Mona Lisa is a 16th century portrayal painted in oil on a poplar section by Leonardo Vinci during the Italian resurgence. The 'Mona Lisa,' Vinci's portrayal of a woman, is largely livelier these days. In Beijing, she talks and impression to visitors, but as soon as it comes to that smile, her lips are still sealed.
An innovative show signs of at the development Exhibition Hall in Beijing, China take archetypal works of art and animates those using 3-D graphics and sound-recognition knowledge. The 'Mona Lisa' is not the only fixation imminent to life inside these frames. The show sign includes with Jesus and his disciples interacting at the famous table, Raphael's 'School of Athens,' and smooth an earliest Egyptian wall painting.
While art critics might claim Leonardo is rolling over in his grave, there is something exciting about seeing these works come to life. Besides, the exhibit is in an expo hall.
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Animated china expo
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
H1N1 virus

H1N1 flu is a respiratory disease caused by the type A virus in the pig. This is also known as swine flu. This was first diagnosed in April 2009. It is named as swine flu because many genes in this virus are same as the pig influenza virus.
Symptoms:
The symptoms for this flu are listed below. If you find any one of them has affected immediately consult a doctor.
1.fever
2.cough
3.runny nose or stuffy nose
4.sore throat
5.body aches
6.headache
7.chills
8.fatigue or tiredness, which can be extreme
9.diarrhea and vomiting
serious symptoms of this disease are respiratory failure and inflammation of the lungs.
With ordinary flu babies and elderly people, and people suffering from chronic medical problems are at a high risk. But in the case of swine flu this is little different. Pregnant women, people suffering from chronic health problems (lung disease, asthma, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease), children and adults suffering from obesity are at a high risk.
The following are the serious swine flu symptoms that a child can suffer. If you find your child suffering from this immediately avoid your children contact with other people and take them for urgent treatment.
- Fast breathing or trouble breathing
- Bluish or gray skin color
- Not drinking enough fluids
- Severe or constant vomiting
- Not waking up and not interacting
- Flu-like symptoms improve but then return again
Monday, August 10, 2009
August 6th and 9th
Remember the atomic bomb blast on Hiroshima and Nagasaki during the 2nd world war (1945). It was 65 years ago this heartless attack was made on the innocent people of those two countries. Those bombs were dropped by the US armed forces at the end of the Second World War. The united planned the first bomb drop on Hiroshima and the second was planned on the Nagasaki city. In these two attacks the human race met a great decrease in the population. Around 220000 citizens of both countries were killed.
The effects of the nuclear weapon still prevail in the lands of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Lands lost their fertility and the humans are affected by many diseases. So every year these two days are remembered to highlight the necessity of achieving the world that is free from nuclear weapons.
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Monkey face piglet

At the Fengzhang village, Xiping Township in china people was so curious to see that strange creature. It was hideous. It can also be a miracle that piglets with a monkey face. This strange creature was a new born along with the five newborns of a sow.
The piglet just looked like a monkey. It had two thin lips, small nose and big eyes. The rear legs were much longer than its forelegs. Because of this it jumped and was not able to walk. It was so scary and frightened the people who looked at it. A small loved it the most and played with. He also fed the strange animal with milk.
But the amazing question was that the creature will walk on the ground or will climb the trees as it becomes an adult. The people have planned to observe it closely and to keep track of its changes.
Friday, July 31, 2009
Lakhsadweep corals threatened by global warming
The hard corals of porities are found in abundance in the blue of Lakshadweep Islands. Today these corals are facing a threat to their existence.
The growth of these corals has been destroying by the high co2 level in the air called global warming. The threat have gone to the existence that if the global warming is going to continue the corals would disappear from the earth for ever.
An observation made between 1993 and 2003 says that around 25 percent decrease in the growth rate of two hard corals was observed. Preliminary results of further studies indicate a similar pattern of growth retardation in the same species.
Around 1920 to 1992, the porites corals seem to grow by 2 cm every year. But today the growth rate decreased to 1.25 cm per year. The coral has been reduced since 1993. This is because of the climatic change as there is an increase in co2 levels and a rise in temperature lead to acidification of the ocean.
While the decrease in the growth of hard corals in Lakshadweep was around 25 percent, studies carried out on similar corals in the great barrier reed in Australia revealed it to be about 14 percent. The result of the observations clearly showed that the monsoon driven up-welling had decreased considerably during the 20th century.
Monday, July 27, 2009
Online population growth
By 2013, 2.2 billion worldwide users are expected to use the internet and India would be ranked the 3rd in online population. Online people around the world would grow more than 45 percent to 2.2 billion users by 2013. Asia will continue to be the biggest user of internet. India is ranked third with china and US taking the first two ranks. Accordingly they were 1.5 billion users in 2008 around the globe. The average annual growth for the use of internet would increase to 10 to 20 percent in the next five years. 43 percent of internet users are anticipated from Asia within next 4 years. Where china would have the half of the population of internet usage in Asia.
Whereas Asia grows in its online population, North America faces a defeat in this global online population. This population would drop to about 17 percent to 13 percent between 2008 and 2013 while Europe population will shrink from 26 to 22 percent. While Asia will have a rise from 38 to 43 percent. Whereas Latin America remains the same at 11 percent of the global users.
It is also declared that Asian countries like India, Indonesia, Pakistan and Philippines face a rapid online growth rate.
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Virus from pig
A virus from the pig that is highly infectious causes swine flu. This virus is communicable and can travel from human to human. When a human is affected by this virus the symptoms are similar to other regular bugs. They are fever, cough, sore throat, body ached, headaches, chills and fatigue. To be preventive or to treat swine flu antiviral medicines are available. But no vaccines have been produced right now to protect against from this bug. But researches are going on. So to be careful from this kind of bugs we should restrict ourselves to the following things.
When you sneeze or cough cover your nose and mouth with a tissue. Avoid using hanky or any type of cloth since you may keep them in your hand for a long time. So use only tissue and throw it in the litter after use.
Wash your hands with soap and water after you cough or sneeze. This prevents the spread of germs when you touch others or some place. Alcohol based hand cleaners can also be used.
Avoid frequent touch of your nose, eyes, or mouth, because germs spread this way. Close contact with the sick people should be avoided; it is good for us and for them. Stay in the home when you feel sick. This is highly recommended because you feel much better in home than anywhere else.
All the best! Live a happy and healthy life…