Reading Raman's blog from India

["T. V. Raman" <raman@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yes, I saw this on the news today. Note that as long as you're
subscribed to this list all blog postings I write on
emacspeak.blogspot.com should show up here as email, and
consequently land up in the vassar archives. Hopefully the
blocking of *.blogspot.com will not be permanent 

>>>>> "Kalyan" == Kalyan Mukherjea <kalyan.infinity@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
    Kalyan> Hello all, One unexpected fallout of the terrorist
    Kalyan> attack of 7/11 on commuter trains in Bombay, aka
    Kalyan> Mumbai, has been that blogspot.com has been blocked
    Kalyan> by all ISP's in India!
    Kalyan> 
    Kalyan> Those citizens of the world's largest democracy who
    Kalyan> would like to continue to have access to Raman's
    Kalyan> blog, will have to go to: <http://www.pkblogs.com>
    Kalyan> and type in the URL for Raman's blog to access it.
    Kalyan> This is only of relevance to Emacspeakers in India.
    Kalyan> The URL above is a proxy server started when blogspot
    Kalyan> was blacked out by Pakistan after the Danish cartoons
    Kalyan> controversy.
    Kalyan> 
    Kalyan> Cheers.  Kalyan
    Kalyan>   
    Kalyan> 
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Best Regards,
--raman

      
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