WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD
After reading harry potter and deathly hallows i feel that the book is perfectly awesome n Rowling has tied up all the loose ends. the book moves fast wid a real breath taking pace.
the adventure is superb. the thrill and suspence in the book is worth all the hype that had created before its release!
after reading the book its sad to note that few of our favourite characters are dead. after reading 7 books of harry potter it is but natural for most of use to feel sorry for ron's family. however this was least expected but the death of severus snape is rather more sorrowful. the fact that he loved Lily Evans was a mighty shock and to learn that he was always against the Voldemort was even shocking.
in the end its like the family has come to an end. the grief that this book was last of the series makes me feel rather more sad. its like loosing out on the lives of the important members of life. harry ron and hermione had certainly gained a huge part in everyones life. its difficult to imagine that there shall be no more quidditch matches or any of the rule breaking at hogwarts nor shall the secrets of hogwarts shall be revealed. its rather a mixture of happy and sad feeling. harry survived and so did his close friends and the sad part is that all of us are going to miss hogwarts and the things that harry and his pals had done since so many years!
this was the best series of books that i have ever read. Rowling deserves all the congratulations and good wishes after keeping readers engrossed in her page turner books for so long.....alas its all over and harry has grown up a bit too much for it to continue as children's novel!
Monday, July 23, 2007
Friday, May 18, 2007
this is a new theory that i wanted to research on:
Think Mathematically and answer if you know:
What is the probablity that all candles will extinguish in 1 blow if you are celebrating your 18th b'day with a round cake?
There are 2 possible options i feel:
What is the probablity that all candles will extinguish in 1 blow if you are celebrating your 18th b'day with a round cake?
There are 2 possible options i feel:
- If you are a really big fellow the diameter of your mouth may be big enough to blow air over the enitre surface area of the cake leaving no candle uncovered. Hence all candles may extinguish
- If you are a small fellow with slim built your mouth may have only enough diameter to blow air in a small imaginary cylindrical shape that might extinguish the candles in the centre of the cake. Around 20% candles may be extinguished by that.
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