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In Japan, there are legends about a mysterious alien, which is being considered as the devil and the body is described as having half bird and half human. This creature is called by the name of Tengu. Remarkably, a Tengu mummies stored neatly in Aomori prefecture.

Museum of Hachinohe in Aomori, northern Japan, is home to a supposedly Tengu mummy was originally owned by Nambu Nobuyori, Nambu clan leader who ruled Hachinohe in the mid-18th century.


The mummy had a human head, but has hairy legs and wings like a bird. Tengu who has become a mummy is believed to come from the city of Nobeoka (Miyazaki prefecture) in southern Japan. Some theories say that the mummy was reached northern Japan after a passed to several family members of the ruling Japanese Samurai, until at last reached the Museum of Hachinohe in Aomori.

Tengu mythology originated from around the 6th century AD in line with the arrival of Buddhism to Japan from China. Tengu goblins are considered as living in the woods and mountains. They called to have such supernatural powers can be transformed into the human or animal, can talk to people without opening his mouth and capable of moving from one place to another quickly use their wings.

Tengu word actually means "dog heaven". In Chinese mythology, this creature has its place with the name of Tien Kou (Tiangou) which means the sky dogs. This name is not in accordance with the description of Tengu. This creature has no way as a dog, but more like a bird.

Book Nihon Shoki, an ancient record of the first considered calling Tengu, written in 720 AD, mentions that in that century a meteor across the skies of Japan and the meteor was called by a Buddhist monk as a Dog Heaven (Tengu). But how Tengu evolved from a meteor flying creatures are not known with certainty.

In general, Tengu has two physical forms. The first is called Karasu tengu who has a head and beak like a bird. The second was a Konoha tengu who has a form like men but have wings and a long nose (sometimes called Yamabushi tengu)

According to Legend, as a boy, a legendary Japanese perajurit named Minamoto no Yoshitsune who lived in the year 1159-1189 had practiced swordsmanship with Soujoubou Tengu king of the mountain near the northern Kuramadera Kyoto.

There is no information and more information about the mummies on display at the museum Hachinohe. Is it really pure evil, Cryptozoology creature or a fake art from centuries ago. Some researchers believe that the mummy is a man-made works of art, but there is no certain evidence provided to support the theory.

Eye specialists and experts from other fields have examined these cases, but none could explain why. "The doctors said they had never seen anything like this," said his mother, Anabel Castro.

"My daughter can see anywhere in bright light conditions or darkness. He could easily see transparent solids. This oddity eyes began to emerge gradually. Her eyes that had turned into white chocolate and the white, and his vision became increasingly sharp. "

The scientists who examined the problem of X-rays on her eyes Castro said, she could see clearly through concrete walls, wood, paper, and steel.

Said his mother, "She woke up one morning, and he could see through into the body. He saw the heart beating, she screamed. This makes us fear and panic for a few months. "

Since having my eyes and translucent white, this beautiful girl was avoided by his friends at school. His mother raised him, "You're special. Someday you will be very popular. "

This person called Peng Shulin. Vietnamese police that she hit by a truck accident in 1995. Finally he survive and admiration from around the world because of persistence to stay alive

Taipei - Taiwan's ambition of a woman to kiss the 100 men in the city of Paris became the sensation of its own in cyberspace. Blog of the woman, who tells about the intentions spit kiss, now crowded The access visit. Woman named Yang Ya-ching is indeed living in Paris. Via this blog, he claimed so far has collected 54 kisses from the men who met in the French capital.

Quoted from AFP, Tuesday (15/9/2009), 'volunteer' in the project this kiss of a factory worker, a model, Italian tourists, even a soldier. They all seemed willing to give a kiss to the Ya-ching.

"This idea came three years ago. Three out of four of my friends warned that I might even get a slap than a kiss," he wrote in a blog. Yang, who plans to write a book about this berciumannya experience.

Ya-ching Action This could be a sensation in cyberspace. Blog of the Ya-ching address at www.wretch.cc/blog/angelduck777/24982946, visited a lot of takers. Recorded approximately 1.97 million visitors, including more than 224 thousand visitors on this Monday.

"Are you not going to worry about disease?," Asked a visitor blog. "Not. The more you fear, the less you accomplish," he said.

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1. Penisilin
You probably already know Alexander Fleming, Scottish scientist who conducted research on the attenuated bacteria, called staphylococci or Staphylococcal. The truth is that when he returned from vacation in 1928, he found one of his experiments have been covered cup mushrooms, which upset him and threw it. At that time he had not realized that then Staphylococcal bacteria are not able to live in an environment that fungal mushrooms grown. After Fleming examined again and found that the fungus could inhibit bacterial growth, He later published these findings, but do not receive much attention.

2. Oven Microwave

In 1945 Percy LeBaron Spencer, an engineer and creator of America, busy working at the factory magnetron, a tool used to generate the microwave radio signals, which is an early form of radar. Radar is an extraordinary innovation is important in wartime, but the use of microwaves to cook food is accidental.

When he was standing near a magnetron which is living, Spencer found that chocolate bar melted in his pocket. Her mind is sharp immediately understood that it is due to microwaves. Then she tried it on popcorn kernels, then the egg to explode.

3. Ice cream cone

This story is a perfect example of an accidental discovery, and a rare chance encounter that gives effect to the whole world. And is a sweet meeting.

In early 1904, the ice cream served on a plate. Until some time in the World's Fair that year, in Saint Louis, Missouri, two foods that seem unrelated to the inevitable connected together.

At very hot air at the World's Fair in 1904, selling ice cream ice cream depot quickly to the point of running out of plates. Depot were not so lucky next ice-cream seller, ie seller Zalabia - a kind of wafer thin waffle from Persia - and the owner of the depot proposed an idea to roll up into cone zalabianya and put a chunk of ice cream on top.

Thus the ice cream cone was born - and until now we still find the ice cream cone, as modern as any ice cream creation.

4. Champagne
According to many people Dom Pierre Perignon champagne respected as the inventor. Benedictine monks even though the 17th century did not mean it, that makes wine with air bubbles in it, because in fact he had spent many years trying to prevent that happening. The wine is full of air bubbles is considered as a sign of the process of making a bad wine.

Hopes to meet the real Perignon French officials the option of white wine. Because of the black grapes much easier to grow in the Champagne region, he found a way of pressing white juice out of the black grapes. But because the climate is relatively cool in Champagne, wine fermentation then goes after two seasons, until the second year in the bottle.

The result is a wine filled with gas bubbles of carbon dioxide by Perignon tried to clean but failed. Fortunately, the new wine that eventually became the main choice among the aristocracy, both the authorities in France and England.

5. Paper Post-It notes

The discovery of paper Post-It notes that simple is a collaboration that happened between the hard science with a church congregation in despair. In 1970, Spencer Silver, a researcher of American 3M company, was trying to formulate a kind of strong glue, but it ended in the creation of a very weak glue that can be removed easily. He introduced his invention at 3M, but nobody cares.

Four years later, Arthur Fry, a colleague at 3M Silver and members of his church choir, disturbed by the fact that the small paper tucked into the book as a sign of spiritual songs page limit always falls when the book opened.

He then asked for help from Spencer Silver to use its findings, namely the weak glue as a boundary marker book pages. Markers of sticky adhesive paper findings Spencder Silver worked perfectly, and he then sold the idea to 3M. Marketing experiment began in 1977, until the post-it is known around the world today.

6. Potato chips
In 1853, at a restaurant in Saratoga, New York, someone who was having dinner, Cornelius Vanderbilt, once seen as a nag who repeatedly refused to eat fried ordered. She complained it was too thick fries and too wet.

Having restored a few dishes and then more thin pieces of potato, head cook, George Crum decided to fry the thinly sliced potatoes are fried in oil that much, it will be like potato chips today.

Vanderbilt initially protested the chief business cooks, he fries were too thin for pierced with a fork, but after some experiments, potato chips became a favorite, and soon everyone in the restaurant was booked. So that the menu listed "Saratoga Chips", which became known throughout the world.

7. Slinky

You must know this one toy, the rolls of wire-shaped colorful jingle as a ring-toss when shaken. Originally this game was just a decoration on a desk a mechanical expert, Richard James, who sometime in the year 1940 that when spring arrives, stumbled and tumbled across the floor after stepping on the body should be lying sick.

After several prototypes, Slinky finally ready to be introduced at a toy store in 1948, which then became one of the most popular toy icons of all time.

James's wife, Betty, was the person who suggested the name "Slinky", and as CEO of the company since 1960. More than 250 million Slinky has been sold throughout the world, and even Slinky used as mobile radio antennae during the Vietnam War.

8. Pacemaker

An American engineer, Wilson Greatbatch, is working with a device that records heart rate irregular, when he inserted a resistor of the wrong type into the invention.

Circuit pulsed, then silence, then pulsed again, pushing Greatbatch to compare this reaction with human heart and use it on as the first pacemaker in the world could diimplan or implanted in the human body.

Before diimplan version that can be used in humans after 1960, pacemakers have been based on external model invented by Paul Zoll in 1952. This tool is the size of a television and distributing electric shocks adjusted to the patient's body, which often cause skin burns. Greatbatch also developed his invention by using a lithium battery cells to move iodid pacemaker

9. Superglue

More sticky material. This one is famous for its high adhesive power, not like Post-It Notes at the top. Super strong glue was created in 1942 when Dr. Harry Coover was trying to isolate a clear plastic material to make up the firearm.

While he was working with chemicals cyanoacrylates, immediately after the polymerized materials exposed to moisture makes all the chemicals in the experiment bound together. Coover for his experiments failed, and the research goes on.

Six years later, Coover worked at a chemical plant in Tennessee, and realize the potential of a substance when they were testing the heat resistance of cyanoacrylates, known in advance that the glue-glue does not require heat and pressure to form a strong bond.

So, after a certain amount of commercial improvement, Superglue or "Alcohol-Catalyzed Cyanoacrylate Adhesive Composition" (composition of materials Cyanoacrylate glue catalyzed by alcohol) was born.

The glue that is used later to treat wounded soldiers in the Vietnam War - the glue that can be sprayed on open wounds, to stem the bleeding and facilitate transportation of the soldiers. This glue has a lot of saving the lives of the victims injured by firearms.

10. Saccharin
Saccharin, artificial sweeteners oldest, discovered accidentally in 1879 by a researcher named Constantine Fahlberg, a man who once worked at Johns Hopkins University in the laboratory of professor Ira Remsen.

Fahlberg discovery began when he forgot to wash his hands before lunch, which previously had been ditumpahi similar chemicals in the laboratory. Chemicals that cause the bread and then ate a strange sweet taste.

In the year 1880, the two scientists jointly published the discovery, but in 1884, Fahlberg obtained a patent and began mass producing saccharin without Remsen materials.

Saccharin consumption will not expand if not for the use of sugar is limited during World War I, and her fame increased during the 1960s to the 1970s for use by manufacturers Sweet'N Low and soft drinks (soft drinks) to the diet.

83-year-old grandmother named Bette Calman is evidence of human life that the ancient art of yoga can do wonders on the human body ...

Bette has been practicing yoga calman during the last 40 years, although people - people his age can not move freely and harshly again, he could make a move - a complicated yoga movements and unique and humiliate the teenage pal around.
He could even do "peacock" a very difficult position, ie both hands holding her body ... So like his stomach so my friend, but hold his hands ama ... Ckckckck .. Rather than gradually, mending liat aja direct action ...

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This is a revolutionary technology that is expected to change the world:

1. Intelligent machines Atomic Size, Nanotechnology

Nanotechnology is the future of all technologies that allow humans to manipulate particles smaller super size almost atom-sized! Itself is the size of nanometer 1/semilyar meters, or nearly the thickness of the hair was parted 50,000. That is the magnitude of nano technology.

The goal is to create new materials future, even the machines and robots the size of the particles. Materials that will be much stronger than diamond, super light, heat and cold resistant to extremes of scale, can conduct electricity better, more durable, environmentally friendly and so on.

Possible applications really powerful and will change the whole world. Imagine if we could create a variety of new materials harder than diamond, and much lighter than steel. (Carbon nanotubes, sp2 bond). We can create super-strong frame for cars, airplanes, or buildings and bridges. With a lighter weight, all the cars and planes will also be more energy efficient.

We can create anti-wrinkle shirts and stain resistant. We also can create a bacteria-sized robots, nanobots, and memasukanya into the human body. Functions can be of cure disease, to destroy cancer cells, and even strengthen the human body (Feynman, "swallowing the Doctor"). Nanobots or later even the nanoparticles is also expected to be re-close the ozone hole.

With nano-sized components, we can make a supercomputer for a matchbox, and the data storage medium storing millions of gigabytes of information about mankind and the universe, for the tip of the nail.

How this technology can be done? Because the super-powerful microscope that could see atoms have existed since 1981, Scanning Tunneling Microscope (STM) and Atomic Force Microscope (AFM, 1986).

2. Human-human era Super, Genetic Engineering

Have successfully mapped human genes in the giant project "The Human Genome Project". With this data the information people have the map to explore the function and potential of each gene in the human body. Starting from the genes that determine the physical form of humans, cancer-causing genes, genes that make up the memory, the gene that creates intelligence, and even specific genes that regulate the aging process.

This will be possible to do genetic engineering to create human-human future that is very superior. Humans with perfect health, free from disease, age more than 100 years old and near genius intelligence.

Imagine if people find a special gene that makes Einstein a genius. Then the gene can be transferred to all mankind. Or physical features David Beckham, or even the charisma of John F. Kennedy.

But genetic engineering is not just for humans, but also to plants and animals. Genetic engineering of rice and can create new kinds of wheat harvests many times over. We also can create the beef more tender and juicy. We even can create plant and animal consumption with superior nutritional value.

Kyaiktiyo Pagoda is a golden yellow stone and has 2500 years old. Kyaiktiyo Pagoda, also known as the Golden Rock is a Buddhist pilgrimage site famous Mon State, Burma. Small pagoda (5.5 m (18 ft)) sitting on a gold stone, granite stone covered with gold leaf inserted by devotees.

The most unique and strange from the big rock is position against gravity (see picture of this picture). In this position, let alone the actual stone size, prone to tumble. And indeed inclined position on a hill, as if ready to tumble at any time, but apparently not! During the year 2500, the stone remained in this position. Wonders of nature!














Kyaiktiyo pagoda in the mountains, there is an important pilgrimage for Buddhists after the Shwedagon Pagoda and Mahamuni Pagoda.



LEGEND

According to legend, the Buddha in one of his many visits to the earth, providing a lock of hair on Tha Talk, a hermit. Then, the Buddha's hair jumputan he gave to his adopted son, King Tissa, the king of Burma 11th century.

When King was dying, he hoped that the hair of Buddha enshrined in a head-shaped rock recluse. In the search, aided by King Tissa King passage, Thagymin, finally found the perfect place for the pagoda, which is in Kyaiktiyo. And that's where the Buddha is said hair tucked.

According to legend, the Buddha's hair is what prevents a large stone was not rolled down the hill. Believe or not, its up to you!

Kyaiktiyo is the village closest to the pagoda. Many tourists go there, either on a pilgrimage or sightseeing, looking at the miracle that gold stone.

1.Foot Binding


Foot Binding or binding of the feet is a tradition to stop the growth
ancient female feet that occurred in China. This tradition has been
bring great suffering for the women of China at that time.
Binding of the foot usually starts from a child aged between four and
seven years. The poor are usually too late to start binding the feet
because they need the help of their daughters in the care of
rice fields and plantations.

Foot binding began during the late Tang dynasty (618-907) and began
spread on top-class until the Song dynasty
(960-1297), at the time of the Ming dynasty (1368-1644) and Qing dynasty
(1644-1911), cultural foot binding was widespread in the majority
China society banned until the Revolution of Sun Yat Sen
1911. Indigenous groups to avoid this is just the Manchus and
Hakka migrant groups who are the poorest groups in the caste
China social. This foot binding habit lasted for about
a thousand years and has led to approximately one billion women of China
experience foot binding.

Foot binding is done by tightly bound feet
using a cloth with a ten-foot two-inch wide, folded
four fingers into the bottom of the foot and pull foot toe medekati
heel. This makes the legs become shorter. More leggings
diketatkan from day to day and forced to wear shoes the feet of the
small. Your feet should be washed and cut his nails because it would otherwise be
make the nails in the feet legs tied and cut into
infection. If the bandage is too tight it can arise
the books in the leg to be cut with a knife. Then the feet are also
have a massage and cold compress and heat to slightly reduce the
pain. Binding of the foot makes the blood of non-current cycle, so
can make meat go bad feet and legs can be pulled out
pus. The smaller the foot of a girl the more beautiful it
considered. The length of a girl's foot range is only 10-15
inches.

2.Eunuchs

Eunuchs referred to as eunuchs, a man who lost fertility
because his penis had been removed on purpose or causes
other. Records of the earliest of castration on purpose
to produce eunuchs came from the Sumerian city of Lagash
21st century BC. Since then, for thousands of years eunuchs working in
various cultures such as palace maids or household servants,
male singers with high voices, the officers specifically religious,
government officials, military commanders, and a bodyguard of women or
servants in the harem.
The first eunuch mentioned in the Assyrian Empire (ca. 850 to 622
BC). They also usually appear at court Achaemenid emperors of
Persian or pharaoh of Egypt (until Lagid dynasty known as the
Ptolemy, which ended with Cleopatra). In ancient China, castration
is one form of traditional punishment (until the Sui Dynasty) and
means to get a job in the Emperor's palace. At the end of
Ming Dynasty there was 70,000 people at the Imperial palace eunuchs. Such positions
so precious-the-certain eunuchs managed to get
power is so great that exceeds the power of the prime
ministers, so that self-castration should be banned. The number of people
eunuch who became Imperial employ had fallen to 470
people in 1912, when they are no longer employed. Eunuchs
given positions of civil servants are so high with
reason that because they can not
have children, they will not be tempted to seize power and
start a dynasty. At the same time, a similar system
in Vietnam

3.Dueling

Dueling tradition practiced by the 15-20 century Western society, which
a duel between two people, matched with the weapons of death,
accordance with explicit or implicit rules that have been agreed,
as a symbol of honor, usually accompanied by a representative of
trusted.

Dueling usually occurs because one party wants (which
challenger) because they are already doing an insult to
honor. The purpose of dueling is for laain no satisfaction
alone, to restore their honor status was willing to risk
lives. can usually be done dueling with a sword or a gun

4.Geisha

Geisha originated from the word "Gei" which means the art or performances in
Japanese language and "Sha" means people, so Geisha (person of the arts)
is a traditional artist entertainer in Japan. In Kyoto
itself, the word "Geiko" is used to image the artists like that.
The presence of geisha in the 18th and 19th centuries are common and up
now they too are still there, although their numbers growing sdh
reduced.
Geisha were traditionally trained from their childhood. Geisha house
often buy little girls from poor families and take
responsibility to raise and train them. During
childhood, geisha who first trained to work as maids,
then as a senior assistant geisha house, but as this exercise
also used to help contribute the cost of maintenance and education
them. System of a long tradition of this practice remains in
Japan, where a student who lives in the house his art teacher,
started doing general housework and observing and helping
teacher until it moved to become master of himself
alone. This exercise takes a few years.

5.Concubinage

Concubinage called concubinage. photo above shows
a group of concubines was standing at the back of their patron (usually eunuchs)

6.Sati

Tradition of sati or burn themselves alive, regarded as a symbol
piety, as well as showing the ownership of men over
women, usually done by high-caste women and
believed that only women can do this option. Sati tradition
seen as a better alternative when a wife
left to die by the husband, than they experienced torture of
brothers-in-law, who would blame women as a cause
dead husband.
Sati became a tradition not only apply to the wife, but also for
savings wife, brother-in-law and even the mother, to sacrifice himself
the fire burning the body of a man who has them. actors sati
heralded as a hero, in accordance with the teachings of the hindu

7.Seppuku

Harakiri also called seppuku, one of the proud tradition
Japanese society, which comes from the nutrient, which means the stomach and
kiru which means cut. Harakiri is also known as seppuku.
Harakiri habits was carried out by soldiers of the class
samurai as proof of loyalty. Suicides committed by the Samurai
This is intolerable, because the actors have to wait for death because
bled after tearing his insides and out.

There is a special ritual that must be done by the Samurai if you want to do
harakiri. He must shower, use a white robe, and eating food
favorite. Perpetrator suicide accompanied by a servant (kaishakunin), which he
pick. This duty Kaishakunin opened her robe and
get a knife that will be used. If the perpetrator screaming harakiri
or crying in pain when he cut and pulled out his bowels,
it is considered very shameful for a Samurai. Therefore
Kaishaku duty to reduce suffering, hasten death by
behead the offender

8.Human Sacrifice

Human Sacrifice is human sacrifice, the act of killing a person
for the purpose of offering sacrifices to gods or something. Done
by many ancient cultures. These offerings vary, some as
Mayans and Aztecs that they are notorious for offering ceremony,
while others have appeared as a primitive practice. Victim
offerings was killed in a way different, there is
burned, beheaded, or buried alive. can be a small child, or
virgins.
This is a general history of the world has ever seen, most religions
condemned this practice and legislation regard it as a follow
criminal. But to this day, sometimes there is something to the tradition
these areas, especially remote areas where the trust ongoing traditional.

9.Tibetan Sky Burial

Tibet is a region in Central Asia penara and original for petempatan
Tibetans. With purata height of 4.900 meters (16.000 feet),
Tibet is the highest foreign country on Earth and often titled
"The world tube."

For the religious community buddha tibet this, residential land
they are located on the mountain where no soft ground. Almost
all covered with stones or salji / water batu.Oleh kerana tiada land
burial ground state due to geography, they give body to
eaten by birds.

Besides, that way the spirit of the dead is believed to be conserved in
mountain with regard birds.

10.Self Mummification

Sokushinbutsu are Buddhist monks or priests accused of causing
death by making them become a mummy. This practice was reported
occurs almost exclusively in northern Japan around Prefecture
Yamagata. There are between 16 to 24 mummi have been discovered.

Three years the priests only eat a special diet consisting of
nuts and seeds, they then ate only bark and
roots in three years and began drinking tea made from the poison
sap of the Urushi tree, normally used to lacquer bowls. It
cause vomiting and rapid loss of body fluids, and most importantly,
off the body which can cause damage to the body
can cause death. Finally, the monks will mummifying
locked himself in a tomb stone that size is almost no greater
from his body, in which he will not move from his position. Connectors
to the outside world is the air tube. Every day he reminds of the order
those outside that he was still alive.