Do you wash your hands on the hour? Do you recheck locks ten times over? Do you line up your pens and know exactly when someone’s messed with them? You have all the classic symptoms of OCD. know more...
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A Twitch in Time |
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Flash clocks |
A collection of watches in SWF format that can be used in a Web page or downloaded as wallpapers.
3D-Rotation-Clock
Pseudo Mechanic Watch
Skull Digital Clock
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U Comment and I Follow For Blogger Blog |
Hello friends,I have removed the "No Follow" tag from my blog and now it is "DoFollow"blog! Now you can get free back links! Just comment on and you will get free back links.Your links will be indexed by three major search engines that are Google, Yahoo & Live Search.But note friends that please do not "Spam".
Anyhow, If you also want to remove No-Follow tag from your Blogger blog, Just follow the steps below.
STEP 1:Login into your Blogger account and Go to Layout > > Edit HTML
STEP 2:Now search (In Firefox, use Ctrl+F for quick search) for the tag rel='nofollow' and You will find this tag in two places, that are:
<a expr:href='data:backlink.url' rel='nofollow'><data:backlink.title/></a>
<a expr:href='data:comment.authorUrl' rel='nofollow'><data:comment.author/></a>
STEP 3: Now delet rel='nofollow'tag and it looks like this:
<a expr:href='data:backlink.url'><data:backlink.title/></a>
<a expr:href='data:comment.authorUrl'><data:comment.author/></a>
STEP 4: Now SAVE the templet and in your sidebar fix the 'U COMMENT I FOLLOW' badge. So copy the following code.
U COMMENT
I FOLLOW
<div style="background-color: # 300; width: 123px; height: 40px;"><br/><div style="background-color: #660; float: right; width: 118px; height: 20px; color: #000000; font: bold 15px arial; padding-top: 3px; margin: 2px 2px 0px 2px; text-align: center;">U COMMENT</div><br/><div style="background-color: #666; float: right; width: 118px; height: 20px; color: #FFFFFF; font: bold 15px arial; padding-top: 3px; margin: 2px; text-align: center;">I FOLLOW</div></div>
STEP 5: Go to page element. Click to 'ADD A GADGET'> > 'HTML/JavaScript Add' and paste the above code. You may edit the colour according to your temple.
Now you do it. Enjoy.
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Working Out To Music |
Music is known to stimulate certain key areas in the brain and also a tool to study the cognitive powers of the brain. read more...
A study designed to look at the combined effects of music and short-term exercise on mental performance found that listening to music while exercising helped to increase scores on a verbal fluency test among cardiac rehabilitation patients. The study carried out by psychologists at the Ohio state of university was reported in the journal Heart & Lung.
The study included 33 men and women in the final weeks of a cardiac rehabilitation program. Most participants had undergone bypass surgery, angioplasty or cardiac catheterization. The researches asked participants to complete a verbal fluency test before and after two separate sessions of exercising on a treadmill. The workouts were scheduled a week apart and lasted about 30 minutes. Participants listened to classical music during one of the sessions.
The researchers tested each person’s verbal fluency before and after each exercise session by asking participants to generate lists of words in specific categories. This kind of task challenges the part of the brain that handles planning and abstract thought as well as a person’s capacity for organized verbal processing.
Participants reported felling better emotionally and mentally after working out regardless of whether or not they listened to music. But the improvement in verbal fluency test performance after listening to music was more than double that of the non-music condition.read summary...
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Primate Genus – Rungwecebus |
Scientist thought they had found a new species of living African primate for first time after 83 years.read more...
For the first time scientists have identify a new genus of living African primate. The monkey was dubbed Rungwecebus kipunji for home range of Mt. Rungwe in Tanzania.
Scientists first described the Kipunji in 2005 and noted that it differed in appearance and behavior from other known species of monkeys. They first classified it in the genus Lophocebus, which includes three other species of monkey called Mangabeys. However, that classification was based only on field observations and photographs.
In August 2005, a farmer found a monkey matching the description of the Kipunji dead in a trap and turned the carcass over to the Wildlife Conservation Society in Tanzenia and the Field museum of Natural History in Chicago. The Field Museum sent the muscle tissue samples for genetic analysis. Genetic evidence showed that the kipunji is more closely related to Baboon in the genus Papio than to members of the genus Lophocebus.
However, both field observations and analysis of the animal’s physical characteristics revealed multiple differences between the Kipunji and Baboons. It could not be classified in either the genus Papio or Lophocebus, hence the birth of the new genus Rungwecebus.read summary...
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The tigress in water |
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Microwave Oven & Percy Spencer |
In the history of human scientific progress chance discoveries have played a major role. But the chance finds have always succeeded in hogging the limelight only when followed by careful and systematic scientific analysis.read more...
Microwaves are an essential household item. But only a handful of us know the story behind its development. In 1946, Percy Spencer, an engineer and inventor, who held more than 120 patents, was conducting radar related research. While testing a new type of vacuum tube – the magnetron – he noticed that a chocolate bar he had been carrying in his pocket had melted. Intrigued, Spencer began conducting more experiments. He watched popcorn “pop” and bounces around the room when he held a bag of uncooked kernels up to the tube. Next, Spencer observed a raw egg placed next to the magnetron explode from the pressure that had built up inside.
Spencer concluded that each of the items had “cooked” when exposed to low-density microwave energy emitted by the magnetron. Raytheon engineers’ quickly adapted his discovery, and the first commercial microwave oven, the “Radarange”, began its move into household kitchens the following year.read summary...
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A Sure Place |
"Children can learn many things on the internet. Make the internet a safe place." IG Parental Control.
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Under the Ice |
In the middle of the years 60 the multinational ITT built a polar station in the Antarctica, the "Byrd Station", with a pair of towers of to 35 meters of height. This polar station, just like other many in the South pole, was abandoned by the Americans in the decade of the 80 and today remains buried to various meters under the ice. The image, taken various years later, sample how the ice has buried even the cranes that were utilized for its construction. It is extracted of iceagenow.com, the page of a scientist that assures that the polar caps, far from to be diminishing for the effect greenhouse, they are growing to a minatory and constant rhythm for the life in the Land.
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What’s that one thing that comes to your mind when we say David Beckham? Soccer, right? After all, very few people can bend it like Beckham. But, it’s not just football that he’s obsessed with. The man allegedly can’t do without counting the cans of cola in his fridge and he has to make sure that bottles are in even numbers. He even has to place the magazines in straight lines! Then there’s the case of Cameron Diaz who opens doors with her elbows to avoid germs! Well, if you think these are just celeb quirks, think again. ‘Cos such obsessions are called obsessive compulsive disorders or OCDs. Just look around and perhaps at yourself too for variations.
There are several factors that can give way to OCDs – from biological and genetic to psychosocial ones. The lack of a neuro - chemical called serotonin in the brain is the biological cause for OCD while past history of the condition in the family is the genetic factor. Research has proved that children of a person with OCD have a greater chance of developing OCD than someone with no family history of the disorder. The way out? Medication as well as cognitive behavior therapy – a technique that is based around helping you understand, manage and change your thoughts and actions.