This is some clever engineering!
and pretty wild...
Thursday, March 14, 2013
Dream for heaven
I shall dream for no heaven
If God comes to offer it even
I strive for no salvation
That is final resolution
I see many people dare talk and simply are out
Live under illusion and talk about
I fail to understand why do they seek?
No birth again even when their case is very weak
Jab Jab Mene Koi Khwab Dekha He...
Jab Jab Mene Koi Khwab Dekha He...
Tuje Usme Apne Sabse Pass Dekha He...
Jo Haqiqat Me Kabhi Mumkin Na Hoga...
Un Hasin Palo Ko Khwabo Me Bihaasb Dekha He....
Wo Tera Dhire Dhire Mere Karib Aana...
Wo Tere Hatho Ka Halka Sa Ehsas Dekha He...
Men will always be Men
Men will always be Men -
Once a group of men decided to go for Tirth Yatra. Their guide explained them that they might see some ladies taking bath and they shd not get distracted at all. When they see anything like that, they shd just say HARI OM and move on.
EDUCATION DOES NOT (ALWAYS) MEAN GOOD JUDGEMENT!
There is a story about a man who sold hot dogs by the roadside. He was illiterate, so he never read newspapers. He was hard of hearing, so he never listened to the radio. His eyes were weak, so he never watched television.
But enthusiastically, he sold lots of hot dogs. His sales and profit went up. He ordered more meat and got himself a bigger and a better stove.
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Sarah Hyland on “Modern Family” Set in Los Angeles
Sarah Hyland on “Modern Family” Set in Los Angeles
A Man Whose Life Is Beyond Awesome
Stuart Gibson is a keen adrenalin seeker and enjoys surfing, skiing and skating amongst other things. Recently, he has added photography to his list of interests and has taken some amazing pictures! Check out his work below.
SteadyWheel takes a circular approach to stabilizing video
As can be seen by the increasing number of stabilizing rigs available for DSLRs and small camcorders, people don’t like shaky hand-held video. Most of those rigs are inspired by the Steadicam Smoothee, utilizing a counter-weighted arm that extends below the gimbal-mounted camera. It’s an effective set-up, but one that’s also kind of fiddly. Fabricator and machinist Robert Stone has created something much more simple, in the form of the SteadyWheel.
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