All of the class of 7H is welcome.

This is a blog for homework, ranting, news, basically like an online newspaper for 7H.

Friday, September 30, 2011

Coincidence PART 3! :D

Since people wanted it more than Tesla (Sorry dude) I'm making more coincidence articles!

There were two Finnish identical twins, who were killed in the same accident on the same road doing the same thing 2 hours apart. Now this isn't mind-blowing, but it's strange.

In 1975 on a street in Bermuda, a man was crossing the street. He was hit and killed by a moped ( this bike thingy). One year later, the mans brother was killed in the same street, the same moped, the same driver, and the same PASSENGER. o_O

Joseph Aigner was a portrait painter in the 1900s in Austria who was quite depressed. He tried multiple times to commit suicide but was always saved by a Capuchin monk. At age 18, he tried to hang himself, but the monk saved him. At age 22 he tried to hang himself again but the monk saved him a second time. At age 30 he was sentenced to the gallows, pretty much signing his death contract. The monk interfered and convinced him to be released. At age 68, Aigner managed to do it, a pistol doing the trick. His funeral was conducted by...you guessed it, the same Capuchin monk.

In 1953, television reporter dude Irv Kupcinet was covering a big scoop - the coronation of Elizabeth II. He found some items that belonged to a certain Harry Hannin. Hannin was a famous basketball guy from the Harlem Globetrotters and Kupcinet knew him well. Before he could tell Hannin that he found his stuff, Hannin told Kupcinet that he had found Kupcinet's tie the same day!

In the late 1950s, George D. Bryson checked into a hotel while on a business trip. He was given room 307 and, after getting the key, checked the mail office to see if he had received any letters. There was a letter addressed to 307 to George D. Bryson. Apparently it was for the previous owner of the room, a man named George D.Bryson!

Two twins John and Arthur Mowforth lived about 80 miles apart in Great Britain. On the same day, the evening of May 22, 1975, both were severely ill from chest pains. Their families had no idea that they were sick, both were rushed to hospitals at around the same time, both died of heart attacks shortly after at the same time.

That's all I know, what series should I do next?

Thursday, September 29, 2011

Nikola Tesla Part 2

So, moving on, Tesla was always conducting crazy experiments that resulted in catastrophe. One time he was studying magnetic resonance. He discovered the resonant frequency of the Earth and built a machine to harness it. It caused an earthquake so dangerous that it almost destroyed his 5th Avenue New York building in which he was conducting experiments on. When the cops were coming, Tesla had to smash his machine to prevent it from destroying his street. He later bragged that he could split the Earth in two, which is untrue, but back then nobody dared question him. Some time later, Tesla began the construction of the Wardenclyffe Tesla Tower, which is a curiously shaped building which would house the biggest Tesla coil in the world. It was supposed to wirelessly transmit power, and it was taken into consideration as the cause of the 1908 Tunguska explosion, when an unidentified source/object equal to ten megatons of blast rocketed the wastelands above Central Russia. It obliterated and deforested pretty much everything in sight for at least several hundred miles. And, to think, this guy could potentially detonated something 1000 times more powerful than Hiroshima before the submachine gun was even thought of.
Some time even later, Tesla made the first hydroelectric power plant by harnessing the rushing waters of Niagara Falls. Made a bath that cleans you with nothing but electricity, and set a world record for creating a 130 foot long bolt of lightning. But all stuff aside, his most epic invention was the Atomic Death Ray. Sometime in the 1920s he claimed that he was working on a tower that could spew a bunch of ionized particles in a beam that could disintegrate aircraft from 200 miles away. It could also wipe out a bunch of people in the blink of an eye. Luckily, Tesla died in 1940 before the thing was built, and there is no hard evidence that he was planning on making one, as most of his contraptions existed only in his awesome brain. Just to be safe, the FBI confiscated all of his stuff after he died and locked it away.
You ever heard of Thomas Edison? Well, he was actually competing against this guy. Thomas used direct currents, leading to the invention of the light bulb, and Tesla used alternate currents, leading to the main power source for pretty much every electronic in your home (even lightbulbs now). Unfortunetly, the fight between Tesla and Edison ended with both getting kicked out of the Nobel Prize committee.
To sum it up, Tesla was the thin line between a great scientific mind and mentally insane. At the time of his death, he had 700 patents, making breakthroughs in physics, robotics, steam turbine engineering, electricity, and magnetism. He once melted his assistants hand by spamming it with X-rays. And, to be honest, Tesla is just about the only dude who could single handedly blow up all of our minds with incredible scientific discoveries. The end, and you're welcome.

Nikolai Tesla Part 1

There were lots of super awesome people in this world. Me, for example. :3
However, almost nobody can compare to this ultra eccentric insane scientific super genius known as Nikolai Tesla. If you see him, you will literally explode into rubix cubes. (Nah I lied) He was Croatian born, an engineer, and he spoke 8 languages. Here is when the awesome jumps in. He almost single handedly harnessed electricity for household use. He invented FM radio, electrical generators, robots, remote control, florescent lights, spark plugs, and these giant machines that shoots lightning bolts all over the place. This guy had a flawless photographic memory and can even memorize the most complex pieces of machinery. He could do advanced calculus and physics in his head alone, he memorized entire books at a time, and he managed to succeed in experiments modern day science still couldn't pull off. Jealous yet? There's more. In 2007 the less awesome people at MIT got all excited when they wirelessly transmitted energy for an amazing 7 feet through the air. Nikolai, however, will probably laugh at these puny children. He once lit 200 lightbulbs from a power source 26 miles away, with a machine he made from spare parts in the desert. This happened in 1899. Umad?
Unfortunetly, there's always a bad side. Tesla was considered mental by some of his peers. He had nervous breakdowns, claimed to experience visions in the middle of the night, spoke to birds, and he occasionally said that he received electromagnetic signals from people on Mars.  He had OCD, (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder) and he hated round things, jewelry, human hair, and anything that cannot be divisible by 3. To sum it up, Nikolai was the ultimate mad scientist. BUT WAIT! There's even more...

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Coincidence Part 2

MOAR COINCIDENCES!

Epic Porsche
In Sept. of 1955, a man named James Dean was killed in a terrible car crash in his Porsche (A sports car). Then people said it's bad luck.
When the car was being towed away, the engine slipped out and broke both of the mechanic's legs. The engine was then bought by a doctor, who put it inside his racing car. He died from a horrific car crash in that car. Another man died too, which was curious because HIS car had the Porsche's drive shaft.
After the Porsche was repaired, the garage of the repair crew burned down.
Then, in Sacremento, the car was on display. The car fell off the mount and broke a teenager's hip.
The trailer that the Porsche was carried in to the show slipped off and smashed the front of a shop.
Finally, in 1959, the car suddenly shattered into 11 pieces while it was on steel supports. Nobody knew how this happened.

Baby Fail
Somewhere in Detroit, in the 1930s, a guy named Joseph Figlock was walking down the street. A BABY fell out of the window on the third story and Joseph broke it's fall. Nobody was hurt.
An exact year later, unsuspecting Joseph was walking beneath the same building when the same baby fell out of the same window and again, nobody was hurt.

A Bullet's Destiny
Henry Ziegland was a lucky man. He broke up with his girlfriend, who, in dismay, killed herself. Her brother sought revenge, and shot Henry. He then shot himself out of guilt. Apparently, the bullet didn't even hit Henry. It grazed him and went into a nearby tree. A couple years later, Ziegland decided to cut down the tree, but he found out that dynamite would be more awesome. He blew up the tree, the bullet got blown out, and it lodged itself right into Ziegland's head. He died.

James and James
2 identical twins were born in Ohio. They were adopted by two differant families, now is where the weird part starts.
Both were named James.
Both sought law enforcement training.
Both were good at mechanical drawing and carpentry.
Both married someone called Linda.
Both had sons, one was named James Alan and the other James Allan.
Both divorced.
Both married a new wife called Betty.
Both had dogs named Toy.
40 years later, they reunited and discovered how similar their lives had been.

Unsuspecting Tipoff
Norman Mailer was an author. When he was working on his book Barbary Shore, he came up with an idea of a Russian spy in the US as a character. Soon the spy became more dominant in the novel, and Norman proudly finished his work. After the novel was published, U.S Immigration Service arrested the man who lived one floor above Mailer in the same apartment building. The guy was the top Russian spy in the US at that time.

Train
3 guys on a train. They started talking. One guy's name was Powell. Anothers was Bingham. The last one was Powell-Bingham. They weren't related and didn't know about each other.

21 is Unlucky
King Louis XVI was warned when he was a kid. An astrologer told him to be on guard on the 21st day of each month. He never did business on the 21st, but soon his guard went down. During the French Revolution, on June 21st 1791, Louis and his queen were arrested in Varennes. On September 21st, 1791, France became a republic. There goes the king status. On January 21st 1793 Louis XVI was killed by the guillotine.


Comment with what you think, or if you want to see more!

Sunday, September 25, 2011

Google

Branches of google.
Try em all!




bigbluesearch.com - blue Google 

bigyellowsearch.com - yellow Google 

blackle.com - black and stylish version of Google 

bluegoogle.com 


caliorange.com 



darkoogle.com 


dinoogle.com - dinosaur themed Google 


donttypelikethis.com - annoying Google types like ThIs 


elgoog.com (mirror Google) 


emogoogle.com - Google for emo fashion kids 


Epicgoogle.com - enlarging Google 


givoogle.com - a search that saves energy (at least that's how they say) 


gizoogle.com - animated Google 


Google loco 


Google rainbow 


Google.bearshare.com bear Google 


Google.com - normal Google 


Google.com/Linux - Linux Google 


Google.com/logos - Google logos 


Google.com/webhp?hl=xx-hacker - Google in web language(a.k.a. hacker language) 


Google.com/webhp?hl=xx-klingon - klingon Google 


Google.com/webhp?hl=xx-piglatin - piglatin Google 


googlegothic.com 


googleloco.com 


googoth.co.in - goth Google 


gothle.com 


helpuu.com - helping starving kids Google 


isearchpink.com 


mysterygoogle.com 


ninja.com - ninja Google 


oranjoogle.com 


packman Google 


pinkgoogle.com - pink Google 


purpoogle.com - background screen is a dark pinkish-purple 


rainbowgoogle.com - colorful Google 


scenegoogle.com - Google for scene fashion kids 


scenekidgoogle.com 


thatsloco.com - bouncing Google 


weeniegoogle.com - reducing Google 
 
yellowgoogle.com

Friday, September 23, 2011

Thursday, September 22, 2011

Dreams

Dreams
Written by: Jessie
Edited by: Yueyang

Fine...
 
 
Dreams are strange. They say the more you think about a topic, the more likely you will dream about it. That's not really true. It's actually what you think of deep down in your mind....For example, Jerry thinks about pencils all day long. But, he has a crush on Shu Yan. (Kidding. Just needed to make an example) He doesn't usually think about her, but at night, he would dream about her because he likes her.
So, you can never really be sure of what you dream. If you try really hard not to think about.... A scary thing, for example, you might just end up dreaming about it....
At least.... That's my theory...
There are many different types of dreams. Some are humourous, some are sad.... And some are scary enough to be made into their own scary movie. Sometimes, there even seems to be a continuation of things that you dreamed before. Now, there are things called nightmares. Different people think different things are scary and terrifying. For example, some peoples nightmares are very gory and violent. My nightmares are just things that frustrate me alot. Or about people I love dying. Or something violent.
Now comment and discuss your dreams.

(Editors note: Leave personal stuff out of this.)

Wednesday, September 21, 2011

New Writer

Since my writer is completely useless for the time being, I'm considering a new writer. Who wants to be one?

Tuesday, September 20, 2011

A. Lincoln and J.F.Kennedy

Ask your history teacher to debunk this.
A.Lincoln VS J.F.Kennedy
Both had 7 letters in their last name
Both were over 6 feet
Both studied law
Both had lazy eye muscles
Both had genetic diseases
Both served in the military
Both were boat captains
Both had no fear of mortality
Kennedy stated, "If somebody wants to shoot me from a window with a rifle, nobody can stop it"
Lincoln stated, "If somebody wants to take my life, there is nothing I can do to prevent it"
Both statements happened, both had the same number of words.
Both died on a Friday from a gunshot wound to the head
Both had their wives beside them when they were shot
Lincoln died in box 7 of Ford's Theater. Kennedy rode in car 7 of the Dallas motorcade.
Lincoln died in Ford's Theater, Kennedy died in a Ford Limousine
Both funerals were pretty much the same. (Kennedy's wife asked it to be)
Both assassins used 3 names
Both assassins had 15 letters
Both assassins lacked a father for a role model
Both assassins had 2 brothers which they envied
Both assassins were privates in the military
Both assassins were born in the south
Both assassins supported the enemies of the USA
Both assassins used aliases
Booth shot Lincoln at a theater and was cornered at a warehouse.
Oswald shot Kennedy at a warehouse and was cornered in a theater.
Each assassin was detained by a cop named Baker
Both assassins died from a single shot from a Colt revolver
Both assassins were shot in a flash of light
Both presidents were named after their grandfathers
Both were born second children
Both married in their thirties
Both married dark haired, 24 year old women
Both wives died at the age of around 64
Both wives had high fashion in clothes
Both wives renovated the White House
Each couple had 4 children, both of them lost 2 before they reached teenager status
Each couple lost a son while in the White House
Both were elected to House Of Representitives in 1946
Both were elected to the presidency in 1960


Coincidence? :]

Coincidence! o_O

Coincidences happen, whether something related to your conversation happens on cue or something plain strange happens. Here's some strange and mysterious coincidences.
Mark Twain was born on an appearance of Halley's Comet. He predicted that he'll die the next time it came. He was right.

In 1979, there was a writing competition that had to be based on real things. This guy named Walter Kellner won, with a story of him flying a Cessna 421 between Sardina and Sicily. He had engine problems, landed in the sea, and got rescued. Another dude called Walter Kellner called shenanigans, claiming plagiarism. He said he was flying a Cessna 421 over the same sea, with engine problems, but he landed in Sardina just in time. Both stories were true.

This is a well known one. Morgan Robertson wrote a novel called Futility in 1898 about a ship called the Titan crashing into an iceberg en route to New York and many dying because there weren't enough lifeboats. This actually happened except with a slightly differant name, the Titanic.
PLUS: She also wrote a novel called Beyond the Spectrum, which features sun bombs, bombs enough to blind anyone who looks at it and contains massive power. It starts with a surprise Japanese attack on Hawaii. The war is supposed to start in December of 2006. Fail

On July 28 1900, the Italian king Umberto I was having dinner at a restaurant. The restaurant owner was called Umberto, he looked extremely similar like Umberto, his wife had the same name as the queen, and the restaurant opened the same day as the kings inauguration. Umberto and Umberto were both shot dead the next day.

Claude Volbonne killed Baron Rodemire de Tarazone of France in 1872. After 21 years, the Baron's dad was killed by someone called Claude Volbonne.

A couple people in Ruthwell, Dumfriesshire were watching a scene in the film Around the World in 80 days, where a hot air balloon was taking off. Then the TV crashed as a hot air balloon collided with the power lines nearby.

A British cop called Major Summerfield, fought in Flanders Fields in 1918 where lightning hit him and he was paralyzed from waist down. He retired and moved to Vancouver. In 1924, he was hit by lightning again, paralyzing his right side. 2 years later he recovered and was walking in a park where he was struck by lightning AGAIN, permanently paralyzing him. He died 2 years later. Four years after his burial, lightning struck his tombstone. Shocking, eh?

A really long one is coming up.

Monday, September 19, 2011

2012

We're screwed, on Dec.21.
Here's some of the facts
MAIN CAUSES OF 2012 (Most believed)
Niburu, or Planet X, collides with Earth. (Niburu is 4x bigger, as people say). No scientific evidence.
End of the Mayan Calender. Strange, a calender for millenniums ends at 2012. No proof that a calender will blow us up, though.
Precession: Every year the sun moves across the sky, and every 25800 years something called precession happens. The sun is actually going backwards across the sky 1 degree every 72 years. In 25800 years, the sun moves 360 degrees back. This is just nice to know. :]
2012 marks the end of the degenerate age of the god Vishnu (Bhagavan)
Alignment of the sun, earth, and the supermassive black hole in our galaxy means certain death.
Geomagnetic reversal, which switches the north and south poles, releasing an energy equal to around 100 billion atomic bombs, screwing us over. Critics say they take 7000 years to complete and they can start whenever.

Do some research, find out more about why the world is (not) going to end.

Saturday, September 17, 2011

Hell, Norway

Norway is an awesome country. However, there's a certain town thats...a bit strange. Enter Hell. Hell is usually a minor tourist spot because of it's name, and the town itself has around 1418 people, and the town is 1.48 sq kilometers. Hell has a grocery store, restaurant, retirement home, etc, making it no less than other towns with less awesome names. The origin of the name comes from an Old Norse word called "Hellir" which means overhang or cliff. The Norwegian word Hell means "luck". The Norwegian word for Hell is hellvete. In the winter, temperatures reach -20 C in the winter. Postcards and tourists make a visual joke about "Hell frozen over". The train station is called Hell Station, and is currently active. Plus, there's music festivals in Hell.
Mona Grudt, Miss Universe of 1990, listed herself as "The beauty Queen from Hell" as part of a publicity stunt.

Other cool names are : F*cking, Austria, (Where the * is replaced with an u) Condom, Gers (France), and Truth or Consequences, Mexico.

Did you know that El Pueblo Nuestra Senora la Reina de los Angeles de Porciuncula is a state in the USA? Guess which!

Thursday, September 15, 2011

Boo

WARNING: This contains content not for the faint of heart. Turn away if you are easily grossed out.
Written by: Jessie
Edited by: Yueyang

Boo

They say that every school has a legend. At night, the eyes of statues in front of the school will move. There will be twelve steps in the hallways, but at night, there will be thirteen.... The lights will not be on, even if you turn on the switch.... The faucets will drip blood, and sometimes an organ will fall out.... And if you go the washroom, you'll never come back.
Now, these kids didn't believe that....

"Oh, it's probably just a story..." They thought. So the all met together one night in front of the school. They looked at the statue. It's eyes were facing left, as always. "Hah, it's just a story." They thought. Then they went up to the school. There was a old night watchman in front of the school. "Don't go in...." He warned them, but they just laughed.
They first counted the stairs. "One, two, three....... Ten, eleven, twelve." "Hah," They thought, "It's just a story...."
Next they went to the faucets. They opened them and water gushed out. "Hah, it's just a story..." They thought. The light was opened, and soon they were ready to go home. However.....
One girl said, "I'll stay for a bit, you guys can go..."
The next day began with frantic phone calls. The mother of the girl who stayed was worried because her daughter didn't come home. The children told their parents what happened, and they rushed to the school to meet the principal.
At the school, the kids screamed as they saw the statue. It's eyes were facing the right. "They were facing the left last night!" They screamed.
Next came the stairs. "One, two, three..... Eleven, twelve, thirteen...." The kids screamed,"It was twelve last night!"
Then were the faucets. They all held their breaths as the principal turned them on. Blood gushed out of the faucets as a large liver plopped into the basin. They all screamed.
The came the search for the girl. The found her hanging, dead, in a bathroom stall.
"When we came last night, we turned the lights on and everything was normal!" The kids cried. "Lights...?" he adults gasped in horror, "There was a blackout last night..."
The kids cried, "We should have listened to the night watchman...."
"What?" The principal asked, "There is no night watchman...."

The End

Aspergers Syndrome

As some of you know, Shawn in our class has Aspergers Syndrome. It's a form of autism that affects the cognitive development and language. Basically people with aspergers are interested in unique things, and usually use atypical and formal language. The exact cause is unknown, so please don't make fun of Shawn, because it's not his fault he's off topic/ ununderstanding.

Writers Block

Ten, you better actually post something or there's no point of you being a writer...

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Criminals who actually managed to get away

Nowadays, with trained policemen, CCTV, fingerprint scanners, DNA evidence, CSi, being a successful criminal is almost impossible. However, there are rare events where crime does pay, and the criminals made off with valuable stuff.

The French Vacuum Gang
All the way back in 2006, a couple of French robbers exploited a weakness in the way a store called the "Monoprix" stored it's cash. It had tubes that flushed the money into the safe. The safe is good, but the tubes were not. The vacuum gang broke in and drilled into a tube. Then they hooked up a vacuum into the tube, and sucked up all the cash instead. As of 2011, they made off with 800000$ and the only CCTV tapes were a couple of blurry masked dudes. o_O

Credit Lyonnais Paris Heist

On March 30, 2010, burglars got into the Credit Lyonnais bank in central Paris, and emptied over 100 safety deposit boxes, and got away with millions of euros and valuables. The burglars tunneled into the basement from a parallel cellar, and got inside with a thermal cutter. They tied up the guard and told him not to move. This section was closed for renovations. For a couple hours, they ransacked the bank, and set it on fire.
The sprinklers went off, and the tied up guard managed to raise the alarm. The thieves got away, and probably will get away for good because, well, the fire got rid of all the evidence. The whole operation took 9 hours.

Paris Modern Art Fail

Simple stuff, a burglar broke into a window of the Paris Modern Art Museum (Which, surprisingly, had no alarms) and made off with around 100 million euros worth in masterpieces such as Picasso and Matisse.

Albert Spaggiari

(Taken from an article)
Albert Spaggiari was a French career criminal who is best known for masterminding the Societe Generale bank robbery in France, 1976. As a young man he committed his first robbery in order to impress his girlfriend, but was soon captured and imprisoned. After his release and having served in the French military, Spaggiari became the owner of a photographic studio and was making a reasonable living as a law-abiding citizen. However, he apparently became bored with his middle-class life and sought to return to a life of crime.
He began to plan a break-in at the Societe Generale Bank, in Nice. He decided that, since the bank vault was located in the basement, the break-in would best be achieved by digging underneath from a nearby sewer system. He opened a box for himself and placed a loud alarm clock inside, setting it to go off at midnight in order to check for the existence any acoustic or seismic detectors that might foil his plan. In fact, the bank vault had no interior alarm or security systems, as it was considered utterly impenetrable.
Spaggiari then recruited a group of professional gangsters from Marseille to help him dig the tunnel. He instructed them to never drink coffee or alcohol, and always to get at least 10 hours sleep every day to avoid danger to the mission. After two months of digging, the tunnel was finished, and, during a Bastille Day festival when the bank was closed for a long weekend, the gang broke into the vault, itself. They opened up over 400 safety deposit boxes, stealing over 60million francs worth of money, securities and other valuables.
When the robbery was discovered, the following message was found on the vault wall: “sans armes, ni maine, ni violence” which is translated as: “without weapons, nor hatred, nor violence”. At first police were baffled, however, in the following months they arrested one suspect on a tip from a former girlfriend. The man later admitted being a part of the robbery and ratted out the entire gang, including Spaggiari. During his trial, however, Spaggiari managed to escape by distracting the judge, by handing him a fake piece of encoded evidence. He jumped out of the window, where a motorcycle was waiting for him and made his getaway.
He was never caught and the loot from the heist was never found. He died at the age of 52 of throat cancer, and his body was found dumped outside his mother’s house, presumably by unknown friends.

Monday, September 12, 2011

Hierarchy Update

Well, I screwed up. Here are the ranks so far
Owner: YueYang
SuperAdmin: YueYang
Admin: (Gonna be David, probably)
Supermod: Mat(thew)
Author: YueYang
Author 2: "Ten" (Jessie)
Mod: David
Mod: "kulekiller" (Jerry)
We also have various readers.

OMGOMGOMGHOLYCOW BANANAS MAKE U TALLAH

Actually, bananas do make you taller. It has potassium which supports development of your bones.
However, here are 10 myths about food.
1: Fat free = Less weight.
When a food says "REDUCED FAT" or "Low in fat" people love to eat em. Bad stuff, since most people eat more fat then they wouldve eaten if it was a full fat food. They basically think it's safe to overload.
2: Salads for the win
Usually fast food advertise salads as the healthy option. Actually, a big mac has around 530 calories and 1040 mg of salt.
The southwest salad has 520 calories and 1260 mg of salt. The mac, apparently, is healthier.
3: Protein gives you muscle.
Most people think tons of protein, in addition with working out, gets you muscle. Half true. Working out works, but protein should stay the same. 35% of your intake should be protein.
4: Fresh fruit is best
In fresh vs dried, most would go for the fresh. (Except for vitamin C, then fresh really is the best) Actually, dried fruit has the same nutrients as fresh fruit. Same for canned/frozen fruit.
5: Six mini meals are better than 3 larger meals
If you can keep the portions right, it's fine. However, the six mini meals can easily turn into 6 large meals. If you consume half a meal every mini meal, you're getting the SAME as 3 meals. Nothing better.
6: Celery has negative calories.
The myth is, it takes more calories to chew a celery then the calories it actually has. Let's just say it depends on the person.
7: Decaf has no caffeine
Yeah, it has caffeine. Apparently, it's 97% caffeine free. Although a regular coffee would be better, as much of the taste is lost in decaf and there's 400 other chemicals and the chemical used for decaffeinating coffee beans is also used as a paint stripper.
8: Craving means you need it
Craving usually is believed to mean that your body needs something, such as chocolate. A study was done, and they got a guy with a chocolate craving. He drank a cocktail with all the nutrients from chocolate, and he still wanted more. He was given a chocolate flavored drink with no nutrients from chocolate and his craving stopped (for now).
9: Excess salt increases blood pressure
LIES! All though people with hypertension and high blood pressure should moderate their salt intake, potassium is the key. Eat more potassium, like bananas and broccoli.
10: Fast food is bad
We all know the huge amount of calories and salt in fast food, but eating it in moderation makes it around the same as a home cooked meal. However, mixing it up is the best way to enjoy something tasty once in a while.

This probably won't help you in any subject but family studies, but it's always nice to know.

Sunday, September 11, 2011

Spread the word

Tell whoever you can in 7H about this blog, so that they can read it.

Pain Threshold

AHHHH I STUBBED MY TOE
AHHHH I CUT MYSELF
AHHHH I GOT BURNED

Ever been in pain? Probably.
Multiple studies find that women usually feel pain sooner, but they handle it better.
However, men seem to be emotionless when subject to pain, to keep their cool/awesomeness, but their insides are usually screaming.
Pain is created when nociceptors (small stuff in your skin) register trauma to nearby tissue, which releases a bath of chemicals that tell the nerves that you're feeling pain.

Here's some tips in case you get punched, stubbed, etc
1: RELAX. Loosen everything. This helps stop the pain a bit.
2: Mental stimulation: Tell you brain to stop giving you pain signals and tell it its WRONG.
3: Distraction: Watch TV after you stubbed your toe. After a while you should completely forget about whatever it is. If you have an itch, play sports or a video game and you'll completely forget about it.
4: Ice it up
5: Imagine something healing.

However, if you LIKE pain, contact a doctor, as it is a disorder.

9/11 Special

TODAY IS THE TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF 9/11!
At least 2819 people died
343 paramedics and firefighters died
23 NYPD officers died
60 people from the WTC companies were lost
1402 people died in tower 1
614 people died in tower 2
658 employees lost at Cantor Fitzgerald
22 U.S troops killed in Operation Enduring Freedom
115 nations lost citizens
Ratio from men to women who died 3:1
Oldest people who died 35-39 years old
289 intact bodies found
19858 body parts found
1717 families who got no remains
36000 units of blood donated to the New York Blood Center
258 units of blood actually used
1609 people lost a spouse or partner
3051 children lost a parent
20% of Americans know someone hurt/killed in the attack
953 retired from FDNY following the attacks
300 firefighters on leave for respiratory problems
98 FDNY vehicles destroyed
1506124 tons of debris removed
Fires burned on for 99 days following the attack
For 6 days the New York Stock Exchange closed
Point drop in the Dow Jones industrial average when the NYSE reopened: 684.81
For 26 days after 9/11 the US bombed Afghanistan
1714 hate crimes reported since 9/11
$105 Billion in economic loss to New York in month following the attacks
$600 million cost of cleanup
$970 million FEMA money spent
$1.4 Billion donated to 9/11 charities
$40.2 Billion paid by insurance worldwide related to 9/11
$7.5 billion needed to overhaul Manhatten subways
$4.55 billion actually granted to overhaul Manhatten subways
$500 million raised for funds dedicated to NYPD and FDNY families
25% of total charity money raised going to NYPD and FDNY families
$1000000 average benifit already recieved by each NYPD and FDNY widow
57.9% increase in Peace Corps and law school applications
50% increase in CIA applications
150 songs were considered inappropriate to play after 9/11 by Clear Channel Radio
26 mentions of 9/11 at the Oscars
30000 apartments in Manhatten eligible for asbestos cleanup
4110 apartments requested cleanup & testing
1.4 million Americans changed their holiday plans from plane to train or car
422000 estimated Americans suffering from post-traumatic-stress disorder following 9/11

Now you know the numbers.

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Sentient Sunday!

Sentient means conscious, for those who don't know. On sundays I'll post something to make you aware of the world around you.

Around 280000 people are born everyday.
Around 155000 people die everyday.
The life expectancy of Canada is around 80, and there is a 29.8% chance for you to live to 85.
Around 15% of children are being bullied a day.
There is around 1,346,220,000 people in China
There is around 312, 835, 000 people in the USA
Every family in Canada has an average of 1-2 children
It is predicted that Asia will reach 5 billion in 2050
It is predicted that there will be around 9 billion people in 2050
The median age for Canada is 40+
Super Mario Bros sold 40 million, and that means 1 in 175 people in the world have one.

Saturday, September 10, 2011

Sophisticated Saturday!

Every Friday (Fact Friday), Saturday (Sophisticated Saturday) and Sunday (Sentient Sunday) there will be exciting academic things.

Today is Saturday, so I will tell you about things to make you seem smart.

WORDPLAY
Use awesome words like "Frivolous" (Clumslylike and carelessly), "Biased" (Leaning towards one side in a debate, competition, etc), and "Plethora" (a lot).
Here's some words just to confuse your friends:
Cornucopia: Overflowing Supply
Pungent: Disgusting
Frigorific: Producing/Causing cold
Slumgillion: Stew of meat, potatoes, corn, etc
Bezoar: Concretion in the intestines of an animal
Ort: Food Scraps

LOGIC
test your logic with these questions:

The captain of a ship was telling this interesting story: "We traveled the sea far and wide. At one time, two of my sailors were standing on opposite sides of the ship. One was looking west and the other one east. And at the same time, they could see each other clearly."
How can that be possible?

The sailors' backs were to the ship, so the guy on the left saw to the right, and the guy on the right saw to the left.

Three people check into a hotel. They pay $30 to the manager and go to their room. The manager finds out that the room rate is $25 and gives the bellboy $5 to return to the guests. On the way to the room the bellboy reasons that $5 would be difficult to split among three people so he pockets $2 and gives $1 to each person. Now each person paid $10 and got back $1. So they paid $9 each, totaling $27. The bellboy has another $2, adding up to $29.
Where is the remaining dollar? 

Each guest paid $9 because they gave $30 and they were given back $3. The manager got $25 and the difference ($2) has the bellboy. So it is nonsense to add the $2 to the $27, since the bellboy kept the $2.


I'll bet you people cheated...

Friday, September 9, 2011

Late Night stuff

I'm typing this late at night...
GOT HOMEWORK? NEED TO STAY AWAKE?
Crank Up the A/C
Splash yourself with cold water
Eat less
A bit of exercise
Gum
Write
Laugh
Inspirational stuff
Music
Rub your tongue against the top of you mouth cavity (Stick your tongue back until its near your tonsils and rub it hard)
Lights ON
Friend
Go Outside
Pull on your earlobes
Snacks
Video Games
AHHH I CANT SLEEP IM GONNA BE LATE
Eat Carbs, Drink Milk.
Don't exercise up to 3 hours before sleeping
No naps
Reduce your stress
Warm bath
Warm Milk
Sleep Routine
Comfy clothing ( Or naked)
Comfy position in bed (Not to you sick minded people)
Some smells such as perfumes can help you sleep
Comfy Bed
Not too hot/cold
Less noise
Get rid of the nightlight
No iPods, Laptops, Computers near your room
Make your bed
Close your eyes and try to stay awake.

HOPE YOU SLEEP WELL/LESS!

PROMOTIONZ!

The first commenter will be my second writer, the second, third, and fourth will be moderators. Please become a member or I can't give you Modpowers or Writerpowers

Son Of A....Thief?

So today I went to tyrell7h.webs.com (The homework website)
It didn't change the name yet.
I went to tyrrell7h.webs.com, and you know who the site owner is?
JERRY ZHANG.
GAAAAAAAAAAAASP

WEEKENDS R HERE!

YEAH weekends! Have fun catching up on homework! :3
FUN SCHTUFF TO DO ON WEEKENDS
Math :3
Video Games (This goes especially for boys)
Study
Social websites
Socialize (Better than the above)
Sports (This goes especially for the boys, too many boys are getting obese)
(4 S's...)
Draw
Explode things
Poison something
Burn something
Soak something
Cut something
Type something (Done for me)
Eat something
Drink something
Screw something
...
HAVE FUN!

Sept.9. 2011 FIRST POST WOO GET PUMPED

THE FIRST POST! :D
Homework: On Monday don't forget the History assignment.
WE MADE IT THROUGH THE FIRST WEEK OF SCHOOL!
Milestone!
YEAH! TYRRELL T-SHIRTS! AND DUDLEYS (Coming soon)!
For those who don't know, a fountain is overflowing on the Science Wing. Mr.Johnson warned us not to drink from it, yet most of us did. SHAME

Also, you can ask Mr.Romas if you wanna try out for the sports teams, more on that later.

FUN SCHTUFF TO DO AT BREAK:
Pretend to be mountain climbing, except with a bit (a lot) of drama.
Jungle crawl on the sides of the hill
Dolphin Dive down/up the hill
Somersault up/down the hill
ManHunt
Tag
Freezetag
Pull yourself up the hill using only blades of grass
Roll down the hill
Roll up the hill
Slide down the hill
DRAMA
Sit and gossip away (This goes especially for the girls)

HEAVY BACKPACKS?
Here's some tips
-Bring what you need for the day
-Leave the books you don't use in your locker
-Tape pads of foam on your backpack straps
-Be tough and withstand the aching and the pain on your shoulders (This goes especially for boys)

NEXT POST: Sept.11.2011 (Twin Towers Special)