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Ayodhya: Babri Masjid Veridct & History

2010-09-30T10:29:00.000-07:00

The Allahabad High Court today ruledby majority that the disputed land in Ayodhya be divided into three parts to be distributed among the Sunni Waqf Board, Nirmohi Akhara and the party for 'Ram Lalla', say lawyers. The ownership of the disputed site is to be divided into three parts: the site of the Ram lala idol to Ram, Nirmohi Akhara gets Sita Rasoi and Ram Chabutara, Sunni Wakf Board gets the rest. The verdict in the title suit will be a landmark one particularly for Justice D V Sharma, who is set to demit office on Friday. The other judges on the Lucknow bench of the High Court are S U Khan and Sudhir Agarwal.

The Allahabad High Court on Thursday ruled by a majority verdict that the disputed land in Ayodhya be divided equally into three parts among Hindus and Muslims and that the place where the makeshift temple of Lord Ram exists belongs to Hindus.

The following is the verdict of the Lucknow Bench of the Allahabad high in brief:

Whether the disputed site is the birth place of Bhagwan Ram?

The disputed site is the birth place of Lord Ram. Place of birth is a juristic person and is a deity. It is personified as the

spirit of divine worshipped as birth place of Lord Rama as a child. Spirit of divine ever remains present every where at all times for any one to invoke at any shape or form in accordance with his own aspirations and it can be shapeless and formless also.

History

Babri Masjid

Babri Masjid or Mosque of Babur was a mosque in Ayodhya, a city in the Faizabad district of Uttar Pradesh, on Ramkot Hill ("Rama's fort"). It was destroyed in 1992 when a political rally developed into a riot involving 150,000 people,[1] despite a commitment to the Indian Supreme Court by the rally organisers that the mosque would not be harmed.[2][3] More than 2,000 people were killed in ensuing riots in many major Indian cities including Mumbai and Delhi.[4] The mosque was constructed in 1527 by order of Babur, the first Mughal emperor of India.[5][6] Before the 1940s, the mosque was called Masjid-i Janmasthan ("mosque of the birthplace") acknowledging the site as the birthplace of the Hindu deity, Lord Rama.[7] The Babri Mosque was one of the largest mosques in Uttar Pradesh, a state in India with some 31 million Muslims.[8] Although there were several older mosques in the surrounding district, including the Hazrat Bal Mosque constructed by the Shariqi kings, the Babri Mosque became the largest, due to the importance of the disputed site. Despite its size and fame, the mosque was little used by the Muslim community of the district and numerous petitions by Hindus to the courts resulted in Hindu worshippers' of Rama gaining access to the site. The political, historical and socio-religious debate over the history and location of the Babri Mosque and whether a previous temple was demolished or modified to create it, is known as the Ayodhya Debate.

Ayodya

is an ancient city of India, the old capital of Awadh, in the Faizabad district of Uttar Pradesh. Ayodhya is described as the birth place of Hindu god Sri Rama, and the capital of the ancient Kosala Kingdom. This Hindu holy city is described as early as in the Hindu Epics. Ayodhya has an average elevation of 93 metres

History of Ayodhya

Ayodhya is said to be one of the most ancient, magnificent and holy of Hindu cities. According to the ancient Hindu Scriptures, it is said to have covered an area of 250 km² (96 square miles)[citation needed], and was the capital of the powerful Hindu kingdom of Kosala (Kaushal). It is on the banks of the Gogra (Ghaghara or Saryu) River, bathing in which is supposed to destroy even the deadliest of sins. It stands on the right bank of the river Ghagra (or Saryu, as it is called within sacred precincts). The illustrious Ikshvaku of the solar clan (suryavansha) was the ruling dynasty of this region.
This city was ruled by 'Surya Vanshi' kings and it was the court of the great king Dasaratha, the 63rd monarch of the Solar line. King Dasaratha's son 'Shri Rama' was believed to be the incarnation of Lord Vishnu. Lord 'Shri Rama' was born here. In the Atharvaveda, this place was described as a city that was made by gods and was as prosperous as heaven itself.

Saint Valmiki is said to have begun the writing of his famous devotional poem Valmiki Ramayana, also called the Ramayana. Other sages like Kamban and Tulsidas also wrote their verses of Ramayana in the praise and glory of the Lord SriRama and the magnificent city of Ayodhya. Saint Tulsidas' Ramayana popularly known as Ramacharitamanasa sings the praise & glory of Lord 'Shri Rama'. It is one of the most revered scriptures of 'Sanātana Dharma' which speaks of idealism, selfless devotion, & piousness. This divine religious text is a source of inspiration, enlightenment & bhakti for billions across the world. Several Tamil Alwar mention the city of Ayodhya. The opening chapters of the Ramayana recount the magnificence of the city, the glories of the monarch and the virtues, wealth and loyalty of his people. Ayodhya is also said to be the birthplace of King Bharata (The First Chakravarti King), Bhahubali, Brahmi, Sundari, King Dasaratha, Acharya Padaliptasurisvarji, King Harishchandra, Shri SriRama Achalbhrata, and the ninth Gandhara of Mahavir Swami.

The city is also important in the history and heritage of Buddhism in India, with several Buddhist temples, monuments and centers of learning having been established here during the age of the Mauryan Empire and the Gupta Dynasty. Ayodhya reached its glorious peak as known to history during the reign of the Guptas over India.

This city was also a significant trade centre in 600 BCE.[citation needed] Historians have identified this place as Saketa, a key Buddhist centre during the 5th century BCE (it is a widely held belief[citation needed] that Buddha visited Ayodhya on several occasions) which it remained till the 5th century CE. In fact, Faxian, the Chinese monk, recorded several Buddhist monasteries that he saw here.

Rama being welcomed back to Ayodhya, also shown him flying in the Pushpaka VimanaAyodhya has a historical significance for the Jain community too. This is the birth place of two important Jain tirthankaras who were born in the early centuries CE. Jain texts also stand testimony to the visit of Mahavira, Jainism's last tirthankar to this city. Ayodhya is also the birth place of five Tirthankars, including the first Tirthankar of Jainism, Shri Rishabh Dev. He is known as the father of the Jain religion.

Bhagwan Swaminarayan, founder of the Swaminarayan Sect of Hinduism lived here during his childhood years. It was from Ayodhya that Bhagwan Swaminarayan started his seven year journey across India as a 'Neelkanth'.

Amongst the 'Mokshdayani Puris' of the world meaning "the lands of spiritual bliss and liberation from the karma-bandhan," Ayodhya city holds a leading place, along with cities such as Varanasi, Dwarka and others. Ramcharitmanas and other respected Hindu scriptures like the Vishnu Puran, Shrimad Bhagvat Mahapuran and others emphasize the importance of living and visiting such religious places. According to them, these spiritually charged cities increase the Punya (or 'fruits of virtuous and righteous actions') and Paap ('fruits of a person's wrong doings') of an individual many times over. Therefore people visiting and living in such holy cities are found doing noble and virtuous deeds.

Today people from various religious faiths of Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam and Jainism live together united, making it a place of enormous sacred importance.

Top Illusions

2009-12-15T10:22:00.000-08:00

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Is This Possible??

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Are the purple lines straight or bent?

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Do you see gray areas in between the squares?
Now where did they come from?

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You should see a man's face and also a word...
Hint: Try tilting your head to the right, the world begins with 'L'

6.

If you take a look at the following picture , let me tell you ... it is not animated. Your eyes are making it move. To test this, stare at one spot for a couple seconds and everything will stop moving. Or look at the black center of each circle and it will stop moving. But move your eyes to the next black center and the previous will move after you take your eyes away from it.... Weird

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coolest - cold birds

2009-12-09T05:29:00.000-08:00

top ten coolest birds

1) Penguin

2) Phoenix

3) Owl

4) Roadrunner

5) Hawk

6) Eagle

7) Zapdos

8) Articuno

9) Moltres

10) Ho-Oh

Facts About Mosquitoes

2009-10-26T12:28:00.000-07:00

One thing we can all agree on here. Nobody likes mosquitoes. But our hatred for these pesky insects is also intertwined with an ironic interest to know more about them. Here are some mosquito facts you may not know and a few facts that may help you from becoming of victim of their love bites.

1. Females can easily live twice as long.

Just like humans, the female is known to outlive the male but by a much larger difference. Given the right environment, an adult female can live over a month while males normally do not make it past two weeks.

2. Only females bite.

In reality, they don’t bite, but suck. After finding her target she inserts the elongated, razor-sharp proboscis (their mouth equivalent) through the skin looking for a blood meal which will nourish her future eggs. If left undisturbed, the female will feed until her abdomen is completely full.

3. A popularity contest?
mosquito-mating

To mate, the males form large swarms at dusk and the females enter to take their pick. And for mosquitoes, it’s not the size that counts. Studies show that medium-sized males attract the most females because of their ability to stay up (in the air) longer.

4. Finding a perfect harmony

The buzzing you hear from mosquitoes is the result of the rapid beating of their wings. It is now known that the male and female mosquito will synchronize its flapping upon finding the perfect partner.

5. They just say “no” to moving air.

You can use creams, sprays, candles, and more, but a great mosquito repellent that doesn’t leave you smelling like…well, mosquito repellent…is a fan. Because of their incredibly light weight, it is difficult for mosquitoes to maneuver their flight and even more difficult to steady themselves on a target.

6. “Mosquito” is a Spanish word meaning “little fly.”

A little Spanish lesson: mosca is Spanish for fly. In Spanish, the diminutive form of a main word is used to describe something smaller yet similar. This is achieved by adding –ito to the end of the word. Therefore, the result is mosquito.

7. Bill Gates fights them, too.

The Anopheles mosquito species is the overwhelming human malaria carrier. 90% of malaria cases occur in sub-Saharan Africa. In February 2009, philanthropist Bill Gates released a jar of mosquitoes at a technology conference in California in order to get his point across concerning funding for further malaria vaccine development.

8. She doesn’t necessarily consider you to be “sweet.”

Were you ever told that mosquitoes were biting you in particular because you were just so sweet? Not really…what attracts mosquitoes most is the carbon dioxide exhaled from our mouths and certain aromas that each individual’s body creates. Completely opposite from sweet, it is said that mosquitoes fly more towards sweaty surfaces.

9. All grown up and no where to go.

A mosquito can develop from egg to adult in as little as 4 days, but it hardly ever wanders far from the “nest.” Since it only travels between 1 and 1.5 miles per hour, it rarely goes beyond a 1 mile radius from its birth place during its short life cycle.

10. Geez…that’s a lot of mosquitoes.

There are around 3,000 mosquito species in the world. Between 150 and 200 of those can be found in North America. West Virginia reports the fewest species (26) while Texas claims the most (85). Every July the small town of Clute Texas hosts The Great Texas Mosquito Festival complete with a Mosquito Chase Race and Mosquito Calling Contest.

How To Speech on Stage

2009-10-26T10:20:00.000-07:00

Every One Should Know Tips

1. Choose the right moment and the right place. If you need to discuss something in private with a person, make sure that the choice of venue is private and that you do not feel uncomfortable about the possibility of being overheard. On the other hand, if you need to make your point before a group of people, ensure that the location is somewhere that your discussion will be audible to all who are present to ensure that you engage each and every person in the group.

2.The 3 points are even more important when you are presenting a speech to a large audience Organize and clarify ideas in your mind before you attempt to communicate them. If you are feeling passionate about a topic, you may become garbled if you haven't already thought of some key points to stick with. A good rule-of-thumb is to choose three main points and keep your communication focused on those. That way, if the topic wanders off course, you will be able to return to one or more of these three key points without feeling flustered.

3. Stay on-topic. Make sure all facts, stories, allusions, etc, add to the conversation/debate. Again, refer to the three key points. If you have already thought through the issues and the essence of the ideas that you wish to put across to others, it is likely that some pertinent phrases will stick in your mind. Do not be afraid to use these to underline your points - even very confident and well-known speakers re-use their key lines again and again for major effect.

4. Be clear about the purpose of the communication. For example, your purpose could be to inform others, to obtain information or to initiate action. You need to know this in advance.

5.Effective eye contact and engagement can enhance communication for both parties
Effective eye contact and engagement can enhance communication for both parties
Articulate. Articulate talk is talk that gets remembered because people instantly understand what it is that you are saying. To be most effective at articulating your message, there are some key considerations:

* Do not mumble. Sound out the words clearly and openly, with the intent to have them heard without error. If mumbling is a defensive habit that you have fallen into out of fear of communicating, practice your message at home in front of the mirror. Discuss what you want to communicate with those you feel comfortable around first to better develop the message in your mind. Both the practice and the development of your words for the messaging will build your confidence and help you to avoid wanting to mumble.
* Look into the other person's eyes if possible but be aware that this is culturally ordained - in some cultures eye contact is considered to be unsettling or inappropriate. Be aware of this as fits your context.
* Use facial expressions consciously. Aim to reflect passion and generate empathy with the listener by using soft, gentle and aware facial expressions. Avoid negative facial expressions, such as frowns or raised eyebrows. What is, or isn't negative is dependent on the context, including cultural context, so be guided by your situation.

6. Use breathing and pauses to your advantage. Take deep breathes to steady yourself before you begin communicating. Get into the habit of solid, regular breathing during a conversation that will help you to keep a steady, calm voice and will also keep you more relaxed. Use pauses to take a breather in what you are saying. Pauses are also an effective tool to emphasize your point, as the listener has a moment to digest what has been said and then wonders what is coming next.

7.Does this gesture unsettle you or encourage you to listen?
Does this gesture unsettle you or encourage you to listen?
Use hand gestures carefully. Be conscious of what your hands are saying as you speak. Some hand gestures can be very effective in highlighting your points. Others can be distracting or even offensive to some listeners. Also watch the body language - wandering eyes, hands picking at fluff on your clothing and constant sniffling are all guaranteed to dampen the effectiveness of your message and will cease to engage your listeners.

8.If the phone rings, laugh it off the first time and then turn it off immediately and continue talking If the phone rings, laugh it off the first time and then turn it off immediately and continue talking Remove distractions. Turn off the cell phone, put away the iPod, tie your dog to a post. Do not allow external distractions to act as crutches that keep sidetracking your concentration. They will distract both you and your listener and they will also effectively kill the communication. Even if the communication that you are having is a difficult one, it will not help the effectiveness of your message if you are seeking comfort in such distractions.

9.Be attentive when listening and ensure that your facial expressions reflect your interest Be attentive when listening and ensure that your facial expressions reflect your interest Listen. Communication is a two-way street and requires you to listen as well. Remember, while you are talking you are not learning. In listening, you will be able to gauge how much of your message is getting through to your listeners and whether or not it is being received correctly or is being misinterpreted. It can be helpful to ask listeners to rephrase some of what you have said in their own words if they appear to be returning confused or mistaken views to you.

10. Thank the person or group for the time taken to listen and respond. No matter what the outcome of your communication, even if the response to your talk or discussion has been negative, it is good manners to end it politely and with respect for everyone's input and time.

Beautiful Bridges in the World

2009-10-14T12:15:00.000-07:00

Top 10 Beautiful Bridges in the World

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The Golden Gate Bridge is such an iconic symbol of San Francisco (and of suspension bridge in general) that it’s hard to imagine a time when it didn’t exist. But before it was built, most people thought it was an impossible task.

Golden Gate Bridge in HDR as the first big storm of the season hits San Francisco.

golden-gate-bridge-hdrIn 1916, the idea of a bridge to cross the Golden Gate, a narrow strait that separated San Francisco Peninsula and the Marin Headlands, was conceived. Though it was almost immediately dismissed as the cost was estimated to be $100 million (astronomical for the time), a veteran bridge builder named Joseph Strauss lobbied for more than two decades to have it built.

golden-gate-bridge-joseph-straussThe Golden Gate Bridge faced tough opposition: the Department of War thought it would interfere with ship traffic and the Southern Pacific Railroad opposed it as competition to its ferry service. At first, even the public didn’t like the bridge … because Strauss’ original design was deemed too ugly! But Strauss finally won, and after 22-years of drumming up support, the bridge was built.

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Construction of the Tower Bridge started in 1886, led by architect Sir Horace Jones and engineer Sir John Wolfe Barry. The design was a bascule (draw) bridge with two towers built on piers, so the bridge wouldn’t interfere with the port facilities nearby.

A year after construction was started, Jones died and his replacement, George D. Stevenson along with Barry decided to modify the design a little bit. Instead of the original brick facade design, the Tower Bridge had a more ornate Victorian Gothic style meant to harmonize it with the nearby Tower of London.

When the bridge opened in 1894, the public was aghast. H.Heathcote Statham, Fellow of the Royal Insitute of British Architect, wrote the familiar sentiment as thus: "The Tower Bridge … represents the vice of tawdriness and pretentiousness, and of falsification of the actual facts of the structure."

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In 1855, engineer John Roebling started to design a bridge that at the time would be the longest suspension bridge in the world, with towers being the tallest structures in the Western Hemisphere: the Brooklyn Bridge in New York.

brooklyn-bridgeToday, the Brooklyn Bridge is one of the main crossings of the East River and one of the most heavily trafficked bridges in the world. But in the late 19th century, it took Roebling more than 14 years to convince the city to build the bridge.

Emily-Warren-Roebling
After he got approval, Roebling was surveying a site when his foot was crushed by a ferry. Three weeks before the scheduled groundbreaking, he died of tetanus. His son, an engineer named Washington Roebling took over the project.

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The wind and rain bridges were a type of bridge built by the Dong people (a minority ethnic group) in China. Because they live in the lowlands and the valleys with many rivers, the Dong people are excellent bridge builders. They are called "wind and rain" bridges because the covered bridges not only let people cross the river, but also protect them from the elements.

Chengyang Bridge

chengyang-bridge-2The Dong people don’t use nails or rivets to build these bridges - instead, they dovetail all of the wood. The largest and most magnificent is the Chenyang Bridge, spanning the Linxi River near the Dong village of Maan. The bridge is about 100 years old, and like all wind and rain bridges, it was built without a single nail.

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The Ponte Vecchio is a medieval bridge over the Arno River. Actually, it’s much more than a bridge - it’s a street, a marketplace, and a landmark of Florence, Italy.

The Ponte Vecchio that we know today was built in 1345 by Taddeo Gaddi after an older span was destroyed in a flood. To finance the bridge, lots along the roadway were rented out to merchants, especially butchers and tanners, to hawk their wares.

In 1565, Duke Cosimo I de Medici ordered an architect named Giorgio Vasari to construct a roofed passageway. Soon after, jewelers, goldsmiths, and merchants of luxury goods pushed out the butchers out of Ponte Vecchio. Centuries of haphazard additions gave the bridge’s distinctive, irregular appearance today.

During World War II, after having survived many floods, the bridge faced its gravest threat: German bombers were blowing up bridges in Florence. It was a direct order from Hitler that spared Ponte Vecchio from certain destruction.

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The West Montrose Covered Bridge on the Grand River, Ontario, Canada. It’s known locally as the Kissing Bridge.

kissing-bridge-ontarioCovered bridges are simply that: bridges that have enclosed sides and roof. Though technically the Bridge of Sigh, Ponte Vecchio, and the Wind and Rain Bridges in this list are covered bridges, this term usually means simple, single-lane bridges in rural settings.

Before they are made famous by the 1995 Clint Eastwood film The Bridges of Madison County, "kissing bridges" or "tunnels of love" have been the pride and joy of many small towns across Europe and especially Northern America where more than ten thousands of such bridges were built.

In the 19th century, timber was plentiful and cheap (or, in many cases, free). So it’s natural that these bridges were made of wood. But why were they covered? Well, lovers aside, the real reason was much more practical: the wooden beams of the bridge lasted longer when protected from the elements.

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The Iron Bridge, spanning the Severn river in Shropshire, England, isn’t a particularly large or ornate bridge, but it does have something that made it unique: it’s the first bridge made completely out of cast iron.

In the 18th century, Shropshire was rich in iron and coal - indeed, there were more iron factories within two-mile radius of the town than any other city in the world. It was also there that iron was first smelt with coke. So it was only natural that the bridge would be made out of iron, a stronger alternative to wood.

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In the 19th century, Lord Byron named a Venetian limestone bridge across the Rio di Palazzo connecting the Doge’s prison to the interrogation room in the main palace, the Bridge of Sighs (Ponte dei Sospiri). Supposedly, the prisoners would sigh when they look out the window - with stone bars no less - to see their last view of beautiful Venice before their imprisonment, torture or execution.

In reality, Doge’s prison held mostly small-time criminals. Also, the bridge was built in 1600 by Antonio Contino, after the days of the inquisitions and summary executions. Legend has it that if lovers kissed on a gondola underneath the Bridge of Sighs at sunset, their love would last for eternity.

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Pont du Gard, an aqueduct spanning the Gard River in southern France, is a masterpiece of Roman engineering. It wasn’t built to transport people (though there is a pedestrian footbridge on it) - instead, it was part of a complex aqueduct system that carried water over 30 miles (about 50 km) to the ancient Roman city of Nemausus (now Nîmes).

marcus-vipsanius-agrippaThe Pont du Gard was built by Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa (63 - 12 BC), the son-in-law of Caesar Augustus. The bridge’s stones, some of which weigh up to 6 tons, were cut perfectly to fit together without any mortar.

The wedge-shaped stones, known as voussoirs, were arranged in three levels, the top-most being the water conduit. So precise was the engineering that the entire system descends only 56 ft. (17 m) vertically - over 30 miles! - to deliver 5 million gallons (20,00 m3) of water to the city.

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The Khaju Bridge (Pol-e-Khajoo) in Isfahan, Iran, was built in the 17th century by Shah Abbas II. The bridge also serves as a dam, with sluice gates under the archways. When the gates are closed, the water level behind the bridge is raised to irrigate gardens alongside the Zayandeh River.

Khaju Bridge at night

khaju-bridge-nightThe Khoju Bridge has two stories of arcades, marked by the distinctive intersecting arches decorated with richly colored tiles. At the center of the bridge, there are two large pavilions, called the Prince Parlors, that were originally reserved for the Shah.

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2009-10-13T08:00:00.000-07:00

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2009-10-13T07:14:00.000-07:00

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document type at the beginning and validate your HTML and CSS
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Top Ten Costliest Cities

2009-10-12T01:53:00.000-07:00

1. Tokyo
The Japanese capital city of Tokyo is the most expensive city in the world to live in.

2. Osaka-Kobe
The second costliest cities are the two linked cities in Japan – Osaka and Kobe.

3. Paris
Paris, the capital city of France, is third on the list of costliest cities in the world.

4. Copenhagen
The fourth costliest city in the world, Copenhagen, is also the capital city of a Scandinavian country namely Denmark.

5. Oslo
The city with the fifth highest cost of living is the Norwegian capital city of Oslo.

6. Zurich
Located in Switzerland, Zurich comes sixth on the list of most expensive cities in the world in terms of living costs.

7. Helsinki
In terms of the cost of living, Helsinki comes in seventh out of all the cities in the world.

8. Frankfurt
Frankfurt is the eighth most expensive city to live in. It is an important city in Germany and is situated on the Main River.

9. Geneva
Nestled between Lake Geneva and the Alps in Switzerland, Geneva is a city with a very high cost of living.

10. Singapore
Located in South East Asia, Singapore has a population density of almost 7,000 people per km2.

Top LAKES (By Size)

2009-10-12T01:42:00.000-07:00

1.Caspian Sea, Asia-Europe (371,000 sq km)

2.Superior, North America (82,100 sq km)

3.Victoria, Africa (69,500 sq km)

4.Huron, North America (59,600 sq km)

5.Michigan, North America (57,800 sq km)

6.Tanganyika, Africa (32,900 sq km)

7.Baikal, Asia (31,500 sq km)

8.Great Bear, North America (31,300 sq km)

9.Aral Sea, Asia (30,700 sq km)

10.Malawi, Africa (28,900 sq km)

MAJOR RIVERS (By Length)

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1.Nile, Africa (6,825 km)

2.Amazon, South America (6,437 km)

3.Chang Jiang (Yangtze), Asia (6,380 km)

4.Mississippi, North America (5,971 km)

5.Yenisey-Angara, Asia (5,536 km)

6.Huang (Yellow), Asia (5,464 km)

7.Ob-Irtysh, Asia (5,410 km)

8.Amur, Asia (4,416 km)

9.Lena, Asia (4,400 km)

10.Congo, Africa (4,370 km)

MAJOR SEAS (by size)

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1.South China (2,974,600 sq km)

2.Caribbean (2,515,900 sq km)

3.Mediterranean (2,510,000 sq km)

4.Bering (2,261,100 sq km)

5.Gulf of Mexico (1,507,600 sq km)

6.Arabian Sea (1,498,320 sq km)

7.Sea of Okhotsk (1,392,100 sq km)

8.Sea of Japan (East Sea)(1,012,900 sq km)

9.Hudson Bay (730,100 sq km)

10.East China (664,600 sq km)

TOP 10 TALLEST MOUNTAINS

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1.Mount Everest 8850m (29035ft) Nepal/China

2.Qogir (K2) 8611m (28250ft) Pakistan

3.Kangchenjunga 8586m (28169ft) Nepal

4.Lhotse 8501m (27920ft) Nepal

5.Makalu I 8462m (27765ft) Nepal

6.Cho Oyu 8201m (26906ft) Nepal

7.Dhaulagiri 8167m (26794ft) Nepal

8.Manaslu I 8156m (26758ft) Nepal

9.Nanga Parbat 8125m (26658ft) Pakistan

10.Annapurna I 8091m (26545ft) Nepal

LANGUAGES OF THE WORLD

2009-10-12T01:34:00.000-07:00

1.Chinese Mandarin 1 billion +

2.English 512 million

3.Hindi 501 million

4.Spanish 399 million

5.Russian 285 million

6.Arabic 265 million

7.Bengali 245 million

8.Portuguese 196 million

9.Malay-Indonesian 140 million

10.Japanese 125 million

LARGEST DESERTS OF THE WORLD

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1.Sahara, North Africa 3,320,000 sq. miles

2.Arabian, Middle East 900,000 sq. miles

3.Kalahari, Southern Africa 360,000 sq. miles

4.Great Victoria, Australia 250,000 sq. miles

5.Syrian, Syria, Jordan, Iraq 200,000 sq. miles

6.Chihuahuan, Mexico, U.S. 175,000 sq. miles

7.Great Sandy, Australia 150,000 sq. miles

8.Sonoran, Mexico, U,S, 120,000 sq. miles

9.Thar, India, Pakistan 77,000 sq. miles

10.Gibson, Australia 60,000 sq. miles

LARGEST METRO AREAS IN THE WORLD

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1.Toyko, Japan 31.2 million

2.New York City - Philadelphia area, USA 30.1 million

3.Mexico City, Mexico 21.5 million

4.Seoul, South Korea 20.15 million

5.Sao Paulo, Brazil 19.9 million

6.Jakarta, Indonesia 18.2 million

7.Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto, Japan 17.6 million

8.New Delhi, India 17.36 million

9.Mumbai, India (Bombay) 17.34 million

10.Los Angeles, USA 16.7 million

LARGEST CITIES

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1.Shanghai, China 13.3 million

2.Mumbai (Bombay), India 12.6 million

3.Buenos Aires, Argentina 11.92 million

4.Moscow, Russia 11.3 million

5.Karachi, Pakistan 10.9 million

6.Delhi, India 10.4 million

7.Manila, Philippines 10.3 million

8.Sao Paulo, Brazil 10.26 million

9.Seoul, South Korea 10.2 million

10.Istanbul, Turkey 9.6 million

Top Ten Largest Population

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COUNTRY POPULATION (largest)
(February, 2006 numbers)

1.China 1,306,313,800

2.India 1,080,264,400

3.USA 295,734,100

4.Indonesia 241,973,900

5.Brazil 186,112,800

6.Pakistan 162,419,900

7.Bangladesh 144,319,600

8.Russia 143,420,300

9.Nigeria 128,772,000

10.Japan 127,417,200

Top Ten Largest Countries

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LARGEST COUNTRIES (by land mass)

1.Russia 17,075,400 sq km, (6,592,846 sq miles)

2.Canada 9,330,970 sq km, (3,602,707 sq miles)

3.China 9,326,410 sq km, (3,600,947 sq miles)

4.USA 9.166,600 sq km, (3,539,242 sq miles)

5.Brazil 8,456,510 sq km, (3,265,075 sq miles)

6.Australia 7,617,930 sq km, (2,941,283 sq miles)

7.India 2,973,190 sq km, (1,147,949 sq miles)

8.Argentina 2,736,690 sq km, (1,056,636 sq miles)

9.Kazakhstan 2,717,300 sq km, (1,049,150 sq miles)

10.Sudan 2,376,000 sq km, (917,374 sq miles)

7 Wonders of the World

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The Pyramid at Chichén Itzá (before 800 A.D.) Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico

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The Taj Mahal (1630 A.D.) Agra, India

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Christ Redeemer (1931) Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

The Roman Colosseum (70 - 82 A.D.) Rome, Italy

The Great Wall of China (220 B.C and 1368 - 1644 A.D.) China

Machu Picchu (1460-1470), Peru

Petra (9 B.C. - 40 A.D.), Jordan

Who is Rajanikanth???

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Rajanikanth makes onions cry

Rajanikanth can delete the Recycle Bin.

Ghosts are actually caused by Rajanikanth killing people faster than Death can process them.

Rajanikanth can strangle you with a cordless phone.

Rajanikanth can drown a fish.

When Rajanikanth enters a room, he doesn't turn the lights on,......... .... he turns the dark off.

Brett Favre can throw a football over 50 yards. Rajanikanth can throw Brett Favre even further.

The last digit of pi is Rajanikanth. He is the end of all things.

Rajanikanth does not know where you live, but he knows where you will die.

Bullets dodge Rajanikanth.

A Handicap parking sign does not signify that this spot is for handicapped people.
It is actually in fact a warning, that the spot belongs to Rajanikanth and
that you will be handicapped if you park there.

Rajanikanth' calendar goes straight from March 31st to April 2nd, no one fools Rajanikanth.

If you spell Rajanikanth wrong on Google it doesn't say, "Did you mean Rajanikanth?
" It simply replies, "Run while you still have the chance."

Rajanikanth can do a wheelie on a unicycle.

Once a cobra bit Rajanikanth' leg. After five days of excruciating pain, the cobra died.

When Rajanikanth gives you the finger, he's telling you how many seconds you have left to live.

Rajanikanth can kill two stones with one bird.

Rajanikanth was once on Celebrity Wheel of Fortune and was the first to spin. The next 29 minutes of the show consisted of everyone standing around awkwardly, waiting for the wheel to stop.

Leading hand sanitizers claim they can kill 99.9 percent of germs. Rajanikanth can kill 100 percent of whatever he wants.

There is no such thing as global warming. Rajanikanth was cold, so he turned the sun up.

Rajanikanth has a deep and abiding respect for human life… unless it gets in his way.

It takes Rajanikanth 20 minutes to watch 60 Minutes.

Rajanikanth once shot down a German fighter plane with his finger, by yelling, "Bang!"
In an average living room there are 1,242 objects Rajanikanth could use to kill you, including the room itself.

Behind every successful man, there is a woman. Behind every dead man, there is Rajanikanth.

Rajanikanth destroyed the periodic table, because Rajanikanth only recognizes the element of surprise.

Rajanikanth got his drivers license at the age of 16 Seconds.

The square root of Rajanikanth is pain. Do not try to square Rajanikanth, the result is death.

When you say "no one's perfect", Rajanikanth takes this as a personal insult.

World End Day 2012 21 december

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End of the world

The date December 21st, 2012 A.D. (13.0.0.0.0 in the Long Count), represents an extremely close conjunction of the Winter Solstice Sun with the crossing point of the Galactic Equator (Equator of the Milky Way) and the Ecliptic (path of the Sun), what that ancient Maya recognized as the Sacred Tree. This is an event that has been coming to resonance very slowly over thousands and thousands of years. It will come to resolution at exactly 11:11 am GMT.

Nostradamus 2012
See what the great Nostradamus had to say about 2012. This video offers a great explanation of the "Dark Rift" that is located in between the constellations of Scorpio and Sagittarius. Our solar system will be entering this part of the universe on December 21, 2012.

Will The Earth Burn Up In 2012?

There has been much talk of late about the supposed doomsday prediction of December 21, 2012 as reflected in the Mayan long calendar. Most of the ancient Mayan codices were burned by Spanish monks in 1521 as works of the devil. (Full Story)

Mayan Inca Aztec Egyptian Prophecy of 2012

I came across this 4 part video series of the Mayan Inca Aztec Egyptian Prophecy of 2012. It seems that no matter if the prediction is 5 years old, 500 years old, or 5000 years old, they all point to the same date, December of 2012.

Top Ten Sports Person

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Name Sports

1.Michael Schumaker Formula racing

2.Zinedine Yazid Zidane Football

3.Tiger Woods Golf

4.Steffi Graf Tennis

5.Sachin Tendulkar Cricket

6.Michael Jordan Basketball

7.Vishwanath Anand Chess

7.Roger Freddy Tennis

9.Cristiano Ronaldo Football

10.David Beckham Football

Top 10 Richest Person

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1) The American investor and philanthropist Warren Buffet is worth an estimated $62 billion, up $10 billion from a year ago thanks to surging prices of Berkshire Hathaway stock, according to Forbes magazine's annual ranking of the world's billionaires.

Warren BuffetClick

2) Mexican telecom tycoon Carlos Slim Helu was named the world's second richest man, with a net worth of around $60 billion, up $11 billion since last March.

Carlos Slim Helu

3) Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft, is now ranked as the world's third richest person. At $58 billion, his net worth is up $2 billion from a year ago.
Bill Gates

4) Steel giant Lakshmi Mittal placed fourth with 45 billion dollars

Lakshmi Mittal

5) Petrochemicals tycoon Mukesh Ambani placed fifth with 43 billion dollars

Mukesh Ambani

6) Anil Ambani at sixth position with 42 billion dollars

Anil Ambani

7) Ikea store chain owner Ingvar Kamprad was seventh at $31 billion

Ingvar Kamprad

8) Property magnate K.P. Singh came in eighth on the list, with a fortune estimated at 30 billion dollars.
K.P. Singh

9) Aluminum giant Oleg Deripaska was ninth at $28 billion

Oleg Deripaska

10) Aldi store chain owner Karl Albrecht was 10th at $27 billion

Karl Albrecht