Depression
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Once enjoying eventful and by no doubt great student life, you suddenly turned into one silent, hopeless and unhappy creature constantly telling yourself that you are
Not Smart Enough
You can not say for sure when the moment comes, but all of a sudden you realize that you are not like other people surrounding you. You think differently, and a certain vacuum surrounds you. When you start looking for the reasons, one of them becomes more and more evident – maybe, you’re not smart enough.
There is no specific cause for a depression. When you start examining yourself, you realize that curing will not be limited to highlighting and treating only one cause. There are a lot of interweaving factors. Read more
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How Weird Are Your Professors?
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Do you remember the first part of the movie “Men in Black”, where Will Smith looked at the monitor displaying aliens on Earth, showed at the woman and said:
- Unbelievable! I was sure that this woman, my teacher, was from Mars!
- Jupiter, actually, - his supervisor corrected him.
Didn’t you think about something like this when looking at your professor? I bet you even tried to give him typical characteristics. Most probably, they looked like this: Read more
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Voodoochilli.net Review
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Voodoochilli.net is more than a website where an artist can host own portfolio and CV absolutely for free. Voodoochilli.net is an online community where users are empowered by multiple communication options including voting for artworks (such as fine art, illustrations, graphic design, collage, digital work and many other), chatting on the forum, sharing advice with other members of the online community. Furthermore, as much as 7 images can be uploaded for free, whereas regularly updated news and voting for image of the month with over a hundred of registered members makes user experience in the community even more exciting and, most importantly, useful from professional standpoint.
Registration, file upload and communication with other members could not be easier than at Voodoochilli.net – design is clean, easy and creative. With a well organized menu, main pages are but a few clicks away, whereas a user can jump directly into the field of interest and surf through artworks at the touch of one button. Read more
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Lunch break
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One of the international research centers decided to find out what kids want to have for lunch. Therefore, they’ve surveyed children of different ages from schools all over the country, and here are the most stunning answers.
A boy named Tony:
I’d like to have foie gras for a change. I’ really tired of peanut butter sandwiches.
A girl named Paris Hilton:
I want a peanut butter sandwich. I’ve eaten foie gras a hundred times, and I’m Read more
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Top 5 World Progenies
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Yep, finishing high school at the age of 18 is just a waste of time for these kids. Indeed, they don’t waste their time. Here are five of the world’s kid progenies:
- Iqbal Mohammed Al Asa’ad became the youngest Arabian university student. This Palestinian girl completed two to three years of school in only one year, and entered the Weill Cornell University at the age of 12, majoring in medicine.
- Britain’s youngest university student was Ruth Elke Lawrence. At the age of 8 she passed her O-Level exams on math with outstanding scores. At the age of 11 she entered the university, and it took her only two years to obtain Bachelor’s degree. She graduated at the age of 13.
- Song Yoo-geun, the Korean kid, was only 8 when he entered the Inha University, majoring in physics. Country’s most prestigious universities offered him scholarships and fought for the right to gain him, but he preferred to stay with his choice.
- India’s youngest student was Akrit Jaswal. The kid stated reading William Shakespeare at the age of 3. He became India’s youngest university student and is currently studying for a BSc in Chandigarh University. He has an IQ of 146 - the highest recorded for those his age in India.
- Gregory Robert Smith is a young American genius. He was the founding father of the International Youth Advocates company, and is a children’s rights advocate himself. He finished high school at the age of 10, and obtained Bachelor’s degree in math at the age of 13.
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