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Monthly Archives: June 2010
Lightning strikes 3 Chicago buildings at the same time.
Here is a lovely video showing three Chicago buildings struck by lightning at the same time.
Migrants on the train of death
Here is a sad but chilling story of the rush to a “better life”.
Fatwa says to breastfeed men
The fatwas that are routinely issued by Muslim clerics never cease to amaze me for their ridiculousness but this one takes the cake (or should I say milk?). From the report, a Saudi cleric has issued a fatwa saying that … Continue reading
Out with the old, in with the new
Here is an amazing video of a Japanese spider crab moulting.
Daddy and me
An interesting photo feature showing world leaders and their dads. It will be some time before Rahul Gandhi is included.
Show me the money
I do not find this story surprising at all. This is not the first time this has happened nor will this be the last. This is exactly the reason why I did not donate any money. “We recently issued notices … Continue reading
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Tagged flood relief, Karnataka, money
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Indian Clogged Railways
Here is an article from NY Times. A story about trains in China and a video which compares Chinese and US high speed rail plans. Another related story here.
Clean water and healthcare to Indian villages
Here is an innovative and laudable effort. The initiative installs rainwater collection systems on villagers’ rooftops along with a pipe system that pumps water to larger reservoirs. Sustainable Solutions provides some of the cash, and the villagers provide the rest. … Continue reading