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  History Of Computer

The computer  as we know it today had its beginning with a 19th Century English mathematics professor name Charles Babbage. He designed the Analytical Engine and it was this design that basic framework  of the computer of today are based on.
Generally speaking, computer can be classified into three generations. Each generation lasted for a certain period of time, and each gave us either a new and improved computer or an improvement to the existing computer.

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Skinny Jeans bad for Your  Health

There has been a warning  that fashion items may cause posture problems and back and neck pain.

The  British Chiropractic Association (BCA)  & Doctors says items such as skinny jeans, high heels and handbags can "wreak havoc" on our bodies.

Doctors Warn that Skinny Jeans may be HARMFUL for your HEALTH

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Skinny jeans have become increasingly popular over the last few years. And unlike their baggy and boxy  counterparts, skinny jeans hug every curve of your body and are tight around your hips, buttocks, crotch, legs,calves, and ankles, And while skinny jeans may be your go _ to, you should be aware of the fact that when you put them on, you're actually putting yourself in harm's way. To begin with, the sheer tightness of skinny jeans can cause numbness and tingling in your legs, and their tautness around your waist has even been linked to acid reflux. To make matter worse, there have been known cases of skinny jeans exacerbating a condition called compartment syndrome, which is caused by the buildup of  pressure from the swelling of body tissues. Now that you have the skinny on skinny jeans, maybe you'll rather put on looser  pair that are more comfortable and healthier.

Skinny jeans can cause serious damage to nerves and muscles, doctors have warned. Just how bad of your health is the definitive hipster garment, asks jon kelly.

Someone warn Russell Brand. Send help to the Duchess of Cambridge. Skinny jeans have long been the legwear of choice among fashionists, but it appears there are health risks associated with dressing like Kate moss  or the bass player from The Strokes.

Skinny jeans seem sexy to some, but looking svelte might come at a steep price. Specifically, a 35- years-lod woman almost needed surgery on her lower legs on account of body damage sustained while wearing a pair of tight jeans.
It's not the first time tight legwear has been subject to health warnings. Other researchers have identified several cases where patients have  developed pain or tingling in their thighs after wearing "tight new fashion low cut trousers" Men are warned that skinny jeans can lead  to  twisted testicles. They are typically urged to wear looser undergarments when they and their partner are trying to conceive, says general prectitoner Dr Sarah Jarvis, because high temperatures are thought to have a negative effect on sperm production.

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Taj Mahal facts and built, years and where this tajmahal

Taj Mahal is an ivory - white marble islamic mausoleum on the south bank of the Yamuna river in the indian city of Agra. It was commissioned in 1632 by favourite wife, Mumtaz mahal: it also houses the tomb of his favourite wife, Mumtaz Mahal; it also houses the tomb of  Shah jahan himself.  so today very interesting facts about tajmahal. If you don't know already, there may be a few questions running through your mind like who built the Taj Mahal and some question i answer this article friends.

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Year of Construction: 1653
Completed Ink: 1653

Time Taken: 22 years
Built Bjy: Shah jahan

Dedicated to: Mumtaz Mahal (Arjumad Bano Begum). the wife of Shah jahan

Location: Agra (Uttara pradesh), India
Building Type: Islamic tomb
Architecture: Muhal (Cobination of Persian, Isalamic and Indian architecture syle)
Cost of Construction: 32 crore rupees
Number of workers: 20,000
Highlight: One of the seven Wonders of the world; A UNESCO world heritage site
Timings: Sunrise to Sunset (Friday closed)
Fee: Rs750 (Foreign Tourists
Rs 510 (citizens of SAARC &BIMSTEC Countries)
Rs 20 (Domestic Indian Tourists)
No  Entry Fee for children below 15 years of age (Domestic of Foreigner)

Interesting Facts Of Taj Mahal

◼️ Before his accession to the throne, Shah jahan was popularly known as Prince khurram.
◼️ Shah Jahan fell in love with the beautiful Arjumand Bano Begum and married her, making her his third wife.

◼️ Arjumand  Bano Begun was christened  by Shah Jahan as Mumtaz Mahai, meaning the "Chosen One of the Palace" or" Jewel of the Palace".

◼️ Shah Jahan lost Mumtaz, when she died giving birth to their 14h child.
◼️ For the transportation of the construction materials, more than 1,000 elephants were employed.

◼️ As many as 28 different  varieties of semi-precious and precious stones were used to adorn the Taj with exquisite inlay work.
◼️ Depending on what time of the day it is and whether or not there's moon at night, Taj Mahal appears to be different color every time. Some even belleve that this changing pattern of colors depict different moods of a woman.
◼️ Passages from Quran have been used as decorative elements throught the complex.
⬛ On the sides of the  actual tomb of Mumtaz Mahal,99 names of Allah can be found as calligraphic inscriptions.

⬛ Taj Mahal was built in stages, with the plinth and the tomb taking up roughly 15 years. Building of minarets, mosque, jawab, and gateway took additional 5 years to be completed.
⬛ Different types of marbles used in construction of Taj Mahal were brought over from many different regions & countries:  Rajasthan, Punjab, China, Tibet, Afghanistan, Srilanka, & Arabia.
⬛ Many precious stones and Lapis Lazulli ( a semi-  precious stone) were ripped off from its walls by the Britishers during the Indian  rebellion of 1857.
⬛ Taj Mahal attracts 2-4 million visitors annually over 200,000 from overseas.

Dolphin Facts and good information

Check out these fun dolphin facts for kids. Learn about different types of dolphins, how they communicte with each other and muck more.



Read on other animals, dolphins are believed to be very intelligent.

Dolphins are carnivores (meat eaters.).

The killer Whale (also known as Orca) is actually a type of dolphin.

Bottlenose dolphins are the most common and well known type of dolphin.

Female dolphin are called cows, males are called bulls and young dolphine are called calves.

Dolphins often display a playful attitude which makes them popular in human culture. They can be seen jumping out of the water, riding waves, play fighting and ocasionally interacting with humans swimming in the water.

Dolphins have excellent eyesight and hearing as well as the ability to use echolocation for finding the  exact location of objects.


Dolphins communicate with each other by clicking, Whisting and other sounds.

Some dolphin species face the  threat of extinction, often directly as a result of human behavior. The yangtze River Dolphin is an example of a dolphin species which may have recently become extinct.

Some fishing methods, such as the use of nets, kill a large number of dolphins every year

Peacock interesting facts

Check out range of fun peacock facts  for for kids. Learn about the fact that peacocks are the male only of the bird called a peafowl, why the peacock has such beautiful feathers, where peacocks are native too and much more.


Read on and enjoy a variety of interesting information about peacocks.


➤ "Peacock" is commonly used as the naem for a peafowl of the pheasant family. But in fact "peacock" is the name for the colorfully plumaged male peafowl only. The females are called peahens, the are smaller and grey or brown in color.


➤ The name of a baby peafowl is  a peachick.

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➤ Peacocks are best know for their amazing eye-spotted tail feathers up to from a fan that stretches out nearly 2 m in length.

➤ This colourful display is believed to be way to attract females for mating purposes, and secondly to make the peacock look bigger and intimidating if e feels threatened by predators.

➤ There are 3 varieties of peafowl, the indian, the Green and the Congo.

➤ The most common type of  peafowl found in many zoos and parks around the world is the indian peafowl . The head and neck of whick is covered in shining. blue feathers arranged like scales. It is native to South Asia ares of Pakistan, Sri Lanka and india (where it is the national bird).

➤ The congo peafowl is native to central Africa. I doen't have a large plumage like other varieties. it is the national bird of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

➤The Green peafowl is native to central Africa. It doesn't have a large plumage like other varieties. It is the national bird of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

➤ White varieties of peacocks are not albinos, they have a genetic mutation that causes the lack of pigments in the plumage.

➤ Peacock feathers  accounts for 60 percent of the bird's total body length and with a wingspan measuring  5 feet, it is one of the largest  flying birds in the world.

➤ A peafowl can life to over the age of 20 years, the peacocks plumage looks its best when the male reaches the age of 5 or  6.


➤ Peacocks have spurs on their feet that are primarily used to fight with other males.

➤ Peafowl are omnivorous, they eat  many types of plants, flower petals, seeds, in sects and small reties such a s lizards.


➤ In Hindu culture, Lord Karthikeya, the god of war, is said to ride a peacock.

Blood facts

Enjoy these blood facts while learning some interesting facts and information about blood type, cells, pressure, plasma, donation and more. Found in humans and most animals, blood  is an incredibly important 1 bodily fluid that transports oxygen and various nutrients to our body's cells.

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➤ Blood makes up around 7% of the weight of a human body.

➤ Blood contains red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets.

➤ These blood cells float in a yellow liquid called blood plasma. Blood plasma is made up of 90% water and also contains various nutrients, electrolytes, gases, proteins, glucose and hormones.

➤ Blood plasma can be separated from the cells by spinning blood in a device known as a centrifuge until the cells collect at the bottom of the tube.

➤ Red blood cells have the important job of carrying oxygen around the body. They also contain a protein called hemoglobin. Hemoglobin contains iron which combines with oxygen to give hemoglobin and our blood, a red color.

➤ Red  blood cells develop in bone marrow and circulate in the body for around 120 days.

➤ White blood cells are an important part of the body's immune system. They defend against certain bacteria. viruses, cancer cells infectious diseases and other unwanted materials.

➤ Platelets help blood clot in order to limit bleeding when your skin is cut. Blood clots can occasionally have negative effects, if they from blood vessels going to the brain they can cause a stroke while clotting in a blood vessel going to the heart can lead to heart attack.


➤ As well as delivering important substances to our cells, blood also help take away unwanted waste products.

➤ Grouping human blood types can be a difficult process and there are currently around 30 recognized blood types (or blood group). You might be familiar with the more simplified ABO system which categorizes blood types under O,A,.B and AB Do you know which blood type you are?

➤ Many generous humans around the world give blood donations every year. This blood is used in important blood transfusions or made into medication.

➤ There are strict rules that limit the number of people who can volunteer blood donations. There  include screening processes that test for diseases that could be transmitted by a blood transfusion as well as ensuring recovery time for the donor's body to replace its own blood.

➤ One of the principal signs of life for humans is blood pressure, this is the measure of pressure that circulating blood has on the walls of blood vessels. Blood pressure is usually taken from a person's upper arm. Although averages vary from person to person, a general human being is know to have a normal blood pressure of aroud 112\64 mmHg High blood pressure can increase the stroke or heart attack.

Thunder Facts For kids
Enjoy our fun thnder facts for kids. Learn the difference between thunder and lightning, how thunder is created, what philosophers used to think created thunder and much more.
Read on find a range of facts, trivia and other  interesting information about thunder.


➤ Thunder is the sound caused by lightning.

➤  The intense heat from lightning causes the surrounding air to rapidly expand and create a sonic wave that your hear as thunder.

➤ The average temperature of lightning is around 20000 c (36000F)

➤ The sound of thunder can be anything from a loud  crack to a low rumble.

➤ Light travels faster than sound so we see lightning before we hear thunder.

➤ The closer your are, the shorter the gap between the lightning and thunder.

➤ The speed of sound is around 767 miles per hour (1,230 kilometres per hour).

➤ The speed of light is around 669600000 miles per hour (1080000000 kilometres per hour).

➤ Thunder is difficultto hear at distances over 12 miles (20 kilometres).
➤ Thousands of year ago philospher such as Aristotle believed that thunder was caused by the collision of clouds.

➤ Astraphobia is the  fear of thunder and lightining.

➤ The Oklahoma backetball team that play in the National Basketball Association (NBA) are called the Thunder.

windows 10 shortcuts and facts

As of windows  10 Creators Update, Microsoft have integrate some of the most mind blowing features in windows 10, that most of the people  are still not aware of. Lets countdown----

In early versions of windows (in 7 or 8), pressing Win + key combination would open basically no use for most users. But with windows  10, we get a list of system tools in the mobility menu.

No Advanced Boot Options using F8



Windows 7 provided us ease by stepping into Advanced Boot Options in case windows is already running. User require to setup environment for booting into Safe mode when windows is running normally or to interrupt normal boot process and launch Automatic Repair.

True Multi-Tasking

Windows 10 settiongs keyboard shortcuts

Press this key ➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤        to do this

Human kidney interesting facts

The best analogy for kidneys is an update on your smarphone. Every once in a while, Apple (or Android) want you to update your phone with new features.

It resets your phone, basically giving your phone new life. Same for kidneys.

They clean your blood and keep your body chemically balanced through its filtration system.
the worst part about kidneys? You can't pee without them! Well, you could pee, but it would be harder to pee since kidneys are your filtration system.

And did you know you don't need both kidneys to live?
Here are 20  interesting facts about your kidneys!

1. Kidneys love their blood flow. They reabsorb and redistribute 99% of the blood  bolume thoughout the body, leaving the  1%  of the filtered blood to become urine.

2. Because they love the flow or  blood, kidneys have a higher blood flow compared to the brain and liver.

3. About 25% of all blood from the heart goes into the kidneys.

4. A baby's kidney is huge compared to its body weight. Even though it weighs less than an ounce (28 grame), an average baby weighs 7.d pounds, or 120 ounces (3.4 kilograms).

5. An adult's kidney weghs about 5 ounces (142 grams ) and is the size of a fist.

6. Make sure yo hydrate: the most common cause of kidney stones is not driking  enough liquids, especially water. Drink yp! Your kidneys will thank you later.

7. The largest kidneys stone ever recorded was the size of a coconut. It weighed a whopping 2.5 pounds (1.1 kilograms)

8. The right kidney is usually smaller and placed lower in the body than the left kidney. right kidneysits under the liver, the body's largest internal organ, which explains why it's smaller and placed lower in the body.

9. You don't need both kidneys. One-half of a kidney can do the work of two, and 75% of one kidney can sustain life comfortably.


10. If  a child is born without  a kidney, the other one will grow and weight the some as two kidneys put together.

11. Our filtration system should thank these tiny filtering units called nephrons. They remove harmful toxins and excess fluids from the blood to keep you alive.

12. There are about 1.15 million nephrons in your body. Stretched out from end to end, they are about 5 miles(8 kilometer) long.

13. You can hold anywhere  between 50 and 500 milliliters (1.7-17 ounces) of urine in your bladder.

14. What's cooler is the your body waits until your bladder is half-full before you go to the bathroom. Once it reaches the halfway poing, your body sends signals to your brain telling you that it's time to expel the yellow stuff from your system.

15. Kidneys also activate vitamin D in your body -- but only as a last resort. If your skin cells can't receive vitamin D from the Sun, then your liver takes over. And if your  liver can't produce vitamine D , your kidneys get the jobs done.

Fun Parrot Facts for Kids

Check out our range of fun parrot facts for kids. Learn about different parrot species, what they eat, make popular pets and much more. Read on and enjoy a variety of interesting information about parrots.

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Lion facts

Living in the  grasslands, scrub, and open woodlands of sub-Saharan Africa, the lion is the second largest cat in the  world. it is dwarfed slightly by the tiger, which is closely related and has a very similar body type.


Unlike other cats, lions are very social animals. They live in groups, called prides, of around 30lions. A pride consists of up to three males, a dozen related females, and their young. The size of the pride is determined by the availability of food and water. If resources are scarce, the pride becomes smaller.

Pride members keep track of one another by roaring. Both males and females have a very powerful roar that can be heard up to 8 km (5 mi.) away.

Males and females take on very different roles in the pride. Male lions spend their time guarding their territory and their cubs. They maintain the boundaries of their rerritory, Which can be as large as 260 sq km (100 sq.mi.) by roaring, marking it with urine, and chasing off  intruders. Their thick means, a unique train to male lions, protect their necks when they fight with challengers.

Female lions are primary humters of the group. They are smaller and more agile than males.But since their prey is still generally faster than them, they use teamwork to bring an animal down. Weaker lionesses herding the prey toward the center. Then the stronger females knock the animal down and make the kill.

Lions usually hunt at night. Their prey includes antelopes, buffaloes, zebras, young elephants, rhinos, hippos, wild hogs, crocodiles and giraffes. But they also sometime kill from other carnlvores, like hyenas, wild dogs, cheetahs, and leopard, or scavenging spoiled meat.
After a successful hunt, all the lions in the pride share the meal taking  first claim, followed by the lionesses, and finally, the cubs,

Lions have a fast-working digestive system, which allows them to gorge theselves and then go for water everyday. But they can go 4-5 days without drinking by obtaining moisture from the stomach contents of their prey.

Spending  16-20  hours of the day sleeping or resting, lions are the laziest of the big cats. They can be found lying on their backs with their feet up or taking a snooze up in a tree. While lazing around, they are very affectionate toward one another, rubbing heads, grooming, and purring.

Lionesses give birth to 2-3 cubs at a time. Usually a couple females give birth around the same time. The cubs are then raised together, sometimes nursing communally.


Vulnerable to predators like hyenas, leopards, and black-backed jackals, cubs have a 60 - 70 % mortality rate. They are sometime  trampled by large animals male lions takes over a pride, they kill all the cubs so they can sire their own with the lionesses.

Female cubs stay with the group as they age. At around two years old, they become capable hunters. But young males are forced out of the pride at that age. They form bachelor groups and follow migrating herds until they are strong enough to challenge male lions of other prides. In general, a group of males stays in power in the pride for a around there years before another bachelor group takes it over.

Conservation Status
African lions are considered vulnerable of extinction by the IUCN Red List. They are threatened by loss and fragmention of habitat. They are also killed by humans in bravery rituals, as hunting trophies, for medicinal powers, or by ranchers protecting their livestock. Furthermore they are susceptible to tick- borne diseases like canine distemper and babesia. dogs as well as hyenas. Babesia occurs during droughts, when  mainourished prey is vulnerable to disease. The ticks spread to the lions after they kill the sick animal. The combination of distemper and babesia causes mass fatalities in lion populations.

What you Can Do to help
you can help save lions by writing a Letter to Lions that will be shered with African leaders. Share why lions are important to you and include a drawing if you like. you can also  donate to charties like  National Geographic's Big Cat intaitive, panthera's project Leonardo, or the African Wildlife Foundation.

your eye is are incredibly complex. They work hard from the minute you wake up to the minute you go back to sleep, constantly taking in information about the world  around you. We've put together some  facts about your eyes that will help you realist just how remarkable they truly are:

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