Daily Archives: July 15, 2014

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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Frank Schaeffer

Son of famous reformer Francis Schaeffer gone cuckoo. As a result of a Gospel Believing, half Gospel Proclaiming famous preacher Francis Schaeffer, his son wrote a book called "Why I am an Atheist who Believes in God", after his conversion … Continue reading

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Gospel Believing, Gospel Proclaiming, Gospel Centered

Among orthodox churches today, there are generally 3 categories: 1. Gospel Believing 2. Gospel Proclaiming 3. Gospel Centered Such distinction would not have been necessary if churches do not falter. They are all good, if taken together as a whole. … Continue reading

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