Life has always fascinated me…be it the tiny fingers of a new born,the innocence of a child,an adolescent’s search for his/her identity,the transformation from adolescence to adulthood,the sensibility of the middle-aged,or the experience of the old-aged…I kinda picture myself in all those phases of life and am amazed at the way GOD planned everything!
Life is like a novel, you never know whats going to happen next until you turn to the next page,I read that somewhere and am amazed by the truth of it..Nobody knows whats going to happen next,even while i’m typing this there could be an earthquake and the roof could come crashing down on my head…Or i could become a celebrity through this blog or…or a lot of other things could happen,but nobody knows what…and thats what life is all about!
I wait in anticipation for what every moment has in store for me…With every passing minute i grow older and wiser,learning about what a roller coaster ride life is.There have been some totally unexpected things that have happened and there have also been a lot of things that i have planned for and that have mercilessly flopped! And again,i realize they are a part and parcel of life,that make life so exciting to live,so enthralling to look forward to….something like a joy ride! The joy ride part,sure does depend on how you perceive things in YOUR life…If you are going to be pulled down by failures in your life,then forget about it being fun or about enjoying the ride!
When you know you’ve got this one chance to tell the world,you exist and this one chance to make the most of the life you have been gifted with, go ahead and face the day with all the enthusiasm in you,you sure will leave your footprints for the world to see
tures. (The world's second longest, the St. Gottard Tunnel in Switzerland, is only 16.92 km, or 10 miles). An access tunnel of 2.1 km (1.3 miles) was built from a side valley, Tynjadalen (Tønjum Valley), 6 km (3.72 miles) from the Lærdal side. This enabled the crews to drill from four sites, which shortened the construction time. This access tunnel also serves as an extraction tunnel for the ventilation system, and made it possible to deposit the excavated rock on the Lærdal side in an environmentally secure area.
Zavikon Island probably has the smallest international bridge in the world. It is only thirty-two feet long and connects a Canadian island and an American island. The boundary agreement in 1793 between the American and Canadian governments decided that no island would be split in two. Two-thirds of the islands are in Canadian territory, but the total area of the Canadian and American islands is roughly equal. Theoretically the second island is in US, but both are considered to be part of canada. Local guides and tour operators definitely want this to be known as “shortest international bridge”
The Bermuda Triangle, also called the Devil's Triangle, is an imaginary area that can be roughly outlined on a map by connecting Miami, Florida; San Juan, Puerto Rico; and the Bahamas, an island chain off the coast of the United States. Within that triangular area of the Atlantic Ocean have occurred a number of unexplained disappearances of boats and planes. Additionally, readings on directional devices do not operate normally inside the triangle.
Unusual events in that area date back in recorded history to 1493 and the first voyage of Christopher Columbus (1451–1506) to the New World. In his log, Columbus noted that his compass readings were askew within the area now called the Bermuda Triangle, and he and his crew were confused by shallow areas of sea with no land nearby.
The term "Bermuda Triangle" was first used in an article written by Vincent H. Gaddis for Argosy magazine in 1964. Gaddis claimed that several ships and planes had disappeared without explanation in that area. The article was expanded and included in his book, Invisible Horizons: True Mysteries of the Sea (1965), where he described nine mysterious incidents and provided extensive detail. Many newspapers carried a story in December of 1967 about strange incidents in the Bermuda Triangle after a National Geographic Society news release brought attention to Gaddis's book. The triangle was featured in a cover story in Argosy in 1968, in a book called Limbo of the Lost (1969) by John Wallace Spencer, and in a documentary film, The Devil's Triangle, in 1971. Charles Berlitz's 1974 bestseller The Bermuda Triangle marked the height of the disaster area legend, but some of its sensationalized claims were quickly proved inaccurate.
“The region involved, a watery triangle bounded roughly by Florida, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico, measures less than a thousand miles on any one side.”
George X. Sand introduced the Triangle to his readers in October 1952 in a short article for Fate magazine, entitled “Sea Mystery at our Back Door.”
Getting money after filling up an online form can be pretty scary especially if you don’t know much about payday loans. Some people might think that this is what hacking means. Wrong. But it is very much a possibility when you browse through internet lending sites, so you need to be more careful.
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Online cash advances are the same as the corner cash advance store, only this one is on the internet, with faster approval, and according to the belief of some people, at lower cost and higher loan amount. Some people like borrowing online because this is more convenient as they can stay at home and there is no more need to wait in line.
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A new addition to Singapore's roads is a red lane marking along Orchard Road. It indicates a full day bus lane that runs along the stretch of Orchard Road from Paterson Road to Dhoby Ghaut. This lane is expected to significantly improve journey times for bus users and is in operation from 7.30am to 8.00pm, Mondays to Saturdays, excluding public holidays.
Motorists should keep clear of the full-day bus lane during its operational hours. Offenders will face a fine of $130.
The Land Transport Authority has introduced the full day lane as a pilot scheme which will be re-assessed in March. If it is found to improve bus travel times, it may consider introducing such full day bus lanes at other busy locations.
Well,guys!Nowadays many of them spend most of their time in doing online jobs.Practically just think many youngsters are interested to do some jobs and they are always attached to the net.so they will be so eager to get a online job.This goes an advantage to the producers and they announces an advertisement in the net like an online job. As i am also a youngster i used to surf the net.Finally i saw Ashop Commerce. Apart from other online jobs this is quite different and easy to be done.
