Who fired the rockets? Is not an issue now. What is it going to result in? Is! There were three rockets which were fired on Israel from a small area of Lebanon. It is like hurling a stone at a mad Dog, chasing a Cat, and teasing it. This would obviously result in dog stop chasing the cat, but it starts chasing you. Lebanon Government trembled with the new issue against blood savvy Israel. I am sure it doesn’t dare to do that. Then it must be someone who wants…
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What can Obama bring to science?
Besides bigger challenges on economy and foreign policy issues, Obama has also to cover much more sectors which have postponed crucial decisions till the election of new President. They all require immediate attention because they are going to lose a lot along with the delay. As science and technology is one of them, it is our duty to estimate what he can bring to science and act or react accordingly. Obama’s speeches were very positive on issues with science and what I liked most among them is his “planet in…
Read MoreObama rally on roads of Hampton
Barack Obama the Democratic presidential nominee returned to Hampton roads on Tuesday, October 28, 2008 night with a rally at Harbor Park in Norfolk. Obama rally started at 9.30 p.m. and doors were opened from 7.00p.m. Tickets were not required but an RSVP was strongly recommended for attending the rally. Virginia could be a toss up, with Hampton Roads possibly decide which candidates wins the state as in recent research poll. Before six days of election Obama ahead in 8 battleground states, research poll on who wins in the elections…
Read MoreMicrosoft Wants a New Yahoo Board
Microsoft Corp. threw its weight behind investor Carl Icahn’s effort to oust Yahoo Inc.’s board next month, saying Monday that a successful rebellion would encourage the software maker to renew its takeover bid for Yahoo or negotiate another multibillion-dollar deal. The development gives Icahn a huge carrot to dangle before Yahoo shareholders as he wages a campaign to oust Yahoo’s nine directors at the company’s annual meeting Aug. 1. Microsoft’s support of Icahn also intensifies the pressure on Yahoo co-founder and Chief Executive Jerry Yang, whose handling of the earlier…
Read MoreGoogle slates Microsoft-Yahoo deal
Google billionaire co-founder Larry Page criticized a potential Microsoft takeover of Yahoo, saying it would concentrate too much power in the online communications market, stifling innovation and curbing competition. But he discounted the idea that an advertising deal between Google and Yahoo – one the two companies are now exploring would present any potential antitrust problems. In his first authorized activate for Google to the nation’s capital, Page spoke on Thursday at a forum sponsored by the New dweller Foundation conceive tank about expanding affordable access to high-speed internet service…
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