Mathematics in The World's Smartest Human

 
You'd think that the smartest man in the world is a Da Vinci, John Stuart Mills, Or Albert Einstein, or even Bill Gates. Everything was considered jenus-genius who has given much greater influence on their respective fields. But the degree of human genius world has ever had it was still feasible given to William James Sidis.
Who is he? Why his name is less known though drowning and reached the range IQnya numbers 250-300?Sidis miracle begins when she can feed herself with a spoon at the age of 8 months. At the age of less than two years, Sidis have made the New York Times as a friend breakfast. Since that time subscribed his name to a newspaper headline: write several books before the age of eight years, including about Anatomy and astronomy. At the age of 11 years Sidis accepted at Harvard University as the youngest student. Harvardpun then awed by his genius when Sidis gave a lecture on the Four Dimensions body in front of the professor of mathematics. More intense longer: Sidis understand the language of the world's 200 species and can translate that very quickly and easily. He could learn a language as a whole in a day. Read More

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Curse Ridge No. 11 at Ac Milan

But in the reality behind the glorious and long history of Milan, there is a prevailing myth until now, that player number one jersey with 11 mostly unsuccessful play at this club, although the status of star players coming though. At least this myth increasingly crowded open for discussion since the beginning of the millennium. Here are the players.
1. Rivaldo
Rivaldo came to Milan with the World Cup star status in 2002. In Barcelona, Rivaldo is a superstar. Rivaldo's move to Milan became big news. Rivaldo became the player with the highest salaries in the club at that time. But what was given Rivaldo? Throughout the season, in Serie A Rivaldo menceploskan only five goals. Inevitably, the purchase of a failure of Milan's Rivaldo.
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The Legend of Physics Einstein's Successor

Stephen Hawking, The Legend of Physics Einstein's Successor
- A genius physicist who is able to explore the mind of the universe from the quantum level to the origin of the universe. Is a major player in this century from a range of scientists who try to understand the universe in an integrated manner.
- One interesting thing about him is his physical condition was completely paralyzed. He lay in a wheelchair without being able to walk, stand, move the hands and even talking. He's lucky because her brain was not affected by the disease.
- Stephen William Hawking is born in January 1942 in Oxford, England. He grew up near the City of London and obtained his Bachelor degree from Oxford University in 1962 with honors. Then he obtained his doctorate at the University of Cambridge in the field of theoretical physics under the guidance of Dennis Sciama. - Since year 1960, he was suffering from ALS disease that made him sit in a wheelchair until now without being able to move at all.  Read More

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The Definition of Love, as Told by Children 4-8 Years Old

Mathew – 6 years old : Love is...When someone hurts you... even when you hurt terribly...you don’t cry because you know it will hurt the person who has hurt you!

REBECCA – 8 years old: Love is...When my Granny had athritis, and couldn’t paint her nails...my Granpa did it for her, even though he had athritis too...

KARL – 5 years old: Love is... When a girl uses perfume and a boy uses after shave...and they go out together...and smell one another

LAUREN – 4 years old: Love is... When you know that your older sister loves you...because she gives you all her old clothes...and has to go out and buy new!

TOMMY – 6 years old : Love is...When an old lady and an old man...are still good friends even though they’ve known one another for a long time

BILLY – 4 years old : Love is... When someone loves you...the way they say your name... It’s different! Read More

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A Little About Bubble Gum

 
Chewing gum is candy which has a characteristic yaiut can be made to develop bubbles. The color is diverse and has a particular taste. Usually the gum is sticky and when the bubble spreading to some extent, then the bubble would burst and on the face. That's because chewing gum is more viscous than any chewing gum. But there are also brands like Hubba Bubba gum that is not sticky and tends to favor the children.
Regular gum is mixed in the gum machine. Chewing gum can be found in stores.
To inflate the ball with chewing gum, one can flatten the gum to the palate (roof of mouth) and then pressed to the back teeth. Then push out a little with his tongue and then inflated. If steps are done correctly, it will form a bubble that interesting. Read More

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Thyroid Gland?? Dangerous!

Under normal circumstances, the thyroid gland is not visible and barely palpable, but when enlarged, the doctor can feel it with ease and a lump can appear below or beside the Adam's apple.

Thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones, which control the body's metabolic rate.
Thyroid hormones affect the body's metabolism speeds through two ways:

1. Almost every tissue stimulates the body to produce proteins
2. Increasing the amount of oxygen used by cells.

If the cells are working harder, then the organs will work faster.

To produce the thyroid hormones, thyroid gland needs iodine, which is an element contained in foods and water.
Thyroid gland iodine capture and process them into thyroid hormones.
Once thyroid hormone is used, some of iodine in the thyroid gland hormones back and recycled for re-produce thyroid hormones.  Read More

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World's Most Mysterious Animals

Lorises small, nocturnal primates in southern India and Sri Lanka. Animals of this type consists of six subspecies, which is easily distinguished from all other primates are larger, smaller eyes, thin legs and long body with only a tail. Can not jump, this ninja night and quietly moving. All small lorises could move as far as several kilometers per night, and have a home range of 1.5 to 10 ha-not small, considering that the various subspecies of various sizes 110-350 g.

The smaller of the two species, tardigradus Loris (Linnaeus, 1758), only found in the forests of Sri Lanka reduced. In 1960, Loris WC Osman Hill used as a symbol of Wildlife and Nature Protection Society of Sri Lanka, stating that it is the most mysterious animals and rarely seen creatures from the forest of Sri Lanka. Two subspecies of this taxon, L. t. tardigradus and L. t. nycticeboides, which is slightly better known today. The first long-term research of the red slender Loris, L. t. tardigradus, recently completed by Lilia Bernede Oxford Brookes University, Oxford, UK. Continuing with this survey by Nekaris subspecies and the field assistants from the University of Ruhuna revealed that it was being threatened Read More

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