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Showing posts with label Extreem Cases. Show all posts

Thursday, July 5, 2012

Will Smith Actor Slaped A "TV reporter" Who Tried To Kiss Him



Los Angeles - UPI Date: May 19, 2012 , U.S. actor Will Smith slap an Ukrainian TV channel reporter who tried to kiss him on the red carpet during the opening premiere of the movie "Man in Black 3" in Moscow.

The american star , Will Smith, Slapped the journalist who tried to kiss him during the opening premiere of the movie "Man in Black 3" in Moscow. The web site "T-MZ", a specialist of celebrity news, shows a video, in it the journalist tries to kiss the actor, Smith pushed him angrily and slapped him. Smith said afterwards "He is lucky that I did not box him." The site reported that the journalist is a television reporter usually kiss the local celebrities. It pointed out that despite the incident, Smith maintained a smile and continued to greet fans.







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Sunday, June 17, 2012

Unbelievable Side Effects Of The Ballet Dancers Feet




The health problem: Professional dancers do tend to have more problems with their legs, feet and ankles as they get older. Part of this is that toe work really does mess up your feet if you aren't very careful and part of that is professionals are more likely to get injured and then to keep dancing on injuries. There's definitely a dance through the pain mentality, and that really catches up to you, usually in the form of arthritis. Pointe can mess up your feet, but I don't know anyone who's had nerve damage. The average person who takes ballet isn't likely to have these problems, because you aren't going to be abusing your body to that degree. You are probably more likely to get some form of foot or ankle injury because of ballet than some random person off the street is.





As a ballet , and classical dance, accompanied by musical theater dance is called artistic. In particular, the term also have the following meanings:


  • A dance performance on stage to musical accompaniment, the presentation consists mainly of dance or part of a larger work (opera, operetta, musicals) can be.
  • An art form / division at the theater next to opera, theater and concert.
  • A dramatic work in which the dance takes center stage.
  • Music that was written as an accompaniment for dance stage.
  • An ensemble dancer in the theater (corps de ballet).


Traditionally, we mean by a classical ballet, a ballet. Due to a libretto, a music composition and choreography will be created. There are also set design, props and costumes. The dance itself consists of body movements in space, gesture and facial expression.








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Tuesday, May 1, 2012

Incredible Photos of The Pyramids of Sudan




When we hear the word pyramids come to mind immediately Pyramids of Giza.

Yes, the Pyramids of Giza in Egypt is arguably the famous and the largest and pyramid Cheops is the only miracle of the Seven Wonders that still remain to this day even though it is built for more than 4500 years!

But in this thread will not talk about the Pyramids of Giza .. But we will talk about these pyramids which built in Sudan


These pyramids are known today as (Abajrawih Pyramids) this name is related to the Abajrawih village near the town of Shendi , about two hundred miles to the north-east of the Sudanese capital Khartoum. The scientific name is (the Pyramids of Meroe), one of a great kingdom called Nubian (Kush).



Kingdom of Kush, which dominated the southern part of the Nile Basin to the south of Ancient Egypt originated by a thousand years from birth almost, but they were not the first Kingdom in this region, but is an extension of the civilizations of Nubian oldest oldest civilization originated about three thousand years BC in the city (Karma) that its effects are still remaining near the border between modern Egypt and Sudan amaze the Archaeologists by its Featured planned.


Before 1500 years, the pharaoh Tuthmosis III ordered to build the city of Nabta following the occupation of the territory of Nubia to be a center for the region south of Egypt, and remained north of the Sudan (which knew Bekkouche later) belonging to the ruling pharaoh of five centuries left, during which many of the effects such as a temple of the god Amon


In the year 1070 BC, The Pharaoh Deputy from the area of ​​Kush territory's the independence of the territory from the management of Pharaonic and took the Nabta (which is located a long side the current city Khartoum , 400 kilometers north of Khartoum ) as its capital, and the kings of Kush keep the traditional of Pharaonic by burying their kings in the tombs of the ownership of luxury in the form of pyramids, as like the form of the Egyptian pyramids in an area such Nuri






In the sixth century BC and after the Persian invasion of Egypt collapsed, trade between them and the city Nabta, particularly the gold trade, and the Nabta lost its vital role and lost more in the interest of the city at that time, which is the city of Meroe, which in turn became the new capital of the Kingdom of Kush . 




In Meroe, located on the east bank of the Nile River became the architectural style of the Pyramids of Kush which is more distinguished of his Pharaonic . They are shorter in length and with a narrower base so that the proportion of height of the pyramid to its base area is larger than those found in Egyptian pyramids



The archaeologists Divide area of Meroe to three main graves areas: north and south and west All of them include 34 king and 11 queen and hundreds of other members of royalty and footnote buried in fifty pyramid in this area were built during a period of more than a thousand of years from 720 BC to the year 350 AD.




 

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Sunday, April 22, 2012

What Is The Glowing Blue Waves



The shores of the Sea  gaining  magic  that makes it one of the most beautiful that can be seen on the planet, and increase this beauty shines while charming beach blue glowing:




Photoshop?!!
No, it is a true picture of a beach in the Maldives, once the evening gleaming sands of the beach is amazing with blue stars to compete withZia!
The reason is the microscopic plants called plankton Vaitoblancton spread off the beach and the sand, and scientists believe it is strange glow in this way to frightenits enemies, if you're a predator, whoever I do not think I will eat a creature shines!




Another theory says that Alvaitoblancton use these self-lighting to attract otherpredators to protect the area its presence.

This phenomenon does not occur only in the Maldives, but also occur in theAfaragledz which is located in South Florida, USA, as evidenced by this photo:


This is another of California:



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Thursday, January 19, 2012

Handicapped Man Has His Own Job !!



I really respect this man. He doesn't  have a hands, he is a handicapped. He refused to get alms from people, he tried to get his food from his own job using his legs. The job is repairing bicycles. What a greet man he is!! 

I said to those who request a money from people to watch this man to have honor and respect himself. Repairing bicycles is really a hard job to work in but he works in it by his legs.















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Tuesday, November 1, 2011

Stunning Photos, Trip To The Deepest Hole On The Earth



Today, the deepest hole ever created by humankind lies beneath the tower enclosing Kola’s drill. A number of boreholes split from the central branch, but the deepest is designated “SG-3,” a hole about nine inches wide which snakes over 12.262 kilometers (7.5 miles) into the Earth’s crust. The drill spent twenty-four years chewing its way to that depth, until its progress was finally halted in 1994, about 2.7 kilometers (1.7 miles) short of its 15,000-meter goal.
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The core of the earth, which is about 4000 miles below the surface, is where geothermal energy is generated. Temperatures that can sometimes be even hotter than the surface of the sun are produced incessantly within the earth by radioactive particles decaying slowly, a process that occurs in all rocks. The earth is made up of a number of layers: the core; the mantle; and the crust.
  • The Core: The core of the earth itself comprises two layers - an outer layer which is made up of extremely hot molten rock, known as magma, and an inner core made of solid iron.
  • The Mantle: This layer, which comprises rock and magma, envelopes the core and has a thickness of around 1800 miles.
  • The Crust: The earth's outermost layer is called the crust, which basically comprises all the land that makes up the floor of the oceans and the continents. The crust is about 15-35 miles in thickness on the continents and of about 3-5 miles in thickness beneath the oceans.
The crust of the earth is made up of several broken pieces, which are known as plates. The hot magma from deep down below rises up close to the surface of the earth at the junctures of these plates. These are the places where volcanoes are formed. The lava that spews from volcanoes is made up partly of magma. The heat from this magma is absorbed by the water and rocks that occur deep beneath the earth's surface. The temperature of the water and the rocks get increasingly hotter the deeper down you go below the earth's surface. 

People all over the world have been using geothermal energy to heat their homes by digging wells that go down very deep and pumping up the hot steam or water to the surface.

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