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When he was 21, Stephen Hawking was diagnosed with motor neurone disease. Doctors told him he had a few years to live. He's now 72 and one of the foremost physicists alive — a professor at the University of Cambridge, an investigator of black holes, and the author of bestselling book "A Brief History of Time". Here are a dozen quotes showing Hawking's approach to science and to life. 1) On disability My advice to other disabled people would be, concentrate on things your disability doesn't prevent you doing well, and don't regret the things it interferes with. Don't be disabled in spirit, as well as physically. 2) On priorities My goal is simple. It is a complete understanding of the universe, why it is as it is and why it exists at all. 3) On free will I have noticed that even people who claim everything is predetermined and that we can do nothing to change it, look before they cross the road. 4) On humour Life would be tragic if it weren't funny. 5)...

Finally after a month long struggle my first book for publication is finally accepted.This book is dedicated to my MOM.My book will be on stall from November. Special thanks to Ridhi, deepthi and sneha for helping me in writing the book.The story revolves around a small town guy who has either lost the person whom he loves or on VERGE of losing the most important person in his life BUT he still makes his every day special and makes everyone laugh around him.How the guy learnt finding happiness in other people?. Hopefully all the person who have ever fallen in love "TRULY" will sure like this book.The story is superficial and NOT related to any individual.

It has been said that E=MC2.....BUT we have never discussed whether it is dot product or cross product. Case1: Lets assume it is dot product Then E=M |C.C| E=M |C|2 COS 0 where [0<O<180] Again if we assume that the speed to be more than the speed of light Then variation can be unexpected. Case 2: Lets assume it to be Cross Product Then E= M |C*C| E=M |C|2   SIN 0 where [0<O<180] Again if we assume that the speed to be more than the speed of light Then variation can be unexpected. According to theory of relativity if the frame of reference itself starts moving with the speed of light then their will be a chance in the shape of the other object being seen from frame of reference.Taking the movement between both object in the same as well as in the opposite direction.......Results can't be predicted .... BUT Have we ever thought that if we have N Number of frame of reference and the relative speed of each frame of reference varies n power the speed o...

1. Name the 5 Wealthiest People in the world. 2. Name the Last 5 winners of Ms. Universe. 3. Name the Last 10 People Who won the Nobel prize. How Did You Do? . . . . . The Point is, None of us Remembers The Headlines of Yesterday, Even Though These People Must be the Best in Their Fields Applause Dies, Awards Are Tarnished and Achievements Are Forgotten!! Here's another quiz: Let's see How This Goes: 1. Name 5 Teachers Who Added Your Journey Through School. 2. Name 5 Friends Who Helped You Thru Difficult Times. 3. Name 5 People Who Taught You Something Worthwhile. 4. Name 5 People Who Make's You Feel Special. 5. Name 5 People You Enjoy Spending Time with. . . . Easier...right? The People Who Make a Difference in ur Life Are NOT the ones with Most Awards and Loads of money. Life is Full of ordinary People Who Have Made the World a Better Place for You! Cherish them! Hold Them Tight! Perhaps Sometimes its Special to be ordina...

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With all his talk of better data compression and more efficient phone chips, Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook’s chief executive, has had a bit of trouble getting people excited about Internet.org, his ambitious plan to get everyone in the world onto the Internet. Not anymore. The web was abuzz on Tuesday after a report in TechCrunch that Facebook was in negotiations to buy a manufacturer of drones, Titan Aerospace, for about $60 million. If a deal is completed, it will give Mr. Zuckerberg an intriguing new technology to further the cause of Internet.org. Titan’s drones, which resemble solar-powered airplanes, are designed to fly as high as 65,000 feet and stay aloft for as long as five years — essentially functioning like cheap satellites. They could blanket large areas with wireless Internet signals, although the signals would be slower and unable to handle as much data as land-based Internet connections. For remote places like rural Africa, they would be enough to provide at ...

Date: 27th Feb 2014 Time: 5.30 PM Location: Bhaskis (somewhere in the east) I walked up to the walls and said, “Hey there, how are you folks? Time flies by, doesn’t it? Two and a half years have passed by since we last talked.” They said, “Yeah right. Whatever”, and stood still. They did not share my enthusiasm. I exclaimed, “What?” They were silent. I said, “I am talking to you. Do you even remember me? I am ABHIJAT .” They replied calmly, “Yes, we do.” I was disappointed so asked them, “Is everything alright?” They said, “yes.” To this, I asked, “..then why are you so indifferent & cold!” They didn’t reply and remained still. Meanwhile, I ordered a cup of tea and felt like smoking but then decided against it. I was sipping my tea and ordered another one. Behind me, they stood like a statue and I was wondering what went wrong. Earlier, we were friends. But now they were behaving as if they did not know me. It was complete and utter silence. I had finished my ...