7.06.2013

The tallest man in the world

Robert Pershing Wadlow was the tallest man ever known. He was born on February 22nd, 1918 in Alton, Illinois, USA.  He died  on July 15th, 1940, Manistee, Michigan, USA.
His parents were Addie and Harold Wadlowowie. At birth he weighed less than four kilograms. In fifth year of life he was155 cm tall, and in the third grade of primary school surpassed the teacher. When he was 13 years old, he already measured 224 cm. At the age of 18 years has reached 254 cm. At the age of 22, before his death, he reached the height of 272 cm and the weight of 222 kg.

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By Szpulka 

GEORGE WASHINGTON

George Washington was born on 22th February, 1732 (or on 11th February, 1731) and he died on 14th December, 1799. He was the first President (1789–1797) of the United States of America. He was also the commander of the Continental Army during the American Revolution and one of the Founding Fathers of the United States. He was a mason too (masons are very nice people, who follow many interesting rituals etc. ;)

Some day he and his friends colonels decided to start a big revolution (jupii!!!) against ... England :(. Why? Because England was very cruel for American colonies (big taxes etc.). Many people died during the American Revolution, but Washington won.

He built a great and a strong nation - America.

HAPPY END!!!

ANONYMOUS GUY


The oldest woman in the world

114-year-old Japanese woman was officially recognized as the oldest woman in the world. Misao Okawa received a special certificate from the Guinness Book of Records.It can be regarded as a birthday present, because next week mrs.Okawa will celebrate the 115th birhtday . According to the Gerontology Research Center, which verifies information for Guinness Book of Records, venerable Japanese woman was born in 5 March 1898. Mrs Okawa was married in 1919 and stayed for three children, four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Her 90-year-old son, Hiroshi, says that  he probably inherited some genes from the mother, he does not believe that he'll set the record for longevity.


Misao Okawa


By Szpulka

5 Weirdest-Looking Animals


5.The axolotl -is a neotenic salamander closely related to the tiger salamander.


4.The Philippine tarsier-The Philippine Tarsier is one of the smallest primates on earth.



3.The Angora rabbit -The Angora is one of the oldest types of domestic rabbits.



2.Kiwa hirsuta -is a crustacean discovered in 2005 in the South Pacific Ocean.


1.The leafy seadragon -is a marine fish in the family Syngnathidae, which also includes the seahorses.





By Szpulka 

6.06.2013

Stoneheart



Hey, hi, hello!
I’ve found ANOTHER interesting book :). This time it’s called Stoneheart. It’s about a 12-year-old boy called George. After he gets into trouble in the museum during a school trip, he gets into trouble on the street. (yeap, on the street). He breaks a sculpture of Pterodactyl.  And this strange creature starts to hunt for him. Only he can see it. Another statue saves him from getting killed, and this time it’s Gunner, a sculpture of  World War I. However, things get more difficult than George can imagine.




Stoneheart.jpg  - by Lagoonka

Shatter Me



Hello!
I’ve read an interesting book during the long weekend. It’s called “Shatter Me”. The main character is called Juliette. She is a teen who has been incarcerated for a murder caused by her fatal touch. When she touches somebody she takes her/his life energy and inflicts killing pain. One day they give her a cellmate called Adam Kent. She finds out that he is her old friend from school. And he is the only one who can touch her safely… That’s where all the trouble starts…


  -by Lagoonka

The Door to Time



Hi!
I’ve read a book called „The Door to Time”. It’s about 3 friends who live in a little town  (you can’t find it on the map). They live in an old house. One day they get a strange letter with 4 keys in it. Behind the closet there is a hidden door with 4 key holes… Julie, Jason and Rick slowly discover the secrets of Villa Argo.  I think it's a very interesting book.




-by Lagoonka