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Flood In Pakistan (پاکستان میں سیلاب)

Posted by Imran Alam Posted on 3:55 PM with No comments

It is only the start of the monsoon season, but already Pakistan is experiencing some of the worst flooding it has seen in over 80 years. Entire villages have been washed away, an early estimate of over 1,600 deaths so far and over 2 million displaced or otherwise affected. Not only is the immediate water damage causing havoc, the floods have inundated crop-producing areas, dealing a crippling blow to the agricultural-based economy and threatening a food crisis. The Pakistani government now struggles to rescue and provide aid to millions - while still fighting with militant Islamist forces in many of the hardest-hit regions. With even more heavy rains predicted in the coming days, here are a handful of recent photographs of Pakistanis as they cope with this latest disaster.

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Amazing Water Fountain

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This is the largest and most expensive water fountain in the world. It is built and set in Burj Dubai Lake. It is over 900 feet long and can spray jets up to 500 feet high. The fountain can spray as much as 22,000 gallons of water in the air. Over 6,000 super lights and 25 color projectors help to create amazing dancing water sculptures. Watch the video to see the real beauty of this water fountain.

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Cultural Village kinmen, Taiwan

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Shanhou Folk Cultural Village is located in Shanhou Village. The village was built in Ching Kuang Hsu year 26 (1900). With an area of 1230 pings, the village has eighteen buildings and houses of traditional Fujian style. The buildings were built by the Chinese Japanese Wang Kuo Chen and Wang Ching Hsiang for their relatives and materials were shipped from Changzhou, Chuanzhou and Jiangxi Province. It took 20 years to finish the construction. The eighteen buildings and houses were damaged after years of wind erosion. The Kinmen government redecorated the buildings and claimed it a cultural village.

The buildings here are carefully-designed and well-decorated in traditional Chinese style, presenting the characteristics of Chinese architecture. The structure, paintings and sculptures are refined. In 1979, the Kinmen government reconstructed the ancient buildings and set up museums and exhibition rooms, presenting the best characteristics of Kinmen.

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Nokia C5

Posted by Imran Alam Posted on 2:16 AM with No comments

Nokia C5 introduces a smart phone running Symbian S60, with the now classic looks, a thickness of 12 millimeters and the same modest resources. Novelty is equipped with a 2.2 "screen with 320x240 resolution and 3-megapixel camera. There is a good set, consisting of a connector micro USB, 3.5-mm headphone jacks and support A-GPS.'s Own memory in the phone 50 megabytes, the complex includes a card capacity of 2 gigabytes. The company focuses on the social nature of the phone, mention the application to work with Face book, Google Talk, OVI cards with free voice navigation. Capacity Battery Nokia C5 is low - 1050 mAh, and the whole apparatus looks like a light with 90 grams of weight and size 112h46h12 mm. Sales can be expected in the second quarter of this year in two colors slightly different with each other - white and gray. Expected price - 7000 rubles.

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Dollar Tree Money does grow on the trees

Posted by Imran Alam Posted on 11:47 PM with No comments

Money does grow on the trees. Australian Rabo Direct bank has proved it by setting up a hilarious experiment. Bank workers chose a tree in one of the Sydney city parks and planted real five-dollar bills on it. They also used a hidden video camera to record people reaction to the abnormal dollar tree.