, they must have gone through hell!!
Apart from being a Sheriff, (please also look at my member number), I am 55 years old. And here you can read a chronology of how this site benefited me in my re-incarnation as a Java Developer...
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There are two old threads which talk about rancher's age
Originally posted by Tony Alicea: Apart from being a Sheriff, (please also look at my member number), I am 55 years old. And here you can read a chronology of how this site benefited me in my re-incarnation as a Java Developer...
Hey Tony Alicea your are great.
Your are older then Sun Microsystems too.
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well, after analyzing the posts in this thread, and the ones whose links are given by sameer, it seems that i am the youngest one here.......
and our best bet to measure the correctness of predictions being made in "JAVARANCH 100 YEARS FROM NOW"......
Ramy..........
Chetan Parekh
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Originally posted by Ramender Mall: it seems that i am the youngest one here....... Ramy..........
Now you know na, why we always treat you like a kids
Now stop laughing and wash your lunch plates
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Now you know na, why we always treat you like a kids
Now stop laughing and wash your lunch plates [jumpingjoy] [beerchug]
Just a few months ago, a kid, at the age of 11, claimed to be the youngest SCJPer on the JavaRanch Sun Certification Result forum. Anyone younger than that here?
Don't despair if you've already passed that age. If you've got kids/babies at home, just register for them to compete for the crown of the youngest JRer here.
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Originally posted by Joyce Lee: Just a few months ago, a kid, at the age of 11, claimed to be the youngest SCJPer on the JavaRanch Sun Certification Result forum. Anyone younger than that here?
Don't despair if you've already passed that age. If you've got kids/babies at home, just register for them to compete for the crown of the youngest JRer here.
What the... !? Gates-in-the-making? :X
If you can't convince them, confuse them!
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As James Gosling mentions in his blog, his seven year-old daughter is programming in Java, so she may well me able to attain a SCJP before the age of 11, but I hope she's smart enough to realize that certifications like that are a waste of time -- better that she set up her own consulting agency!
There is no emoticon for what I am feeling!
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Er, just to clarify my earlier post.
Originally posted by Joyce Lee: Just a few months ago, a kid, at the age of 11, claimed to be the youngest SCJPer on the JavaRanch Sun Certification Result forum. Anyone younger than that here?
When I asked "Anyone younger than that here?", I was referring to JavaRancher (JRer), regardless of being SCJP certified or not, younger than age 11.
I agree. Here's the link: http://ej-technologies/jprofiler - if it wasn't for jprofiler, we would need to
run our stuff on 16 servers instead of 3.
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