Facts about music, and how they affect your brain, will astound you!
Chills you have when you hear music, is generally brought about by the cerebrum delivering dopamine.
Dopamine is a concoction delivered by the mind. This compound is straightforwardly associated with inspiration, just as habit. These examinations found an organic clarification for why music consistently has been such a colossal piece of enthusiastic occasions far and wide since the start of mankind's history.
This substance is associated with the sentiment of elation which is related with fixation, love making, and eating. Dopamine is the thing that empowers an individual to feel the joys of such things. An examination utilizing just instrumental music demonstrates that expectation for a melodic surge delivered similar sort of responses in the cerebrum as envisioning the flavor of your food
Playing music consistently will truly adjust your cerebrum structure. The mind reacts to music a similar way it reacts to something that you eat. Tuning in to music while practicing can essentially improve your work-out execution.
Through utilizing music during low to direct exercise forces, you will end up with a general more pleasurable experience while working out.
An enthusiastic connection could be the explanation behind your main tune decision. Fav. tunes are frequently setting subordinate. Despite the fact that numerous individuals regularly change their main tune contingent upon the latest deliveries, it is demonstrated that durable inclinations are expected chiefly to an enthusiastic connection to a memory related with the tune
Your pulse changes to imitates the music you tune in to. Tuning in to cheerful versus tragic music can influence the manner in which you see your general surroundings. The conclusive outcomes in our brain is the thing that we see as our world.
Subsequently, upbeat tunes that lift your spirits make you see your general surroundings diversely then that of a miserable individual.
Filipino's Sense of Humor
Almost all people in the Philippines have a great sense of humor.
In fact, Philippines is one of the happiest countries in the world.
Filipinos also have a great sense of humor, they are light, fun and playful. They will interact with others in an exciting way.
I could say that having a sense of humor, is an inherent trait that helps them cope up with such struggles or hardship, and natural disasters. No matter the reason, life in the Philippines is all about smiling, laughing and enjoying every moment.
I find the Philippines as one of the most remarkable countries worldwide. This is just a small portion of incredible facts about this country.
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How do Filipinos Show politeness?
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Most people in the Philippines, tourists and foreigners will be called as ma'am or sir no matter what their age is.
In this country you will notice that younger people refer to the women and men a little bit older as ate or kuya.
Sort of like older sister or brother, respectively.
Filipinos gives respect, and love their elders, and shows it in many ways in their daily life.
Adults or seniors are addressed as po or opo, with the younger person taking the elder’s hand and touching it to their forehead to display the act of respect, which is called “pagmamano.”
However, their politeness can go a little too far, as you will rarely hear a Filipino come out with a direct answer of rejection, if they can help you. They will surely help you, no matter who, and no matter where you came from.
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The Best Island in the World?
The Palawan island in the Philippines has been named one of the best island in the world by several publications.
Thanks to its jaw-dropping natural wonders.
Tourists can explore white sand beaches and hundreds of awesome view of nature.
You can swim in the very clean lagoons, you can also enjoy the island hopping in Coron and El Nido.
Here in Palawan you can see the best scuba diving in the world, and even traverse the marvelous underground river in the capital, Puerto Princessa the second longest underground river worldwide.
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Remarkable Geological Formation in the World is in the Philippines?
One of the most remarkable geological formations in the world
What else it could be?
It consists of an island that contains a lake with a smaller island in the lake with a lake on that island that is main crater of this volcano with another tiny islet which has volcano Island inside.
Interesting?
The one of the most remarkable geological formations in the world is the Taal Volacano in the Philippines.
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**Grammar Rules**
This is a quick, basic grammar review for NOUNS & VERBS. This reference can be used for term papers, grammar class reviews, preparation for a Call Center Career or simply for anyone confused or curious about the basics of English grammar.
**Nouns**
1. Noun identification
2. Count, Mass, and Collective Nouns
3. Plural and Possessive Nouns
**Noun Identification**
What is a noun? A noun is a person, place, thing, quality, animal, idea or activity.
For example:
Person — Louie
Place — New York
Thing — Pen
Quality — Height
Animal — Cat
Idea — Independence
Activity — Navigation
Spot the nouns in a sentence: Maria went into the city to purchase detergent.
Nouns: Person — Louie
Place — City
Thing — Pen
**The functions of nouns**
Nouns sometimes function differently in sentences. For example:
Subject: Louie likes ice cream
Object of Preposition: She gave the ice cream to Louie
Subject complement: The best customer is Louie.
Grammar vocabulary: Nominal means any word, or group of words, used as a noun. The nominal word used in the original noun example is Maria.
**Types of Nouns**
The names of specific things, places, and people, like Maria or Manila, are Proper nouns.
General, colloquial names, like table or house are Common nouns. Common nouns can either be concrete, or abstract.
When an object is concrete i.e. you can see it and touch it, like a phone or a chair, it is a Concrete noun.
When it is a quality or idea, like freedom or justice, it is an Abstract noun.
**Count Nouns**
Count nouns are anything that can be counted. They are singular or plural. Plurals usually end with “s.”
Singular — Car
Plural — Cars
Singular — Chair
Plural — Chairs
Singular — Dog
Plural — Dogs
Irregular Examples
Singular — Mouse
Plural — Mice
Singular — Child
Plural — Children
Most nouns ending in s, sh, o, or ch need an -es suffix to be plural
Singular — Bus
Plural — Buses
Singular — Dish
Plural — Dishes
Singular — Potato
Plural — Potatoes
Singular — Church
Plural — Churches
Nouns ending in a consonant followed by y become plural by changing the y to i and adding -es
Singular — Mystery
Plural — Mysteries
Mass Nouns are nouns that cannot be counted and they usually do not have a plural form
Examples: Freedom, sand, money
Collective nouns refer to groups of people and/or things. Unlike mass nouns, they can usually be counted, so they usually have plural forms.
Examples:
Singular — Staff
Plural — Staffs
Singular — Herd
Plural — Herds
**Plural Nouns**
Plural nouns are the nouns that have been changed into their plural states by adding -s or -es. Remember your irregular nouns, such as mice and children! They too are plural nouns.
**Possessive Nouns**
Nouns can be possessive and express ownership, usually following the use of “of.”
Example: The life of Maria
Most singular possessives are formed by adding an apostrophe and “s.” If the noun is plural, the possessive form becomes “s” and apostrophe.
Singular Common: Dog
Singular Possessive: Dog’s
Plural Common: Dogs
Singular Possessive: Dogs’
Exception: if the plural noun does not end with an “s,” the possessive is formed by adding apostrophe and “s.”
Example:
Singular Common: Woman
Singular Possessive: Woman’s
Plural Common: Women
Plural Possessive: Women’s
**Pronouns**
A pronoun takes the place of an unknown noun. The unknown noun is called the “antecedent.”
Example: Maria wondered if she was late for work.
Maria is the antecedent of “she.” Instead of saying: Maria wondered if Maria was late for work, “she” appears to take the place of “Maria.”
The Nine forms of Pronouns:
Personal, possessive, indefinite, reflexive, reciprocal, intensive, interrogative, relative, and demonstrative.
The pronoun must always agree with antecedent, so if the antecedent is male, the pronoun must be male, if the antecedent is plural, the pronoun must be plural, etc.
Example:
Correct: When Maria bought the detergent, she used her credit card.
Incorrect: When Maria bought the detergent, they used his credit card.
**Pronoun Cases**
Nominative Cases: I, you, he, she, it, we, they, who
The nominative, or subjective, case pronoun is the subject of the sentence.
Examples: She went to the store.
Who has the book?
I am he.
This is she.
Objective Cases: Me, you, him, her, it, us, them, whom
These function as direct or indirect objects.
Examples:
We gave HER the bus money.
We gave IT to HER.
I don’t know to WHOM I speak.
The bag is with HER.
Possessive Cases: My, mine, his, her, hers, its, our, ours, their, theirs, your, yours, whose
The possessive case pronoun shows possession
Example:
That is MY bag.
That bag is MINE.
HER bus was late.
The bags are all HERS.
Personal Pronouns can refer to the person/people speaking (First person,) spoken to (second person,) or spoken ABOUT (third person.)
First person subject singular: I
First person subject plural: We
First person object singular: me
First person object plural: us
Second person subject singular: you
Second person subject plural: you
Second person object singular: you
Second person object plural: you
Third person subject singular: he, she, it
Third person subject plural: they
Third person object singular: him, her, it
Third person object plural: them
Example: I wanted to give them to her, but he wouldn’t let me.
I — first person singular
Them — third person plural
Her — third person singular
He — third person singular
Me — first person singular
**Possessive Pronouns**
Like regular nouns, personal pronouns can also be possessive. Possessive Determiners are possessive forms of personal pronouns. Possessive Determiners must have a following noun.
First person determiner singular: MY (book)
First person determiner plural: OUR (book)
First person pronoun singular: Mine
First person pronoun plural Ours
Second person determiner singular: YOUR (book)
Second person determiner plural YOUR (book)
Second person pronoun singular: Yours
Second person pronoun plural: Yours
Third person determiner singular: IS, HER, ITS (book)
Third person determiner plural: THEIR (book)
Third person pronoun singular: His, hers, its
Third person pronoun plural: Theirs
Example: They have MY bags but they know they’re MINE.
My — Determiner, dependent on “Bags”
Mine– stands in place of “My bags.”
**Indefinite Pronouns**
These have no specific antecedents. These are usually identified with general words like: all, any, some, or none.
Examples:
Singular: another, both, nobody, everything, nothing, somebody, everyone, no one, something, etc.
Plural: all, many, most, much, some
Examples: Somebody has her bags.
Plural: Everyone knows about Maria’s bags.
Indefinite pronouns are only pronouns if they are used ALONE. If they are used with a noun, they become indefinite adjectives.
Pronoun: Both knew they were Maria’s bags.
Adjective: Both baggers knew they were Maria’s bags.
If the subject performs actions TO or FOR itself, the action in the sentence passes BACK to the subject and becomes a reflexive pronoun.
First person singular: Myself
First person plural: Ourselves
Second person singular: Yourself
Second person plural: Yourselves
Third person singular: Himself/Herself/Itself
Third person plural: Themselves
Example: We asked OURSELVES where her bags were.
“We” is the doer and receiver of the action “ask.”
Intensive Pronouns are used to point back to the noun or pronoun for emphasis.
Example: I myself knew they were Maria’s bags.
The intensive pronoun does not always need to directly follow the noun.
Example: I prefer walking myself.
Reciprocal pronouns express mutual action.
Examples: each other/ each other’s
One another/one another’s
Maria and Heather greeted each other.
**Interrogative Pronouns**
These are used to ask questions and can be personal or non-personal
Personal subject: Who/Whoever
Personal object: Whom/Whomever
Personal possessive: Whose
Non-personal subject: Which
Non-personal subject: What
Example:
Who has the bags?
Which bagger has them?
Whose bags are these?
**Demonstrative Pronouns**
These substitute specific nouns, usually when someone is gesturing toward something.
Singular: This/That
Plural: These/Those
Example: These are for her.
**Verbs**
A verb is an action part of speech. It can also express a state of being, or the relationship between two things. It is most powerful when following a noun. Example: He HIT her. Verbs are the most complicated part of speech because they can sometimes become nouns, depending on their use.
The three kinds of verbs: transitive verbs, intransitive verbs, and linking verbs.
**Transitive verbs**
These take objects. Transitive verbs carry the action of subject and apply it to the object.
Example: She TOOK the bags.
**Intransitive verbs**
These do not take an object, but express actions that do not require the agent doing something to something else.
Example: She LEFT.
Linking verbs
These link the agent with the rest of the sentence and explain the link between the subject and the rest of the sentence.
Examples: appear, grow, seem, smell, taste
Example: Maria seems tired from shopping.
The Lay/Lie and Raise/Rise Confusion
These two pairs of verbs are constantly misused. In each, there is a transitive verb (TRV) and an intransitive verb (INV).
Lie — Intransitive, means recline or be situated
Lay — Transitive, means to place or put something
Rise — Intransitive, means to get up.
Raise — Transitive, means to lift something up.
Fun fact about Filipinos
Almost all Filipinos are very good at socializing they are likely to spend much time as possible with family and friends, and they also stay in touch these days by exchanging a whole lot of text messages.
In fact, it’s estimated that Filipinos send about five hundred million text messages every day, adding up to about one hundred three billion texts per year, earning them the designation “the texting capital of the world.”
That is more than the total number of daily text messages sent in the Europe and the US combined.
Fun Trivia about Filipinos you need to know (Sports)
Filipinos really love basketball!
In fact, you could see makeshift hoops erected on every street corner in the Philippines, alot of the people are commonly wearing NBA jerseys.
Their professional league, the Philippines Basketball Association (PBA) is the 2nd oldest in the world after only the NBA.
In fact, a good number of players with U.S. college and NBA experience come to play in the Philippine Basketball Association.
Filipino’s also love boxing with a passion.
When their most famous native son, Manny Pacquiao, fights, it’s like a national holiday.
In fact, Filipinos are very supportive of “PacMan” that every time he has a boxing match, the Philippine National Police report that street crime drops to zero in Metro Manila, and also true in most of the country.
A fact you need to know about Languages in the Philippines
There are about one hundred seventy five languages spoken in the Philippines.
With one hundred seventy one of them considered “living,”
while some other tribal dialects have no known living speakers.
The country’s official languages are;
Filipino (based on Tagalog)
English
Cebuano
Ilocano
...
But when Filipinos interact with other foreigners, it’s easy for them to speak English.
Land of Philippines
The entire landmass of the Philippines is made up islands.
In fact, Philippines has 7,500+ islands with only 2,000+ of them inhabited and nearly 5,000+ still unnamed on maps.
It is the second largest archipelago in the world.
Older people need less sleep?
**You may want to take a nap or go to sleep,**
**but first you need to know this;**
Did you know that~
-it is not true that old people need less sleep, however fifty percent of people who are over sixty four years old, suffer from some type of sleep disorder.
The truth is, the average adult needs a time of seven to nine hours of sleep daily.
Dreaming Fact
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Fun Truths, we cannot unsee
You may have not seen it with your own eyes but the truth is, all babies have blue eyes when they are born
-Exposure to ultraviolet light and melanin bring out the real color of their eyes.
Commonly all men have nipples. Why?
-When embryo, everyone is female until the Y chromosomes kicks in.
Kittens do sleep so much, because for them growth hormone is only released during sleep.
Facts about Sleep you need to know
-R E M is also called rapid eye movement, by which our eyes can be seen to move under our eyelids rapidly.
-During R E M sleep we are almost paralysed.
The only parts of our body we can move involuntarily is the muscles of our intestines, heart, blood, eyes and also our diaphragm.
The toughest phone
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Signs that you are more smarter than you realize
Are you doubtful of your intelligence?
These are the proofs that you are really intelligent.
- Loved reading
Reading from an early age improves you.
- Often worry
Thinking about the consequences and likely try to make sure everything turns out to be what is planned.
-Can be funny
Sense of humor and also high intelligence are really have a connection.
- Curious
Curiosity will make us interested in discovering new lessons.
- Perfectionist
People who are smart are usually perfectionists. Usually they won't truly be satisfied and they're going to reach up to the top.
Facts you want to know
Facts:
Cherophobia is the fear of fun.
Bin Laden's death was announced on 1st May 2011. Hitler's death eas announced on 1st May 1945.
You can plant a pineapple by slicing off the top and planting it in the soil.
Cig butts are the most littered item at the world, with an estimated 4.5 trillion littered annually. Each stick can take 5 to 400 years to completely break down.
Rare Words You Can Start Using Right Away
Dictionaries improves and some words may be forgotten.
You would be sad to see a word become extinct, you can return it to your everyday vocabulary before all of those words will be gone forever.
For example:
-Embrangle-
Meaning: to confusenor it can be entangle~
-Snollygoster-
Meaning: a selfish person .
-Fubsy-
Meaning: chubby or another term is squtt.
-Skirr-
Meaning: it means whirring sound.
-Muliebrity-
Meaning: it is a condition of being a feminine or being a woman.
Funny Words to Improve Your Vocabulary
**Funny Words to Improve Your Vocabulary**
Quagswag
A Verb, which means an act of vibrating.
Illecebrous
An Adjective which means attractive.
Hoddypeak
A Noun which means a blockhead.
Aglifft
An Adjective which means alarmed.
Redundant Words That Make You Sound Ignorant
**“LCD display”**
“LCD display means Liquid Crystal Display display.
**“PDF format”**
PDF format” means Portable Document Format format.
**“ICBM missile”**
“ICBM missile” means Intercontinental Ballistic Missile missile.
**“ISBN number”**
“ISBN number” means International Standard Book Number number.
**“SAT test”**
“SAT test” means Scholastic Aptitude Test test.
**“GRE exam”**
“GRE exam” means Graduate Record Examination examination.
**“VIN number”**
“VIN number” means Vehicle Identification Number number.
**“UPC code”**
“UPC code” means Universal Product Code code.
**“GOP party”**
“GOP party” means Grand Old party party.
**“ATM machine”**
“ATM machine” means Automatic Teller Machine machine.
**“CNN news network”**
“CNN news network” means Cable News Network news network.
**“AC current” / “DC current”**
“AC current” / “DC current” means Alternating Current current / Direct Current current.
**“DMZ zone”**
“DMZ zone” means Demilitarized Zone zone.
Interesting Trivia
Largest organ of the human body is the skin.
Humans have microscopic mites living in our eyebrows.
Alligators do give birth to females in cold and to males when it's hot temp.
Dolphins and whales do not drink water.
Common Words That Used To Mean Completely Different Things
**Bully (1538)**
Today's Definition: Someone cruel to those weaker.
Original Definition: Sweetheart.
**Prestigious (1546)**
Today's Definition: Honored.
Original Definition: Involving trickery.
**Matrix (1555)**
Today's Definition: Pattern of lines and spaces.
Original Definition: Female breeding animal.
**Garble (1400s)**
Today's Definition: Cause something to be confusing.
Original Definition: Sift, separate out impurities.
**Nervous (1300s)**
Today's Definition: Jumpy.
Original Definition: Sinewy.
**Assassin (1200s)**
Today's Definition: Killer of a VIP.
Original Definition: Hashish eater.
**Silly (1300s)**
Today's Definition: Foolish.
Original Definition: Innocent.
**Nice (1300s)**
Today's Definition: Kind, good.
Original Definition: Foolish, wanton.
**Backlog (1684)**
Today's Definition: Large number of jobs to be done.
Original Definition: Largest log in the hearth.
**Dapper (1400s)**
Today's Definition: Stylish.
Original Definition: Brave.
**Girl (1300s)**
Today's Definition: Young female. Original
Definition: Young person, either gender.
**Fantastic (1300s)**
Today's Definition: Exceptional.
Original Definition: Existing only in the imagination.
How much does our brain can hodl?
The **brain** is one of the biggest and most complicated organ inside us.
Made up of approximately 100 billion nerves that communicate in trillions of connections called synapses.
The **brain** is made up of many specialized areas that work together, to do a lot of things.
It can hold five times as much information as the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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The human body contains:
Iron that can make a 3 inch nails.
Sulphur to all the fleas on an average dog
Carbon that can make 900 pencils.
Potium that you can fire a toy cannon.
Fat that can make 7 bars of soap
Phosphorous that can make up to 2,200 match heads
Lastly,
Water that can fill a ten-gallon tank.
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Tessellation Pattern (Part 3) Photography
Turtle is an animal which has a different pattern.
Turtle's shells are patterned as tessellation.
Turtles carry a unique shell on their backs to serve as a protective covering for their inner body.
Their shells grow from separate bones that help them to breath.
Tessellation Pattern (Part 2) Photography
Pineapple is an example of tessellation.
The hard rind of a pineapple fruit is made up of hexagonal units.
Some countries that produces pineapples, made pineapples as their traditional ingredients for delicacies.
Tessellation (Part 1) Photography
Tessellation is a pattern that closely fits together and repeats with no gaps in between.
Honeycomb an example of tessellation.
The honeycomb structure is natural and created for efficient use of space.
The hexagonal comb of the bees is admired by several people.
Anyone who have seen the hexagonal comb might suggest that the bees are brilliant mathematicians.
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