My trip to Ocean city with my folks Posted by Unknown , Wednesday, September 5, 2012 at 4:18 PM, in

I currently live in Columbia, MD and luckily we came up with an idea to celebrate my friend Birthday there!
We all have fun even though Saturday it kept raining like cat and dog but Sunday was really good. Since it was raining it took us like 3 hours and a half to arrive there from Columbia but as usually in Google Map it showed that it would take only 3 hours.
We went to eat Crabs, checked some pubs and we thought that we probably checked the night club there but unfortunately we all fell asleep and missed it :D
We also did a sea rocket and a 800 fit paracell above the sea:

Hooper's Crab house is the best place for eating crabs.

We did it 800 fit above the sea and we can see a new view of the island.

Slop mathematically proof of the formula division of raise by run Posted by Unknown , at 3:30 PM, in

As you might have probably knew that the formula to calculate a slope between two points (a line) is below:
m = raise / run where raise = y2 - y1 and run = x2 - x1 like following picture:

So have you wondered why we have to do it like that I mean
raise divide by run and why not run divide by raise or why not raise multiply by run something like that so in short do we have any mathematically proof that we have to divide raise by run?
The answer yes it has a mathematically proof in following link which usually if we just scan through it we probably miss the exact spot that it proof this division formula of the slope.
Here is the link:







http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slope

Here is the exact spot to proof the division:

Click on the image to have a complete view:

And as we observer the formula came up like that because slop = tan of Angle and as we have studied math in high school tan of Angle = Opposite divide by Adjacent where Opposite is the raise (y2 - y1) and Adjacent is the run (x2 - x1) so that is it.

And finally to calculate the equation of y by x its formula is below:
y = m*x + b where b is the constant from zero points to x and y or x1, y1 as we can say.

So that is it.

Tech Pics of the day-4th of September 2012 Posted by Unknown , Tuesday, September 4, 2012 at 12:25 AM, in

100$ BMW gaming mouse with 5 programmable keys.

Tokyoflash Kisai Zone watch tells time in hexagons introductory price of $99, which then jumps to $139

To be continued...

I am waiting for Iphone 5 to be released around September 25th 2012 Posted by Unknown , at 12:10 AM, in

I heard my friend said that the Iphone 5 is expecting to be announced around 10th of September 2012 and to be released to the market around 25th of September 2012 whereas Iphone 4's price is dropping sharply. Some of Iphone 4 users have had their iphone 4 sold on ebay.com and some auction sites already to await for the iphone 5.

All other smartphone devices have big screen so does Iphone 5 but not as big as others. Posted by Unknown , at 12:01 AM, in

Here is just graph toward what activities people are doing with their smartphone screen size:

Words of the day-04th of September 2012 Posted by Unknown , Monday, September 3, 2012 at 10:58 PM, in

1- Me·di·o·cre
adjective /ˌmēdēˈōkər/ 

Of only moderate quality; not very good
- a mediocre actor

បង្គួរ 
(of medium quality, neither good nor bad, secondrate, not good enough. 
Eg. Is his work poor, mediocre, or good?) 
ដែលបង្គួរ 
Ex: Your style of fighting is just mediocre compared to me.



2- Be·hold
verb /biˈhōld/ 
beheld, past participle; beheld, past tense; beholding, present participle; beholds, 3rd person singular present

See or observe (a thing or person, esp. a remarkable or impressive one)
- behold your king!

behold ( tv. ) [bI'hEyld ] 
(to watch, to look at, gaze upon.) 
សង្កេតមើល 
behold (2) ( interj. ) [bI'hEyld ] 
(មើលន៎) 
beholden ( adj. ) [bI'hEyldEn ] 
~ to sb (for sth) (obligated or indebted .) 
ដែលជំពាក់គុណ, ដែលនៅជំពាក់, ដែលសងមិនទាន់គ្រប់ 
beholder ( n. ) [bI'hEyldE(r) ] 
អ្នកមើល, អ្នកពិនិត្យមើល, សាក្សី, ភ័ស្ដុតាង, អ្នកទស្សនា, អ្នកមើល, អ្នកឃើញ 


3- Per·vert·ed
adjective /pərˈvərtid/ 

(of a person or their actions) Characterized by sexually abnormal and unacceptable practices or tendencies
- he whispered perverted obscenities


4- Ob·scen·i·ty
noun /əbˈsenitē/ 
obscenities, plural
The state or quality of being obscene; obscene behavior, language, or images
- the book was banned for obscenity

An extremely offensive word or expression
- the men scowled and muttered obscenities
ភាពអាសអាភាស 
(indecency, character or quality of being obscene; filthy, licentious, lewd, lubricious, lascivious, goatees.) 
សំដីរូបឬអំពើ អាសគ្រាម, ភាសាអាសគ្រាម, បែបនិពន្ធ អាសគ្រាម, ភាពគម្រាំង, ភាពគ្រើម, ភាព សាមញ្ញ (មិនវិសេស), ភាពខ្ជីខ្ជា, ភាពក ម្រោល, ភាពគ្រោតគ្រាត, សំដីឬអំពើជូដង់ 

5- Ob·scene
adjective /əbˈsēn/ 
(of the portrayal or description of sexual matters) Offensive or disgusting by accepted standards of morality and decency
- obscene jokes
- obscene literature

Offensive to moral principles; repugnant
- using animals' skins for fur coats is obscene
(indecent; filthy.) 
ដែលអោយខ្ពើមរអើម ឬអោយស្អប់ខ្ពើម, ដែលអាសគ្រាម 

6- Re·pug·nant
adjective /riˈpəgnənt/ 

Extremely distasteful; unacceptable
- the thought of going back into the fog was repugnant to him

In conflict with; incompatible with
- a bylaw must not be repugnant to the general law of the country

Given to stubborn resistance
ដែលជាទីមិនគួរអោយចូលចិត្ដ, គួរអោយស្អប់ខេ 
~ (to sb) (distasteful objectionable.) 
ដែលជាទីមិនគួរអោយចូលចិត្ដ, ដែលគួរអោយស្អប់ខ្ពើម, ដែលអោយខ្ពើមរអើម រឺអោយស្អប់ខ្ពើម, ដែលមិនត្រូវគ្នា (កិច្ចសន្យា) 

Word of the day-3rd of September 2012 Posted by Unknown , Sunday, September 2, 2012 at 10:04 PM, in

1- Gul·li·ble
adjective /ˈgələbəl/ 
Easily persuaded to believe something; credulous
ដែលឆាប់ជឿ 
(easily tricked, credulous, naive, simple.) 
ដែលងាយជឿ, ដែលឆាប់ជឿ 


2- Hood·lum

noun /ˈho͞odləm/  /ˈho͝od-/ 

hoodlums, plural

A person who engages in crime and violence; a hooligan or gangster

អ្នកប្រព្រឹត្ដនូវអំពើទុច្ចរិត, យូកូម, ក្មេងអានាថា, មនុស្សពាល, ចោរ, មនុស្សខូចកាច, មនុស្ស ចោលម្សៀត 

= Thug

3- Mug

noun /məg/ 

mugs, plural

A large cup, typically cylindrical and with a handle and used without a saucer

The contents of such a cup

- a large mug of tea vanished in a single gulp

A person's face

A hoodlum or thug

A stupid or gullible person

Image:

mug ( n. ) [mLg ] 

ពែង ឬ កែវធំមានដៃ 

(a large vessel for use without a saucer, contents, the face or mouth, a ruffian or thug, a stupid or gullible person.) 

ថូ, ផើង់ 

mug (2) ( n. ) 

គយ, មាត់មុខ 

mug (3) ( t.v. ) 

វាយប្លន់(យកទ្រព្យ) 

muger ( n. ) 

អ្នកវាយប្លន់ 

muggins ( n. ) ['mLgInz ] 

មនុស្សភ្លីភ្លើ 

muggy ( adj. ) ['mLgI ] 

(oppressively damp and warm. 

Eg. the muggy days of August) 

ដែលក្ដៅខ្លាំង់ 

4- sau·cer

noun /ˈsôsər/ 

saucers, plural

A shallow dish, typically having a circular indentation in the center, on which a cup is placed

ទ្រនាប់, ចានទ្រនាប់


5- Chirp
verb /CHərp/ 
chirped, past participle; chirped, past tense; chirping, present participle; chirps, 3rd person singular present

(typically of a small bird or an insect) Utter a short, sharp, high-pitched sound
- outside, the crickets chirped monotonously

(of a person) Say something in a lively and cheerful way
- “Good morning!” chirped Alex

noun /CHərp/ 
chirps, plural

A short, sharp, high-pitched sound

chirp ( iv. ) 
tv. យំចេបៗ ( បក្សីតូចៗ ) / យំ , បន្លឺសំឡេងឫសូរបន្ដិចៗ n. សម្លេងយំស្រែក , សំឡេងយំ 
chirpy ( adj. ) 
ដែលយំចេបៗនៃបក្សីដោយរីករាយ 

6- Sa·li·va
noun /səˈlīvə/ 

Watery liquid secreted into the mouth by glands, providing lubrication for chewing and swallowing, and aiding digestion

saliva ( n. ) [sE'laIvE ] 
ទឹកមាត់ 
(the watery fluid, produced by glands in the mouth, It keeps the mouth moist and helps in the digestion of food.) 
ទឹកមាត់ 
salivary ( adj. ) [sxlIvErI ] 
នៃទឹកមាត់ 
(1. Of, relating to, or producing saliva. 2. Of or relating to a salivary gland.) 
នៃទឹកមាត់ 


7- salivate ( t.v. ) ['sxlIveIt ] 
ស្រក់ទឹកមាត់ 
(salivated, salivating, salivates) (To secrete or produce saliva. To produce excessive salivation in.) 
ស្រក់ទឹកមាត់ 
= drool ( t.v. ) [drUl ] 
បង្ហៀរទឹកមាត់