Healthy Breakfast For Schoolchildren
Posted by infinityofideas in Exercise and Health on December 13, 2012
If you are a parent of a nice schoolgirl or a bright schoolboy you have probably thought about the right breakfast for your child already. The present-day rich assortment of raw and premade products choosing the well-balanced and nutritious ones is a real problem. The persistent advertisements advice the parents to give the ready-made dried breakfasts to their children. That doesn’t mean your child would eat dried products at all. These various stars, alphabet letters, moons and geometric figures are usually served with milk or yoghurt. Children enjoy various nut and chocolate pastes and eat them with a slice of bread. The powders that should be added to a glass of milk will instantly make this milk to look and smell like cocoa. To improve the grades of your children the numerous happy mothers from the ad videos advice to include a iodine and mineral pill in the daily eating plan of your kids.
Best Adventure Stories
Posted by infinityofideas in Literature on October 9, 2012
Books are said to develop us mentally and spiritually, to provide us with knowledge and enable us of independent thinking. However, I sometimes want just to read, without all this personal development and other philosophical stuff. Yet, it appears that in the world where everybody has something clever to say t is difficult to find just an adventure story with interesting twisted plot which will make you “swallow” the book. Having dived into the depth of my memory I have extracted several adventure stories which I recommend you to read.
Saul Leiter
Posted by infinityofideas in Arts and Humanities on September 24, 2012
Saul Leiter is an American photographer and painter who became famous for his images of unusual compositions and odd angles. He got acquainted with the art of photography at the age of 12 when his mother gave him his first camera. Raised in a religious family at the age of 23 he left Pittsburgh for New York City. His parents were very unhappy and sad to find out that their son would like to become a photographer. In fact they wanted him to be a rabbi.
Online Communication and the Danger of the Disinhibition Effect
Posted by infinityofideas in News & Media on September 21, 2012
The most part of the people whom you meet on the internet can’t say for sure who are you and identify your address and occupation. The computer system administrators and other technically experienced people probably could define you IP address and e-mail if necessary. But generally the internet users know only that information about you that you have reported yourself. If you wish you may hide your identity. The world “anonymous” points out the fact that one can go without the actual name. Such fact makes the best prerequisite for the gamer or internet user developing the syndrome of disinhibition.
Frank Dituri
Posted by infinityofideas in Arts and Humanities on September 14, 2012
Frank Dituri is a photographer who creates images full of mystery and ambiguity. He is captivated by the time issues. Taking pictures Dituri creates surreal world. The photographer himself opposes his own works to the works by Henri Cartier-Bresson. It happens mainly because his images are about time while Bresson was captivated by the decisive moments. Bresson was sure that “there is nothing in the world that does not have a decisive moment”. For him photography was depicting significant events and significant moments. That’s why Bresson is believed to be a father of modern photojournalism.
Men and The Presents They Give
Posted by infinityofideas in Jokes on September 10, 2012
The men who give presents really exist. Another matter is the presents they give and what do they imply by giving them. The most extreme case is the man who gives you money as a present. Perhaps he is just bored to run through all the shops and malls to search for the finest silk scarf of the complicated shade of greyish blue which would match your eye color. E just puts the money in the envelope and gives it to you. The sum of this money also matters. An envelope with 10 USD inside given as a present can be considered to be a sheer mockery. Yes, it’s quite possible to mock a person out with the presents you give him or her. For example my friend used to sneer her mother-in-law by giving her finely decorated boxes with air fresheners or lipsticks of awful colors.
