Day: January 2, 2018

Antje Duvekot on life as a folk singer, her family and her music
Antje Duvekot on life as a folk singer, her family and her music

Sunday, November 11, 2007 Boston-based singer-songwriter Antje Duvekot has made a name for herself in the folk music world with powerful ballads of heartbreak and longing for a deeper spirituality, but coming up empty-handed. Below is David Shankbone’s interview with the folk chanteuse. David Shankbone: Tell me about your new album. Antje Duvekot: It’s called […]

READ MOREREAD MORE

Russian and US satellites collide
Russian and US satellites collide

Friday, February 13, 2009 The American civilian communications satellite Iridium 33 and the defunct Russian military communications satellite Kosmos-2251 collided over Siberia on Tuesday, according to NASA. The satellites, each weighing in excess of 1,000 pounds, and traveling at approximately 17,500 miles per hour, collided 491 miles above the earth. The Iridium satellite was launched […]

READ MOREREAD MORE

FTC begins antitrust inquiry of Google
FTC begins antitrust inquiry of Google

Saturday, June 25, 2011 Google has confirmed that it has “received formal notification,” that the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is investigating its business practices. The acknowledgment was posted on the internet search engine company’s blog Friday. Google said it was unclear about the nature of the probe. A broad FTC investigation would cause the company […]

READ MOREREAD MORE

Delighting Delhi!}Delighting Delhi!}

More Detail Here: New Zealand Restaurant Menu Online Lunch Time Delighting Delhi! by steily william New Delhi “” the beautiful capital of India has always been a hot favorite with tourists from different corners of the world due to a sort of colonial aura it had acquired in the past and also due to the […]

READ MOREREAD MORE