Ravi S. Iyer: Worldly

One of the main reasons why I spent time to put up posts on Wang computers/Wang Labs. and its founder An Wang, was that I wanted to make this information easily available to those interested in such matters and who Google search for it using relevant terms. Essentially, I wanted to contribute to chronicling on the Internet with free and easily accessible posts, the story of Wang computers/Wang Labs. and its founder An Wang. So I am glad to see that my posts on these topics are in top ten Google search results if the word India is added to the search terms. Without India word (context), the posts appear within top fifty Google search results. I think that people who are deeply interested in Wang computers history/Wang Labs. history will go through first fifty results for such terms on Google search, and so come across my posts.  But people who are looking for quick and easily accessible pages on Wang computers history/Wang Labs. history may look at only first few, say four or five, resu

Last updated on 1st June 2022 I finished reading one of former US President Jimmy Carter's memoirs, 'A Full life'; 'Reflections at ninety'. Note that Jimmy Carter has written many memoirs and so this memoir gives some aspects of his life story. This book seems to have been written in 2014 and first published perhaps in 2015. [On PC desktop, to open pic in larger resolution (if available), right-click on pic followed by open link (NOT image) in new tab/window. In new tab/window you may have to click on pic to zoom in.] Readers may want to read my associated earlier post: Started reading two memoirs, one by former Indian Prime Minister Narasimha Rao and another by former US President Jimmy Carter, https://ravisiyermisc.blogspot.com/2022/04/started-reading-two-memoirs-one-by.html , 26th April 2022.  I found the book to be very interesting as the former US President has included lots of details about his life and has been frank about some sensitive things about his lif