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Our tribute to the "Nelson"

His action is unique, his descion is accurate and the announcement is quicker and instantaneous.
Yes, you are right. He is none other than our own David Shepherd.

Shepherd was a batsman for Gloucestershire for 14 years.

He's best known as a leading umpire, standing in 92 Test matches around the world.

He was much loved for his one-legged jigs which he performed when the score reached 111, 222 or 333, scores known as a 'Nelson'.

He was 68.

Wondered What to Put

I am a lot confused on what to post on my blog... these days i have put a strict rule of restricting myself from not posting known facts from the web in my blog for my loving good visitors.

At last i have come to post my captured shots of last year deepavali and wish all my visitors a safe and joyful deepavali /diwali

Tsunami in Pacific

A series of tsunamis has caused widespread death and destruction in the South Pacific. The waves were triggered by a powerful deep sea earthquake between Samoa and American Samoa. Scores of people are reported to have been killed.

Each hour brings more reports of loss of life and immense damage to what is normally a serene corner of the South Pacific. Parts of Samoa and American Samoa were pounded by a series of large waves unleashed by a magnitude eight earthquake early Tuesday.
Island residents said they were shaken by a huge jolt, which was followed by tremors that lasted for several minutes. Then the tsunamis struck.

Nathan Becker from the Pacific Tsunami Center in Hawaii says that large walls of water would have crashed onto the shoreline.

Chandrayaan 2 : Plans to be postponed??

The discovery of water molecules on Moon by Chandrayaan-1 is all set to alter the course of Chandrayaan-2 scheduled for 2013. Isro
chairman G Madhavan Nair announced the significance of the discovery for India’s future Moon missions at the Isro headquarters, Bangalore, on Friday, hours after Nasa publicly acknowledged Isro’s partnership in this discovery.


Nair began with: ‘‘India has discovered water on Moon. It is a remarkable finding.’’ And added cheekily: ‘‘I would like to disagree with the media which has been saying Chandrayaan-1 is a failure, setback and all that. I believe it is a wonderful mission. I have been saying it is a 95% success, but now I want to say it is 110% success.’’

Describing the finding as ‘pathbreaking’, Nair said: ‘‘The discovery opens up many more questions about the Moon — how much water there is, the quantity, the extent, where it is located...’’


He went on: ‘‘We will revisit the scientific objectives of India’s second moon mission Chandrayaan-2. We’ll see if we can go beyond analysis of soil samples. We’ll explore how we can go down further on Moon, whether we can go down a few centimetres or half a metre... We’ll think of a deeper exploration of the Moon’s crust.’’

‘‘For this, there has to be a mid-course correction of the scientific objectives of Chandrayaan-2. We will certainly do that.’’


On the progress of Chandrayaan-2, Nair said: ‘‘I am under terrific pressure — the number of proposals (for instruments) we have received is so high. We are full at the moment. We are in fact wondering whether and how to create extra capacity to carry all that. We will evaluate every proposal and examine them in the light of our objectives. The revised scientific objectives should be ready latest by March (2010).


It takes three years from conception of mission to design. We are on schedule to launch Chandrayaan-2 in 2013.’’
Returning to the water discovery, Nair said: ‘‘With Chandrayaan-1, India has set the pattern for future explorations. Nasa is thinking of international cooperation in some of its future missions and has a group exclusively for that. Space from now on is global — about global cooperation.’’

The discovery has implications for inter-planetary explorations, Nair said. ‘‘There is abundant sunlight that can be converted into electricity. Hydrogen and oxygen could generate water. Rockets can be filled up. You can think of going to Mars from Moon. Moon could possibly become a base for inter-planetary exploration, manned or unmanned.’’

Water on moon gives Isro food for thought

Buoyed by the path-breaking discovery of water on the lunar surface by Chandrayaan-1, ISRO is planning to re-think the mission objectives and the experiments to be carried out by Chandrayaan- 2 mission which the space agency plans to launch by 2013.

“We have a good head start.

The data we have is really exciting and we will definitely have to re-visit the mission objectives.

We may go for certain midcourse correction of the objectives,” ISRO chairman G Madhavan Nair said. He added the Chandrayaan-2 will drill a few millimetres down the surface and collect samples.

ISRO’s second unmanned lunar exploration mission includes a lunar orbiter as well as a lander and rover. The lander is Russian, while the lunar rovers would be a Russian and Indian one.

“We have a handful of proposals from the international space agencies who want to participate in the mission. If we have to consider them, then we will have to undertake at least three launches. We are studying their proposals as the spacecraft is already full now,’’ said Nair.

On the lessons it has learnt from the Chandrayaan-1 to protect itself from the hostile environs of the moon, he said ISRO scientists would provide adequate margin and shielding.

Sensex its a Rainy Day Free Fall

The BSE Sensex has fallen just like a rainy day water drop by 724 points to settle down at
11801.70 points and almost all the companies across all the variants have lost their money.