Shaun is my friend. Do I agree with him on everything? No, but I have learned much from him. This is a fascinating post that I thought you might enjoy! Oh the mysteries of life!
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This is a post from my friend Keyur about the beginning of Navaratri a 9 day festival celebration in India. Mr. Modi is fasting as he visits the United Nations and Washington, even forgoing a working dinner with Mr. Obama … Continue reading
Charles-Marie Widor was a French composer, organist and teacher who lived from 1844-1937. This is his most famous work, simply known as the Widor Toccata, though it actually is the final piece in the 5th movement of his Symphony for … Continue reading
“Mom”, the affectionate name given to the Indian spacecraft, reached Mars orbit on Wednesday, beating China, the Americans, the Soviets, and Europe and all on a shoestring budget. $74 million to be exact which was less than the budget to … Continue reading
These 25 Things Might Sound Crazy But They’re Mind-Blowingly True. #9 Is AWESOME. June 18, 2014 Other Stuff It’s a strange place, this world we live in. Cars park on driveways and drive on parkways, hot dogs come in packs of … Continue reading
Shoot for beauty / rupa designs Updated 7 hours ago · Taken at Mango Studio New Delhi This is the positive capitalism and entrepreneurship company so prevalent in India. It seems that no matter how successful many of … Continue reading
Ah James Taylor, one of my favorite singers from long ago who is still performing. He came on the music scene in 1966 and was a good transition from folk to rock. His lyrics hit the mark and the melodious … Continue reading
This is not a happy, feel good post on this Saturday morning. I am deeply saddened by the violence and possible voting irregularities in Scotland. Just another example of greed in this world where money, no matter the currency, and … Continue reading
Today is not the day I expected or filled with the news that I wanted. Scotland has spoken with an election of an unheard of turnout of almost 85% of the registered voters. The “No” voters were victorious in their … Continue reading
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