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Friday, July 5, 2013
Thursday, July 4, 2013
Mathematical Love Letter
Mathematical Love Letter
Dear Sweet Heart, 
With reference to the syllabus of my feelings, I want to prove that the locus of my point is directly proportional to your heart. On seeing you, I feel like a triangle with only two angles; the third being you! At times it seems to me that I am a circle without a radius or a matrix without determinants. We are like two simultaneous equations without any solutions.
You never seem to notice that I am a point lying on your vector equation, or in other words, we are collinear. Your smile makes my head rotates 360 degrees anticlockwise and on applying a translation followed by a reflection, finally I get your image. You are like a Venn Diagram with two disjoint sets. You are the hypotenuse of my right angled triangle and on using either sine or cosine; we obtain a real solution.
I tried to deal with you on calculator system but the log system proved to be difficult. The probability of succession is extremely low. My linear programming involves you as an inequality. My letters consist of one question to be answered in one minute. The answer is YES to 3 significant letters!!!
Hoping that the ratio I love you to you love me should at any cost be equal and I prove that the cosine of your left heart is equal to the sine of my right heart <3
Your mathematical Romeo
<3
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
Tuesday, July 2, 2013
Five things we learned from the Confederations Cup
Five things we learned from the Confederations Cup
1. Neymar is the real deal
Neymar has been touted as the latest in a line of Brazilian superstars that stretches all the way back to the great Pele, but outside Brazil many were beginning to believe the hype surrounding the young star was just that.
Prior to the Confederations Cup his performances for the national team had been lacklustre, particular in the 2-2 draw against Chile in April, when he was singled out for jeers by Brazil's own fans.
While most would argue that he's in no position to judge, Marseille midfielder Joey Barton's Tweet likening Neymar to Justin Bieber, and something rather unpleasant relating to cats, seemed to sum up the views of many European observers.
Following the Brazilian's $75 million transfer to Barcelona -- just before the tournament kicked off -- some were even suggesting the Catalan club had been fleeced by Brazilian side Santos.
Not any more: this was no tantalizing glimpse of what La Liga fans might be watching next season, it was incontrovertible proof of what Neymar can bring.
The 21-year-old produced a string of vibrant, flamboyant, but above all effective performances throughout the tournament, his goals and guile serving notice that he is every inch a superstar.
2. Time may be up for Buffon and company
After winning friends at Euro 2012, the Azzurri continued to show that the days of "catenaccio" are long gone, with some fast attacking football.
Italy's run in the tournament was certainly invigorating, lurching from near disaster in an extraordinary first-half capitulation against Japan, to a sublime (albeit goalless) first-half domination of Spain.
In the end they were well worth their third place, but it could and possibly should have been more.
Gianluigi Buffon is widely and justifiably regarded as one of the world's finest goalkeepers; yet his penalty saves in the third place play-off against Uruguay masked his culpability in goals conceded at key moments in the tournament.
This was not the dominant, steely-eyed Buffon of old -- particularly against Brazil, where he looked anything but solid.
Likewise, there are other old hands whose time in the famous blue shirt may be nearing its end.
Given Cesare Prandelli's reluctance to start AC Milan's exciting midfielder Stephan El Shaarawy, major surgery is unlikely.
Italian national side has always been resistant to change, as its ageing spine suggests, but it may need to pick up the pace of its evolution.
The likes of Buffon and the peerless Andrea Pirlo may have one more big tournament in them, but Prandelli would do well to blood some fresh talent in the meantime, just in case -- especially given the physical demands next year's World Cup will present.
3. Protests are a wake-up call to FIFA and Brazil
For a country that is synonymous with football, there were times during this tournament when Brazil seemed to have fallen well and truly out of love with the game -- or at least, with FIFA and the Brazilian government's interpretation of what a World Cup should look like.
As simmering social unrest threatened to boil into something more serious, the tournament's detractors grew in volume and number.
Even former star striker Romario joined a critical chorus that cited ticket prices, infrastructure costs and a questionable legacy as reasons why the Confederations Cup, and next year's World Cup, were bad for Brazil.
In anticipation of trouble, a reported 10,000 police were on duty in Rio de Janeiro ahead of Brazil's clash with Spain, but in the end protests were relatively low-key.
Following their team's emphatic triumph over the world and European champions, crowds spilled out onto the street and into a carnival atmosphere.
Clearly this story is not over, and there is much work to do; for now, however, football's primacy has been restored.
In fact there was much cause for optimism on the pitch.
This was a well-deserved win from a team that looks to be gaining in stature, and the atmosphere inside the Maracana for the final was profoundly imposing.
Of course Brazil won the 2009 Confederations Cup before limping out in the quarterfinals in South Africa; but this time they will be at home. The World Cup will be a tougher test; but don't bet against them.
4. Spain needs a re-boot
Finally, after a seemingly interminable period of dominance, Spain's champions look to have been found out. For clues as to how, it is hard to see beyond the Germans.
Italy really should have beaten the Spaniards after playing them off the park for significant chunks of their semi-final; Brazil's 3-0 defeat of the world champions was a muscular and ruthless final execution.
Both owed much to the approaches of Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund in their UEFA Champions League defeats of Barcelona and Real Madrid.
Spain were hustled and hassled, with attempts to impose their intricate passing game met by fiercely committed opponents, closing them down until the Europeans simply folded.
Fernando Torres only won the golden boot because of his goals against Tahiti's part-timers. Xavi and Iniesta are still fabulously creative, but elsewhere Spain's weak links were exploited with a kind of physicality this team now seems incapable of countering.
Drained of confidence, or possibly just appetite, they looked listless and in dire need of fresh ideas.
The sight of a defender, Sergio Ramos, taking a penalty that could have brought them back into the final spoke volumes.
True Brazil had had an extra day of rest before the final, but the mask of invincibility has slipped; Spain has 12 months to work out how to set it back in place.
5. The Confederations Cup comes of age
In theory at least, the Confederations Cup is the unloved second cousin of the World Cup, the Euros and the Copa America.
Traditionally these games are seen by the cynics as little more than jumped up exhibition matches -- a mere aperitif before the main meal of the World Cup. By and large, no one really cares who wins.
This time, however, something seemed to click.
Maybe it was the location. Brazil may have some serious issues to confront, but there is something about the host country that elevated this tournament onto a different plane.
In football terms, this is about as educated as any crowd can get.
The enthusiastic way in which local fans adopted teams such as Japan, Uruguay, Tahiti and Italy conveyed atmosphere and meaning to fixtures where normally none would exist, and more than made up for the absence of traveling support.
The outcome, for the neutrals at least, was first class entertainment.
Brazil 2013 served up some of the most memorable international games of recent memory, played in front of passionate crowds in some spectacular arenas.
If Brazil 2014 can pick up where this rehearsal left off, then we are truly in for a treat.
An inconvenient truth
An inconvenient truth
This note is not about history. This is about reality. The existing reality which causes us pain, suffering and retaliation. It is a reflection of my understanding on its theme over an existing problem in Sri Lanka.
In 1293 B.C, King Edward I of England captured the "Stone of Destiny" of Scotland on his victory, as spoils of war from the Kingdom of Scotland. The stone was later kept under King/Queen of England's cornation chair. In 1328, it was agreed to return the stone to Kingdom of Scotland, though few groups had protested the stone being removed from the Westminster Abbey. It had never happened till recently (In 1996, England returned the stone to Scotland).
In 1950, a group of four students from Scotland made an attempt to steal the stone from the Abbey and to return it to the Scotland and had a success in their attempt. The book was about their journey and their pride on stealing the stone from the Westminster Abbey.
Kingdom of Scotland (843-1707) and Kingdom of England (927-1707) were formed during a same period by uniting regional kings in those respective areas. Kingdom of Scotland was a sovereign kingdom till it was united under a personal union by the King James VI of Scotland when he gained the throne of the Kingdom of England as Queen Elizabeth decease. Later both Kingdoms were brought under one “Kingdom of Great Britain” by the Act of Union 1707. Despite the historical facts, the Scottish people felt in the recent days that their fate is determined in London and started to raise their voice for an independent nation. The Scottish independence referendum 2014 is a reflect of their thirst for an independent Scotland where their national pride and sovereignty will last forever. One of the four students, Mr.Ian Hamilton wanted to do something to his motherland and decided to bring the Stone of Destiny back home. Stealing the stone from the Westminster Abbey was the plan. In due course he gained supports of Gavin Vernon, Kay Matheson, and Alan Stuart to bring their national pride back to motherland. The plan, its pain and its success are illustrated in the book.
The moral of the story was, even after many centuries went, the people had their love for their national pride and dignity. National pride is something invaluable. Every nation has its own national pride. Unlike many of us understand, the nation does not necessarily reflect a country, unless otherwise a country is made of single ethnic origin.
In broader terms, a nation refers a community of people who share a common language, culture, ethnicity and history. Hence, each and every nation has its own aspirations, and that should be respected at all the time. Most of the united countries had learned hardly or otherwise on how to live together along with other communities. It involves sharing the power, land and respecting each other’s dignity. In the history of the world, we have seen that people rose again and again to restore their dignity and national pride.
What we have witnessed and learned in our own country for the last thirty five years was the same. Most of us do all possible measures to live, just to live. We want to live longer, no matter what. But, what makes few to sacrifice their life for a single cause. One man's word was considered the word of destiny. Not just one, hundreds and thousands followed the word to sacrifice their life. It was the thirst for the national pride which triggers the mind for a deadliest combat. It was the thirst for the dignity which motivated those people to believe the one man. There were many one man's in the history of each and every nation or community. Ordinary people wait for the one man to come.
Restoring ever lasting peace and prosperity is something great, and something needed for every country to keep itself strong to provide better life and opportunity to its citizens. How to do it? Simple.
Learn to respect each other’s national pride and dignity. Be generous in addressing each others concerns. When we fail to do it, and when we ignore others pride and dignity in order to establish other one's superiority, we lead to conflicts. Hence, it’s each and every citizen's and every nation's duty to understand it. If you feel inconvenient to read and understand this, then I should say that this is the "truth", even if it is inconvenient.
Drink more Water
Importance of drinking water at the correct time maximizes its effectiveness on the Human body :
1.) 2 glasses of water after waking up helps activate internal organs.
2.) 1 glass of water 30 minutes before a meal helps digestion.
3.) 1 glass of water before taking a bath helps lower blood pressure.
4.) 1 glass of water before going to bed avoids stroke or heart attack.
1.) 2 glasses of water after waking up helps activate internal organs.
2.) 1 glass of water 30 minutes before a meal helps digestion.
3.) 1 glass of water before taking a bath helps lower blood pressure.
4.) 1 glass of water before going to bed avoids stroke or heart attack.
Monday, July 1, 2013
Nice Drift
Drifting is a driving technique where the driver intentionally overseers, causing loss of traction in the rear wheels, while maintaining control from entry to exit of a corner. A car is drifting when the rear slip angle is greater than the front slip angle, to such an extent that often the front wheels are pointing in the opposite direction to the turn (e.g. car is turning left, wheels are pointed right or vice versa).
As a motorsport discipline, professional drifting competitions are held worldwide and are judged according to the speed, angle and line taken through a corner or set of corners
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Tachyon
Tachyon
A tachyon or tachyonic
particle is a hypothetical particle that
always moves faster than light . Most
physicists think that faster-than-light
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Scientists believe that with the help of this particle we can send signal in past.
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