Tuesday, March 1, 2011

Strange News:: 5 Secrets About Einstein 3/1/11


Einstein the second prime Minister of Israel
On 09 November ,1952,after the death of first president of Israel Chaim Weizman,Einstein was offered for the post of Prime Minsiter by Israeli Government but he refused them; Einstein refused this job because he thought he is too old for this job and he also don’t has enough experience and temperament for this job; Einstein was offered Prime Minisitership, because he was Jew and also very popular and respected among the Jewish people.
Einstein Never worn Socks
It is very weird and interesting, but it is 100 % true, Einstein never wore socks in his whole life, because for him socks were a pain and because they often would get holes in them and he was also of the view that, why wear both socks and shoes, when one of them would do just fine?
Einstein and his refrigerator invention
Most of the people think that Einstein was just a theoretical scientist, but not many people know that, he had a very good grip on practical knowledge about science; According to research Albert Einstein invented a refrigerator after writing his famous Special theory of Relativity, but unfortunately his invention never got into production because new technology made it obsolete.

Einstein had an illegitimate daughter
According to latest research, Einstein had an intimate love affair with his girl friend Mileva Maric in late 1890’s ,just before there marriage Milea Maric found herself pregnant and they decided to hide their illegitimate girl; Einstein married her after one year,when he got patent job.
We don’t know what exactly happened to their daughter but it is believed that their illegitimate girl Lieserl either died after suffering from scarlet fever at an early age or she survived the scarlet fever and was given up for adoption.
Einstein Failed in Exams
This is a common notion among People that a student who fails in school exams or tests is not intelligent, but not many people know that, Geinus of 20th century, one and only Albert Einstein failed early school entrance exam, because of language and culture sections, but he became an extraordinary scientist in the future which proofs that traditional school tests don’t always show how you’ll do in life.

Top News:: Colin Firth Grateful For UK Support After Oscar’s Win 3/1/11



Colin Firth “felt” the support of the UK when he won his Oscar.
The 50-year-old star, who picked up the Best Actor trophy for his portrayal of stuttering British monarch King George VI in ‘The King’s Speech’ on Sunday night, September 27, forgot about the speech he had planned when he took to the stage to accept the accolade but says the backing of his countrymen helped him through.


He said, “I actually wrote a speech and forgot it. And that was when it came to me, that support at home. I felt it – it was very important to me.”
The film won a total of four awards – Best Actor, Best Picture, Best Director and Best Original Screenplay – and Colin was said to be “buzzing” at the movie’s success.


An insider revealed, “Colin was King for the night. He was absolutely buzzing and good for him. Everyone in Hollywood thought he deserved it.”
However, he was so shocked later on in the evening that he accidentally left the gold statue in a toilet.


Luckily, an attendant noticed the forgetful winner’s mistake and ran to give it back to him and he carried on partying the night away.


A source said, “Everyone was trying to buy him drinks. He may be 50 but he knows how to party and was determined to make the most of the occasion.”
Despite his exciting evening, Colin later admitted he was glad the parties had drawn to a close.


He told the Daily Mail newspaper, “I think I’m feeling not joy – but relief that it’s over. That seems to be the default position. You could say I’m grateful – and relieved.


“The whole Oscar adventure has taken months and months of criss-crossing the Atlantic to go to Los Angeles and New York and points in between.
“I don’t think I’ll need to go to another party ever again.” By Bang

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