Guess the celebrity Film Star .. ! 31-07-2013

Can you guess this famous Indian Film Actress ???

Guess the celebrity ? 31-07-2013

Can you Guess this Famous Indian Cricket Player ?

Crazy Taxi Game

Crazy Taxi Game 

Girl Riding Amazing Bike ♥

Girl Riding Amazing Bike ♥

An awesome portrait art ♥

Beautiful Trees ♥

Mother of Beds :D LOL

Mirror Illusion of Leandro Erlich

We’re tremendous admirers of Argentine architect / artist Leandro Erlichand after this next article hopefully you will be too. Not only is he incredible gifted, he’s a master of illusion as well.

His latest work titled ‘Dalston House’ is a testament to his skill and vision, it’s art designed to boggle, perplex and thrill. Visitors can simply lay on the floor and look up, only to suddenly find themselves dangling out of windows, hanging from the roof or sitting on a ledge. It’s all part ofErlich’s unique gift of toying with our perception and sense of reality.

You can view more of his absorbing and visually arresting work via hisofficial site or why not grab a copy for your own home. 

Famous Faces Fused With Their Modern Day Equivalents

Leonardo DiCaprio/Paul Newman

When you are a politicians, musicians, actors and even Royalty – you are constantly under the microscope, compared and assessed next to your peers and popular and historical figures in your field of work.

Apple’s current CEO Tim Cook will forever be measured against the brilliance of Steve Jobs, Barack Obama’s record & influence will be measured against that of Malcom X and who could forget Princess Kate destiny to stand slightly to the left of Princess Diana’s rather large shadow.

They are just some of the celebrities that visual artist Marc Ghali has used in his gracefully series whereby he fuses former stars with their modern-day equivalents. It’s stylish and unique, finding a common ground between our past and present. Be sure to experience more of his impressive work via his Behance profile. 

Mysterious 22 Abandoned Places Around The World

01. Abandoned mill from 1866 in Sorrento, Italy

If you ever wanted to have an adventure off the beaten track, away from the tourists and off into the wilderness, you could do a lot worse than explore these 22 rather mysterious and abandoned locations.

The four corners of the globe to bring you some of the most beautiful, magical and even spooky sites which both time and history seem to have forgotten. 

Hollywood Celebs — Daily Candids

Hollywood Celebs — Daily Candids

Eva Mendes

Hollywood Celebs — Daily Candids, 

Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque Centre Abu Dhabi

Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque is located in Abu Dhabi, the capital city of the United Arab Emirates and is considered to be the key for worship in the country. Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque was initiated by the late President of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), HH Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, who wanted to establish a structure which unites the cultural diversity of Islamic world, the historical and modern values of architecture and art. His final resting place is located on the grounds beside the same mosque. It is the largest mosque in the United Arab Emirates and the eighth largest mosque in the world. The mosque site is equivalent to the size five football[clarification needed] fields approximately. As the country's grand mosque, it is the key place of worship for Friday gathering and Eid prayers. During Eid it can be visited more than 40,000 people.

Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque Center (SZGMC) offices are located in the east minarets. SZGMC manages the day to day operations, as a place of worship and Friday gathering and also a center of learning and discovery through its educational cultural activities and visitor programs.

The library, located in the north/east minaret, serves the community with classic books and publications addressing a range of Islamic subjects: sciences, civilization, calligraphy, the arts, coins and includes some rare publications dating back more than 200 years. In reflection of the diversity of the Islamic world and the United Arab Emirates, the collection comprises material in a broad range of languages including Arabic, English, French, Italian, Spanish, German and Korean. 

Childhood Photos Of The World’s Most Brutal Dictators

They are known universally as some of the world’s most hated, feared and brutal individuals. Once untainted and innocent youths, as men they evolved into dictators, despots, egomaniacs & warmongers.

Together they have collectively destroyed, tormented and played key roles in the deaths of millions of individuals – either through their divisive philosophy, unrelenting fascism, promotion of racism, political propaganda design to oppress the masses & strengthen authority or their unquenchable thirst for power resulting in war.

Joseph Stalin

We take a look at the likes of Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin, Saddam Hussein & several others during their formative years. It makes for chilling viewing, little did the photographer know the apparent monster they were photographing or that they would go on to write some of the darkest chapters in recorded history. 

5 Hottest Places In The World

With summer finally here, it’s time for beach vacations, camping trips, water parks, picnics, and other outdoor activities reserved for the warmer months.

Of course, in many places, summer also means scorching temperatures, blazing sun, and mandatory air conditioning. While a tropical getaway and relaxing day at the beach may be on the top of your summer vacation list, you may start to rethink those options when the temperatures begin to rise.

Still, complaining about temperatures rising to 80 or 90 Fahrenheit will seem pretty pathetic after checking out this list of the hottest places on Earth. Just reading about these burning destinations will get you running for a cold shower. With temperatures too extreme to bear and climatically harsh and remote locales, the top 5 hottest places in the world are not to be messed with.

Counting down from the least hot (but still unbearable) in the top 5 to the hottest, here’s our list of the hottest places in the world.

05. Timbuktu, Mali

Located in West Africa, temperatures in Timbuktu can reach upwards of 130 Fahrenheit and average an uncomfortable 108 in the month of May. A key player in the spread of Islam to Africa, Timbuktu is home to several influential mosques and boasts the world’s most coveted collection of ancient manuscripts.

Regardless of its historical appeal, Timbuktu is only for those unaffected by super hot temperatures, or looking for a really good sweat. 

The 10 Largest Dog Breeds in the World

We have all had our heads turned at the sight of a large dog, whether just in pure awe, appreciation, or intrigue. Some of the largest dog breeds in the world are recognizable, like the Great Dane or the Saint Bernard, and others are more obscure. While it seems owning a teacup size dog that can slip easily into your handbag is all the rage with celebrities these days, many people prefer the companionship of a large dog.

All the dogs that make up this list of the world’s largest dog breeds are over 100 pounds and the ‘shortest’ dog on the list comes in at an impressive 26 inches at the withers, the highest point of dog’s shoulders. Regardless of your criteria for determining the world’s largest dog breeds, all these gentle giants are on average the tallest, heaviest, and brawniest breeds in the world.

10. Shiloh Shepherd

Related to the German Shepherd, the smallest of our world’s largest dog breeds stands 26 to 30 inches and typically weigh up to 140 pounds. Though not recognized by any major kennel club, they are acknowledged by rare breed organizations and are known for their intelligence and stable temperament. Bred as companions, these dogs have a high energy level and are a great family dog. Their coats come in a multitude of colors and they often work as therapy or search and rescue dogs. 

Green Tramways in Europe

Tram tracks on many European cities are lined with grass, a practice that probably started in the 1980’s to bring greenery back to city space and at the same time, provide habitable zone for numerous insects and invertebrates. These swaths of green provide a host of benefits to any urban area, like reduce urban heat island effect, provide a permeable surface for storm water to infiltrate, reduce pollution and absorb noise generated by the grinding of metal wheels on metal tracks. Not to mention, they look incredibly good in comparison to concrete or asphalt.

Green tracks have become increasingly popular in Europe and can be seen in pretty much every major European cities from Barcelona to Frankfurt, Milan, St-Etienne and Strasbourg.

The Real Toy Story — Michael Wolf

The Toy Story series of movies are sensational to watch for both children and adults, but The Real Toy Story by Michael Wolf may be even more thought provoking and interesting. Michael Wolf combined his photographic skills with an artistic collage created of thousands of doll body parts. The entire room is decorated with heads, legs, arms, bodies, and other bits and pieces of toys to create a colorful gallery to host the pictures telling the story within the story.

You will be lost looking through all the doll parts and exploring the pictures showing the people responsible for the creation of dolls and the display. Sometimes photographers go far beyond taking pictures and become story telling artists that defy description, just like Michael Wolf.

Five Friends Take Same Photo for 30 Years

In 1982

It is truly amazing how a group of 5 teenagers, in 1982, decided to take a photo of themselves at a cabin on Copco Lake in California and made sure to turn that into a five year tradition. The group made up of John Wardlaw, Mark Rumer, Dallas Burney, John Molony and John Dickson have been taking photos for the last 30 years, while maintaining the same pose. 

Top 10 World Most Expensive House Building

This time we are going to tell you about the Top 10 List of most expensive house building in the world. In the same time, we ensure you that, you that our Top 10 List is also informative with exact information.

10. Dracula’s Castle, Romania

Dracula’s Castle in the 10th place. It has 57 rooms in total, including 17 bedrooms filled with antiques and historical artifacts. It wouldn’t do for the publicly shy Ira Rennet mentioned above, but for the quirkier billionaire, the 450 million tourists that visit every year may be worth it for living in Dracula’s castle.

Aerial Beach Photographs by Gray Malin

Bondi Beach, Australia

Shooting from doorless helicopters, west hollywood-based photographer gray malin has taken bird’s eye view images that capture the spirit of summer from the USA to brazil, australia to south africa in his series 'à la plage, à la piscine. from above, colorful shots of beaches in rio de janeiro, dubai and even lisbon showcase people as patterns, as they bask in the sun beside crowd-packed pools or oasis-like waterfronts.

Timeline Lol Pics :D

Nothing Can Come Between Us

Timeline Lol Pics, 

Maria Sharapova – Porsche Shooting In California

Tennis star and Porsche brand ambassador Maria Sharapova was in California recently for a photo shoot with a pair of the German automaker's finest convertibles from past and present.

24 Creative Door Knockers

24 Creative Door Knockers

Door knockers are not very popular in our country. It is more practical to use the phone. 

But it also does a door knocker in such an original adaptation that is better seen as a design element.

Extraordinary Photographs of Animals Inside the Womb

The experience of most detailed embryonic animal photographs ever taken. Using revolutionary four-dimensional scanning technology, scientists have shed light on the world of animals inside the womb, including that of dolphins, sharks, dogs, penguins, and elephants. The images are from a National Geographic Documentary called “Extraordinary Animals in the Womb” and were captured by using a combination of three-dimensional ultrasound scans, computer graphics and small cameras to document the animals’ development from conception to birth. The documentary serves as “testimony to the strong relatedness of all mammals.”

Dolphin

The documentary specifically explores the Shark and how its cannibalistic embryos must eat their own brothers to survive; the Emperor Penguin and its egg-bound chicks that must battle the coldest weather on the planet; the Kangaroo and its underdeveloped young who will undergo an exceptionally premature birth; and the Parasitic Wasp whose larvae must hijack and exploit the body of another creature to survive. 

Giant Dragon Skull on beach in Dorset’s Jurassic coast in England

On last Monday morning, locals and holiday makers were surprised to discover what appeared to be a giant skull of a dragon on Charmouth beach in Dorset’s Jurassic coast in England. The spectacular skull the size of a bus appeared to have been washed up on the beach famous for its treasure trove of dinosaur fossils. No need to panic. It’s just a publicity stunt by U.K. streaming video service Blinkbox who knows exactly how to celebrate the arrival of season 3 of the TV series Game of Thrones on their service.

The skull, which measures 40 feet long, 8 feet wide and 9 feet tall, took a team of three sculptors over two months to design, construct and paint. The skull was then transported across London and plonked down on Jurassic coast overnight. The choice of location was brilliant. The Jurassic coastline is home to a sequence of Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous rock formations spanning 185 million years of the Earth’s history. A large number of fossils has been unearthed in this region. The last major fossil to be found was that of the Ichthyosaur, a dolphin like creature which lived 220-65 million years ago. 

Millionaire's house has 165 foot aquarium fence

Mehmet Ali Gökçeoglu is a Turkish business man with plenty of cash and some very interesting tastes. He  made the decision his fence looked to unwelcoming, boring, ugly, and ripped it out and had it replaced with a 165 foot long aquarium fence that encircles his entire yard. The aquarium is stocked with massive amounts of fish, a cleaning and filtration system, and provides a security wall that is beautiful, but probably not secure. The offset the reduction in security Mehmet installed cameras, added security features, and has the fence monitored around the clock. This is not Mehmet’s only venture into incredible aquariums. The wall is impressive, but the concept continues on into his home, which you can learn more about by visiting his Facebook page. 

Newest, Biggest, Baddest Roller Coasters Around The World

01. Batman — The Ride, Illinois, USA

After a summer 2013 update to a classic ride, this superhero flies backwards for the first time.

Just Say LOL:D :)

A Sign Of True Bonding

The Most Narrow House in the World

Narrow House is one of the many ways that Austrian artist Erwin Wurm looks at the world differently and challenges his viewers to do the same. Wurm created this installation based off of his childhood home. Visitors were invited into the living quarters to explore the narrow spaces and slender furniture that filled the house. Everything including the hallways, the bedroom, the living areas, even the toilet, were unusually compressed. Through the installation, Wurm raises questions about space, posing "some deep and disturbing questions about the terror that comes from having our personal space constricted, restricted, or invaded."

Wurm approaches art with a great sense of humor. He says, "You don't always have to be deadly serious. Sarcasm and humor can help you see things in a lighter vein." And so, many of his works involve redefining our expectations of the world around us. He creates interactive art using everyday environments, materials, and people in order to provoke his viewers to first laugh, and to then carefully contemplate what we see.

Amazing Plant Sculptures at the Montreal Mosaiculture Exhibition 2013

Even if you’re not into gardening yourself, the plant sculptures in the international Montreal Mosaiculture Exhibition will blow your mind. As defined in the official website of the event, mosaiculture “is a refined horticultural art that involves creating and mounting living artworks made primarily from plants with colourful foliage (generally annuals, and occasionally perennials).” It is also a highly complex form of art, requiring different sets of skills from all the participating artists: not only do they have to plan and build the framework of the sculpture and match the colors, it is also important to understand the maintenance of each plant they use.

This year over 200 horticultural artists from all around the world present 40 living plant sculptures, created from more than 22 000 different plant species – over 3 million flowers overall! The sculptures will be showcased in 10 exhibition greenhouses and 30 themed gardens at the Montréal Botanical Garden until 29 September. The competition also touches on ecology, challenging artists to work around the “Land of Hope” theme and interpret it in their sculptures from the ecological point of view.

The Mosaïcultures Internationale competition was founded back in 2000 by Lise Cormier after her visit to China: this is where Lisa saw an enchanting 40-feet-high sculpture of 3 doves and was instantly inspired to bring the idea back home. Don’t miss your chance to visit the event!

Map Of The World According To Americans

Being an American I know all too well the terrible, yet often hilarious, stereotypes associated with our common folk geography knowledge and cultural awareness, or better yet lack thereof.

Apparently someone else found this topic to be humorous as well, creating this map dubbed The World According To Americans.  The map is certainly a bit ignorant, but it seems to coincide perfectly with many American’s preconceived notions of places that they know little to nothing about. Either way some of these places certainly made us laugh, and it’s worth taking a closer look at. You can purchase yours at Zazzle. 

Hollywood Celebs — Daily Candids

Hilary Duff at FIJI Water Days of Summer in NY

Hollywood Celebs Daily Candids 

10 Places Where You Can Make a Wish, and it Will Turn

For those who love to travel “to good use”, and believes in miracles, we collected 10 locations around the world where you can make a wish and be sure that it will be granted. As we know, the main thing – to believe!

01. House of the Virgin Mary in Ephesus – A place of pilgrimage for Christians.

Here is the source from which the water is considered curative. Located near the wall where everyone can make a wish, fixing nodule of any matter on the specially installed gratings. According to legend, the home took the Assumption of Our Lady, who had spent the last few years there life on earth.

The Poisonous Blue Lagoon of Harpur Hill — Buxton

From a distance, an abandoned quarry at Harpur Hill in the English town of Buxton looks like a true paradise. The water is a brilliant turquoise blue that looks like something from the Mediterranean. Locals call it the “Blue Lagoon”. But looks can be deceiving. In reality, the water in the pool is blue due to chemical pollution – toxic leftovers from its industrial days. There are signs close to the shoreline that warn people of the pool’s dangerous contents that include abandoned cars, dead animals and human waste, and the ‘beach’ is limestone chippings. Despite the warnings, the flooded quarry had become a bizarre holiday destination as young people and even families turn up to camp out, swim and hold all-night drinking parties there because the web pictures show an idyllic stretch of water with a ‘beach.’

The attractive coloring of the water is caused by the surrounding limestone rocks which leach calcite crystals into the water, turning it turquoise. The calcium oxide in the water turns it alkaline with a pH level of 11.3, only slightly lower than bleach (ph 12.6) and ammonia (pH 11.5) - toxic enough to cause skin and eye irritations, stomach problems and fungal infections.

In June 2013, the council poured black dye into the water to lessen its appeal, and so far the plans has worked. Tourists have stopped swimming in it. Local business owner Rachel Thomas told to BBC, “They don't think they're on holiday in the Bahamas any more, they know they're in Harpur Hill.” 

30 Unique Photos From Our Past

Photographs have long been used to record special and unique moments – birthdays, weddings and the occasional selfie are all commonplace. But these next 30 photographs go beyond the norm – they encapsulate the mood, tone and values of yesteryear, a compelling account of the evolution of our values if you will. From landmarks in history, strange feats of physical endurance through to peculiar devices & oddball characters we hope this series of images will astound, confound and enthrall you.

01. Unpacking the Head of the Statue of Liberty delivered June 17, 1885

Funny Flash Animation 29 July 2013 :)

Check out the following link for a wonderful flash animation of a Pug dog licking the screen :) 

Follow this link: http://goo.gl/fRKKxR

Giethoorn — The Dutch Village With No Roads

Can you imagine a village with no roads? There is such a place in the Netherlands called Giethoorn (pronounced 'geethorn'). There are no roads and cars have to remain outside the village. The only access to the stunningly lovely houses in Giethoorn is by water, or on foot over tiny individual wooden bridges.

Giethoorn is located about 5km southwest of Steenwijck in Holland and became famous - especially after the 1958 Dutch film "Fanfare", made by Bert Haanstra, was set there. Giethoorn is now an internationally known tourist attraction in the Netherlands. 

Madrid-Puerta De Atocha Railway Station — Spain

Madrid Atocha (Spanish: Estación de Madrid Atocha, also named Madrid Puerta de Atocha) is the largest railway station in Madrid. It is the primary station serving commuter trains (Cercanías), intercity and regional trains from the south, and the AVE high speed trains from Barcelona (Catalonia), Saragosse (Aragon), Seville (Andalusia) and Valencia (Levante Region). These train services are run by the Spanish national rail company, Renfe. The station is in the Atocha neighborhood of the district of Arganzuela. The original façade faces the Plaza del Emperador Carlos V, a site at which a variety of streets converge, including the Calle de Atocha, Paseo del Prado, Paseo de la Infanta Isabel, Avenida de la Ciudad de Barcelona, Calle de Méndez Álvaro, Paseo de las Delicias, Paseo de Santa María de la Cabeza, and Ronda de Atocha.

The Atocha station is really a railway complex, formed by the Madrid Atocha Cercanías and Madrid Puerta de Atocha stations of the Spanish national railways and the Atocha Renfe station of the Madrid underground. .

Love Makes The Impossible...Possible — Story

This is a story of a couple from Philippines…

There was a girl named Julie who used to fear falling in love because she has seen her mother’s suffering, this girl has lost her father when she was 13 and her mother was left all alone with his memories & Stolen Moments !! Her father used to smoke a lot and because of smoking he suffered from cancer and died !

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It’s true no one knows destiny, this girl Julie who used to fear love and hate smokers has fallen in love with one of his class mate… who was a chain smoker. She used to tell his father’s story to him every-time they met expecting him to quit smoking. She realized that he has started avoiding her as his friends used to tease him whenever he used to smoke with them. Julie wanted to see him happy so she stopped objecting him :’( and just after 3 months of her relationship she realized that he is suffering from a lung disease called emphysema caused due to smoking.

He has fallen seriously ill and his treatment started, it continued for 2 years… many times his health became so worst that doctors also thought he will die !! But it was Julie’s love who kept him alive and recovering, all these 2 years she spent all her time with him in the hospital… she stopped going to college.. fought with her mother, friends & relatives… invested all her pocket money… and thus she defined love…?

The Boy Recovered And Has Quit Smoking !! He Has married Julie And now they both are living happily together !! He always feels guilty for not listening to his Love ? 

earlier. He now gives one message to everyone “Do 100 things that friends asks you to do, but please don’t do at-least that one thing that your love don’t want you to do ..?” 

“Friends, i will not say Smoking is dangerous for health because that is already written on the box of cigars… but i will like to tell you… that you started smoking for yourself, now quit it for someone who loves you !! 

Next time when your Love or your parents ask you not to smoke… recall this “True Love Story” and answer yourself that do you want them to suffer for a mistake that you are doing today”.???