Today some fellows showed me an incredible Wikipedia entry. Yes, weird world. Lina Medina, a Peruvian child, is the youngest confirmed mother in medical history as well. She gave birth at the age of 5 years, 7 months and 21 days, which means at four she already got pregnant!

Apparently, "her menarche had occurred at 8 months of age (or 2 1/2 according to a different article), and that she had had prominent breast development by the age of 4. By age 5 her figure displayed pelvic widening and advanced bone maturation" (in Wikipedia). The curiousest thing is that nobody knows who is the dad of that children. Her father is the main suspect but he never condemned due to the lack of evidences.

Anyway, by curiosity I took a look at the list of youngest birth mothers and realised the fact is that the three first children on the list are all from Peru. Worst part: they were raped...

Still should I say, impressive!

I was testing the brand new iPhoto '09 and its great Faces feature when I assisted a really curious, strange and odd thing. So, I was organising my photos of my travel to Paris this Christmas. When came the Louvre part, iPhoto recognised lots of faces on the well-known painting from Jacques-Louis David, "The Coronation of Napoleon" (see the pic).

What I conclude is that iPhoto likes Art so much that it makes a real thing of that. On the other hand, iPhoto discards people connected to the Church, such as Pope Pius VII and his slaves entourage. Good software always makes the difference!