do you have any alternate phone number? oh my bday? july 13, 1930
is the part that you looking is a cantilever ? oh no...you cant deliver it? lol


I hate the given definition of the word "trivia" in my Encarta dictionary. It says "unimportant things: a collection of insignificant or obscure items, details, or information". Well, I beg to differ. Trivia are actually small pieces of information that people usually tend to be uninformed of. These are useful information that often we overlook. For an instance, we know that the skeletal system is composed of bones, obviously. However, the trivia set in as what is the biggest bone or the tiniest; the longest and the shorted; the heaviest and the lightest. Through trivia, we dig deeper to a certain topic that we know frivolously. Even renowned game shows use trivia for the million question.
Learn new trivia and answer the million question. If you can't join a game show, anyway, like what my blog description says "The more you learn, the more you realize how stupid you are." Free your mind from stupidity. Learn trifles and small beers for you to sound smart and be smart.
Every month, I'll be posting several trivia for your brain to guzzle. New information to learn, new ideas ponder and new facts to share.
To start this issue, let's have trivia about ME. Ha!
Just in case you don't know.
I've got long Hair – Hair grows rapidly when it is short. Its rate of growth varies about 2 cm or (about ¾ in) per month. The more the hair grow, the more the speed of growth reduces by one-half. The fastest growth is found in women from 16 – 24 years old.
Black Deep Eyes. – The eyeball is the only part of the body that doesn't change or even grow since birth until we die.
Brown skin with fine downy hair – Fine downy hair can only be found in newborns unless you are anorexic or shall I say skinny. In the absence of fats, the body signals to grow fine hair all over our body for the thermoregulation. The hair rise when it's cold and do the opposite when it's hot. In matters regarding psychology, hairy people are actually aggressive in nature. Oops, check yours. Don't give me that smirk on your face. Is the trivia right or what?
Melanin, the coloring pigment of the skin. Black people are abundant with melanin. Whites have less and albinos have none. Skin cancer is common to Caucasians because of the white skin color. Nevertheless, black and brown people are still prone to have skin cancer.
Well, enough of me. I'll have more trivia in the next issue of this feature which I call SMALL POTATOES FOR BIG MINDS.


Why do we yawn when we are tired? Or feel bored? Or is it contagious?
It is an erroneous notion to say that you yawn because you are tired or bored likewise yawning is contagious. The rationale behind is more profound than the common idea. You yawn for one exact reason. It has something to do with our lungs specifically oxygen exchange.
When we yawn, or when you see somebody else do so, it is a sign of great need. That need is for more oxygen in your lungs. When you have been sitting in a room where the air has become stale your body cries out for oxygen to cleanse and purify your blood – and the quickest way to supply that need is to open the mouth wide and gulp air. Better still, you should get out into the fresh air and breathe deeply. You will then find that the need to yawn will vanish, because you are getting supply of oxygen.
You must have noticed that you sometimes yawn when you are tired. This means your body-cells need renewal, and your blood needs help in its continual task of reaching and restoring the farthest parts of the body. It indicates oxygen-hunger. Going to sleep not only rest the body, but sets up deep rhythmic breathing which satisfies this hunger.
Why should you yawn when you are bored? You are probably not breathing deeply and feeding your lungs as you should. Your body position affects how you take in air and the process of consuming it. Most likely if you are bored inside the classroom listening to the most boring, blunt teacher of your greatly hated subject. Of course, the ideal cure is to escape from what is boring you. Wait, I didn’t say that you need to skip your classes because of boredom. Pardon me for the misconception you have in your mind. What I am trying to say is if that is not possible, try breathing deeply. This will not get rid of the boredom. But it will tend to stop the yawning.
As to your dilemma how to escape boredom, enroll yourself in BOREDOM CLASS 101 (if there’s such a thing).

Dooms Day means the destruction of the Earth and the end of human race.
Just this morning, before our church service ended, my church pastor exclaimed something about Dooms Day that will happened on 2012. I was intrigued by the idea that I decided to make it as an article. Bad thing, I was not horrified by the news, though. The assurance of eternal life I have makes me not to be dreadful with that event if inadvertently is it true.
The scientific explanation how things will happen can be seen on Youtube. I posted one video which I consider the explanation is well-defined. Here is it.
Now, it is up to you to believe in this explanation. Did you feel awful? happy? Or what? What will happen next? Are you ready to die?
If this query will be asked to me, my answer is, I believe that this world is governed with a supernatural being yclept God. He is the Alpha and the Omega. He created this world and He is responsible for taking it back. Whenever that year would be, I am ready to face my Savior. But then, 2012? This is not true. We don't hold the future to say that it will end in that year. There were so many destructive predictions about things even the death of influential people that we can see, it did not happen. God has His own time table. One day for Him may take 1 millenium for us. Why will a fear death anyway? Everyone will face that reality. Well at least in my case I have this eternal security where I rely on.
Hmmm, well I supposed to post this article on my other blog but yeah it is still informative in a sense I defined Dooms Day. Not all of us understands the word Doom. Anyway, you still have the last say to believe.




