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Thursday, May 20, 2010

It will cost of

33,80,000,000,000 $ To create OXYGEN for 6 months for all human beings on earth.

" TREES DO IT FOR FREE OF COST "

so SAVE the trees .

17 may
my friend rupa birth day wish her .

Saturday, December 26, 2009

హ్యాపీ న్యూ ఇయర్ .
(అందరికి )

Saturday, November 21, 2009

ఉష రాణి medam

Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Today inspired sentence.

History is one part of our life.

But some persons mould their life as History.

(eswar santosh)

A real truth in the world .

There is only one beautiful child in the world and every mother has it..

(eswar santosh)

A frog asked an astrologer . plz tel my future

ast:

a young smart girl will touch u

frog:

WoW great when where ?

ast:

Next semester in biology lab.

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a ball moving round the window

A Ball Moving round the window

:/*

import java.applet.*;

import java.awt.*;

public class screencircle2 extends Applet implements Runnable

{

Thread t;

int i,j,k,l,flag=0,m,x1,y1,x2,y2,m1,x3,y3,m2,m3;

Color bg;

public void init()

{

}

public void start()

{

t=new Thread(this,"a");

t.start();

}

public void run()

{

paint1();

}

public void paint1()

{

Graphics g=getGraphics();

try

{

for(i=0;i<260;i++)

{

for(j=130;j<=260;j++)

{

g.setColor(Color.red);

g.fillOval(i,j,40,40);

Thread.sleep(50);

i=i+5;

j=j+5;

paint2();

if(j>=260)

{

k=i;

l=j;

paint3();

break;

}

catch(InterruptedException s)

{

//ShowStatus("error");

}

public void paint3()

{

setBackground(Color.black);

Graphics h=getGraphics();

try

{

for(x1=k;x1<=260;x1++)

{

for(y1=j;y1>1;y1--)

{

h.setColor(Color.red);

h.fillOval(x1,y1,40,40);

Thread.sleep(50);

x1=x1+6;

y1=y1-4;

paint2();

if(x1>=260)

{

m=x1;

m1=y1;

paint4();

}

catch(InterruptedException s1)

{

//ShowStatus("error");

}

public void paint4()

{

Graphics h1=getGraphics();

try

{

for(x2=m;x2>=40;x2--)

{

for(y2=m1;y2>=1;y1--)

{

h1.setColor(Color.red);

h1.fillOval(x2,y2,40,40);

Thread.sleep(50);

x2=x2-5;

y2=y2-6;

paint2();

if(y2<=1)

{

m2=x2;

m3=y2;

paint5();

}

catch(InterruptedException s1)

{

//ShowStatus("error");

}

public void paint5()

{

setBackground(Color.black);

Graphics h2=getGraphics();

try

{

for(x3=m2;x3>=1;x3--)

{

for(y3=m3;y3<260;y3++)

{

h2.setColor(Color.red);

h2.fillOval(x3,y3,40,40);

Thread.sleep(50);

x3=x3-6;

y3=y3+4;

paint2();

if(x3<=1)

{

m=x1;

m1=y1;

paint1();

}

catch(InterruptedException s1)

{

//ShowStatus("error");

}

public void paint2()

{

Graphics d=getGraphics();

d.setColor(Color.white);

d.fillRect(0,0,300,300);

setBackground(Color.black);

}

Those Lazy Hazy Days of Summer!

Wow, the days are flying by! I have been so busy with little time to blog, I try to look at my favorite blogs when I have a spare second. Since I have not blogged in awhile this post will be a jumble!

First, I had the work completed in the upstairs bath and the ceiling repaired in the downstairs half bath. This fall I will have that bath painted. Next project was the deck. When the contractor showed up to being the work he said the entire deck had to be removed and rebuilt. The boards under the deck were in bad shape. Of course, this added a lot of extra $$$ to the job, but in the end, the results were well worth it. I LOVE the new deck, I had the steps moved to the area of the deck which leads directly into the yard, before they were taking you almost into the little deck that comes off the laundry room door. This project took two weeks and he finished two days before my grandsons arrived for their summer visit. My daughter and I hustled to get the yard back in order and while waiting for the deck to be finished she and I painted lawn furniture, shopped for two new umbrellas and I had started flower seeds to be planted and potted the flowers that would be on the deck. Where he had removed grass to make a patio landing for the stairs (which, by the way, are much wider/longer and more of them. . .nice place to sit and watch the kids chase fireflies in the evening!) I was left with a big pile of dirt and rocks. I sorted through the dirt, pulled out the rocks and bought topsoil and made a little cutting flower garden in the area, I love it. I planted the plants which I started from seed and they are growing happily in their new “bed”. I have a row of sun flowers and hope they will bloom before he boys go home in August.

Without my daughter’s help I would never have been able to have it all done in time before the boys arrived. She has even taken over helping me mow, she takes care of the back and I take care of the front! My daughter who once ran away from earth worms is becoming quite the gardener! She tells me pushing the lawn mower is a great way to exercise!

Now my days are filled keeping two little boys entertained, 10 and 7! They help water the gardens and we started a pumpkin patch. They each picked out pumpkin seeds to plant. Yesterday I built a raised bed for them to plant their tiny pumpkin plants in, those seeds grew so fast that I had to have a place to put them! Today off to get more topsoil for them and I may extend my little flower bed next to the deck. We still have patches where the truck and workmen’s tool stomped my grass down, but it is slowly coming back. The boys working on the bed for their pumpkins. It was sooooo very hot on Sunday when we started this project. I thought we would melt! They will not get to see the pumpkins mature, but I promised them photos of their progress. The boys go home in August.

Demonstration of Wide Range of Values Observed in Light and Shadow

Observing a house across the street from my house, as I squinted looking toward the house, I noticed that the sun shining on the black roof caused it to appear lighter than the white carport in shadow. I had always known that a white piece of paper appeared black in a dark room, but I had never thought that black in bright sunlight would appear to be a light gray. A painter must always keep this in mind because your mind tells you that white is white and black is black. To produce a good painting, you have to paint what you see in this case rather than what you know. Notice the matboard device that I made to demonstrate the wide range of values that I observed between sunlight and shadow. I use this device in talks presented to art groups.

If other artists would like to use this demonstration in their art talks, they can receive a high resolution image to use in their hand-outs by emailing me at tommy@tommythompsonart.com.

A leaning tower on Purpose!

See, I'd just build it wrong, and then say that I meant to do it...

This amazing tower in United Arab Emirates is the "leaniest" tower in the world. read on...

(from CNN.com)
(CNN) -- Chalk another record to the United Arab Emirates' collection.

The Capital Gate building in the desert kingdom's capital, Abu Dhabi, has been certified by Guinness World Records as the "World's Furthest Leaning Man-made Tower."

How far does it lean? Nearly five times farther than the Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy.

The 35-story Abu Dhabi building has an 18-degree slope, compared with four degrees for the freestanding bell tower.

But unlike the tower in Pisa, the Capital Gate building has been deliberately engineered to slant.

"It is a signature building which speaks to the foresight of the emirate," said Sheikh Sultan Bin Tahnoon al Nahyan, the chairman of the building's owner, Abu Dhabi National Exhibitions Company.

More CNN news in Arabic
The mixed-use building will be ready for occupancy at the end of the year. It is featured in a new National Geographic documentary, called "Megastructures."

In January, Dubai -- one of seven emirates that make up the UAE -- unveiled the world's tallest skyscraper: the $1.5 billion, 160-story Burj Khalifa, which has a height of more than 800 meters (2,625 ft).

Link to FULL ARTICLE ON CNN

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