Showing posts with label FACTS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FACTS. Show all posts
Saturday, September 11, 2010
8 Things You Didn’t Know About Dreams !
Everyone dreams—every single night—and yet we tend to know so little about our dreams. Where do they come from? What do they mean? Can we control them and should we try to interpret them? We spoke to the dream experts to bring you nine surprising facts about dreams. Read before snoozing.
1. Dreaming can help you learn.
If you’re studying for a test or trying to learn a new task, you might consider taking a nap or heading to bed early rather than hovering over a textbook an hour longer. Here’s why: When the brain dreams, it helps you learn and solve problems, say researchers at Harvard Medical School. In a study that appeared in a recent issue of Current Biology, researchers report that dreams are the brain’s way of processing, integrating and understanding new information. To improve the quality of your sleep—and your brain’s ability to learn—avoid noise in the bedroom, such as the TV, which may negatively impact the length and quality of dreams.
2. The most common dream? Your spouse is cheating.
Friday, July 23, 2010
FACEBOOK USER's INFOS !!
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Up to this time,there is 500 Million Facebook users scattered all over the globe. the no.1 Top users are United States people and 8th in rank is the Philippines. What a big achievement for Filipinos Facebook users out there.
Saturday, May 29, 2010
7 Easy Tricks to Remember Numbers, Codes, Passwords
Everyone today wants you to memorize something. Here's how.
In today's digital society, we're constantly being inundated with new numbers: telephone numbers, credit and debit card numbers, ZIP codes, PINs, passcodes and more. Even if you program everything into your iPhone or Blackberry, it's still going to be easier -- and more secure -- to keep some frequently used numbers in your head.
That's easier said than done. Unlike words, numbers can be particularly difficult to memorize because they're abstract. Case in point: Five years after my parents moved to their new home in Florida, I still can't remember their ZIP code. I have to look up the darn thing every time I send a card or package.
"Anything that has no meaning to you is tough to remember," says neurosurgeon Larry McCleary, author of "The Brain Trust Program." "If I say the word 'cat' and you've had a cat, or even if you've seen a cat, it will bring up all these memories of that cat and you'll remember the word, no problem. But most of us don't have any emotional attachment to particular numbers."
So if you want to remember numbers, you've got to find the meaning in them. We've talked to McCleary and other memory experts about how to memorize numbers, from four-digit PINs to your 16-digit credit card number. Here are their top tips:
Thursday, May 6, 2010
ADULT CONTENT: Facts about semen.
If you are a boy/men/guy... don't you ask yourself on what your semen contain of ? hmm.. me ? i don't ask. i never ask it to myself until i read an article about it on MO TWISTER's blog.
Here it is.
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