Friday
Thursday
Oops! Weirdest Accidents 1
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12:00 AM
Nothing is as fascinating as an unexplained accident
New batch of strange mis-happenings, weird situations, and often maddeningly mysterious wrecks, where we keep asking ourselves: "How on earth that could happen?
New batch of strange mis-happenings, weird situations, and often maddeningly mysterious wrecks, where we keep asking ourselves: "How on earth that could happen?
Wednesday
Oops! Weirdest Accidents
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ա!Ⓛⓛ !ʍƥŐṥʂ!βⓁǝ
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12:00 AM
The following photographs document mostly the bizarre aftermath of car & truck accidents, when it's not as easy to guess what caused them. Sometimes even police can't figure out the truth.
We'll start with the most mysterious ones. Every one of them may be turned into a hair-raising story:
Tuesday
Monday
Sunday
Saturday
Friday
Some of the Most Powerful Earthquakes in 100 years
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Anonymous
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12:00 AM
Japan isn’t the first place to have earthquakes, and here are some shots of earthquakes that rocked our world in the past.
April 18, 1906, San Francisco
At 5:12 am in San Francisco there was a major earthquake, whose magnitude was 7.8 on the Richter scale. Tremors were felt even in the middle of Nevada, located deep in the continent. As a result of the disaster, almost 80% of the buildings in the city of San Francisco was destroyed, their homes were 300 000, 3000 – died.
Thursday
Unbelievable Rainbow Cloud Over Mount Everest
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Anonymous
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12:00 AM
| Rainbow Cloud Over Mount Everest |
The phenomenon is caused by light reflecting off tiny ice crystals inside the body of the cloud's water vapour.
Wednesday
Tilted Tens: Odd Clocks
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Anonymous
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12:00 AM
With Daylight Savings Time our days became longer and our clocks will get a work out trying to get us up for work and school. Here are some fun clocks that might make getting up fun or devilishly hard. These are in no specific order, but they are odd and interesting.
10.
Devout Cuckoo
This clock is one of a kind and is created from a real cuckoo with a digitized clock stuck inside of it, what makes me wonder is how the cuckoo is spread like Jesus and piked on the wall. Interesting clock from artist Michael Sans, it really makes you think.
9.
Wake n Bake
This wooden piggy does more than blink the time to you. It oinks every minute on the minute and when it is time to wake you up it cooks a slice of frozen bacon until it is done. The idea is that you wake up to the smell of frying bacon.
8.
Blowfly
Tuesday
Monday
Creative Kitchen Gadget and Tools
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Anonymous
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12:00 AM
Once you take a look at this collection of bizarre and sometimes useful kitchen gadgets you will realize that the human imagination has no limit.
Sunday
Locket Necklaces - As Sentimental Because it Gets
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Anonymous
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12:30 PM
It's difficult to locate a lot more personal items of jewelry than locket necklaces. Be it inside the type of a necklace, charm bracelet, or pin this can be a jewellery piece that virtually retains your cherished one(s).
The shapes from the lockets are countless. The heart and or circle are quite frequent. Even so, some are inside the form of fig leaves or leaves of a papal tree that are thought to be sacred leaves of the heavenly tree.
Now the locket doesn't constantly maintain a image. Some traditions possess the locket holding charms or herbs to ward off evil and sickness. You might also discover a lock of hair or perhaps a poem inside a locket.
Whenever you are around the hunt to get a sentimental gift you really must think about the locket necklace. It really is the ideal gift for birthdays, anniversaries, Valentine's Day, or engagements. This gift exhibits which you treatment more about this person than to just stop through the nearby supermarket and grab a present card.
Saturday
Moments
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Anonymous
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12:30 PM
Moments are meant to be cherished
within the kingdom of thy heart
and never be pried from thy owner
so they can be an instrumental part
Moments are devided
between the heart and mind
the good ones stand out
and the bad are left behind
We write, we read
we follow, we lead
we leave no stone unturned...
We laugh, we cry
we live, we die
but with many lessons learned.
Every moment is a process
a process of thought
a signal, a wave
waiting to be caught
Every moment is adventure
every moment is glee
they symbolize the future
of past and present to me.
Friday
The Law of Attraction
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Anonymous
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12:30 PM
(Characters used R not in Real)
The Law of Attraction is the universal law that can help you find your soulmate. It says that you will attract to you those people, events, and experiences that match your state of being. If you focus on having gratitude for the love, companionship, and joy you have in your life right now, you will attract more of that into your life. If you focus on what you don’t have, you will send out a message of lack and you will attract more lack into your life.
In the movie “Conversations with God” the character Neale says to God: “I just want my life back.” And God says to Neale: “You can’t have anything that you want.”
They then have an entire dialogue where God explains to Neale that by ‘wanting something (or someone)’ all you get to have is the experience, the feeling of ‘wanting'. I think there's something to be learned from that.
Thursday
A Magic of Nature!
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Anonymous
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12:30 PM
Grey and orange clouds at the Sunset canvas
From east to west create fantasy to dream of!
Soon darkness has engulfed all to night time;
Lights in the street have created town as heaven!
But in the beach it is silent and dark unlike usual
Urging all to look up to see the sky for Moon!
Wednesday
The Truth About Burning Fat
By
Anonymous
At
12:30 PM
Everyday millions of men and women search the internet for solutions to shedding those unwanted pounds and burning fat. Unfortunately, most programs sold on the internet are nothing more than fad diets combined with insane workout plans that would even be a challenge to an athlete.
Fad diets do nothing more than help you shed water weight, pull from your lean muscle tissue and bone density and slow down your metabolism. The key to burning fat is to ramp up your metabolism. The only way to do this is to eat properly and incorporate a moderate exercise program to your life style.
DO: Eat to Live DON'T: Live to Eat.
DO: Eat Frequently. DON'T: Deprive Your Body of Necessary Calories.
DO: Exercise Moderately. DON'T: Over Task Your Body and Force in into Survival Mode.
With all of the confusing contradicting information out there today, it's no wonder so many people are always searching for solutions. Burning fat is far more simple than marketing company's making it out to be. And of course, why not? They really just want your money and are capitalizing on the desperate reaches to find a burning fat solution that really works.
Tuesday
The Taj Mahal
By
Anonymous
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12:30 PM
From where did you get this marble!
Who had carved this magnificent edifice!
It stands firm on the earth withstanding
The ranges of time.
It was destined perhaps that you would be
The creator of this palataial building,
Emperor Shahjahan!
Perhaps you asked your beloved
What was her last wish!
What did she say from her deathly silence?
' Emperor of India, build me Taj Mahal
On the bank of Yamuna
Which will be ever new and glowing.'
Perhaps on that day
Two drops of tears
Had rolled on the body of your beloved,
As if like a promise
'I will do it beloved'
One can hear those unspoken words
Even today
On the bank river Yamuna
Monday
College Life
By
Anonymous
At
12:30 PM
College life is awesome and its damn cool,
its fun to bunk classes and fool,
everyone in the college has got one simple mission,
which is to be with friends in this so called educational institution
after entering the college we are all geared up,
everyone is in the campus asking friends wassup,
its fun to fun to go and hang out with friends,
bunking lectures is now just like d latest trend,
those who dont bunk any lectures at all are called geeks,
i dont know how they do it but all i can say is they are freaks!!
Sunday
Windows 8's user interface a touching experience
By
Anonymous
At
12:30 PM
Don't let demos of Windows 8's new touchscreen interface scare you -- you'll be able to revert back to a UI that looks and works much like Windows 7's

Windows 7
Admit it. You're getting used to Windows 7 -- if not the features, at least the inevitability of it -- and the last thing you want to think about is moving your organization to Windows 8.Well, I have some good news and some bad news.The bad news is that Win8 has a completely revamped touch-friendly phonelike live tile interface that you're going to have to support.The good news is that you can (and probably will) fall back on a Windows 7-clone desktop that looks and acts a lot like the Win7 you've come to know and love.If you haven't yet seen Julie Larson-Green's demo at the All Things Digital's D9 conference -- the one with Steve Sinofsky adroitly playing straight man -- hop over to the official AllThingsD site and take a gander. Wallow in the eye candy, if you can call it that.Before you hit the roof or run screaming out of the room, keep a few things in mind.First and foremost: It's a demo. The final product will look different from what you see here. The sequences Larson-Green showed so adeptly have been scripted and run a hundred million times, to make sure they don't crash the system. Windows 8 isn't anywhere near as fully baked as the demo would have you believe. Interface design specs have been locked down for ages, but some of it will change before you and I see a working version of Windows 8.Second, the focus is on generating buzz for the new operating system. You're seeing the sizzle, not the steak, and it's well-tread sizzle. If Larson-Green had popped up Word and started writing a letter to Mom, we all would've started snoring. So if your immediate reaction is, "I don't need to slide and snap a video of a parasailer next to the local weather," realize that Microsoft's trying very, very hard to be hip.
Admit it. You're getting used to Windows 7 -- if not the features, at least the inevitability of it -- and the last thing you want to think about is moving your organization to Windows 8.
Well, I have some good news and some bad news.
The bad news is that Win8 has a completely revamped touch-friendly phonelike live tile interface that you're going to have to support.
The good news is that you can (and probably will) fall back on a Windows 7-clone desktop that looks and acts a lot like the Win7 you've come to know and love.
If you haven't yet seen Julie Larson-Green's demo at the All Things Digital's D9 conference -- the one with Steve Sinofsky adroitly playing straight man -- hop over to the official AllThingsD site and take a gander. Wallow in the eye candy, if you can call it that.
Before you hit the roof or run screaming out of the room, keep a few things in mind.
First and foremost: It's a demo. The final product will look different from what you see here. The sequences Larson-Green showed so adeptly have been scripted and run a hundred million times, to make sure they don't crash the system. Windows 8 isn't anywhere near as fully baked as the demo would have you believe. Interface design specs have been locked down for ages, but some of it will change before you and I see a working version of Windows 8.
Second, the focus is on generating buzz for the new operating system. You're seeing the sizzle, not the steak, and it's well-tread sizzle. If Larson-Green had popped up Word and started writing a letter to Mom, we all would've started snoring. So if your immediate reaction is, "I don't need to slide and snap a video of a parasailer next to the local weather," realize that Microsoft's trying very, very hard to be hip.
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