I assume most of you are aware or will soon be aware of the bombings that took place in Bombay today. I would just like to say that my team's heart goes out to the victims in India, and that we are very upset that the world around us is still trying to tear itself apart. With that said we are very resolute in the fact that personally, we feel that the competition should still go on, if nothing less then to prove that everyone from every corner of the globe of different religions, races, and philosophies can still cooperate and work together to create some good in the world. I look forward to hopefully meeting you all,

-Scott Lynch

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Scott Lynch
TEAM: LDLC

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I think it is safe to say that we all feel horrible about the bombings. The competition will go on though. A lot of thought has already gone into and will keep going into security (as it always does for events like this) because we all want everyone to be safe. We hope that everyone will have a safe and enjoyable time in India.

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I heard that news too. We are really sorry for the victims and the families of victims. I guess the assailants had various, complicated reasons, but terrorism is tottaly wrong way. Why they can't understand the pain of losing friends and family? They don't care about that? Is there anything more important? I can't forgive this because I can't stand losing my family and friends by such absurdity accidents. To tell the truth, I'm feeling fear, but we want to say our team keep on with an indomitable spirit. See you in India, guys.

 

Mourning for the victims. It's really sad and frightening whether it's Bombay, Madrid,  London, New York, Tokyo or Moscow.

But in any case I am sure the Imagine Cup organization will be all thumbs up including security.

Ye, it is a kind of development trend in the future to be safe

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say & do is more than say

The Dutch team was already aware that there's always the risk of being tartgetted by terroristic attacks in such countries. Although we feel bad for the families and friends of the people that passed that day, we see no reason why we shouldn't be present at the ImagineCup in 3 weeks. Many things can happen in that timespan and we're hopeful that it'll be for the good.

Next stop, India!

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Non vitae sed scholae discimus.
Education is not for school, but for life.

well terror is around the world ...to kill our brotherood...our silence...our peace....and our relations...

everyone looses everything in terror strikes.., no one gains ..but still those minds go on....i personally  feel ...what would  i do if someone from them come infront of me....i would just kill that person...who took so any lives for the sake of terror....

well being indian....i felt like  i suffered in some conrner of my heart in those strikes....almost 200 died....and  many injured...god knows..wha they want....but i know i will really make this  world...a better place and healthy place to liv in...

well being indian...i would welcome all my friends...across the globe...to meet in imagine cup...and i feel proud that we are  hosting this  time....i would be  there guys  in interface designing...and also in india...to welcome u all...

well anyone of u if  have  any queries...can drop a mail to me...at : dreamsofmohit@yahoo.co.in

i would  surely try to resolve  ur querries...and  fears....

see u guys in india....i m really excited to meet my new  friends


i full assure...this event will be as peaceful and  enjoyable as it can get.....

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Mohit Bhargava

Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.

We recieved a mail telling that everything is being done to ensure the safety of everyone, which isn't all too different from what could've been expected in the first place. If you're one of the finalists, check your mailbox for the mail. :)

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Non vitae sed scholae discimus.
Education is not for school, but for life.