You made me extremely happy with your compliments and ideas. Thank you. You cannot imagine how few people understands my thoughts as much as you do, in fact I think it iz zero for now. I am not also a mathematician, I am a computer engineer. If you don’t mind, I want to have your mail address for I have got some other things to say to you. I see that you are a very busy person but since I found you I don’t want to miss you. So, can you please send me an e-mail to address: veyselperu@hotmail.com ?

Regards
Veysel Peru

Afridi is also taking part in a scheme implemented by Syed Mustafa Kamal, the mayor of Karachi, whereby normal citizens give away two hours of their life to do community service. Afridi will be managing traffic in a Karachi town for two hours. However, being a high profile celebrity he will be accompanied by the mayor while he is doing the job!

Bollywood actress Sushmita Sen and former Pakistani cricketer Wasim Akram will judge the new TV reality show Ek Khiladi Ek Hasina.

The dance based reality show will feature a team of a cricketer and a TV actress competing against other teams. The trailers of the show are being aired on channel Colors.
Though the channel refused to divulge the names of the participants, a reliable source said that Irfan Pathan, Vinod Kambli, Dinesh Karthik, S. Sreesanth, Parthiv Patel, Shama Sikander and Shweta Salve might be participating in the show. Ek Khiladi Ek Hasina will be aired once the ongoing season of Bigg Boss comes to an end.

Following Pakistan speedster Shoaib Akhtar’s dismal performance in county cricket while representing Surrey, taking only two wickets for 150 runs in his previous match against Hampshire, the PCB selectors have cast apprehensions over his fitness and future role in the national team.

“Shoaib’s form is really a matter for concern for the selectors. If he cannot deliver for a county, how he could do for the country,” The News quoted one of the selectors as saying.

The selector expressed his doubt over his future role as a leading bowler for Pakistan. “One thing is now almost clear that he would find it hard to deliver in the longer version of the game. Keep twenty20 aside where a bowler has to bowl just four overs, it would be difficult for Shoaib to be an affective bowler in the longer version of the game,” the selector said.

The selectors questioned Shoaib’s role in the Pakistan team, considering the fact that Surrey team management didn’t have enough confidence in him and didn’t let him open bowling attack for the team.

Shoaib had finished with poor bowling figures of 0-63 while representing Surrey against Nottinghamshire in the English County Championship on Friday.

Shoaib represented Surrey in two matches and returned just one wicket — that he got in previous match against Hampshire, conceding over 150 runs in the process.

Meanwhile, the PCB is waiting for the outcome of Monday’s hearing in Lahore High Court, before making plans on his selection for the Toronto (Canada) event.

“The PCB has sought the LHC’s opinion on whether to consider Shoaib for the twenty20 event without his submitting the seven million rupees fine. It would only be after that we would be able to know whether we should consider him for selection. Even if we get a green signal from the Lahore High Court, the selection committee faces a tough decision on Shoaib’s selection considering his form and fitness,” said the paper.

Pakistan speedster Shoaib Akhtar has said he is a wiser man these days, and has expressed that he is good enough to last four more years at least.

Shoaib, currently playing for English county-side Surrey, is fighting a court-case which is posing a hurdle to his selection into the Pakistan team. The Pakistan speedster is also desperate to prove his form and fitness to the Pakistan selectors, so they give him the nod for the Toronto Twenty20 tournament.

The 33-year old told Sky Sports News that he was a wiser person now, after all the troubles and controversies he had gone through in his life. He said, “Trouble comes and goes over your career. You are put through certain situations in your life that you have to get through to make you a better person.

“I have been put through those situations and I have learned a lot.

He also said he was keen to get back to the Pakistan colours, and was looking at playing for at lease four more years. He said, “I’m going to bowl again and I’m going to play again for another four years and show everyone how good I am.”

Shoaib also said he was glad that the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) was going to have a new set of administrators, who he said, had better cricketing brains. He said, “We will have better cricket brains running cricket in Pakistan that will look after the cricketers,”

“We have been given that assurance we can just go out and play and they will look after matters off the field.

“That is important for the Pakistan cricket side so that they can play the best they can.”

I have already responded to your comments the first time you posted them on the Shane Warne page, which does not show on the menu bar above. And since then you have posted the same comment on almost every page of this blog. So, I am copy pasting my comment on this latest thread for you to read and feel satisfied that I have answered to your questions. Here is the copy / paste below:

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Dear Mr. Veysel Peru

First of all thank you for the honour of making me the first person in the world using Veyselic numbers in a sentence, which may or may not be correct. But, let me make this very clear to you that I am not a mathematician, in fact my knowledge about maths is zilch.

When I used your name with the numbers, I think I was responding to one of our colleagues (theossa) question who is a mathematician and I guess it was about “numbers and words” and, which is more powerful?

That was just to make a point or two, to win an argument I wrote that numbers are powerful than words, although words too are very powerful, as you cannot say 1, 2, 3 to your wife and expect her to understand that you are saying: “I love you.” Words can change a person’s life, you can win someone’s heart or create an enemy for life by using words. People can kill other people if they choose the wrong word or abuse them with some brutal words.

Knowing theossa is a mathematician, I gave the example of binary numbers 01 which are the basis of binary language or the language that is used in computers. I must have stumbled across Veyselic Numbers while I was doing some research on binary numbers and the importance of numbers in Qur’an.

I never knew that one day I would be honoured to meet a living legend called Veyselic Peru, the inventor of Veyselic Numbers who stunned me like the great mathematician legend Srinivasa Ramunajam and he would find me on the Internet, on this cricket blog called http://www.legslip.com wow, I am impressed.

Like, you I have also wondered why this binary number 01 is used in Arabic / Urdu style .1 ? Instead of the Roman 10?

And, I have also read about the importance of numbers in Qur’an, the figure 19 in Surah Al- Muddaththir 74:30 and its explanation. Also, in various other verses like Surah Al-Nisa, Surah Al Dhuriyat etc. how Allah has explained and clarified about creating pairs: It says: “Wa min kulli shai’in halakna zavjayni leallekum tezekkerun.” or, “And of every thing We have created pairs.” that ye may reflect. All the creatures are pairs, i.e. they are even, not odd, like the number zero.

Your explanation was very meaningful and powerful when you wrote. “imagine that there is one and only 1 (”Ehad”), and many zeroes (”Kesret”): The zeroes cannot exist without the one (Samed). The zeroes must be on the left of 1 (According to Veyselic Numbers), meaning that they prostrate to Allah.” Thats a beautiful explanation.

Yes, I am originally from Pakistan and live in Canada, been to Turkey 4 times, I love Turkey and Turkish people, food, the history and culture, and the way they respect us and show their hospitality, it is amazing. Do you watch the TV serial called Numb3rs? I do, they show how crimes can be solved using mathematical algorithms etc.

When learning abc and 123 my 14 months old son refused to count eleven, twelve even thirteen. He insisted on saying oneteen, twoteen, threeteen, fourteen, fiveteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twoten 20, threeten30, fourten40, and tenten for 100. No one paid much attention to his protest and he lost interest in maths. When I told this to my Dad, he said, I did the same as a kid, I used to count numbers adding and multiplying them into millions, any number that was given to me, I used to keep doubling it and in every party at home or at my dad’s friends, I was surrounded by my dad’s friends who used to test my maths.

I didn’t like that kinda attention and stopped doing it and as a high school student I used to hate maths. But, even today there is something inside me, a kinda burning desire that I want to solve the mysteries through numbers and art. But, I don’t think I will do anything or achieve anything significant because, I have too much on my plate and I get distracted by so many other things.

I was the best artist in my school and used to draw and sketch portraits just like that but, that too I stopped and started Arabic Calligraphy after I was inspired by Sadeqain and when I went to Turkey, I spent a lot of time in the Topkapi Museum in Istanbul and started doing my Calligraphy again, but that too didn’t last long, like I said, too many things in life and I have not been able to sort out my priorities. This reminds me of Faiz Ahmad Faiz’s verse.

Duniya nay teri yaad say bay gana ker diya
Tujh say bhee dil faraib hain gham roz gaar kay!

Its hard to explain the meaning in English. If you insist upon knowing the meaning, I will try some other time, but right now I have to go. Once again, thank you for those compliments, but you deserve a lot more than what you got, your work is great. Wish you all the best.

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Hello Mr. Khan,

My name is Veysel Peru. Humbly, I am the inventor of Veyselic Numbers. I saw that somewhere in the internet (namely in the site http://legslip.com/2008/05/04/shane-warne-shouldnt-have-retired/ ) you have mentioned about Veyselic Numbers. I wonder where did you get the information about Veyselic Numbers and what do you think about it. I will be very pleased if you answer these questions, because this issue is extremely important for me and you are the first person in the world using Veyselic Numbers in a sentence .) You can mail me if you want.

Hope to hear from you soon.
Veysel Peru
veyselperu@hotmail.com
Istanbul, Turkey

Thanks for appreciating my feedback. I agree with Zain that perhaps you should read Javed A Khan’s comments. Also whereas I don’t approve of the way Adnan Naqvi addresses you in his comments and whereas I accept Mr Naqvi is not the most articulate individual, I believe his comment does contain some useful information that you can utilise in this crucial stage of your education.

Unfortunately, I do not own any business myself that would have enabled me to assist you further with your enquiry.

Best of luck in your assignment.

Please don’t be so modest. Alhamdulillah you know so much about EVERYTHING and you are the second person I have met after my father who knows so much about EVERYTHING.

To say you are an intellectual is an understatement. The way you employ humour in your comments, that is very intelligent and subtle humour and people of average intelligence can’t use or understand that.

I am really sorry if this has embarrassed you.