Sunday, July 3, 2011
Friday, June 24, 2011
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Jania draws a sketch of Grand parents
Historical Sketch by Jania way back in 2011. She kept our hands apart as She was sure that we never hold hands together.
Thanks Kiddos for teaching us.
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Gobind in Scouts Team 2011
Gobind in uniform reminds us his other grandpa and great-grandpa Who excelled in Indian Army
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Friday, May 6, 2011
Grand Opening of Second Phase of Nation's most expensive & largest San Jose Gurdwara Sunday April 10.
San Jose: Expanded Sikh temple, largest in nation, open to the public this weekend
The Sikh temple high in San Jose's hills will be a flurry of activity this weekend, with an open house open for Evergreen district neighbors Saturday followed by a free vegetarian lunch for 10,000 guests and tours of the new $20-million expansion on Sunday.
The major festivities at the San Jose Sikh Gurdwara, which means "gateway to the guru," begin about 10 a.m. Sunday, with a procession around parts of the 40-acres campus at 3636 Murillo Ave.
Throughout the day, dignitaries such as Gov. Jerry Brown, San Jose Mayor Chuck Reed and others, are expected to be among the thousands touring the newest additions to the temple, considered the largest and most expensive in the United States.
The second phase of construction was about a year later than planned and about $2 million over what was originally budgeted said Bob Dhillon, a temple leader who oversaw the construction himself. The total cost to build the 110,000 square feet of the overall building footprint is about $32 million, Dhillon said.
The new additions include a prayer hall that can hold up to 1,500 worshippers, a massive vegetarian kitchen called a langar, 12 classrooms and 11 apartments for temple priests and visitors.
The Sikh temple high in San Jose's hills will be a flurry of activity this weekend, with an open house open for Evergreen district neighbors Saturday followed by a free vegetarian lunch for 10,000 guests and tours of the new $20-million expansion on Sunday.
The major festivities at the San Jose Sikh Gurdwara, which means "gateway to the guru," begin about 10 a.m. Sunday, with a procession around parts of the 40-acres campus at 3636 Murillo Ave.
Throughout the day, dignitaries such as Gov. Jerry Brown, San Jose Mayor Chuck Reed and others, are expected to be among the thousands touring the newest additions to the temple, considered the largest and most expensive in the United States.
The second phase of construction was about a year later than planned and about $2 million over what was originally budgeted said Bob Dhillon, a temple leader who oversaw the construction himself. The total cost to build the 110,000 square feet of the overall building footprint is about $32 million, Dhillon said.
The new additions include a prayer hall that can hold up to 1,500 worshippers, a massive vegetarian kitchen called a langar, 12 classrooms and 11 apartments for temple priests and visitors.
President Obama
"President Obama single-handedly came up with the technique in order to pull this off," Limbaugh said on Monday. "You see, the military wanted to go in there and bomb as they always do. They wanted to drop missiles and drop bombs and a number of totally destructive techniques here. But President Obama, perhaps the only qualified member in the room to deal with this, insisted on the Special Forces. No one else thought of that. President Obama. Not a single intelligence adviser, not a single national security adviser, not a single military adviser came up with the idea of using SEAL Team 6 or any Special Forces."
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