Wednesday, September 09, 2009
habib and nancy's latest track"atodin kothay chhiley" from movie THE SEARCH...... is up
find the box................ pages i like........
Tuesday, September 08, 2009
""Bappa with the rockstars""Artist's are Bappa, Shumon, Fuad, Shuvo, Ornob.........
Do u have the latest music album named ""Bappa with the rockstars""
Artist's are Bappa, Shumon, Fuad, Shuvo, Ornob.........
see on The pages I like on the right on my this page....
Artist's are Bappa, Shumon, Fuad, Shuvo, Ornob.........
see on The pages I like on the right on my this page....
Wondering 3D Art On The Pavement...Truly Amazing !!
..Kurt has been able to create a staggering collection of work...
.and has appeared on pavements in over 30 countries
Merging the ideas of awe-inspiring murals like Michelangelo's works at the Sistine Chapel with16th century madonnari, the Italian name for street artists...
Former Nasa employee Kurt, armed with just pastels and paint, can transform the ground into living art
Master street artist Kurt Wenner's creations on cobbles and pavements across the world may look like they have been dug into the ground... 
amazing trick of the eyes... 
Using a style known as anamorphic street painting, the artist is able to create convincing illusions 
Over 25 years ago the pioneering artist was influenced by centuries-old frescoed ceilings... World's Most Amazing Flying Hotel !! P2
Large corridor ... quite luxurious !
This is a royal luxury hotel ever seen in life .. large bed, free spaces and nice interior decoration's and also the fifth wonder is that " It Can Fly " !!! Woow ! I desperately wanna ride once :)
World's Most Amazing Flying Hotel !!
Crisis crazy project is no obstacle.MI-12 - the heaviest and hoisting helicopter ever built in the world.
Check out some best image of this crazy flying hotel one after other... Wanna ride ??!!
MI-12 - the heaviest and hoisting helicopter ever built in the world.
Heaviest MI-12 is taking off...
Monday, September 07, 2009
Royal Caribbean: World's Largest Passenger Cruise Ship
M/S Freedom of the Seas is a Royal Caribbean International cruise ship. The world's largest passenger vessel, she can accommodate over 4,300 passengers on her fifteen passenger decks, served by over 1300 crew.
She is about 229 ft. longer, about 108,000 gross tons larger, and can accommodate 2,147 more passengers than RMS Titanic. Her operating costs are $1 million per day. Rooms for the maiden voyage were priced from $1,900 to $22,000 for the week. As routine service continues, starting room rates are expected to descend as low as $700 for cruises scheduled in the autumn of 2007. The ship consumes approximately 28,000 gallons of fuel per hour.
Facilities:
The ship features three swimming areas; an interactive water park, a dedicated adult pool and the main pool. There are 2 whirlpools cantilevered out from the ship's sides. The Royal Promenade sports a coffee shop, Sorrento's Pizzeria, a Ben and Jerry's ice-cream shop, Vintage's winery, the Bull and Bear Irish pub, and many Duty-free shops. The 13th deck features a sports area with amenities such as a rock climbing wall, the FlowRider (an onboard wave generator for surfing), a miniature golf course and a full size basketball court. Other items include an ice skating rink, a casino, a Johnny Rockets, Wi-Fi capabilities throughout the ship, flat panel televisions in all staterooms, and cell phone connectivity.
Haunting face crying a river of tears as glacier melts into the sea
Tears of Mother Nature: The image of a crying face looming from an icy cliff wall was taken at the Svalbard archipelago in Norway.
Part Three
o Centuries ago, purchasing real estate often required having one or more limbs amputated in order to prevent the purchaser from running away to avoid repayment of the loan. Hence an expensive purchase was said to cost “an arm and a leg.”
o Centuries ago, purchasing real estate often required having one or more limbs amputated in order to prevent the purchaser from running away to avoid repayment of the loan. Hence an expensive purchase was said to cost “an arm and a leg.”
o When Mahatma Gandhi died, an autopsy revealed five gold Krugerrands in his small intestine.
o Aardvarks are allergic to radishes, but only during summer months.
o Coca-Cola was the favored drink of Pharaoh Ramses. An inscription found in his tomb, when translated, was found to be almost identical to the recipe used today.
o If you part your hair on the right side, you were born to be carnivorous. If you part it on the left, your physical and psychological make-up is that of a vegetarian.
o When immersed in liquid, a dead sparrow will make a sound like a crying baby.
o In WWII the US military planned to airdrop over France propaganda in the form of Playboy magazine, with coded messages hidden in the models’ turn-ons and turn-offs. The plan was scrapped because of a staple shortage due to rationing of metal.
o Although difficult, it’s possible to start a fire by rapidly rubbing together two Cool Ranch Doritos.
o Napoleon’s favorite type of wood was knotty chestnut.
o The world’s smartest pig, owned by a mathematics teacher in Madison, WI, memorized the multiplication tables up to 12.
o Due to the natural “momentum” of the ocean, saltwater fish cannot swim backwards.
o In ancient Greece, children of wealthy families were dipped in olive oil at birth to keep them hairless throughout their lives.
o It is nearly three miles farther to fly from Amarillo, Texas to Louisville, Kentucky than it is to return from Louisville to Amarillo.
o The “nine lives” attributed to cats is probably due to their having nine primary whiskers.
o The original inspiration for Barbie dolls comes from dolls developed by German propagandists in the late 1930s to impress young girls with the ideal notions of Aryan features. The proportions for Barbie were actually based on those of Eva Braun.
o The Venezuelan brown bat can detect and dodge individual raindrops in mid-flight, arriving safely back at his cave completely dry.
Sixty Amazing-but-True Facts!
Part two
o Silly Putty was “discovered” as the residue left behind after the first latex condoms were produced. It’s not widely publicized for obvious reasons.
o Approximately one-sixth of your life is spent on Wednesdays.
o The skin needed for elbow transplants must be taken from the *** of a cadaver.
o The sport of jai alai originated from a game played by Incan priests who held cats by their tails and swung at leather balls. The cats would instinctively grab at the ball with their claws, thus enabling players to catch them.
o A cat’s purr has the same romance-enhancing frequency as the voice of singer Barry White.
o The typewriter was invented by Hungarian immigrant Qwert Yuiop, who left his “signature” on the keyboard.
o The volume of water that the Giant Sequoia tree consumes in a 24-hour period contains enough suspended minerals to pave 17.3 feet of a 4-lane concrete freeway.
o King Henry VIII slept with a gigantic axe.
o Because printed materials are being replaced by CD-ROM, microfiche and the Internet, libraries that previously sank into their foundations under the weight of their books are now in danger of collapsing in extremely high winds.
o In 1843, a Parisian street mime got stuck in his imaginary box and consequently died of starvation.
o Touch-tone telephone keypads were originally planned to have buttons for Police and Fire Departments, but they were replaced with * and # when the project was cancelled in favor of developing the 911 system.
o Human saliva has a boiling point three times that of regular water.
o Calvin, of the “Calvin and Hobbes” comic strip, was patterned after President Calvin Coolidge, who had a pet tiger as a boy.
o Watching an hour-long soap opera burns more calories than watching a three-hour baseball game.
o Until 1978, Camel cigarettes contained minute particles of real camels.
o You can actually sharpen the blades on a pencil sharpener by wrapping your pencils in aluminum foil before inserting them.
o To human taste buds, Zima is virtually indistinguishable from zebra urine.
o Seven out of every ten hockey-playing Canadians will lose a tooth during a game. For Canadians who don’t play hockey, that figure drops to five out of ten.
o A dog’s naked behind leaves absolutely no bacteria when pressed against carpet.
o A team of University of Virginia researchers released a study promoting the practice of picking one’s nose, claiming that the health benefits of keeping nasal passages free from infectious blockages far outweigh the negative social connotations.
o Among items left behind at Osama bin Laden’s headquarters in Afghanistan were 27 issues of Mad Magazine. Al Qaeda members have admitted that bin Laden is reportedly an avid reader.
o Urine from male cape water buffaloes is so flammable that some tribes use it for lantern fuel.
o At the first World Cup championship in Uruguay, 1930, the soccer balls were actually monkey skulls wrapped in paper and leather.
o Every Labrador retriever dreams about bananas.
o If you put a bee in a film canister for two hours, it will go blind and leave behind its weight in honey.
o Due to the angle at which the optic nerve enters the brain, staring at a blue surface during sex greatly increases the intensity of orgasms.
o Never hold your nose and cover your mouth when sneezing, as it can blow out your eyeballs.
Sunday, September 06, 2009
Sixty Amazing-but-True Facts!
PART one
o In the weightlessness of space a frozen pea will explode if it comes in contact with Pepsi.
o The increased electricity used by modern appliances is causing a shift in the Earth’s magnetic field. By the year 2327, the North Pole will be located in mid-Kansas, while the South Pole will be just off the coast of East Africa.
o The idea for “tribbles” in “Star Trek” came from gerbils, since some gerbils are actually born pregnant.
o Male rhesus monkeys often hang from tree branches by their amazing prehensile penises.
o Johnny Plessey batted .331 for the Cleveland Spiders in 1891, even though he spent the entire season batting with a rolled-up, lacquered copy of the Toledo Post-Dispatch.
o Smearing a small amount of dog *** on an insect bite will relieve the itching and swelling.
o The Boeing 747 is capable of flying upside-down if it weren’t for the fact that the wings would shear off when trying to roll it over.
o The trucking company Elvis Presley worked at as a young man was owned by Frank Sinatra.
o The only golf course on the island of Tonga has 15 holes, and there’s no penalty if a monkey steals your golf ball.
o Legislation passed during WWI making it illegal to say “gesundheit” to a sneezer was never repealed.
o Manatees possess vocal chords which give them the ability to speak like humans, but don’t do so because they have no ears with which to hear the sound.
o SCUBA divers cannot pass gas at depths of 33 feet or below.
o Catfish are the only animals that naturally have an ODD number of whiskers.
o Replying more than 100 times to the same piece of spam e-mail will overwhelm the sender’s system and interfere with their ability to send any more spam.
o Polar bears can eat as many as 86 penguins in a single sitting.
o The first McDonald’s restaurant opened for business in 1952 in Edinburgh, Scotland, and featured the McHaggis sandwich.
o The Air Force’s F-117 fighter uses aerodynamics discovered during research into how bumblebees fly.
o You *can* get blood from a stone, but only if contains at least 17 percent bauxite.
A Chinese farmer has invented baby-shaped pears - and he is planning to export his novel idea
Plucky farmer Gao Xianzhang has created 10,000 of the mini marvels this season and he plans to take the fruits of his labour to the UK and Europe.Britain could soon see the arrival of the pears, which are shaped like mini buddhas.
If the idea catches on, sales of the mini pears could hit the profits of British farmers who are already struggling to fend off sales of cheaper foreign produce in recession-hit Britain.
Gao spent six years perfecting the intricate baby-shaped pears, carefully crafting each one which grows inside an individual mould.
Despite their hefty cost of £5 each, locals in his home village of Hexia, in Hebia, northern China, have reportedly been snapping them up.
'People seem to think they are cute or lucky and will buy them as soon as they're off the tree,' Gao explained.
Luckily for Gao, he should have few problems getting his quirky shaped fruits past EU officials.
In July, wonky shaped fruit and vegetables such as curvy cucumbers and knobbly carrots returned to supermarket shelves after EU rules restricting the size and shape of 36 types of fruit and vegetables
For the last 20 years, EU-wide marketing standards have encouraged the sale of finest-looking produce for sale in shops.
Saturday, September 05, 2009
Great ball of fire? No, just a 'sun dog' scampering across the sky
The phenomenon occurs when sunlight is refracted by hexagonal-shaped ice crystals in high and cirrus clouds - and is quite common, experts say. 
Friday, September 04, 2009
Statue of Liberty by US troops
STATUE OF LIBERTY: Using 18,000 troops at Camp Dodge, Iowa, this is one of the many photographs taken by British photographer Arthur S. Mole in army camps across the U.S. in 1918
A satellite image over the UK showing aircraft flight paths activity
This is Britain - but not as we know it. These extraordinary satellite images reveal what the nation looks like from the skies.
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