Its called STICKS n i hope sticks can entertain ya...!!
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Sunday, December 20, 2009
sTiCkS!!!!
My first comic stripe!!
Its called STICKS n i hope sticks can entertain ya...!!
CLICK TO PREVIEW!!
Please lemme know about ya views!
Its called STICKS n i hope sticks can entertain ya...!!
CLICK TO PREVIEW!!
Please lemme know about ya views!
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Aviation Week
AERO INDIA 2009
( 7th Aero India; 11-15th Feb, 2009)
The Aero India 2009 just got over. This show is considered to be one of the largest Air Shows of South Asia . Aero India was started in 1996 by the ministry of defence and is managed by Confederation of Indian Industry (CII). Aero India is the best place to ......observe, practice and promote the latest products, services and technologies of the aviation industry to the international professional audience. It is an Asia’s premier biennial air show held at Yelahanka Air Force station in Bangalore. There was also displays and exhibitions of military and civil aircrafts of leading manufactures, vendors and suppliers. Various aircrafts of Indian Air Force were also displayed in this show.
As the modernization of Indian Armed Forces and with also enormous new opportunities in the civil aviation sector ,this opened innumerable new avenues for investments. Aero India 2009 provides an ideal window of opportunity for companies to not only network with the Indian Industry but also to benefit from the sharing of expertise in the fields of R & D production and product support with other global players. Aero India 2009 showcases the latest in the field of Military and Civil aircrafts, vital components for aircraft engines, avionics systems & sub systems, airfield radars and new age technologies used in the defence sector.
Notes from the Press:
For further details log on to:
http://www.aeroindia.in/aero-india-2009.html
( 7th Aero India; 11-15th Feb, 2009)
The Aero India 2009 just got over. This show is considered to be one of the largest Air Shows of South Asia . Aero India was started in 1996 by the ministry of defence and is managed by Confederation of Indian Industry (CII). Aero India is the best place to ......observe, practice and promote the latest products, services and technologies of the aviation industry to the international professional audience. It is an Asia’s premier biennial air show held at Yelahanka Air Force station in Bangalore. There was also displays and exhibitions of military and civil aircrafts of leading manufactures, vendors and suppliers. Various aircrafts of Indian Air Force were also displayed in this show.
As the modernization of Indian Armed Forces and with also enormous new opportunities in the civil aviation sector ,this opened innumerable new avenues for investments. Aero India 2009 provides an ideal window of opportunity for companies to not only network with the Indian Industry but also to benefit from the sharing of expertise in the fields of R & D production and product support with other global players. Aero India 2009 showcases the latest in the field of Military and Civil aircrafts, vital components for aircraft engines, avionics systems & sub systems, airfield radars and new age technologies used in the defence sector.
Notes from the Press:
* 'The world is looking at India with a different perspective. Despite the financial down slide the defence, aerospace, industries, will continue to bloom,' said Air Chief F H Major at a press conference held as a part of the Aero India Show 2009 in Bangalore.
For further details log on to:
http://www.aeroindia.in/aero-india-2009.html
Saturday, February 7, 2009
Mystery of the Stone Circle
The history and the archeology always leave me stunned. The creations in the ancient times, without the huge machines and cranes, always have put to me in the thought of how actually these colossal structures were built and what was the basic purpose of building them.
Adding to the already made discoveries, another stone carving was revealed on Roach Ridge (place not sure). Until a couple of years ago it was hidden under a blanket of heather, but the wind blew the growth back and the carving was rediscovered in 2004. The carving is very close to the edge of a cliff and consists of an area about 3 meters by 2 meters which has been leveled. A 36inch diameter circle has been carved in the middle of the leveled area.
Assumptions:
-->> Stoke Archaeology Society have put forward the idea that this is perhaps a mill-stone in the making. To release the stone the mason would have to cut out underneath. It seems a pretty inaccessible place to fashion a millstone being almost as high as you can go and part made mill-stones can be found in the quarries much further down the valley. These mill-stones are made from boulders which seems to be a much less arduous and obvious way of making them.
-->> Archeologists John Barnett and Adam Russell - the former of the Peak Park, are pretty sure the stone carving pictured is not a mill-stone in the making but is possibly where a Victorian telescope was mounted.
Adding to the already made discoveries, another stone carving was revealed on Roach Ridge (place not sure). Until a couple of years ago it was hidden under a blanket of heather, but the wind blew the growth back and the carving was rediscovered in 2004. The carving is very close to the edge of a cliff and consists of an area about 3 meters by 2 meters which has been leveled. A 36inch diameter circle has been carved in the middle of the leveled area.
Assumptions:
-->> Stoke Archaeology Society have put forward the idea that this is perhaps a mill-stone in the making. To release the stone the mason would have to cut out underneath. It seems a pretty inaccessible place to fashion a millstone being almost as high as you can go and part made mill-stones can be found in the quarries much further down the valley. These mill-stones are made from boulders which seems to be a much less arduous and obvious way of making them.
-->> Archeologists John Barnett and Adam Russell - the former of the Peak Park, are pretty sure the stone carving pictured is not a mill-stone in the making but is possibly where a Victorian telescope was mounted.
So if nothing was known in living memory in 1874 of the origins of the carving then this puts the origin at least a lifetime earlier perhaps more, i.e to before 1800. Telescopes were around in the 1700's so it could still be a telescope mounting, however it is unlikely to be Victorian.
This is taken from an article and I really don't know how far is it true. But, knowing about this magnificent structure my research is in full swing and will update this with any further discovery.
This is taken from an article and I really don't know how far is it true. But, knowing about this magnificent structure my research is in full swing and will update this with any further discovery.
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