![[Home]](/images/menu/home-darkblue.png)
![[Chess]](/images/menu/chess-blue.png)
![[Gallery]](/images/menu/gallery-blue.png)
![[Links]](/images/menu/links-blue.png)
![[Linux]](/images/menu/linux-blue.png)
![[Palm]](/images/menu/palm-blue.png)
![[Stats]](/images/menu/stats-blue.png)
![[GPG Key]](/images/menu/gpg-blue.png)
Weblog tree...
- With Mountain Lion's iCloud Integration, Apple Strengthens the Garden Wall
- Your Passwords Don't Suck — It's Your Policies
- Flashback Click Fraud Campaign Was a Bust
- MIT Unveils Robotic Manipulator Filled With Coffee Grounds
- India Lurches Toward Internet Censorship
- FreeBSD X: Berkeley Unix, Apple Quality
- The Cookie Problem: A Mathematical Satire
- Top Technologies of 2012 Cater to The Common Man
- How It Went Down, a Play in One Act
- A Girl's Guide to Sex with Dogs
Sun, 02 Feb 2003
Kalpana
She was 42, her name was Kalpana Chawla, she was beautiful.
She died yesterday, in Columbia shuttle, with six other people...
She was the symbol of one fifth of the mankind, and her name was not even prononced on Radio France Internationale.
Instead we had a 5-10 minutes about one of the other seven casualties, coming from a small country, apparently more important than India...
I would like to know about her instead...
I am sad for all of them, and their families...
