Three of the biggest financial miscalculations ever (The Funny
Side)  By Nury Vittachi: IT HAPPENS TO ALL of us. You slip some
cash in a pocket, forget all about it, and a year or two later
you find USD 43 million that you'd completely forgotten about.
Of course, the change I find in old pockets doesn't ALWAYS add
up to USD 43 million. Sometimes it's more like 43 cents, but you
can buy a lot of food for 43 cents, if you're not too snobbish
to visit the pet food section.  This thought was triggered by an
LA Times report which said USD 43 million of mislaid public
money was recently found by an accountant. The report didn't
identify where the money had been, but I'll wager it was that
little key pocket in the right trouser leg, the home of much
ancient treasure and foodstuffs.  I mentioned this to a
colleague named Vicky who had just mislaid a biggish banknote.
As I helped her search for it in the office, I got thinking
about other examples of lost cash. Remember when H and R Block
Inc., the tax accounting fir