1. Vignesh vikram
2.Siva
3. Shyam
Monday, 15 August 2011
Saturday, 5 December 2009
Child Knows The Best
A child may outperform the parent, but it's a rare parent that can let go and allow him to soar.
If the children of achievers have tough standards to live up to ,children of the achievers too have a different set of problems to face.
In fact breaking out of the mold and marching to your own drummer becomes more difficult when the breaking away is beyond the understanding of the parent and is resented by him as a perceived slight. Indeed an underachiever parent can be as much an impediment in the onward trajectory of the child, as an achiever could be misleading.
Consider this, a child is usually better looking, taller, better educated and better adapted to the environment, he’s also more likely to understand instinctively the need of the times. Rigid in his beliefs and lifelong practices, a parent is convinced that he is better equipped to understand which is the best. Used as he is to being consulted for all matters, he finds it tough to understand that his child is way beyond he expected him to be.
Sometimes we take our duty as parents too seriously. A father will insist on giving backseat instructions even if the son is driving perfectly. A mother will impart worldly knowledge seriously even if the daughter can actually teach her mom a lesson or two on the subject! No wonder, the constant refrain of next generation parents is “CHILL”.
They probably just need a bit of guidance and sympathy while we insist on smothering them with instruction .Parents should be neither anchors to hold back a child, nor sails to take them forward. Experience is no doubt important. But what is critical to grow with time and not just understand, but be one with the change of rhythm as life moves on.
We have to understand we know what is best for us. Our rhythms best match the times we stride. If we learn to listen the rhythms of our body, mind and soul and base our choices on that, we cannot go wrong. Our instinctive choices are likely to be better than the best considered choice any one makes for us. Yes even our parents.
Like a friend said in exasperation the other day. “There has to be an expiry date for blaming our parents for everything that goes wrong in our life!” We have to learn early in our life to make our own choices, and to live with them. If we choose to fall inline with what our parents want, for whatever reason, we do not have the moral fiber to turn around and blame them later for whatever goes wrong with our life! The choice was always ours….
If the children of achievers have tough standards to live up to ,children of the achievers too have a different set of problems to face.
In fact breaking out of the mold and marching to your own drummer becomes more difficult when the breaking away is beyond the understanding of the parent and is resented by him as a perceived slight. Indeed an underachiever parent can be as much an impediment in the onward trajectory of the child, as an achiever could be misleading.
Consider this, a child is usually better looking, taller, better educated and better adapted to the environment, he’s also more likely to understand instinctively the need of the times. Rigid in his beliefs and lifelong practices, a parent is convinced that he is better equipped to understand which is the best. Used as he is to being consulted for all matters, he finds it tough to understand that his child is way beyond he expected him to be.
Sometimes we take our duty as parents too seriously. A father will insist on giving backseat instructions even if the son is driving perfectly. A mother will impart worldly knowledge seriously even if the daughter can actually teach her mom a lesson or two on the subject! No wonder, the constant refrain of next generation parents is “CHILL”.
They probably just need a bit of guidance and sympathy while we insist on smothering them with instruction .Parents should be neither anchors to hold back a child, nor sails to take them forward. Experience is no doubt important. But what is critical to grow with time and not just understand, but be one with the change of rhythm as life moves on.
We have to understand we know what is best for us. Our rhythms best match the times we stride. If we learn to listen the rhythms of our body, mind and soul and base our choices on that, we cannot go wrong. Our instinctive choices are likely to be better than the best considered choice any one makes for us. Yes even our parents.
Like a friend said in exasperation the other day. “There has to be an expiry date for blaming our parents for everything that goes wrong in our life!” We have to learn early in our life to make our own choices, and to live with them. If we choose to fall inline with what our parents want, for whatever reason, we do not have the moral fiber to turn around and blame them later for whatever goes wrong with our life! The choice was always ours….
Tuesday, 13 January 2009
Greg Brotherton Sculptures
With a passion for all types of design, Greg Brotherton has built a diverse and successful career. As a designer, illustrator, sculptor and CG animator, he has had critical acclaim, been featured in international art magazines and is sought after for everything from product design to feature film animation.
Ben Goossens Creatives
Cool creative photos with their own style. You will surelly like this kind of art.
Mercedes Benz BlueZero Concept
The Mercedes Benz BlueZero Concept will be debuting at the 2009 Detroit Auto Show in three versions, each equipped with the industry buzz-words able to improve fuel economy: all-electric, hybrid and fuel cell. The Concept BlueZero E-Cell runs a lithium-ion battery, can recharge on two hours of plug-in time, and delivers a 62-mile range. The Concept BlueZero F-Cell runs on the same electric motor but gets its power from an on-board fuel cell.
Wednesday, 17 December 2008
Photographer Douglas Fisher
Douglas Fisher has become the first photographer to purchase hardware ray-tracing technology from ART VPS. Fisher specializes in advertising photography, shooting exclusively on high-end digital equipment and doing his own post-production work. He is using the ART VPS PURE card to create 3D photorealistic images for leading automotive companies and other high-profile accounts such as Nike.
Photographer Richard Ross
Richard Ross was born and raised in New York. He received his BA from University of Vermont and his MFA from University of Florida. He has been teaching at UCSB since 1977. Ross has an extensive exhibition record in the United States and Europe. He has photographed for the New York Times Magazine, Los Angeles Times Magazine, Discover, Time, Newsweek, Vogue, San Francisco Examiner, Frankfurter Allgemaine, and other noteworthy publications
Saturday, 13 December 2008
NFS UNDERCOVER
SCREEN SHOTS
DESCRIPTION
The Need For Speed: Undercover storyline which will be using hollywood talent Maggie Q (star) and Joseph Hodges (writer / director) Need for Speed Undercover will feature a Hollywood storyline which is a rich and cinematic experience ,competing in races to prove themselves as they infiltrate and takedown an international crime syndicate.
DIRECT LINK
SERIAL
ZDUL-HXC2-KS6G-AN55-HTXN
NJ9R-6ZVY-A96L-Q82W-WK72
XX6E-EMEQ-UH6T-KCUK-EBPN
Z4DV-2QS2-HRAB-BZZA-5ZH7
AKYY-LGY2-FUPK-FBFB-BV4C
CRACK FIX :
Friday, 28 November 2008
RACE DRIVER GRID
SCREEN SHOTS
DESCRIPTION
Hello, Solomon...........” It’s charming enough when a game greets you every time you load it. It’s even more endearing when you can choose to be called, instead of your first name, a gently satirical nickname like Balu, or Ubuntu or, indeed, Solu. The announcer sounds like she’s almost laughing whenever she says it, like it’s our little shared joke. So we’re proud to be a Bozo, and we feel welcomed. Immediately, from the second it’s loaded up, it’s clear that the good-natured personality of this racer is a far cry from its ever-frowning contemporaries. GRID totally understands the importance of presentation. While other car games, especially those with any leaning towards accurate simulation, content themselves with being an accurate racing model and leave it pretty much at that, this smiling semi-sim paints a little flair onto even minor details. Such touches could be accused of superficiality, yet they make a colossal difference. Sometimes this is pretty subtle - your advisor makes worried noises about the famed abilities of another racer and suggests you aim for third place. The hell you will. Just that casual mention creates an instant, go yo and just enjoy the game..................
LINKS
http://bitroad.net/download/49a448719973/rld-grid.thegenius.us.by.f3rn4nd0.iso.001.html
http://bitroad.net/download/5c3be5509777/rld-grid.thegenius.us.by.f3rn4nd0.iso.002.html
http://bitroad.net/download/b0efd7799936/rld-grid.thegenius.us.by.f3rn4nd0.iso.003.html
http://bitroad.net/download/ba366e409228/rld-grid.thegenius.us.by.f3rn4nd0.iso.004.html
http://bitroad.net/download/619847969388/rld-grid.thegenius.us.by.f3rn4nd0.iso.005.html
http://bitroad.net/download/1030c387091/rld-grid.thegenius.us.by.f3rn4nd0.iso.006.html
http://bitroad.net/download/e5edee336778/rld-grid.thegenius.us.by.f3rn4nd0.iso.007.html
DIRECT LINK
http://dl.free.fr/hScawBWPF/rld-grid.iso
BMW X6 UK Version (2009)
For the first time in BMW's history a model range has been launched solely powered by turbocharged engines. The BMW X6 xDrive35i is powered by the twin-turbocharged 2007 and 2008 International Engine of the Year winner that produces 306hp. This powerplant is capable of propelling the X6 xDrive35i from zero to 62mph in 6.7 seconds and on to a top speed of 149mph. The 2,979cc-engined X6 is still capable of achieving a combined 25.9mpg and a CO2 figure of 262g/km
Wednesday, 19 November 2008
NFS MOST WANTED
SCREEN SHOTS
DESCRIPTION
Most Wanted, like other Need for Speed games, is essentially a driving and racing game, where the player selects one car to reach a destination or race. Police chases have once again been integrated into certain racing sessions, in which the police employ vehicles and tactics to either slow down or halt the player's car. As players take control of faster cars and increasingly rely on nitrous oxide speed boosts (the oxide meter now reloads automatically, for the first time since its introduction in Underground), driving sequences become fast-pace and intense, similar to the Burnout series.
Three distinct regions are offered in the city of Rockport, along with cycling weather. There is no racing in the night, all the action is done between sunrise and sunset. A Grand Theft Auto-like free roam mode is still provided like Need for Speed: Underground 2, but is still limited to Career mode, as well as pursuit-based events in other modes. Most WantedUnderground series, with only scratched paint and heavily cracked (but not shattered) windscreens comprising the whole of the racers' damage modeling. Police cars, however, are subjectable to extreme physical body damages, and immobilization if they flip over or have been heavily damaged by "pursuit breakers" (see pursuit system) or the player's car.
LINKS
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=G7ABZSLC
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ARFMJOL7
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=6W79MCPQ
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=1XFYZA5B
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ZO8GFIYU
CRACK
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=P08U0CBB
NFS PRO STREET
SCREEN SHOTS
DESCRIPTION
The game starts where a former street racer known as Ryan Cooper drives into a Race Day with a Nissan 240SX and dominates it. The player, as Ryan (cooper), then moves to the first proper raceday: Battle Machine. Ryan wins and dominates enough racedays sponsored by Battle Machine to move onto a Showdown at Chicago Airfield sponsored by Super Promotion. After dominating that, he moves onto the next sponsor: R3act Team Sessions and continues to do what he did in Battle Machine. After breaking enough records of a certain race mode, he moves onto elite organizations in order to challenge that mode's King. As he defeats each King, he rises in rank. Finally, the Showdown King, Ryo Wantanabe, who drives a Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X , challenges Ryan and is consequently defeated. Ryan becomes the Street King, the best racer in the world.
LINKS
Part 10:http://www.megaupload.com/?d=CYA72M2
Wednesday, 12 November 2008
LAMBORGHINI ESTOQUE CONCEPT
Official images of the Lamborghini Estoque four-door have hit the web like a fat cow, in advance of the big Paris Motor Show reveal. These shots appear to show a front-engined four-door with recognizable Lamborghini cues up front, blending into a sharp sedan and finishing into a rear that's almost Camaro-esque. We're assuming the Lamborghini should be AWD and will likely be fitted with a V10 borrowed from the usual Lambo lineup of suspects. Oficial details as soon as we get them.
MANSORY RENOVATIO
This is what MANSORY thinks a Merecedes-Benz McLaren SLR should like. The modification includes replacing existing components for modified developments by MANSORY. Two examples include new high performance compressors and tailor-made intercoolers. There is also a sports air filter and modified engine management system.
The result is that the Renovatio is two tenths faster from zero to 100 km/h than the normal production version. The top speed increases to 340 kph. The Renovatio generates 880 Nm torque and to save weight, the MANSORY body components are made out of carbon. This is inline with the production car, which has a body already made out of this extremely light materials.
The result is that the Renovatio is two tenths faster from zero to 100 km/h than the normal production version. The top speed increases to 340 kph. The Renovatio generates 880 Nm torque and to save weight, the MANSORY body components are made out of carbon. This is inline with the production car, which has a body already made out of this extremely light materials.
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