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Wednesday, September 28, 2011

u jokes

u jokes

sinx vs six (6) joke


sinx vs six (6) joke


ramp joke

ramp joke

proton joke

proton joke

matrix transform joke

matrix transform joke

math limit joke

math limit joke

I E u - I belong to you (Math's Notation)

I E u - I belong to you (Math's Notation)

angles & directions jokes

angles & directions jokes

algebra x=3 or x=2 joke


algebra x=3 or x=2 joke


1=2 joke

1=2 joke

0!=1 joke

0!=1 joke

math expand joke

math expand joke

find x equation math joke

find x equation math joke

find x equation math joke

Math Clock

Math Clock

Pizza Math Joke

Pizza Math Joke

Pizza Math Joke

Diamonds 4c Carats, Cuts, Clarity, Colors Grading


diamonds 4c carats/karats scale
weights from 2.5 mm to 8.2 mm
from 0.05 Carats to 2.0 Carats

diamonds 4c clarity
FL-IF, VVS-1, VVS-2, VS-1, VS-2, SI-1, SI-2, SI-3
Flawless to Inclusions

diamonds 4c colors/colours
D-E-F-G-H-I-J-K-L-M-N-O-P-Q-R-S-Z  Types

Diamonds 4c coluors/colors
Near Colorless Fancy Faint Very Light Colour Yellow

diamonds 4c cuts shapes
emerald heart marquise oval pear princess radiant round

diamonds 4c cuts types
Ideal fine shallow deep


Diamonds 4c Grading (Cut, Clarity, Color & Carat)

Diamonds 4c's Grading (Cuts/Shapes, Clarity, Colors/Colours & Carats)
Hiray Ki Pehchan/Pahchan (Gems Stones, Real Stones, Pather, Jewlary)


Diamonds 4c's Grading (Cuts/Shapes, Clarity, Colors/Colours & Carats)
Hiray Ki Pehchan/Pahchan (Gems Stones, Real Stones, Pather, Jewlary)

Diamonds 4c's Grading (Cuts/Shapes, Clarity, Colors/Colours & Carats)
Hiray Ki Pehchan/Pahchan (Gems Stones, Real Stones, Pather, Jewlary)

Monday, September 26, 2011

Gold, Silver & Copper Alloy Colours Matrix (Ag-Au-Cu Colors Charts)

Gold, Silver & Copper Alloy Colours Matrix (Ag-Au-Cu Colors Charts)

Silver Price History 1960-2011 Years (USD)

Silver Price History 1960-2011 Years (USD)

Gold Price History 1960-2011 Years (USD)

Gold Price History 1960-2011 Years (USD)

World Currency Codes/Symbols


Currency Symbols/Codes Regions of the World

Currency Code (Currency)
AED (United Arab Emirates dirham)
AFN (Afghan afghani)
ALL (Albanian lek)
AMD (Armenian dram)
ANG (Netherlands Antillean guilder)
AOA (Angolan kwanza)
ARS (Argentine peso)
AUD (Australian dollar)
AWG (Aruban florin)
AZN (Azerbaijani manat)
BAM (Bosnia and Herzegovina convertible mark)
BBD (Barbados dollar)
BDT (Bangladeshi taka)
BGN (Bulgarian lev)
BHD (Bahraini dinar)
BIF (Burundian franc)
BMD (Bermudian dollar (customarily known as Bermuda dollar))
BND (Brunei dollar)
BOB (Boliviano)
BOV (Bolivian Mvdol (funds code))
BRL (Brazilian real)
BSD (Bahamian dollar)
BTN (Bhutanese ngultrum)
BWP (Botswana pula)
BYR (Belarusian ruble)
BZD (Belize dollar)
CAD (Canadian dollar)
CDF (Congolese franc)
CHE (WIR Euro (complementary currency))
CHF (Swiss franc)
CHW (WIR Franc (complementary currency))
CLF (Unidad de Fomento (funds code))
CLP (Chilean peso)
CNY (Chinese yuan)
COP (Colombian peso)
COU (Unidad de Valor Real)
CRC (Costa Rican colon)
CUC (Cuban convertible peso)
CUP (Cuban peso)
CVE (Cape Verde escudo)
CZK (Czech koruna)
DJF (Djiboutian franc)
DKK (Danish krone)
DOP (Dominican peso)
DZD (Algerian dinar)

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

SMS & Messengers text language Shortcut Codes

Single letters can replace words
  • be becomes b
  • see or sea becomes c
  • okay becomes k or kk
  • are becomes r
  • you becomes u
  • your becomes ur
  • why becomes y
  • oh becomes o
  • we becomes v
  • the becomes d or da
  • at becomes @

 Single digits can replace words

  • won or one becomes 1
  • to or too becomes 2
  • for becomes 4
  • ate becomes 8

 A single letter or digit can replace a syllable

  • to or too becomes 2, so:
    • tomorrow becomes 2mro or 2moro
    • today becomes 2day or 2da
  • for or fore becomes 4, so:
    • form becomes 4m
    • before becomes b4
    • therefore becomes thr4
    • forget becomes 4get
    • foreign becomes 4n
  • ate becomes 8, so:
    • great becomes gr8
    • late becomes l8
    • mate becomes m8
    • wait becomes w8
    • hate becomes h8
    • date becomes d8
    • later becomes l8r or l8a
    • create becomes cr8
    • skate becomes sk8
    • skater becomes sk8r
  • once becomes 1ce
  • and becomes &, nd, n
  • have becomes hv, ve
  • thank you becomes 10q, thnq

 Combinations of the above can shorten a single or multiple words

  • your and you're become ur and ure
  • wonderful becomes 1drfl
  • someone becomes sum1
  • no one becomes no1
  • any one become any1 or ne1
  • see you becomes cu
  • for you becomes 4u
  • easy becomes ez
  • enjoy becomes njoy
  • adieu becomes +u
  • daughter become doter

Sign Language Basic Hands Signals Baby ASL & BSL

British-Sign-Language-Hands-Basic-Alphabets-BSL
American-Sign-Language-Hands-Basic-Alphabets-ASL
Baby-Sign-Language-Basic-Hand-Signals

Baby-Sign-Language-Basic-Hand-Signals

Baby-Sign-Language-Basic-Hand-Signals

Baby-Sign-Language-Basic-Hand-Signals

Braille Code (English Alphabets Charts)

Braille Code (English Alphabets Charts)

Braille Code (English Alphabets Charts)

Braille Cell Size

Genetic Codes (RNA & DNA Codons)

RNA Codons


Genetic Codes
 The genetic code is traditionally represented as a RNA codon table due to the biochemical nature of the protein translation process. However, with the rise of computational biology and genomics, proteins have become increasingly studied at a genomic level. As a result, the practice of representing the genetic code as a DNA codon table has become more popular. The DNA codons in such tables occur on the sense DNA strand and are arranged at a 5' → 3' directionality.


nonpolarpolarbasicacidic(stop codon)
 2nd base
TCAG
1st baseTTTT(Phe/F) PhenylalanineTCT(Ser/S) SerineTAT(Tyr/Y) TyrosineTGT(Cys/C) Cysteine
TTC(Phe/F) PhenylalanineTCC(Ser/S) SerineTAC(Tyr/Y) TyrosineTGC(Cys/C) Cysteine
TTA(Leu/L) LeucineTCA(Ser/S) SerineTAAStop (Ochre)TGAStop (Opal)
TTG(Leu/L) LeucineTCG(Ser/S) SerineTAGStop (Amber)TGG(Trp/W) Tryptophan    
CCTT(Leu/L) LeucineCCT(Pro/P) ProlineCAT(His/H) HistidineCGT(Arg/R) Arginine
CTC(Leu/L) LeucineCCC(Pro/P) ProlineCAC(His/H) HistidineCGC(Arg/R) Arginine
CTA(Leu/L) LeucineCCA(Pro/P) ProlineCAA(Gln/Q) GlutamineCGA(Arg/R) Arginine
CTG(Leu/L) LeucineCCG(Pro/P) ProlineCAG(Gln/Q) GlutamineCGG(Arg/R) Arginine
AATT(Ile/I) IsoleucineACT(Thr/T) Threonine        AAT(Asn/N) AsparagineAGT(Ser/S) Serine
ATC(Ile/I) IsoleucineACC(Thr/T) ThreonineAAC(Asn/N) AsparagineAGC(Ser/S) Serine
ATA(Ile/I) IsoleucineACA(Thr/T) ThreonineAAA(Lys/K) LysineAGA(Arg/R) Arginine
ATG[A](Met/M) MethionineACG(Thr/T) ThreonineAAG(Lys/K) LysineAGG(Arg/R) Arginine
GGTT(Val/V) ValineGCT(Ala/A) AlanineGAT(Asp/D) Aspartic acidGGT(Gly/G) Glycine
GTC(Val/V) ValineGCC(Ala/A) AlanineGAC(Asp/D) Aspartic acidGGC(Gly/G) Glycine
GTA(Val/V) ValineGCA(Ala/A) AlanineGAA(Glu/E) Glutamic acidGGA(Gly/G) Glycine
GTG(Val/V) ValineGCG(Ala/A) AlanineGAG(Glu/E) Glutamic acidGGG(Gly/G) Glycine

A The codon ATG both codes for methionine and serves as an initiation site: the first ATG in an DNA's coding region is where translation into protein begins.[1]

A Mapping of Amino Acids and Stop Signals to DNA Codons
Amino Acid/SignalCodonsAmino Acid/SignalCodons
AGCT, GCC, GCA, GCGCTGT, TGC
DGAT, GACEGAA, GAG
FTTT, TTCGGGT, GGC, GGA, GGG
HCAT, CACIATT, ATC, ATA
KAAA, AAGLTTA, TTG, CTT, CTC, CTA, CTG
MATGNAAT, AAC
PCCT, CCC, CCA, CCGQCAA, CAG
RCGT, CGC, CGA, CGG, AGA, AGGSTCT, TCC, TCA, TCG, AGT, AGC
TACT, ACC, ACA, ACGVGTT, GTC, GTA, GTG
WTGGYTAT, TAC
STARTATGSTOPTAA, TGA, TAG

25 Pairs Color Codes (Telecommunications Cables)

25 Pairs Color Codes (Telecommunications Cables)
 
Pair #First wireSecond wire
1WhiteBlue
2Orange
3Green
4Brown
5Slate
6RedBlue
7Orange
8Green
9Brown
10Slate
11BlackBlue
12Orange
13Green
14Brown
15Slate
16YellowBlue
17Orange
18Green
19Brown
20Slate
21VioletBlue
22Orange
23Green
24Brown
25Slate

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Electronics Resistors Color Codes (4/Four Colours Bands)

Electronics Resistors Color Codes

Electronics Resistors Color Codes
(4/Four Colours Bands)

To distinguish left from right there is a gap between the C and D bands.
  • band A is first significant figure of component value (left side)
  • band B is the second significant figure
  • band C is the decimal multiplier
  • band D if present, indicates tolerance of value in percent (no color means 20%)


ColorSignificant
figures
MultiplierToleranceTemp. Coefficient (ppm/K)
Black0×100250U
Brown1×101±1%F100S
Red2×102±2%G50R
Orange3×10315P
Yellow4×104(±5%)25Q
Green5×105±0.5%D20Z
Blue6×106±0.25%C10Z
Violet7×107±0.1%B5M
Gray8×108±0.05% (±10%)A1K
White9×109
Gold×10-1±5%J
Silver×10-2±10%K
None±20%M

Morse Code


International Morse Code

1- A dash is equal to three dots.
2- The space between parts of the same letter is equal to one dot.
3- The space between two letters is equal to three dots.
4- The space between two words is equal to seven dots.