I am impressed! Hats of to Sally!!!

I am impressed! Hats of to Sally ,

The incident that impressed me in the last few days was the remarkable achievement in the field of aviation in America. I am not an expert in the aviation technology just recreational awareness. Thanks to NGC for my awareness initiative as I was a regular viewer of “Plane crash investigations” telecasted in the channel.

I am amazed not just about the presence of mind of the pilot who was flying the US Airways A320 but also his sense of public responsibility.
In just about 3-and-a-half minutes after the take-off from the LaGuardia Airport and not left with too many options the pilot’s words to the airport tower ‘We’re Gonna End Up in the Hudson’. Well, imagine the consequences of economic, political and public if he had parked amongst the densely grown sky scrappers in NY.

Chesley B. Sullenberger III – Was a true hero of the day in saving the lives of 155 passengers on board.

Related links :-
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/18/nyregion/18plane.html

http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/subjects/a/airplane_accidents_and_incidents/us_airways_flight_1549/index.html?inline=nyt-classifier

Snow ! Snow ! Snow !!!

Snow ! Snow ! Snow !!!

Snow! Show me someone who don’t like it ;-)
Have heard of it…. Have longed to see ….But, have only seen it in the Movies and TV.
Never dreamed of an experience to run, walk, play, and trying to eat SNOW.
Well it all happen this winter! \O/
It was a wonderful experience during the past three weeks to wake up every morning in the light of snow. It snows the whole night and morning looked really bright which was also surprising. The most interesting part was to experience the snow fall while the sun was rising bright and strong.

Also learned from the localite’s the snow was extreme and for a longer duration back this year more after 10 years.

It felt like heaven indeed.