Friday, August 30, 2013
Family History by Granddad
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
Back to School 2013
Sunday, August 25, 2013
Field Trip to Mt Diablo and subsequent Fire on east side.
Shiv having a look at the vast Panorama of North and East San Francisco.
The far-reaching panorama from Mount Diablo is all the more impressive considering the mountain’s relatively short (elevation 3,849 feet) height.
Concord on left, Vallejo bridge and WW discarded ships stranded in the Pacific, seen on the right. Martinez, Pittsburgh, and Antioch.
Jania was scared of Helicopter flies had to be carried in Shiv's lap
Mount Diablo boasts some fine trails but the state park is primarily oriented to the automobile. Something of the majesty of conquering Diablo is lost for hikers when they’re joined at the top by dozens of visitors stepping from their cars.
Parents of LO students,
We wanted to update you that we will have our afternoon PE classes and recesses indoors today. There is some soot coming down and we are taking precautionary measures in light of the fire on Mt. Diablo. We appreciate all the calls and have been working with our district office today to monitor the situation. Your student's health is of the utmost importance to us.
Have a wonderful afternoon,
Sincerely,
Nadine Rosenzweig
Principal
About 3700 acres of land was raged in fire and was only 20 % contained.
Dennis Rein, an information officer for the Moraga-Orinda Fire District, said 250 firefighters had been on the line overnight and were being replaced Monday morning with 700 new firefighters. Crews are gathering at Camp Parks in Dublin and are arriving from all over the region and California, he said.
Camp Parks is just in our back yard about two-three miles down.
Sept 10, 2013, 6.30 AM
As per ABC news bulletin at 6.40 am in the morning, 3400 Acres were effected and the Fire Department was able to contain 45% of the fire by working 24 hours.
Not Hot today, it is forecasted to drizzle tonight. I think God will help now.
TV Shot of today 9/10
Sept 11, 2013
The fire is 70 % contained today morning.
TV Shot today morning 9/11
Sep 17, 2013
Mt Diablo State Park has reopened today after more than 3000 Acres were burnt totaling a loss of $ 4.5 Millions.
Fire Fatigue
San Ramon Olympic Pool & Aquatic Park
Saturday, August 24, 2013
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Jania Ties Rakhi on Gobind 2013
Friday, August 16, 2013
Family Concert in Sherwood summer 2013
Thursday, August 15, 2013
Tiger Car is on sale, any bidders!
Barrett-Jackson will feature this stunning 1925 Rolls Royce Phantom I in its Las Vegas auction which will take place at the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino September 26th through the 28th.
The Maharaja of Kota, Umed Singh II, contracted with Barker and Co. Ltd of London – Rolls Royce preferred coach builder of that era – to outfit the New Phantom chassis with Torpedo Phaeton coachwork as a hunting vehicle on his private estate. This car featured many specialized options including searchlights for spotting game, two lockable vertical racks for hunting rifles, a Chubb safe and a Lantaka elephant cannon mounted to the rear bumper.
Dubbed the “Tiger Car,” it was used to transport the Maharaja and his guests to the estate’s tiger hunting grounds. It came equipped with the New Phantom’s standard OHV eight-liter straight six-cylinder engine, a low ratio four-speed transmission and extra tall tires that allowed it to pass through the jungle terrain in Rajasthan.
The Maharaja Rolls Royce has received multiple first-place Concours awards, including the Rolls Royce of Canada Award at the 1991 Rolls Royce National Meet. In 1992 it received a second in class award at Pebble Beach. More than a show car, the Maharaja Rolls has also been toured in numerous events.
For more information about the car and the auction visit the Barrett-Jackson website at barrett-jackson.com/lasvegas