Recently, a natural gas leak compelled NASA to evacuate hundreds of people from several Kennedy Space Center buildings, according to the AP.

The trouble occurred just one day after the Space Shuttle Discovery hit its launch pad.

NASA spokesman Allard Beutel (byoo-TEHL) explained the reason of leak to the AP and said that it happened when a backhoe struck a natural gas line.

No injuries or damages were sustained and NASA staffs have been back on the work.

Just after the leak was noticed, all the workers were emptied from several key facilities, including the Orbiter Processing Facilities, hangars housing the space shuttles Atlantis and Endeavor.

Leaf, the first all electric car from Nissan will take some more months to reach customers who have signed up as early as last summer, informed a top official of the automobile giant. Customers were hoping to get the car by this month or the next one.

The first all electrical car from Nissan will have innovative technology, which will make the car capable of going up to 100 miles without a recharge.

Leaf delay causes concern among customers
Nissan was particularly concerned with pleasing the early customers of the car, so that their positive feedback and word of mouth publicity will help the company earn conventional buyers.

Nissan is now telling its customers that it will take four to seven months from the time of booking, to deliver the car.

The Wall Street Journal has reported that the launch of The Daily, a new publication jointly offered by Apple Inc. and News Corp. has been delayed once again. The launch that was scheduled to be on Wednesday was delayed, because both the companies were willing to smoothen out the subscription platform.

The launch which was to be held at the Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco, was to be attended by Steve Jobs, CEO of Apple and Rupert Murdoch, CEO of News Corp.

The delay
The Wall Street Journal has cited people well aware of the matter that, “the app and the service work; it is just getting them to talk to each other that needs more time.” The Journal predicted that the launch of The Daily could take months.

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