What is Lebron doing this summer? Learning from the best...

Since the beginning of summer, right after Miami lost the Finals, all we heard about Lebron James revolved around charity events, basketball camps for the best high schools and colleges. He played in a few different basketball games here and there and filmed a commercial in Los Angeles. He visited Nike headquarters in Oregon. He even attended a bachelor party in Las Vegas for his teammate Chris Paul. Lebron James is back home in Ohio, hosting his charity bicycle annual event but most importantly Lebron James did a rather unusual thing this summer. He had his plane take a little detour and go to Houston. He decided that after loosing to the Dallas Mavericks he wanted to improve one of the aspects of his game (the only aspect he still needs to be perfect), his post up game. To do that he went to see the great Hakeem Olajuwon. 
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10 Smartest animals in the world

1. Chimpanzees

Many researchers discover that chimps can learn a lot of thing that others can’t. Using symbols and teaching them to other chimps is only one of them.  They also understand aspects of human language, including concepts of number and numerical sequence as well as some relational syntax. Chimpanzees make tools and use them to acquire foods, for social displays.  Above all, chimpanzees have a better memory than any other creature, including humans.  They are analytical and good in solving problem, clearly capable of insight and complex “cognitive performance” in both the captivity and in wild, and particularly adept at analyzing relative relationships. After all these traits, sharing 96% of their DNA with ours, chimpanzees deserve to top our list as the smartest animal in the world.