NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory has a great video on how Entry, Descent and Landing will take place when the Phoenix Mars Lander reaches Mars on 25 May 2008.
I don't think any non-IT company or for that matter any IT company in India has a company blog. The blog run on the Mahindra website by "Joel Combs – 32 years old, live on and farm 170 acres in Pine Knot, Kentucky USA. Gateway to the Big South Fork NRRA. I have 3 children, ages 5, 7 and 9, and I work as a Machine Operator for Kingsford Charcoal in Burnside, KY. I’m a 5-year member of LIUNA local 576, and my hobbies include hunting, fishing, boating, cars, barbecuing, and most all things outdoors." Not a terribly interesting blog - but some good photos on how the non-IT world lives ;-) Looks like Mahindra is trying to show how it's part of the American community.
“Paris is always a good idea.” - Audrey Hepburn On Summer Solstice day in June 2024, when the world was looking east for the International Day of Yoga, we headed west to Europe. We had an ambitious plan of conquering Paris in three days, swinging by the sunny coastal town of Montpellier in South of France, hopping over to Marseille and then a flight to Rome where we would see the legacy of the Romans and the Renaissance before heading to Florence to see some of Michelangelo's classics such as David. We would then come back towards Asia by taking the morning train from Florence to Rome, the afternoon flight from Rome to Paris and the night flight from Paris to New Delhi. The morning flight from Bangalore to Mumbai at 8:30 AM was packed with mostly people heading to Maximum City for a day of business and perhaps try to come back by a late evening flight. We reached Mumbai, crossed Immigration and reached the Vistara gate for our Paris...
Discussion on death penalty with Rj.
Kerry had said that he opposes death penalty except for terrorists.
My view is that this is pretty wishy-washy - this has to be a black&white issue and one cannot have positions on both sides of the issue. If you impose the death penalty on an individual, terrorist or otherwise, then you are pro-death penalty.
Rj thinks that death-penalty should be decided on a case-case basis - I agree, but then one cannot say that one is against death penalty.
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