Showing posts with label Tragic Happenings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tragic Happenings. Show all posts

Saturday, March 9, 2013

The Catwalk — Nice Recovery

Nice Recovery
t is the one thing that can make or break your career as a runway model. You have got to walk the walk and from your very first walk too! That dose not mean you strut in through the doors like a model right when you go for your auditions. But when you are out there on the ramp, you have to walk like you rule the world. Do it in style, do it with confidence and do it like you have been doing it for years. A good way to improve your walk would be to practice at a gym or a dance studio. The advantage of doing this is you can vie your walk from every angle and know exactly ho you are going to look to every person sitting in the audience. To get an even better perspective, have your friends sit around and give you feedback.

Friday, September 7, 2012

Never Tattoo Your Partner's Photo

A Girl was mad in love with her boyfriends, She decided to punch a permanent Photo tattoo on her back, ya her boyfriend Photo, But what she done after the breakup, see the after the break...

Wednesday, July 6, 2011

Eruption of Terrible Power

Volcanic ash is very dangerous for aircraft, why? Particles of ash to the air sucked into the jet engine falling on the hot turbine blades, the particles melt.The melted particles stick moving parts and stop the turbine. Just lost visibility. 04 more images after the break...

The Girl Bussy on Phone

The girl did not have time to leave the bus, 02 more images after the break...

Tuesday, May 3, 2011

World Celebrates Death of Osama bin Laden

Late Sunday night, President Barack Obama announced that U.S. forces had killed Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden during an operation in Abbottabad, Pakistan. Bin Laden reportedly died in a firefight, shot in the head, following which his body was recovered and was buried at sea. Reactions erupted in Washington, D.C., and elsewhere as people came out in the streets in large numbers chanting pro-US slogans.

The following image gallery shows people’s reaction across the world.
Bin Laden
Crowds gathers outside the White House in Washington early Monday, May 2, 2011, to celebrate after President Barack Obama announced the death of Osama bin Laden.

Monday, December 13, 2010

Making Of Fur Coats for Fashionable Women

How cute these creatures are, aren’t they? However, they are just the material in the cruel process of making fur coats so adored by fashionable women.

Making Of Fur Coats for Fashionable Women

Making Of Fur Coats for Fashionable Women

Making Of Fur Coats for Fashionable Women

Making Of Fur Coats for Fashionable Women

Making Of Fur Coats for Fashionable Women

Making Of Fur Coats for Fashionable Women

Making Of Fur Coats for Fashionable Women

Making Of Fur Coats for Fashionable Women

Making Of Fur Coats for Fashionable Women

Making Of Fur Coats for Fashionable Women

Wednesday, December 8, 2010

Flooding in Zoo- Hippopotamus released

Nikica, a 12-year-old, two-ton hippopotamus, wades through in a flooded yard at a village in Berislavci, Montenegro. The owner of a private zoo says he released the hippo from her cage because it was flooded and the animal was in danger. Nikola Pejovic says that the huge animal is harmless. The hippo also escaped last year when flooding allowed her to swim out of her cage.
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You may expect to see birds, bees and even the odd fox in your garden. However, the gigantic bulk of a two-tonne wallowing hippopotamus would probably come as something of a shock. Fortunately, residents in Plavnica, in Montenegro are used to Nikica, who regularly goes AWOL from his pen at the town’s zoo.
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He sometimes escapes his habitat when the water levels rise and this is not unusual,’ zoo co-owner Nikola Pejovic said in January when the beast made a similar getaway from a private zoo in Plavnica. Nikica, 12, was photographed swimming by houses four kilometres away from his own home.
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The flooding situation in Montenegro was fairly serious over the weekend in the Lake Skadar region, at the border with Albania, where the zoo is located.  More than 1,000 soldiers were called to help the locals with the rising water. But the soldiers have nothing to worry about with the friendly hippo.
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‘Locals are completely used to him,’ Pejovic said of Nikica, who is described as ‘extremely tame and peaceful’.
‘He would not be able to return to his flooded pen as long as the waters in the lake are so high,’ he said during the January flooding. Nikica, Montenegro’s only hippo, has been living in the zoo for a decade.
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Flooding in Zoo- Hippopotamus released

Nikica, a 12-year-old, two-ton hippopotamus, wades through in a flooded yard at a village in Berislavci, Montenegro. The owner of a private zoo says he released the hippo from her cage because it was flooded and the animal was in danger. Nikola Pejovic says that the huge animal is harmless. The hippo also escaped last year when flooding allowed her to swim out of her cage.
Flooding in Zoo Hippopotamus released1 Flooding in Zoo  Hippopotamus released
You may expect to see birds, bees and even the odd fox in your garden. However, the gigantic bulk of a two-tonne wallowing hippopotamus would probably come as something of a shock. Fortunately, residents in Plavnica, in Montenegro are used to Nikica, who regularly goes AWOL from his pen at the town’s zoo.
Flooding in Zoo Hippopotamus released2 Flooding in Zoo  Hippopotamus released
He sometimes escapes his habitat when the water levels rise and this is not unusual,’ zoo co-owner Nikola Pejovic said in January when the beast made a similar getaway from a private zoo in Plavnica. Nikica, 12, was photographed swimming by houses four kilometres away from his own home.
Flooding in Zoo Hippopotamus released3 Flooding in Zoo  Hippopotamus released
The flooding situation in Montenegro was fairly serious over the weekend in the Lake Skadar region, at the border with Albania, where the zoo is located.  More than 1,000 soldiers were called to help the locals with the rising water. But the soldiers have nothing to worry about with the friendly hippo.
Flooding in Zoo Hippopotamus released4 Flooding in Zoo  Hippopotamus released
‘Locals are completely used to him,’ Pejovic said of Nikica, who is described as ‘extremely tame and peaceful’.
‘He would not be able to return to his flooded pen as long as the waters in the lake are so high,’ he said during the January flooding. Nikica, Montenegro’s only hippo, has been living in the zoo for a decade.
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Friday, November 19, 2010

Honeymoon murder in an African safari

Wed, Nov 17 05:42 PM

A fairytale wedding in Mumbai followed by honeymoon in picturesque Cape Town, South Africa, ended on a tragic note for Anni Dewani. The 28-year-old bride, who was of Indian origin but grew up in Sweden, was raped and murdered near South Africa's second most populous city on Saturday night.

The ripples of Dewani's horrific end are being felt in India as the travel trade, which has been promoting South Africa as an high-end wedding and honeymoon destination, confronts that country's reputation of being prone to violent crimes.

Monday, November 15, 2010

After 47 yrs, Secret Service Agents break silence on JFK assassination

Sun, Nov 14 12:00 PM
London, Nov 14 (ANI): 

The Secret Service Agents, who were at former US President John F. Kennedy's side when he was assassinated, have broken their silence after 47 years.
Clint Hill and four other agents discuss the inside story of Kennedy's assassination and their time in the White House in a new book 'The Kennedy Detail', reports the Daily Mail.
The compelling account in the book is Hill, now in his late seventies, who for the first time spoke about those first terrifying minutes in Dallas.

He has recalled how he saw the former President collapse into the back of his car and into his wife's blood-splattered arms after being shot while driving through Dallas in November 1963.

Friday, November 5, 2010

What BP Doesn’t Want You To See From Their Oil Spill

After spilling up to 39 million gallons of oil into the Gulf Coast with 11 BP employee casualties, these are a few pictures of the countless amounts of seabirds caught in the oil slick.
Photos by AP Photographer Charlie Riedel.

Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Saddest Pictures in the World

“Tears keep falling…”
The 9/11 Attack
In the morning September 11, 2001, two hijacked passenger jets crashed into the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in New York City. This was no accident, but rather a series of attacks done by suicide bombers engaged with the Al-Qaeda terrorist group.
The attacks killed all the passengers on board the hijacked planes, and took away 2,974 innocent lives at the World Trade Center. More than 90 countries lost citizens in the attack, and the stock market was closed for a week.

Thursday, October 28, 2010

Chernobyl Amusement Park


For the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Chernobyl accident they are going to turn the exclusion zone into a giant museum-park. It is believed that excursions there will be popular among tourists.
This place used to be a home for someone. After the explosion this area became “a desert island.” Chernobyl became a synonym of “death” and many hearts are still wrung when this tragedy is mentioned. However it doesn’t prevent them from turning this evil place into an amusement park.