The Orgins Of Everyday Thing - Scotch Tape

I do like the segment,The Orgins Of Everyday Thing which and idea rose to me to post in my Blog.I had a book which I purchase through Reader Digest years back on the subject and I belive we might be interested to learn how thing around us came about.So here another one that will interest you.

Little House On The Prairie

Remember this tittle ? Ring the bell ?....Back in the 70's and 80's Little House On the Prairie is one of the all time favourite prime time series that loves by everyone.I grown up watching this show.Who doesn't remember Laura,Marie,Carrie and Charles.If you are from that era, than I belive like me you sure to remember them this series.

Ahhh....!!! Wedding In Indian Community

Well...today is not my wedding anniversary but I think it is better if we know at least the basic weeding rituals in Indian community.As you know Indian have many community with different background and rituals.I can't go on writing all of them as you can fine them on web anyway.Today we just have a rough "sneak peak" into one custom marriages rituals in Indian community which is Telugu.I do have a chance to attend and witness the ceremony myself.

Larry Walters,The Man Who Took Flight in a Lawn Chair

Larry Walters or Lawn chair Larry was an American truck driver who took flight on July 2, 1982 in a homemade aircraft.Larry Walters always dreamed of being an aviation pilot, but was born with poor eyesight.From a young age, he planned on creating a flying machine using weather balloons.As a child, his plan was to attach a few helium-filled weather balloons to his lawn chair, cut the anchor, and then float above his backyard at a height of about 30 feet (9.1 m) for several hours.

He intended on bringing a pellet gun that he would use to burst balloons and gradually float to the ground.In 1982,Walters and his girlfriend, Carol Van Deusen, purchased 45 eight-foot weather balloons and obtained helium tanks.

Your Own Breath to Charge Your iPhone?

We’re all looking for ways to cut costs these days, and using less energy is a great technique. The AIRE Mask would help you cut down on electricity costs by using your own breath to charge your iPhone. The mask was designed by Joao Paulo Lammoglia as a totally serious concept that won a Red Dot design award in 2011. And besides making you look a little like The Shredder, it’s a pretty good idea.

Its Woman Day

The idea of an International Women's Day first arose at the turn of the century, which in the industrialised world was a period of expansion and turbulence, booming population growth and radical ideologies.

On 8 March 1857, women working in clothing and textile factories (called 'garment workers') in New York City, in the United States, staged a protest.
They were fighting against inhumane working conditions and low wages. The police attacked the protesters and dispersed them. Two years later, again in March, these women formed their first labour union to try and protect themselves and gain some basic rights in the workplace.

Kids and Exercise

When most adults think about exercise, they imagine working out in the gym on a treadmill or lifting weights.

But for kids, exercise means playing and being physically active. Kids exercise when they have gym class at school, soccer practice, or dance class. They're also exercising when they're at recess, riding bikes, or playing tag.

Life Before Life? The Shanti Devi Story

On January 18,1902, a daughter was born to a family named Chaturbhuj, residents of Mathura, India. Her name was Lugdi. When Lugdi was 10, a marriage was arranged with a man named Kedarnath Chaube, a shopkeeper in the same village. After puberty, Lugdi became pregnant for the first time but her child was stillborn following a Cesarean section. During her second pregnancy, Kedarnath took her to the government hospital at Agra, where a son was born, again through a Cesarean. There were some complications, however, and several days later, on October 4, Lugdi's condition deteriorated and she died at 10 A.M.