| From: naveen rao To: asha Sent: Saturday, January 07, 2006 7:08 AM Subject: Re: Thanking you |
| Hi Asha Madam, I know about him, as I know him by birth. But I believe that once he comes to Canada he will be active. Because, the laziest person in the world has to become active in Canada, especially in my University otherwise they have no more life. In other words if a person is lazy in Canada in the morning he don't have any thing to eat for lunch. Believe me it is True. Now we are in Christmas break, we got results too I can’t say my results are excellent, but we are perfectly fine. I am promising you that I can say my Results are excellent by the end of next Semester. Suresh is fine with results.Priyanka still facing problems with her courses, I think she failed couple of courses too, and vinay is planning to go to Toronto.the Typical guy(Madhu Sudhan Thotta) is also fine. I got a on-campus temporary job in used book store and I am doing VIP(Voluntary Internship Program) with 5 final year courses. So, busy and challenging semester ahead. I provided information as much as I can to Abishek, he is coming here by tomorrow, I gave my address, I told him to stay in my room until he find a place to stay. I am once again requesting you to give my email ID to all the students who need help and know asha madam. That’s all for now. Naveen.M |
| From: "Avinandan Phookan" To: Sent: Wednesday, January 04, 2006 6:56 AM Subject: Re: From a far away island! |
| Dear Asha, Thanks for your mail and I really do appreciate it. Alls well till now and I am enjoying my work and stay here at the Cayman Islands. Though the weather was a bit of concern for me after having come straight off from Swiss where I was used to sub-zero temperature, I am now getting used to the tropical climate. I will certainly keep you informed as I take each major step ahead and heres, thanking you for all your help and guidance during those initial days when I had just started my journey into this industry by applying into IHCR. Thanks for everything Asha and your efforts shall never be forgotten. Thanking you, I remain, Sincerely yours, Avinandan Phookan THE RITZ CARLTON GRAND CAYMAN IN-ROOM DINING DEPARTMENT SEVEN MILE BEACH, GRAND CAYMAN CAYMAN ISLANDS (BWI) |
| From: "Avinandan Phookan" To: Sent: Friday, December 30, 2005 7:09 AM Subject: From a far away island! |
| Good Morning everyone! This is to inform you about my current whereabouts. I have finally left Swiss and now in Cayman Islands. For those of you who are not sure about its location, it is a British offshore territory near West Indies and is a part of British West Indies. I am working with the Ritz Carlton Hotel Company at one of their largest resort projects which is the Ritz Carlton Grand Cayman located by the exotic 7 Mile Beach in Grand Cayman. I came here on the 23rd Dec and am now working full time. Work is very demading with all high demand luxury clientele but I am enjoying it thoroughly because this company treats each and everyone of the 1000 employees with the same dignity and respect. They say we are Ladies and Gentlemen serving Ladies and Gentlemen and it is so very true in the practicality. Working here is simply an experience of a lifetime I guess with this massive landmark property spreading on 144 acre land on the 7 Mile Beach. the company also provides excelent facilities to all workers with a complimentary cell phone to each and every employee and accomodation as well. Its just amazing to work here. I am one of the youngest here as almost everyone here is with atleast 2 or more years experience on field. I am just looking forward to grow with this company. Thoroughly satisfied till now. You may contact me on my cell. Wishing you a Very Happy New Year 2006, this is Avi signing off from the Ritz Carlton Grand Cayman. AVINANDAN PHOOKAN |
| From: varungeorge18@yahoo.com Sent: Sunday, December 18, 2005 5:08 AM To: asha@orionpolaris.com Subject: hi mam |
| hi mam, I hope you remember me it is through you that i got into the cesar ritz colleges.I am varun george son of col george kuruvilla,I wanted to let you know that i have completed my education here and i will be working with the kempenski in switzerland for 6 months and later on I will be going to chicago as i have an offer from the hyatt there.I will be comming back to hyderabad end of june and i will definately come and meet you then. thanks and regards varun |
| From: "naveen rao" mnaveen_rao@yahoo.com Tuesday, May 31, 2005 3:07 AM To: asha@orionpolaris.com Subject: abt University of Windsor, Canada |
| Hai asha madam, i am doing fine here at University of Windsor.i am staying with two Indian guys in home.I registerd for 5 cources for this semister. I got only two credits from the pending four.University is very good. tutors are really very friendly and informative. I met with Karishma too. She is very nice she helped me a lot in registaring for cources and she is explaning me the classes what i missed.She also triedto give mail toshe was unable to reach you.I am giving mail to you from karishma laptop Windsor city is really awesome. weather is pleasant. really we are enjoying here. Thanking you. Yours Naveen.M |
| From: tharani nisha [mailto:nishaa_28@yahoo.com] Sent: Saturday, May 17, 2003 5:42 PM To: info@orionpolaris.com Subject: hi |
| Hi Asha, how r u doing, i'am pretty good here, i'am taking up summer courses, beginning next month, and i'am trying for jobs here, this month, on campus, so is your work going on, peterborough is small town , i like it, not much to do, but still ther is something out here that binds me here always, i some times got to toronto, which is a big city, here in trent there r so many international students from round the world. many desis too , from indian origin but from all parts of the world, and this year it will ba double cohort that means, here actually after 12 th standard ppl have to there, oac for sure to b able to go to an undergrad school, but from this year it has been made easy and even after this year ,, so this, 2 classes r graduating , for the under grad school 12 th along with oac, so manny students r going ogoing to coem come tot trent too, i mean here they building another residential school, to meet the demand of the double cohort, there r 4 residential schools in our uni as u mite b knwing so they r sellling away 3 of them whick where off campus and they r building one on campus a big one, so that they can save a lot of expenditure on buses and sstuff, coz the i fmore students saty off campus there exp goes up, so expecting a whole new bunch of new comers out here, not many students r here for summer, every one gone back home, a few friends r here, , just exploring peterborough for now, for a while, i'am also gearing up fo rthe next session, shall write to u soon take care nisha |
| From: anush deenanath Sent: Thursday, September 30, 2004 2:44 PM To: asha@orionpolaris.com Subject: Hi |
| Hi Asha, Sorry dint write to u for so long,infact i was really buusy with a very tight schedule,anyways hope this mail finds you in good health and spirit,i have holidays for term break now and im working afew days inthe kitchen,made some inndian food last week,some hulwa,chicken gravy n stuff,anyways gotten used to the schedule and life here,its just like B.v.p but have learnt a lot ,everything what we learnt in india all seems to be useless,nothing is applied in the industry here,but what i learnt in 3 months is really to the point and practical,here in f&b seervice we are taught to serve and clear both from the right simple things liike these make a big difference and thats where one learns the inportance of doing things with a reason,anyways hope to hear from you soon and also i have shiifted my room form 421 to 422 so no problems with that,im doin ok and will write more after you reply im in regular touch with Mr Fisher and he seemed to like the food we prepared anyways take care reply asap! anush |
| From: Avinandan Phookan Sent: Tuesday, September 28, 2004 6:00 PM To: asha@orionpolaris.com Subject: RE: This is Avinandan... |
| Dear ma'am, Hows u doin? I am doin absolutely fine over here. This place is really turning out to be gr8 place to live and am truely enjoying every bit of it. After much struggle with all the hectic schedules, I finally managed to get through the practical semester and specially so of the service section which was really a challenge to me. Academics went well and we are now into hols which are actually about to get over as the theory term is about to begin on 4th Oct. Well, something to inform you. I have been appointed the Promotions Manager of the student's committee. So the fall term is gonna be real busy for me. Anyways, doin good and am really satisfied over everything. Any more Indians coming this term? Do tell. Can you please inform me how much do I have to pay if I want to complete my graduation from Brig after working for sumtime after completion of the course here? Do tell. take care with regards, Avi. |
| From: Avinandan Phookan [mailto:avi_max@hotmail.com] Sent: Sunday, July 18, 2004 2:58 AM To: asha@orionpolaris.com Subject: This is Avinandan... |
| ..Guten Tag..(greetings in German) (as I hav taken up..) Hope you r doing well...m doin, as I´ve said already, great over here....Today, I went to Montreux for a trip by ferry...4 the world famous Montreux Jazz Festival...It was just too good...while returning there was a heavy rainfall and the sight was a treat to the eyes as you can prolly imagine...our insitute is by the lake geneva and is surrounded vy the alpine mountains...I wonder how can the Swiss people call this lake geneva a "lake" when it takes 1.5 hrs to reach just half way of the lake, i.e. Montreux....Anyway, the trip was just amazing as usual and everything is good at my end...Now, m going to the student bar for a party...actually, every Friday and Saturday nights, we hav weekending parties with different themes...itz good for a weekend as we are to work out our asses right through the week....we hav classes in the morning frm 8 am and @ 10 am we need to go 4 either kitchen (hot cold or pastry), service or facilities for practicals, hav lunch @ 11 am get back to practicals from 12 pm to 2 pm. From 2.15 to 3.50 we hav classes again and then again from 4.15 pm, we hav practicals till about 8 pm. So, itz just work all throughout the day....around 12 hrs....but then, we hav 2 lose sum to get sum...so, I m always tired after the day...just exhausted...on Saturdays and Sundays, we hav a brunch @ 11 am and then dinner @ 6:oo pm (as always) because, people dont get up early as they are mostly drunk on the weekends...but itz all fun here....I m enjoyin it....Got to go to the party now....I will mail u later... bye... Avi. |
| From: Avinandan Phookan [mailto:avi_max@hotmail.com] Sent: Tuesday, July 13, 2004 1:51 AM To: asha@orionpolaris.com Subject: hi..this is avi.. |
| hi..... howy ya doin out there??? m doin gr8 out here....reached Geneva frm DEL via Amsterdam on 9th Jul....then an hours ride 2 Aigle station by train and then 20 mins drive to Institut Hotelier ..Cesar Ritz.. the whole experience over here is gud...lake geneva is on the front side of our school...bloodz, ity not a lake...itz a sea sized lake...waters crzstal clear...the view and scenerz is awesome...truly, playground of Europe.....surrounded by Alps everywhere..so m happy oàer here...got sum nice frenz just like u.....frm Bulgaria, Croatia, China, Taiwan, US , Lebannon and so many others..., tell me bout u...howy u doin??? bye.. Avi |