Quote of the week:
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Elloru monrennun kaalamvandhathae - poyyum
aemaatrum tholaiginra kalamvandhathae - ini
nalloar periyarennum kaalamvandhathae - ketta
nayavanjak kaararukku naasamvandhathae.
- Bharathiar
[Elloru(m) - everyone; onr(u) - equal; kaalam - period; vandhathae
- has come; poy - lie; aemaatru - cheat; tholai - loose; ini -
hereafter; nallor - good; periyar - great people; ketta - bad;
nayavanjakar - wicked; naasam - destroy]
[The period has come - when everyone feels equal; when lies and
cheats disappear, when good people get recognition and when wicked are
getting punished.]
Kural of the week:
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Inaiyar ivaraemakku innamyaam enru
punaiyinum pullennum natpu.
[Inai - equal; ivar - he/she; emakku - for me; innam - ; yaam - me;
punai - think; pull - grass; natpu - friendship]
[To express a friendship like 'He/she is like me', 'I'm such a
great friend of him/her', is not actually a good friendship, for it is
something beyond these.]
Do you know ?
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Why do rabbits have long ears ?
Long ears on rabbits are useful in two ways: (1) - They help the
rabbit hear faint sounds (like predators sneaking up) and to locate
where the sound is coming from. (2) To keep the rabbit cool. There are
many blood vessels in a rabbit's ears. The warm blood cools a bit when
air moves around the ears. This helps the rabbit regulate its internal
temperature.
Site of the week:
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How good are you in mathematics? Try to solve the unsolved problems
in maths like - can the cube of a sum equal their product, squares with
different decimal digits, fitting one triangle inside another,
expressing 3 as sum of three cubes, prime fibonacci numbers, pi + e,
etc,.
http://www.mathsoft.com/asolve/index.html
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What lies behind us or before us - are
tiny matters compared with what lies in us
The writings and the translations were made with the little knowledge, I had then and hence may not be exact.
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