Monthly Archives: July 2014

Bible Reading of the Time (OT) 2 Samuel

Saul has died. Now David is ready to be king. Chapter 1. v.16 "I killed the LORD's anointed." Even though the Amalekite very likely did not phrase it as David did, the meaning is the same. There is no way … Continue reading

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Video Tapping Officers is Allowed

After the Malaysian incident where a woman tried to smash an elderly's car for hitting her car, which is everywhere on FB today, I now came across this: Where a guy is harassed in NYC by NYPD for recording police … Continue reading

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A Briefing on Chess Openings

By Bill Wall: Here are some classifications of chess openings. Open games are usually double king pawn games (1.e4 e5). The most common response is 2.Nf3 (King's Knight Opening).  However, White can play: 2.a3 - Mengarini's Attack 2.Bb5 - Portuguese … Continue reading

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The City College CUNY Class: Math 20300 Calculus III

I've decided to take a test to past this one. Have been studying during the Summer. 10/04/2014 Update: I got cold feet. So I am taking the class instead. Changing the terms of the topic from Exemption Test to Class. … Continue reading

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Savant Genius Daniel Tammet

Daniel Tammet

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Who Eats Metal?

Apparently Michel Lotito does.

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There's such a thing as Human Bat

It's called Human Echolocation, and someone like Ben Underwood has it. He is blind and uses sounds from his mouth to avoid obstacles like a bat.

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Who hasn't Slept the Longest?

Thai Ngoc from Vietnam is said to not have slept since a fever he had in 1973.

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Who has Photographic Memory

If anyone has it, it's Stephen Wiltshire.

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Christian Cartoonist

Andrew Chai, favorite comics artist of David Tong and many.

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