Friday, September 13, 2013

Verdict truly Justified.


 Finally.....


The four convicts in the December 16 Delhi gang rape-murder case were awarded death sentence by the Delhi court. The Court claimed that the gravity of the offence cannot be tolerated. 

"DEATH TO ALL"- Additional Sessions Judge Yogesh Khanna said while delivering the verdict in the Delhi gang rape cum murder case that had evoked nation-wide outrage and compelled the Government to bring in a heavy anti-rape law.

Soon after the verdict came out,the victim's mother expressed satisfaction in the judgement. 

'Besides discussing other offences,i straight away come to section 302 of IPC. This falls under inhuman nature of the convicts and the gravity of the offence cannot be tolerated. Death sentence is given to all the four convicts.-he said.'

The four convicts were Mukesh (26) , Akshay Thakur (28) , Pawan Gupta (19) and Vinay Sharma (20) were charged for several offences,besides murder,gang rape,dacoity,destruction of evidence,conspiracy,kidnapping or abducting in order to murder etc.

Advocate,V.K Anand,who appeared for Mukesh,said that he has regard for the verdict and he will file an appeal in the Delhi High Court.

Special Public Prosecutor,Mr Dayan Krishnan said,'I have done my job and we are happy with the verdict.'

The girl's mother said that no such victim should remain silent and should come forward to launch a complaint.

As soon as the verdict was announced,the people who were waiting outside the court room started clapping.

At last,as an Indian,as a human,I want to sincerely express my personal satisfaction on the verdict.
As Cassandra Clare rightly said ,"The law is hard,but it is the law".

                                               JAI HIND.



Saturday, August 3, 2013

Soccer tutorial.



Football has been one of my top interests since 2-3 years. 
I'm a sincere supporter of the Spanish club,FC Barcelona and a die hard fan of Lionel Messi. 

Frankly speaking,I'm not a hater of CR7. Both of them are the best in the business and both of them have their own style of technique and play-making.

Here are a few videos that will surely help you to be a complete soccer player.
Enjoy..
 

 

1.Free Style. 

            



2. Cristiano Ronaldo moves.



3. Pace variation.






4.  Creating spin or swerve.






5. Heel-bounce pass.




6. The 360^o


7. Scissors-turn.



8. The Ronaldinho - Elastico.





9. The Ronaldo-Turn.




10. Stop the ball like Ronaldo.




11. Top Spin.


12. Turn while a defender is behind you.




13. Free-style.




Saturday, July 27, 2013

Sleep Walking Scene (Macbeth),Zurich.

One of the most famous scenes of Shakespeare is the Lady Macbeth' Sleep Walking Scene in 'Macbeth'.



Sunday, July 7, 2013

Macbeth - not to be missed.



A voyage through Macbeth.



* Act 1 : The Temptation.



a) Act 1 : Scene 1 - Represents parting of the witches and not their meeting. Macbeth , the hero is introduced though he is not physically present in the scene.
Keynote of the play 'Fair is foul,and foul is fair' is delivered in this scene.

b) Act 1 : Scene 2 - Gives the political setting of the Play. Scene serves as a sort of exposition.

c) Act 1 : Scene 3 - Most crucial scene in Act 1. The famous 'temptation scene'. Scene is important for the :- The characterization of the witches ; the contrasted reactions of Macbeth and Banquo towards the witches' prophecies ; imaginative and sensitive temperament of Macbeth.

d) Act 1 : Scene 4 - First meeting of Macbeth and Duncan. 

e) Act 1 : Scene 5 - Lady Macbeth appears before the audience for the first time.

f)  Act 1 : Scene 6 - Scene has been admired for : its singularly reposeful character ; its sustained irony.

g) Act 1 : Scene 7 - Moral guilt and imagination of Macbeth ; Planning of Duncan' murder.

* Act 2 : The Murder of Duncan.


a) Act 2 : Scene 1 - Macbeth sights a visionary dagger ; he goes  to commit the murder.



b) Act 2 : Scene 2 - Macbeth does the 'deed'.

c) Act 2 : Scene 3 - Porter Scene.

d) Act 2 : Scene 4 - Meant for giving a pause ; the King's sons have fled away.

* Act 3 : The Murder of Banquo.

a) Act 3 : Scene 1 - Macbeth wears the crown now ; Macbeth doubts Banquo's existence harmful to him. So he hires murderers to kill Banquo.

b) Act 3 : Scene 2 - Reveals that a gulf is created between Macbeth and Lady Macbeth.

c) Act 3 : Scene 3 - Banquo is murdered and Fleance escapes ; marks the downfall of Macbeth's fortunes.

d) Act 3 : Scene 4 - Banquet Scene. Macbeth's overheated imagination makes his see Banquo's ghost.

e) Act 3 : Scene 5 - Introduces Hecate ; Scene is debated as unShakespearean ; prepares us for Macbeth's second meeting with the witches.

f) Act 3 : Scene 6 - Mentioning of 'Edward the Confessor' ; no other major importance.


* Act 4 :The Family of Macduff.



a) Act 4 : Scene 1 - Cauldron Scene ; preserves our interest in the dull Act 4. Macbeth meets the three witches ; appearance of the three apparitions.



b) Act 4 : Scene 2 - Introduces Lady Macduff and her son ; murder of Macduff' wife and son.








c) Act 4 : Scene 3 - Just a pause scene ; Malcolm says to Macduff that the English King has agreed to lend armies for the liberation of Scotland ; joining of an English doctor Malcolm and Macduff ; Ross informs Macduff about the murder of his family.

* Act 5 - The Catastrophe.

a) Act 5 : Scene 1 - Sleepwalking scene.

b) Act 5 : Scene 2 - Liberation army from England is approaching Scotland ; thanes march to Birnam wood to join with the invaders.

c) Act 5 : Scene 3 - Indicates the state of mind of Macbeth ; he is afraid of being afraid.

d) Act 5 : Scene 4 - Prepares us for the fulfillment of the prophecy concerning Birnam wood ; the Army march to Dunsinane under the cover of branches cut down in Birnam wood.

e) Act 5 : Scene 5 - at Dunsinane ; Macbeth receives the news of the demise of his wife ; we witness philosopher in Macbeth ; Macbeth rushes out to meet the enemy.

f) Act 5 : Scene 6  - Short scene sounding for the battle ; trumpets call up on the castle to surrender.

g) Act 5 : Scene 7 - Macbeth is surrounded on all sides ; Macbeth defeats young Siward ; when he withdraws,Macduff enters in search of him.



h) Act 5 : Scene 8 - ; Macbeth and Macduff come face to face ; Macbeth is shocked to hear that Macduff was 'untimely ripped' from his mother' womb ; Macbeth is killed ; Macduff declares that 'the time is free' ; Malcolm is acclaimed king.











Facts of Macbeth by William Shakespeare.




* Full Title - The tragedy of Macbeth.



* Author - William Shakespeare.


* Type of work - Play.


* Genre - Tragedy.



* Language - English.


* Time and place of writing - 1606,England.


* Date of first publication - First Folio edition,1623.

* Publisher- John Heminges & Henry Condell , two senior members of Shakespeare's theatrical company.




* Tone - ominous,dark ; suggestive of a world turned topsy-turvy by foul and treacherous crimes.



* Setting (time & place) - The middle ages (11th century) ; mostly Scotland and briefly England.

* Protagonist - Macbeth.

* Major Themes - Corrupting nature of unchecked ambition ; difference between cruelty and tyranny.

* Motifs - Supernatural spirits ; violence ; prophecy ; hallucinations.

* Symbols - Blood ; atmosphere (weather).

* Keynote - 'Fair is foul , and foul is fair'.

* Major conflicts - the struggle inside Macbeth between his ambition and his sense of right and wrong ; the struggle between murderous evil and the best interests of a nation. The former suggests Macbeth and Lady Macbeth & the latter represents Malcolm and Macduff.

* Rising Action - Banquo's and Macbeth's meeting with the weird sisters initiates both conflicts. ; Lady Macbeth's speeches goad Macbeth and made him to murder Duncan and seize the crown.

* Falling Action - Series of brutal murders by Macbeth ( Duncan , Banquo , Lady Macduff and her son ) ; Macbeth's second meeting with the witches ; Macbeth's final confrontation with Macduff and the opposing armies.

* Climax - The end of Macbeth's kingship in the expense of his life. 



Sunday, June 23, 2013

Shocking facts about DREAMS :


* The strangers in your dreams are actually people that you have seen in real life.


Human brain can't invent images. Chances are that you have laid eyes on many individuals,so the brain has a huge cast of characters to play with when you drift off to sleep.


* An average person has between 1460 and  2190 dreams a year.


Most people over the age of 10 have 4-6 dreams every night. You forget 95 % - 99 % of all the dreams you have.





* You can teach yourself to control your dreams.

The method is called 'lucid dreaming' which means that you are aware of the fact that you are dreaming. In that way one can control the motion of his dream. In most cases,people turn nightmares into good dreams.

* The origin of the phrase 'pipe dream' was referring to ideas thought up while smoking opium.

A pipe dream is something typically regarded as an unrealistic hope or fantasy. The phrase can be traced back to the dreams experienced by opium smokers,which were very prevalent in the 18th and 19th centuries by the highly literate.

* When you dream,your body is paralyzed.


In the first 90 minutes of sleep,you go through deepening stages ranging from light sleep to deep sleep. Then you enter a phase called REM sleep (REM stands for Rapid Eye Movement). During REM sleep,the rest of your body becomes paralyzed. The release of certain neurotransmitters are shut down and your large muscles do not move.


* Women dream about sex as often as men do.



Studies show that women have more nightmares than men.


* A device called as REM dreamer lets you control your dreams.


* Falling backwards in a nightmare can change it to a more pleasant dream.

But falling backwards in a nightmare into a better dream can ensure that you won't wake up soon. Closing your eyes is also recommended while falling backwards in a dream as it helps to increase concentration.


* 12 % of the people dream in black and white.

According to a study in 2008,people under the age of 25 rarely dream in black and white while those over 55 claimed to dream in monochrome about a quarter of the time.





Sunday, June 16, 2013

First Aid - A sugar high.

How to prevent and manage hyperglycemia.


High blood sugar level is termed as hyperglycemia. It is usually seen in the case of diabetics.

Causes :

* Diabetes Mellitus is associated with increased sugar levels.
*Infections and illness in diabetes further increase sugar levels and these in turn increases chances of infection,leading to a vicious cycle.

Warning Signs : 

* Polyuria : Person may wake up often at night to urinate.
* Polyphagia : Increased appetite.
* Polydipsia : Increased thirst,dry mouth.
* Other indications : Non-healing wounds and repeated occurrence of boils. 
A person with a history of diabetes and the following symptoms may have increased blood sugar levels.
* Warm and dry skin.
* Increased breathing and pulse.
* Fruity smell in breathe.
* Drowsiness and finally unconsciousness.

Do's :

* Activate emergency medical response.
* Patient should be taken to the hospital immediately.
* If unconscious but breathing,put victim in recovery position.
* Monitor and record vital signs,level of response,pulse and breathing.
*If patient becomes unresponsive and is not breathing,start CPR.

Dont's :

* Do not give anything to eat or drink if unconscious or very drowsy,as there is risk of choking.






Sunday, May 26, 2013

Sporting Stains..


Match fixing and its poor cousin 'spot fixing' are not the sole preserve of cricket.

IPL and cricket have been filled in chat rooms and news bulletins since few weeks. The purpose of this blog is to tell the world that spot/match fixing is not only the part of cricket.

 Lets look into some major 'fixings' in other sports.

While critics are crucifying cricket and IPL,lets not forget the fact that cheating in sport has been in vogue since the day Manchester United and Liverpool collaborated to fix their match in April 1915.
Lets study about some cheating in other fields other than cricket :-

* When a racer was ordered to slow down.


Three time F1 World Champion Sebastian Vettel is not used to finishing second. Cut to the Malaysian Grand Prix,this year.



His Red Bull team-mate Max Webber was leading the pack despite clipping rather 'slowly'.

 When Vettel tried to change the script by overtaking him,his team management instructed him to stay behind Webber. 

Vettel defied the orders and snatched a hard-fought victory. But he was publicly rebuked and had to apologise for coming first ! 

Moral : The only formula in Formula-1 is to never drive the management up the wall.

* When an ace opted for disgrace.


The professional tennis circuit has been subjected to occasional shocks of cheating by the highest ranked players. The strategy has always been to let an unsung player win by withdrawing midway under the pretext of injury.

Nikolai Davydenko,twice semifinalist at the French Open and the U.S Open and World no. 4 in 2007 , was suspected to have deployed this tactic in a match against an upstart Argentinean. 

After winning the first set 6-2,Davydenko lost the second set 3-6 and,in the third,he conveniently proclaimed a leg injury and forfeited the match.

Curiously,a $7 million were wagered on a Davydenko defeat. ATP smelt a rat, and made sure the bets were called off.

Last heard,Nikolai was trying to launch a detergent by the name 'Denko Stain Champion'.

* When footballers kicked off a scam.


Cricket is not clearly the most corrupt game. If one goes by the revelations of Europol,nearly 380 football matches were fixed in Europe in the last decade. Turkey and Germany hold the distinction for the most suspect games.

The incident that takes the cake was conjured up by a Tamilian named Anthony Santia Raj. Santia created a fake National Team claiming to represent Togo and he set up a friendly match versus Bahrain. Togo went down 3-0 to Bahrain. 

Those who bet on Bahrain's victory raked in the moolah.
Meanwhile the real Togo team,on reading a report about the match,raised an alarm. 
As a result,the fakesters were shown the red card and thus ended the saga of free kicks for the fixers.




Saturday, May 11, 2013

Trust...




* Trust takes an year to build,a second to break and forever to repair.

* I don't trust words. I trust actions.

* Trust whom you love and love the ones you trust.

* The best proof of love is trust.


* Whether it is friendship or relationship,all bonds are built on trust.

* Trust is like an eraser. It gets smaller and smaller with every mistake.



* Love all. Trust a few. Do wrong to none.

* As soon as you trust yourself,you'll know how to live.

* Trust-once you get it,its priceless. Once you lose it,you are useless.




* Pistanthrophobia is the fear of trusting someone.





* Trust is like a paper. Once it is crumbled,it can't be perfect.

* I trust everyone. I just don't trust the devil inside them.




Saturday, March 16, 2013

Best Friends Quotes.


* Best Friends are hard to find because the very best one is already mine.

* Best Friends never say 'Good Bye'. They just say 'See you soon'.




* When I say ' I wont tell anyone ' , that doesn't include my Best Friend.





* Best friend is a person in your life that make you laugh a little louder,smile a little brighter and live a little   better.


* Best Friend shares the good times and helps you out by listening during the bad times.


* A Best Friend is someone who knows all about you and loves you anyway.

* A Best Friend is someone who loves you when you forget to love yourself.

* Best Friends are people who people who make your problems their problems,just so you don't have to go through them alone.



* A Best Friend is like a Four Leaf Clover;hard to find and lucky to have.




* Best Friends are the people you don't need to talk every single day. You don't need to talk to each other for weeks,but when you do,its as if you didn't even stop talking.


* A Best Friend is someone who walks into your life when the rest of the world walks out.


* A Best Friend reaches for your hand and touches your heart.


* A Good Friend knows all your best stories. A Best Friend has lived them with you.

* Best Friends are hard to find,harder to leave and impossible to forget.




* A Best Friend is someone who comes to your life,sticks with you in your ups and downs and never leaves you.




* A Best Friend will be there when you have nothing and most importantly when you feel like nothing.

* A Best Friend is the only person who doesn't get tired of listening to your own pointless dramas again and again.



Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Charisma of Ravi Varma.








Raja Ravi Varma was the pioneering modern artist of India. 





Like Prometheus brought fire to the Greek,Ravi Varma brought in,not simply the technique of the west to execute the glorious Indian content,but he also brought in many representational dilemmas of a 19th century painter caught between two tastes of oneself and that of the other. 

The hybrid style of Varma earned nation-wide acclaim in feudal courts across the country and also appreciated in fine arts fairs in the west. He took up extensive portrait commissions. 

He could transform from a colonial artist to a national idol. Ravi Varma was also the first ever artist entrepreneur of legendary status. 

He started a printing press in Lonavala and mechanical reproduction was used for the first time in India to popularize a leading artist.

           *   Famous Works ;


























Tuesday, March 12, 2013

Sir C.V Raman.


Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman was a veteran scientist from India,who received Nobel Prize in the year 1930 for his discovery 'Raman Effect'. He was born on 07 November 1888. 

After finishing his education,though he joined the Indian Financial Services,his areas of interest included vibrations,ultrasonics,diffraction and so on. 

In 1917,he was offered professorship at Calcutta city. In 1924,he was elected Fellow of Royal Society of London. 
The Raman Effect deals with the scattering of light by molecules of a medium when they are excited to vibrational energy lends.

Famous Quotation by C.V Raman.

" Success can only come to you by courageous devotion to the task lying in front of you and there is nothing worth in this world that can come without the sweat of our brow. "







His soul left his body on November 21st,1970. He lived the last days of his life at Bangalore,India.
He was one of the greatest scientists India has ever produced.


Monday, March 11, 2013

Neutrino faster than light ??


A fundamental subatomic particle,the neutrino,seems to be capable of travelling faster than the speed of light ( that is ,the speed of a photon through vacuum ). 
Earlier Albert Einstein asserted that the speed of light is a fundamental constant and it is the maximum speed anything can travel. If the new theory is proved right,the basic laws of physics might have to be rewritten.

Neutrinos are electrically neutral particles that have a tiny ( but non-zero ) mass. They interact very weakly with normal matter,making them almost impossible to detect. Tens of billions of neutrinos pass through our finger tip every second. They are created in certain types of radioactive decay,during collisions between atoms and cosmic rays and during nuclear reactions such as those that occur at the heart of the sun. 

 

Neutrinos are considered to be mysterious particles. They have a minuscule mass,no electric charge,and pass through almost every material as though it was not there.
The speed of light in vacuum is 299,792,458 meters per second, and that of neutrino is 299,798,454 meters per second.


Tuesday, March 5, 2013

Endless memories.....!


Friends,i started a facebook page just now and named it as 'endless memories'.


I gave that name so that it matches with our blogs name.


Need all your support to make it a success....
Check it out if you have a fb account.