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Errrr…… That’s the picture of Tsunami.. TIDE pics anyone… Yeah!! Finally we ve got one!

Playing himself in CRYCOM productions SMILE , SMILE, SMILE - A lot can happen over a smile

Scene 1: The day after another fruitless day … ;( “WE need to have a strong case based study to analyse these failures”

Scene 2: Sees someone smiling* at him Quote of the Day : DCP I have never seen a smiling face that wasn’t beautiful - DCP Oh YEAH!! V toooooooooooo…. * I am still not sure if it’s a smile!

Then came the idea DCPs theory of Prospect Portfolio The prospect portfolio is defined on the trail availability of the different sets of subjects, also termed prospects, which is not inhibited by the presence or existence of their prospectors and whose probability as a set is bound to be in the increasing order of magnitude depending on the varied nature. :OOOOOOOOOO

Explanation Probability of conversion of a lead into a prospect if you try only one <= .5 Time taken = at least 3 months Amt spent = Rs. 50- 60K => Return = . i.E there is a huge risk of not getting converted and no proper return on investment It is here that the diversification occurs:

.1 Diversification .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1

Diversification Strategy : Photographs – Every category needs a separate pic To Asst. Profs: I am Decent Pic To profs : Naughty Professional Pic

To OOTY : I need TEA Pic To TAs : I am Stylish Pic

Strategy : Photographs – Every category needs a separate pic To PGP3s : I am admirably adventurous Pic To PGP2s: Deeply in Thought Pic Whoops

To PGP1s : I am an open book for you pic To a certain PGP1s : I am extremely romantic pic

I want to covert lead to prospect through black magic I think I can dance: Sorry, we don’t have a good pic

Applications of ADVANCED GAME THEORY : Expected Payoff Probability Matrix PGP1 Doesn’t smile Smile 1 , - infinity Doesn’t matter, - infinity Smile DCP 0, - infinity 0, - infinity Doesn’t Smile DCPs dominant Strategy : SMILE SMILESMILE

Due to our exams scheduled, we aren’t being able to bring out portray some important elements of his character. Here is an example The intelligent strategist DCP: Hey, I need a break from project at 11:30 PM Sags : Why? DCP: I need to make a call. Sags : To whom? DCP: To SAM, there are two birthdays today and if I don’t call her at 1130, she might wish him first. I want to keep her phone engaged Sags : :OOO

FIGHTING SPIRIT: Almost killed an EnI member when they didn’t send this pic for a long time

You are all cordially invited for CryComs mega extravagenza BASE CONTACT at A base - Don’t miss it!!! At 0000hrs sharp

A crycomoriginial - We aim to make you cry

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1. CRYCOM PRESENTS -Laugh till you cry

2. THE RISING TIDE

3. Errrr…… That’s the picture of Tsunami.. TIDE pics anyone… Yeah!! Finally we ve got one!

4. THE RISING TIDE

5. D

6. C

7. P

8. Playing himself in CRYCOM productions SMILE , SMILE, SMILE - A lot can happen over a smile

9. Scene 1: The day after another fruitless day … ;( “WE need to have a strong case based study to analyse these failures”

10. Scene 2: Sees someone smiling* at him Quote of the Day : DCP I have never seen a smiling face that wasn’t beautiful - DCP Oh YEAH!! V toooooooooooo…. * I am still not sure if it’s a smile!

11. Then came the idea DCPs theory of Prospect Portfolio The prospect portfolio is defined on the trail availability of the different sets of subjects, also termed prospects, which is not inhibited by the presence or existence of their prospectors and whose probability as a set is bound to be in the increasing order of magnitude depending on the varied nature. :OOOOOOOOOO

12. Explanation Probability of conversion of a lead into a prospect if you try only one <= .5 Time taken = at least 3 months Amt spent = Rs. 50- 60K => Return = . i.E there is a huge risk of not getting converted and no proper return on investment It is here that the diversification occurs:

13. .1 Diversification .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1

14. Diversification Strategy : Photographs – Every category needs a separate pic To Asst. Profs: I am Decent Pic To profs : Naughty Professional Pic

15. To OOTY : I need TEA Pic To TAs : I am Stylish Pic

16. Strategy : Photographs – Every category needs a separate pic To PGP3s : I am admirably adventurous Pic To PGP2s: Deeply in Thought Pic Whoops

17. To PGP1s : I am an open book for you pic To a certain PGP1s : I am extremely romantic pic

18. I want to covert lead to prospect through black magic I think I can dance: Sorry, we don’t have a good pic

19. Hey, I also have friends.

20. Applications of ADVANCED GAME THEORY : Expected Payoff Probability Matrix PGP1 Doesn’t smile Smile 1 , - infinity Doesn’t matter, - infinity Smile DCP 0, - infinity 0, - infinity Doesn’t Smile DCPs dominant Strategy : SMILE SMILESMILE

21. Due to our exams scheduled, we aren’t being able to bring out portray some important elements of his character. Here is an example The intelligent strategist DCP: Hey, I need a break from project at 11:30 PM Sags : Why? DCP: I need to make a call. Sags : To whom? DCP: To SAM, there are two birthdays today and if I don’t call her at 1130, she might wish him first. I want to keep her phone engaged Sags : :OOO

22. FIGHTING SPIRIT: Almost killed an EnI member when they didn’t send this pic for a long time

23. You are all cordially invited for CryComs mega extravagenza BASE CONTACT at A base - Don’t miss it!!! At 0000hrs sharp

24. A crycomoriginial - We aim to make you cry

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