Sunday, June 15, 2008

About Tendulkar

This is what we hear from most of SACHIN'S CRITICS
1.Selfish
2..Scoring Against weaker Oppostions
3.Failing in pressure situation
Little Info about this
1.Selfish
            Well Records are meant to be broken and if Sachin is breaking them critics[haters more rightly] can't digest them.. 
One of the incidents people mention is regarding his 194 knock against pakistan..some said it was slow knock..agreed it was a slow knock by Sachin's stature,but if it is compared wid one of the knock wid Dravid...this will not look as bad it seems.. 
Tendulkar- 194 runs in multan with a strike rate of around 54 
Dravid- 217 runs in oval with a strike rate of around 46 
 
I m just taking one example to tell that Dravid's natural game is to hold the one end and let the others to dominate...in multan Sachin changed his gears and holded one end and he let sehwag to dominate..played Rahul's role in that innings. Now this is called team game.. but people call it slow batting and selfish... Sachin always said Team's win is more important than personal landmark..He proved this statement in that very test by taking Moin Khan's wicket off the last ball of the 3rd day..That Ball was beauty!!Wasn' t he happy at that moment??? Since Sachin is the most senior player of the team so he can't throw his wicket just to prove critics that he is still a master blaster...[he is still scoring at brisk rate in onedays]..People forget his fast scroing Centuries against world class bowling 
 
169 [201 balls] against South Africa in 1997 at Capetown 
92 [120 balls] against West Indies in 1997 at Bridgetown 
155 [191 balls] against Australia in 1998 at Chennai 
79 [ 85 balls] against Australia in 1998 at Kolkata 
100 in 123 balls against NewZealand in 1999 at Wellington[he scored 113 runs in that inning] 
155 [183 balls] against South Africa in 2001 in Bloemfontein 
 
There are many other breath taking innings in tests from 10dulkar.
But everyone please note this down..Sachin is the Only Batsman in Test Cricket who scored 3 Centuries wid a SIX 
179 -
6
off Walsh[I remember it was a hook shot] against WestIndies in 1994 at Nagpur 
124 -
6
off Min Patel[off spinner,straight down the ground] against England in 1996 at Birmingham 
113 -
6 off Wiseman[off spinner,straight down the ground] against Newzealnad in 1999 at Wellington
Critics says he plays for his records and centuries..Now just look to this.. 
 
One Day 
Centuries- 40 [out of 40 centuries India Won 28 times and lost 11 times,1 century in a rain affected match

11 centuries gone in Vain.. 
Half Centuries- 73 
 
now here is that intresting part 
 
out of these 73 half centuries Sachin got 28 scores of 80 and above 
in these 28 scores if we take out the innings in which he was not out [coz of over completed or target chased ] 
he was 5 times not out in such innings 
so now lets talk about remaining 23 innings 
Can u believe he has 10 scores of 90's??? If these 90's were converted in 100's the stats looks likes this 
Centuries-50 ODI centuries... and look he holds another record for those who have so much fuss about playing for records.. 
getting out highest numbers of times in 90's in ODI's ..just coz he wanted to score for the team and not for the his personal records he got out 10times in 90's
 
 
Test 
Centuries- 35 [12 in which India won,15 in dead tests,8 in lost tests
] lone warrior in tests which India lost 
Half Centuries- 41 
 
Intresting Part 
12 scores of 80+ 
6 scores of 90's convert them in 100s..he will pass 40 centuries in Test Cricket..sad for critics he played for team and thats why couldn't converted these 90's into 100's
2..Scoring Against weaker Oppostions
This can happen in India only.. 
People remembers 152 against Namibia and forgets 98 against Pakistan in WorldCup 
People remembers 248 against Bangladesh and forgets his 7 centuries against World Champions Australia [4 in their own den].. 
Only one century against Bangladesh and share the honour of scoring test century against each test playing nation wid Dravid,Ponting and Garry Kristen...No one talk about other 3 batsman scored centuries against Bangladesh.. then why the fuss for Sachin?? 
 
 
Test 
Australia - 7 Centuries [4 in Australia], 2 of them at the age of 18 in 1992
 
Bangladesh- 1 Century [Unfortunately his highest score in Test Cricket] 
England- 6 Centuries [4 in England
], 
NewZealand- 3 Centuries [1 in NewZealand] 
Pakistan- 2 Centuries [1 in Pakistan] 
SouthAfrica- 3 Centuries [all three in South Africa

Srilanka- 7 Centuries [4 in Srilanka] 
WestIndies- 3 Centuries [ 1 in WestIndies] 
Zimbabwe- 3 Centuries [ none in Zimbabwe] 
 
90+ 
96 against Srilanka at Banglore in 1994 
92 against West Indies at Bridgetown in 1997 
97 against South Africa at Mumbai in 2000 
90 against England at Banglore in 2001 
92 against England at Nottingham in 2002 
94 against Pakistan at Mohali in 2005 
 
 
Intresting Part 
He scored runs in all parts of world..There are three types of wickets u generally found in Cricket..Fast and bouncy Pitches like in Australia,South- Africa,NewZealan d,WestIndies, Spin tracks in India,Srilanka, Pakistan, and seeming tracks like in England. Today people talk about Ricky Ponting...now check this out
Sachin's and Ponting's average at their own home soil is above 55 so nothing to discuss this here,but the real part starts now 
Sachin's average in Australia 54.15 , 4 centuries 
Ponting's average in India,12.28 , no centuries 
 
Sachin's average in England 71.60 , 4 centuries 
Ponting's average in England 42.63 , 3 centuries 
 
I am taking records for these countries only bcoz.. rightnow,best fast bowlers are from Australia,best spinners are from India,Best Seamers from england[as there is no choice bcoz only england have such pitches] 
Anyone can take easily tell who played gud cricket against best attack on all kind of pitches... 
 
 
One Day 
Australia - 7 Centuries + 1 score of 90's 
Bangladesh- 0 Century 
England- 1 Centuries + 1 score of 90's 
Kenya- 4 Centuries 
Namibia- 1 Century 
NewZealand 4 Centuries 
Pakistan- 5 Centuries + 4 scores of 90's 
SouthAfrica- 3 Centuries + 1 score of 90's 
Srilanka- 7 Centuries + 3 score of 90's 
WestIndies- 3 Centuries 
Zimbabwe- 5 Centuries 
 
90+ 
90 against Australia in 1996 at Mumbai 
91 against England in 1997 at Sharjah 
95 against Pakistan in 1998 at Dhaka 
93 against Pakistan in 2000 at Hobart 
93 against SouthAfrica in 2000 at Nagpur 
93 against Srilanka in 2000 at Dhaka 
98 against Pakistan in 2003 at Centurion 
97 against Srilanka in 2003 at Johannesburg 
93 against Srilanka in 2005 at Nagpur 
95 against Pakistan in 2006 at Lahore 
 
 
Intresting Part 
Only 5 Centuries against minnows like Kenya ,Namibia[non test playing nation]...and Kenya was the semi-finalist of the world cup'03  10 scores of above 90 against only test playing nations...now can anyone tell me how is he selfish?? 34 times he scored more than 80 and couldn't reached 100..If he played for his records...he could easily scored 100's all of those scores above 80's ...
3.Failing in pressure situation 19/07/2006 08:51 
ODI 
 
Won Chasing Target
      M         R      H        AVG     100s  50s  
Sachin- 101  4397   134    58.62   13      23 
Dravid- 72    2124   109*  49.39     2      19 
Ponting- 77   2670  124*  53.40   4      17 
 
In Quater Finals 
Sachin-   3   210   141   70.00   1    0 
Dravid-   2    57     48    28.50   0    0 
Ponting- 3   118    46    39.33   0    0 
 
In Semi Finals 
Sachin-   7    232    83    33.14   0   2 
Dravid-   4      28     58   42.66   0   1 
Ponting- 5       71     37  14.20   0   0 
 
In Finals 
Sachin -  36  1487  134   47.96  4   9 
Dravid-    23  690   103* 34.50  1   3 
Ponting-  33 1217  140* 45.07  2   6 
 
All Finals 
Sachin-  47  1954  141   46.52  5  11 
Dravid-  30  943    103* 37.72  1   5 
Ponting- 41 1406  140* 40.17  2   6 
 
In Series Won 
Sachin- 127  5548 186*  51.37  19  26 
Dravid-  76    2645 153    42.66   2   22 
Ponting- 177 7245 145    47.98 18   45 
  
 
In Test 
100's in Tests India Won - 12 
100's in Tests India Lost - 8 
100's in Test Drawn - 15 
 
Holds the record of maxium number of 100's for loosing team...That means a lone warrior..Thats why once Indian Cricket Team was called as ONE MAN ARMY!!!!
 
 
More Intresting Part!!!!!!!! 
Often said Sachin gets fail at crunch situation... Well 1st we must admit that when Sachin on the crease Win is sure...As soon Sachin gets out..the situation becomes crunchy!!! Sachin is out,now who will win match for us?? Dravid ?? or Sehwag?? or Yuvraj?? Or Ganguly?? No one sure who will win match for them... 
So bcoz of this thing Teams targets Sachin as the most precious wicket... 
Nasser Hussain introduced Negative lines for Sachin Tendulkar to stop the flow of runs when he is on wicket!!! 
Local umpires also involved some times to help their team against Sachin Tendulkar,espeicall y Australians! 
Some incidents striking in my mind...I think Sachin is the player who got out maximum numbers of times bcoz of bad or wrong decision by Umpires..I m producing those incidents only which I remember,there may be many other too
       
1. 92 - out of a NO ball from Frankline Rose against West Indies in 1997 at Bridgetown.. Remember India lost the test just by 38 runs..U can just imagine how much that bad decision effected the result of the match!!! 
 
2. 83 - Out of a NO ball again..[don' t remember the bowler] last test in WestIndies in 1997.Draw Test. 
 
3.. 67- LBW off Crains..last test against NewZealand in 1999, was not out coz the ball pitched outside the legstump.Match Drawn 
 
4. 61 - caught at forward shortleg,bowler Shane Warne.against Australia at Adelaide in 1999.. the ball touched the thigh pads and Umpire Darel Harper gave him out.. India were 107 for 4 when Ganguly joined Sachin and they put on 108 runs for the 5th wicket.. 
 
5. 0 - LBW bowler Macgrath..against Australia at Adelaide in 1999,same test, nothing more to say..Everyone remember that FOOLISH decision 
 
6. 52 - LBW bowler Shane Warne,Umpire David Shepherd,against Australia at Melbourne in 1999, were chasing 356 as a target on the fourth day.. 
 
7. 45 - LBW bowler Macgrath,UmpireIan Robinson,against Australia at Sydney in 2000, the ball seemed to hit him too high and was going on leg stump, In that very over,Tendulkar had pulled a short one from Macgrath for two,and hooked the next two for boundaries,and a ball later punched the fast bowler back past him for the 3rd four of the over 
 
8. 16 - caught behind off Waqar Younis,against Pakistan at Perth in 2000, it was must win situation for India to qualify in the final , scored 16 runs of 9 balls,hitted 3 fours in one over of Waqar Younis and 1 off Wasim Akram on the fastest pitch of the world,India were chasing 260 odd runs... 
 
9. 0 - LBW bowler Gillespie,Umpire Bucknor,against Australia at Brisbane in 2003 funny thing is that the bowler not applead for the LBW... MR.Bucknor gave the decision of his own 
 
10. 0 - caught behind off Lee,against Australia at Melbourne in 2003,ball touched the thigh pads and umpire given him out.
11. 54 - caught behind,Umpire Bucknor,against Pakistan at Kolkata in 2005, I think we all seen that decison, theball was not near to his pad,gloves,helmet, arm.. no where... 
 
There may be so many other incident like this...Teams like Australia taking help from the umpires to stop Tendulkar... the 1999-2000 tour of Australia proves it..

And the last thing is that Sachin played 11 years [1989-2000] in the era where his own team mates involved in match fixing.. So despite of his brilliant knocks we failed to win the match just bcoz others not contirbuting. .Yuo can win ODI's just wid ur own batting but u can't win test matches wid one innings bcoz test played for 5 days its a 4 inning game..Still Tendulkar's record in that era is Awesome.. and remember
The awe of opponents was as great as that of crowds. But the finest compliment must be that bookmakers would not fix the odds - or a game - until Tendulkar was out. 
 
Cheers!!!!!!


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The Future Of Ultrasounds: Celebrating Pregnancy



 
 

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via Coolest Gadgets by AndrewD on 6/10/08

It might creep you out a bit that the future of medical imaging resembles something straight out of a Stanley Kubrick flick (2001: A Space Odyssey, one of the greats), but 4D ultrasounds are on their way. And that's not all. Technology might be making the medical experience a much more comfortable position to be in.

Imagine taking a trip to your obstetrician of choice, and not be faced with the threat of cold patient table slabs and even colder ultrasound lubrication. But instead, you'd be greeted with a big, comfy, couch sitting in a welcoming setting. And on top of the added comfort, you'd get an up close and personal 4D look at your developing baby. "Celebrating Pregnancy" is a project which believes this is possible.

"Celebrating Pregnancy" is a 'pregnancy scenario' for the future. The experience of medical imaging would be made into a very intimate and magical family setting if the future of "Celebrating Pregnancy" ever gets to see the light of day.

Patients will be able to interact with a 4D projection image of their child in the uterus, complete with audio and stress reducing ambient lighting. The experience would be more like a day at the spiritual spa than anything medical related.

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Human Brain Analysis


> Women - Multiple process
> Women's brains designed to concentrate multiple task at
> a time.
> Women can Watch a TV and Talk over phone and cook the new
> recipe.
>
>
> Men - Single Process
> Men's brain designed to concentrate only one work at a
> time. Men can not
> watch a TV and talking in phone same time. He stops the TV
> while Talking. He
> can either watch TV or talk over phone or cook.
>
>
> LANGUAGE.
> Women can easily learn many languages. Her brain set up.
> But can not find
> the solutions to problems Men can not easily learn
> languages; he can easily
> solve the problems.
> 3 year old gal has three times higher vocabulary than 3
> year old boy.
>
>
>
> ANALYTICAL SKILL
> Men's brain has lot of space for handling the
> analytical process. So easily
> he can analyze and find the solution for a process.
> He can design (blue print) a map of a building easily.
> If a complex map is viewed by women, she can not understand
> it. She can not
> understand the details of the map easily.
> For her it is dump of lines in a paper.
>
>
>
> CAR DRIVING.
> While driving a car, men's analytical spaces are used
> in his brain. He can
> drive a car fastly. If he see an object at long distance,
> immediately his
> brain classifies the object (bus or van or car) direction
> and speed of the
> object and driving accordingly. Where as women take a long
> time to recognize
> the object direction/ speed. His single process mind stops
> the audio in the
> car (if any), then concentrating only on the driving.
> You can often watch, while men driving the car fastly, the
> women sit next to
> him will shout, "GO SLOW" , "CARE
> FULL", "AAHHH", "OHH GOD.."
> ..etc..
> WOMEN ARE THE BEST DRIVERS
>
>
>
> LIE
> Many times, when men lie to women face to face, they got
> caught easily.
> Her super natural brain observe the facial expression 70%,
> and the body
> language 20% and the words comes from mouth 10%. So he is
> easily caught
> while lieing.
> Men's brain does not have this.
> Women easily lie to men face to face.
> So guys, While lieing to your girls, use phone, or letter
> or close all the
> lights or cover your/her face with blanket.
> Don't lie face to face.
>
>
>
> PROBLEM.
> End of day, if men have lot of problems, his brain clearly
> classifies the
> problems and put into individual rooms of brain, the
> problems in individual
> room of brain and finding the solution one by one. You can
> see many guys
> looking on the sky's for a long times. If you disturb
> him, he gets
> irritated.
> End of Day, if women have lot of problems, her brain can
> not classify the
> problems. she wants some one to hear that. After telling
> everything to a
> person she goes happily to bed. She does not worry abt the
> problem solved or
> not.
>
>
>
> WANTS
> Men want status, success, solutions, big process... etc
> Women want
> relationship, friends, family...etc...
>
>
>
> UNHAPPY
> If women unhappy with their relations, she can not
> concentrate on work.
> If men unhappy with their work, he can not concentrate on
> the relations.
>
>
>
>
> MAP
> Men can easily locate the place in a complex map. His
> analytical brain does
> this. While watching a cricket match in a stadium with full
> of crowd, men
> can leave his seat to T shop and keeps everything in his
> mind and comes back
> to his seat with out problems. He uses his analytical
> skills space of brain..
> Women can't do this. They often lost their way to their
> seat.
>
>
> LIFE
> Life is very easy to Men. One good job, one alcohol bottle
> is enough for
> him.
> Women want everything in life.
>
>
> SPEECH
> Women use indirect languages in speech.
> Geetha asked Vijay, "vijay do you like to have a cup
> of coffee?"
> This means, Geetha really want a cup of coffee.
> In the morning......."Darling, do you think, will it
> be good to have an
> Omlette for breakfast"
> Men use direct language. "Geetha, I want to have a cup
> of coffee, Pls stop
> the car when you see a coffee shop".
> In the morning...."Darling, Can you please prepare an
> omelet for breakfast".
>
>
>
> HANDLING EMOTION
> Women talk a lot without thinking, if they are in emotion.
> Men act a lot with out thinking. That's why many of
> prisoners are men all
> over the world.


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2008 Audi A5 S-line:



 
 

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Audi's Quattro all-wheel-drive is my favorite feature of the handsome A5 coupe. On washed-out country roads, this car stuck like glue and never slipped, even through two inches of standing water. It is supremely confidence-inspiring. (Things go a bit south if you have to get in and out while the wet stuff's coming down, though. When you open the door in a downpour, the aggressive tumblehome means that interior is overly exposed and gets quite wet.)

As the resident beverage-head in the office, I would be remiss if I didn't call out the tiny cupholders. There's a small holder for a regular Starbucks cup, and an even smaller one that will hold a can of Red Bull—the Germans clearly don't understand the need to haul a 64-ounce beverage. On the other hand, the prospect of Quattro might just convince me to give up my water tower full of soda . . .


 
 

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BMW GINA Light Visionary Model Concept - Car News



 
 

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BMW says this cloth-bodied roadster points the way to the future car.

BY ERIK JOHNSON



Have you ever wondered what might result from a three-night hook-up between a zeppelin, an original BMW 507, and a BMW Z4 roadster? Neither have we, but now that we've seen the BMW GINA concept (pronouncedjee-nah), we've got a pretty good idea, and it's even sort of beautiful.

GINA is an acronym for "Geometry and Functions in 'N' Adaptations," where the N stands for infinite—as if the acronym wasn't enough of a stretch already. It's a fancy way to summarize a way of thinking about how cars will be shaped, manufactured, and used by their owners in the future. The Light Visionary Model (LVM) is a physical manifestation of this idea, and features some innovative—and out there—approaches to making the philosophy a reality.

BMW says that this concept isn't just about the styling of the car of the future, but also about the "creative freedom" offered to designers and engineers alike. To that end, this concept wears a fabric "skin" comprised of a wire-mesh inner stabilizing layer and a water- and temperature-resistant outer layer.Instead of the usual myriad body panels, the LVM has just four outer elements: one that covers the entire front end and runs to the rear edge of the doors, two rear-quarter coverings, and one across the rear deck. BMW's seat designers helped with the precise measurement, cutting, and attachment of the material, which is stretched over a mechanized electric and electro-hydraulic metal and carbon frame.






 
 

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