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Saturday, May 19, 2012

Rihanna Wore a Mesh Skirt & See Through Bra to Dinner

It should really be an indicator of how barely being able to see through a celebrity’s clothes is like goddamn manna from heaven today, I had no idea it’d show up in my feeds. So here Rihanna is clearly not wearing any underwear for reasons I’ll just assume involve Chris Brown really hating non-garmented female genitalia. That can’t be far off.

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Mangoes: The New Magical Fruit

Many of us have spent a lot of our time trying to figure out what the magical food or diet is that will keep us both slim and healthy. Well, new research has emerged claiming that the mango may help you do just that.
Comparing the diets of over 13,000 individuals participating in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) between 2001 and 2008, researchers found that those that ate mangos regularly scored higher on the Healthy Eating Index (HEI) than those that did not. Check out the significant advantages mango eaters tend to have versus non-mango eaters:

Increased intake of vitamin C, magnesium, potassium, and dietary fiber
Lower intake of sodium and total fat
Lower average body weight

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The mango, being one of the most popular fruits in the world, is on the verge of reaching the height of its popularity with the results from another study conducted by Texas A&M University. This study discovered that a certain polyphenolic compound in the fruit may help kill breast cancer cells. The mice participating in the study exhibited a reduction in both tumor size and weight. However, human clinical trials have yet to be conducted.
Both of these studies, funded by the National Mango Board, affirm the mango’s title as a nutritional power fruit. I’m a member of the National Mango Board, so I can tell you that with over 20 vitamins, minerals and antioxidants, year-round availability, as well as delicious taste, the mango has most-assuredly earned its position as a top-ten fruit worldwide. And now, with the news of its propensity to keep us healthy and keep cancer at bay, it would be a shame for it not to make a more consistent appearance in our diets.

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Ever wondered how to cut a mango?

Cutting a mango is as easy as 1, 2, 3! The most important thing to remember is that the mango has a long, flat seed in the center of the fruit.

Stand the mango on your cutting board stem end down and hold. Place your knife about 1/4" from the widest center line and cut down through the mango. Repeat on the other side, and you’ll have two mango “cheeks.”
Cut parallel slices or a checkerboard into the mango flesh, being careful not to cut through the skin.
Scoop the mango slices or cubes out of the mango skin using a tablespoon and enjoy!

How to Temporarily Blind Yourself

Have you ever wondered what it might be like to be temporarily blind? Of course you have. In fact, there is a way to trick your body into becoming blind, at least for a few minutes.
Writing on Mindhacks, Vaugn Bell—perhaps one of the best neuroscience writers around—explains the trick:

"If you don't believe me, try this simple, but startling demonstration. First, hold your eyeball perfectly still. You could use calipers to do this, or a drug that paralyses the eye muscles, but my favourite method is to use my thumb and index finger. Using the sides of your thumb and finger, press on the bone of the eye socket, through your upper and lower eyelids. Do this gently. Try it with one eye first, closing the other eye or covering it with your hand.
"With your eye fixed in position, keep your head still and soon you will experience the strangest thing. (You will have to stop reading at this point. I don't mind. We will pick up when you have finished). After a few seconds the world in front of you will fade away. As long as you are holding your eyeball perfectly still, you will very quickly discover that you can see nothing at all. Blink, or move your head, let go of your eye and the world will come back."

What's happening? Essentially, your eye is casting the exact same pattern of light on to the retina. Because nothing's changing, the receptors in your eye start sending messages to the brain less often, so the brain is passed information less regularly. Gradually, that means the image fades to nothing. Put crudely, it's like bad smells that disappear when you're exposed to them for more than a few minutes.