Sunday, June 7, 2009

See the USA with YMT Vacations


With the economic downturn, more and more Americans are going back to driving vacations. Some prefer to discover the country close to home while some think of driving to places they have not gone before. Now may be the time to think of planned tours with a group like those offered by YMT Vacations.

Land tours have the advantage of everyone having a good time without worrying about the driving, where to stay or what to see. It is all planned for you. Consider sightseeing in the national parks, taking a leisurely tour on the way to the Pasadena Rose Parade by way of Las Vegas, or watching autumn leaves in the northeast culminating in the awesome Niagara Falls, all in the comfort and safety of a motor coach. You might even consider sightseeing in the neighboring Canadian Rockies. YMT Vacations can tailor such a vacation for your group.

With land tours, getting there can be more fun than the destination. YMT Vacations can make it happen.

Friday, June 5, 2009

Silicon Valley Mourns Google Mentor, Rajeev Motwani

Avid google users and computer programmers will mourn the passing of Rajeev Motwani, mentor of Google founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page. Indian born and educated, Rajeev Motwani taught computer science at Stanford University. Computer scientists praise his untiring mentorship of young scientists and support of start-up computer science ventures.

Rajeev Motwani wrote texbooks and co-authored Randomized Algorithms, and pioneered various research projects at Stanford University. He was the recipient of the Arthur Sloan Fellowship, Okawa Foundation Research Award and the Godel Prize.

It seems like Google has been there forever and not a day goes by when internet users do not google. Rajeet Motwani together with its young founders made it happen.

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