Monthly Archives: July 2010

To Not Share the Gospel is a Sin

Posted on July 6, 2010 by timlyg

At least one preacher, Greg Laurie, has said it: To not share the Gospel is a Sin of Omission. I have often seen a big difference between the Southern Bible belt and the American East. The largely evangelical populated south … Continue reading →

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Readiris Corporate 12 Asian

Posted on July 5, 2010 by timlyg

Readiris' OCR (Optical Character Recognition) is impressive. Of course, no OCR is 100% but this is incredible. I would say an 80-90% accuracy. And no unecessary spacings where the document has paragraphs and tables. It creates its own tables when … Continue reading →

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Assignment for the Retreat

Posted on July 5, 2010 by timlyg

Not surprising. I've been told to lead the youth group during this year's church retreat, in spite of my principle against attending retreat unless it is of my own ministry. Then again, I'm reminded of the only curse I must … Continue reading →

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Saturday July 3rd

Posted on July 5, 2010 by timlyg

After a meal at Gordon Ramsay's the Maze in The London Hotel for the first time, I headed to the Whitney Museum at Bank of America's expense. The Museum is of modern 20th-21th century arts. Lots of projected video clips … Continue reading →

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P = V X I

Posted on July 3, 2010 by timlyg

I had always been troubled by this equation: Power equals Volt times Ampere. Because P also = I^2 X R. Given the analogy of water fall. Power is the effect/work (wheel rotate) of current "I" (stream) under the resistence "R" … Continue reading →

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Upload Image to Search for Image Online

Posted on July 2, 2010 by timlyg

Finally found this. http://www.tineye.com/ Although, it would seem that the image has to be the exact match, so no searching for faces in various backgrounds yet.

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Poincaré's conjecture

Posted on July 2, 2010 by timlyg

Russian Mathematician, Perelman, has accomplished where I have failed. First of 7 Millenium Prize problems solved. $1,000,000 award, Grigori Perelman rejected. Not his first time. "Perelman's aversion to public spectacle and to riches is mystifying to many." --William Thurston.

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