Are you one of those people still
believing in chain-letters, passing beneath ladders, black cats, Friday the 13th, Santa Claus and Eastern Bunny?
Or are you over those childish fantasies? Here you can see some of the world's
more bizarre superstitions that are still sticking with the
modern way of living and refusing to go away.
Monday, August 20, 2012
Sunday, August 19, 2012
Top Ten Hottest Female Villains
There is something about male villains that makes us hate them.
Whenever there is a scene where the male villain is kicking someone else
and beating the shit out of them, we are silently (and sometimes even
out loud) cursing them. But when it is a female villain instead we are
all eyes and ears. It always is a sight to behold. And yes feel free to
believe that the producers and directors are perhaps biased because not
as much attention is paid to detail when it comes to a male villain.
With female villains however, it is the complete opposite. Scroll
down and you will get the proof that you are looking for.
Most Dangerous Bacteria
Bacteria are ubiquitous, present in the soil, air and water around
you. Some bacteria can be beneficial, while other bacteria causes
illness and even death. Pathogenic bacteria, those organisms that cause
disease, relentlessly bombard your body daily. Your body's immune system
fights off most of these invaders. Some types of bacteria cause more
harm to humans than others, overwhelming your body's defenses and
frequently causing death in terrifying ways and at alarming speeds.
Students vs Prisoners
Dust Storms - When the Air Turns Against You
They are known by many names: Haboob, Simum, Black
Blizzards. A solid wall of dust almost a mile high, moving whole sand
dunes and bringing Biblical darkness to the huge areas of the world.
Scorching hot winds (up to 40 degrees Celsius) blowing the sand around
with hurricane speeds... What seems extreme to us is actually a common
occurrence in Africa and the Middle East. The similar sand-saturated
hurricane-speed storms over Mediterranian are called Sirocco, Yugo and
Ghibli. The dust (or desert sand) particles become airborne and held in
suspension, creating a moving front. The convection of cold air over the
heated ground maintains the storm and keeps the dust rolling.
Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri 1433H
Kepada rakan-rakan pembaca dan kenalan, saya mengambil kesempatan ini untuk mengucapkan Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri 1433H, Minal 'aidin wal-faizin.... Maaf zahir dan batin.
Friday, August 17, 2012
Three Good Ideas What To Do With Your Old Car
If you want to buy a new car you are probably wondering what
to do with your old clunker? Often times, if your car is fairly old or
needs repairs that cost more than the value of your car, the hassle and money
loss by using classifieds or trading in your car may not be worth your time or
money. But, before you give up, you should know that you have a few options to
get rid of that clunker, some of which are actually for a good cause.
Here are three ways to get rid of your clunker, beyond reselling your car:
Here are three ways to get rid of your clunker, beyond reselling your car:
Thursday, August 16, 2012
Powerbreather Snorkel
The Powerbreather
is a breathing system (based on the concept of a sealed snorkel) and
developed in Germany. The system uses a patented air flow pumped by a
valve mechanism. The Powerbreather allows only air to pass through the
pipe leading to the mouth of a swimmer. The Powerbreather avoids strain
on the neck muscles, which is usually done by turning the neck and head,
in order to breathe. Thus, the Powerbreather allows the swimmer to
concentrate on his/her technical improvements. The water can not enter
the system, even with the swimmer immersing further, because the two
valves only allow air to be inhaled.
10 Top Conspiracy Theories
By : Sameed Khan
Mystery always attracts attention as do
the conspiracy theories revolving around it. Be it religion, science,
politics, war or economy, conspiracy theories have consistently emerged
throughout recent and ancient history, persisting to this very day. With countless such theories floating
around the web of information, each presenting its own often convincing
counterevidence to the alleged “truth”, the line between fact and fraud
seems to be blurring day by day. Following is a list of the top or most
popular conspiracy theories in history.
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Top 10 Female Gadgets
Gone are the days when gadget manufacturers used
pink-colored gizmos as a way to attract their female clientele. Today, the
number of women who are purchasing gadgets are looking for something more
than an eye-candy. Sure, when we buy a laptop computer, we
prefer pastel or hot, bright colors over the boring black or grey.
But we are looking for something more than that. The gadgets for
today’s techie girls should be beautiful, functional and as feature-packed
as the electronic devices that guys practically drool over.
Here’s AllWomenTalk’s top 10 best lady gadgets:
Monday, August 13, 2012
World's Fastest Crash Test
A Ford Focus smashes into a solid concrete wall at 120mph (193 km/h). And
this is the fastest crash test ever. Let’s see the result.
The Wrong Way To Park A Car
This incident happened at the parking lot of the hotel “Old Palace” on the
island of Ugljan in Croatia. This odd accident occurred when an Indian hotel worker tried to start the car without checking that the transmission was in gear. Shocked by the accident he explained that in India cars won't even start if the gear is engaged.
Olympians Of Mixed Heritage
These Olympians of mixed heritage are a great representation
of the global melting pot and multicultural Olympic spirit in action.
From Page to Screen: The 6 Best & Worst Superhero Costumes
by : Paul Young
Or should designers stick to replicating a superhero outfit as faithfully as possible to honor the comic book, as they did with Supergirl? Her outfit was almost directly copied from the comic book page - but somehow the end result looked... less than great.
While all of us at Screen Rant worked together to compile this list of superhero outfits we felt were the best and worst to make the leap from page to screen, some of us didn't entirely agree with every choice. So we created a “Special Mentions” section at the end with the superhero outfits we felt could go either way.
Sunday, August 12, 2012
Top 5 Questions Of The Olympics
By John
Parker
Why do track events run counter-clockwise? Why do divers shower? Why do athletes bite their medals? We
look at (and attempt to answer) the top questions of the Games.
Some Facts About Nokia
1) The ringtone "Nokia tune" is actually based on a 19th
century guitar work named "Gran Vals" by Spanish musician Francisco
Tárrega. The Nokia Tune was originally named "Grande Valse" on Nokia
phones but was changed to "Nokia Tune" around 1998 when it became so
well known that people referred to it as the "Nokia Tune."
If You Shift An Automatic While Driving, Will You Damage Your Engine?
Here's an obvious but fundamental difference between people who learned
to drive stick and those who've driven only ordinary automatics (a
growing number, as traditional manuals disappear): Stick drivers are
used to shifting while in motion. In an automatic, you shift only when
stopped. Perhaps because of that, many drivers greet the idea of
shifting while in motion with terror, fearing that they'll somehow blow
up the engine or cause some awful mechanical shriek by sticking the car
in neutral. Or worse, that they'll accidentally put it into reverse or
park while cruising down the highway.
10 Things Interviewers Really Want to Know
Author: Zehra Farooq
I am sure that all of us have been
through that phase where we have been to interviews, tons of them
actually, and ended up not being accepted and then we have wondered,
what it is that interviewers really want to know! So I have this list
for you where you shall find out exactly what they want to know!
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World's Most Valuable Currency
Original source : http://amazingdata.com
Posted : March 2010
Author :
Currently as far as I know the world’s valuable banknote of currency is the Kuwaiti dinar, one dinar can be exchanged for 3.47 U.S. dollars.
Posted : March 2010
Author :
Currently as far as I know the world’s valuable banknote of currency is the Kuwaiti dinar, one dinar can be exchanged for 3.47 U.S. dollars.
2011 Worst Airports
Date: October 12, 2011
Welcome to our 15th annual Worst Airports for a snooze (or long transit).
So how do we come up with the these lists? Every year, our airport sleepers send in their airport reviews and they vote in our polls. Then we consider the important stuff - our four C's: comfort, conveniences, cleanliness and customer service. This data combined with information about the airport's facilities and passenger services somehow ends up being our Best and Worst Airports lists.
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