2 Infographics to help you understand the mess better. (or perhaps asking more questions)
http://awesome.good.is/transparency/usersubmissions/financialcrisis/cypher13/
http://awesome.good.is/transparency/usersubmissions/financialcrisis/klimiuk/
The last time i was trying to understand this, it took me ages, textbooks and other resources were bad and explained this in a very confusing way. This is by far the clearest and easiest method to derive it 
Source
http://www.theoptionsguide.com/understanding-put-call-parity.aspx
Today i googled to try to help a friend hide this excel sheet using VBA.
I was surprised that i had to go to the 2nd page to find the best way to do so.
So here it is
Original Post (for detailed steps)
http://vbatips.com/category/vba/page/4/
A great classic
With a few tweaks. u can do this cheaper and easier than in this original recipe.
Firstly you can use spaghetti noodles instead of the yellow Chinese noodles. This will save you the trouble of find and paying a premium for them.
Sausages instead of sliced chicken can be used if you are on a tight budget. It may not taste as authentic but it will fill you up without burning a hole in your pocket 
another dish that is easy to cook on exchange!
Vodka is optional seriously ;D (tho cheap almost everywhere else other than SG)
http://www.lifesambrosia.com/2010/01/penne-alla-vodka-recipe.html
I am now hosted on mediatemple!
For those how do not know who they are, heres some info.
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Expect fast speeds and almost no down time ;D
I will be starting a new section featuring recipes that are easy to cook when you are on exchange!
It will feature cheap, asian (sometimes) and have ingredients that are easy to find whether u are in mumbai or paris (i hope ;D)
First up, wedges!
http://joelens.blogspot.com/2010/01/garlic-parmesan-oven-fries.html
This is how i did it… in 10minutes.
1. ONLY connect your linksys modem to your computer and connect to it. (try 192.168.1.1)
2. Use this setting under the adv section of your router.
set the RIP to lan and wireless
3. Disconnect your computer from the router.
4. Connect the Lan port of your linksys router to your modem. (do not connect it to WAN port of your linksys router)
Thats all! (pray that the router mode in your linksys router can auto detect and config ;D)
