Secret, sorry no more secret door to inside earth is open !!!!

Sorry, i was just kiddin !!! This might be looking a Digital photo effect but its true, nature formation at Ciudad de Guatemala.

This sinkhole appeared yesterday, May 30, in a street intersection located in Zone 2 of Ciudad de Guatemala.

These happen from time to time during major storms in part because of unstable geology.

A sinkhole is a natural depression caused by the removal of underground soil by water. This process can happen slowly, but sometimes the land just cracks open. In this case, it happened suddenly. The cause: Massive underground water torrents created by tropical storm Agatha.

Secret, sorry no more secret door to inside earth is open !!!!

'How to fake six pack' - Youtube sensation

A university student has become one of the most viewed people in the world on YouTube after her 'How to fake a six-pack' video gathered over 20 million hits.

Natalie Tran entered the list of the 20 most-watched videos of all time on YouTube with the parody of an ad that showed how women could achieve the look of a six-pack under the guise of make-up products.

Her site, Community Channel, was said to be the most-subscribed YouTube site in Australia with more than 600,000 viewers, News.com.au reported.

'How to fake six pack' - Youtube sensation

Crazy hairstyle by football superstars.

You might have seen most of them going bald or having a very fine hair cutting but here are some of the wildest yet craziest haircut by some of the football superstar.

This photo has been compiled by ibnlive.com

Photographer captures Mohamed Zidan's unique hair style during a match.

Axel Witsel checks his hair style during a team training session.

Crazy hairstyle by football superstars.

World's first: Brit scientist infects himself with computer virus.

(ANI): Dr Mark Gasson, a cybernetics expert at the University of Reading, has become the first human to be infected with a computer virus.

Gasson has had a computer chip implanted in his hand which is programmed to open security doors to his lab. The chip also ensures that only he is able to switch on and use his mobile phone.

But the British boffin deliberately infected the chip with a computer virus. It was then automatically transmitted to affect to the lab security system.

"Once the system is infected, anybody accessing the building with their passcard would be infected too," he told Sky News.

The virus on his chip is benign. But malicious computer code could give criminals access to a building. (ANI)

World's first: Brit scientist infects himself with computer virus.

Eisenhower was invited to meet aliens.

(IANS): Former US president Dwight Eisenhower was invited to meet aliens visiting the earth.

Eisenhower was briefed about the presence of extra-terrestrial intelligent beings on earth and was given an opportunity to meet them, Henry W. McElroy Jr., retired state representative to New Hampshire, was quoted as saying by the Daily Telegraph.

McElroy said he saw a document at the state legislature that made reference to the presence of aliens.

This new revelation comes at a time when legislators are trying to gather support for the creation of an Extraterrestrial Affairs Commission after the August 2010 elections in Denver.

Eisenhower was invited to meet aliens.

Brush your teeth twice daily 'to avoid heart disease'

Here's another reason to brush your teeth at least twice everyday — poor dental hygiene can significantly raise your risk of developing heart disease, say researchers.

A new study, published in the British Medical Journal, found that those who don't brush their teeth regularly are 70 percent more likely to develop heart disease than those who'reconscientious about cleaning their teeth morning and night.

"Our results confirmed and further strengthened the suggested association between oral hygiene and the risk of (heart) disease," Professor Richard Watt of University College London, who led the study, said.

The study looked at data on more than 11,000 adults. All the subjects were asked about their lifestyle behaviours, including how often they brushed their teeth. Nurses also took information on medical history and family history of heart disease as well as blood pressure levels and blood samples.

Brush your teeth twice daily 'to avoid heart disease'

Toddler smokes 40 cigarettes a day!

Rizal, who lives in a fishing village Musi Banyuasin in Indonesia, smokes at least 40 cigarettes in a day. He got addicted to smoking after his father gave him a cigarette when he was just 18 months, a report in thesun.co.uk, said.

Rizal, who weighs more than 25 kilograms, finds it almost impossible to run with other kids.

"He's totally addicted. If he doesn't get cigarettes, he gets angry and screams and batters his head against the wall. He tells me he feels dizzy and sick," his mother Daina, said.

Toddler smokes 40 cigarettes a day!

Jinxed mobile number suspended after 3 users die in 10 years.

A jinxed Bulgarian mobile phone number -- +359 888 888 888 -- has been suspended after three users died in the last 10 years, the last owner being gunned down outside an Indian eatery in Sofia, a media report said.

The first owner, Vladimir Grashnov, the former Chief Executive Officer of Bulgarian mobile phone company Mobitel -- which issued the number -- died of cancer in 2001, aged 48.

There were rumours that his cancer was caused by a trade rival using radioactive poisoning, the 'Daily Mail' reported.

Jinxed mobile number suspended after 3 users die in 10 years.

Skydiver preparing for 120,000-foot supersonic fall.

 Photo by CNN

An Austrian daredevil is planning to become the first person to break the sound barrier in a free fall, without riding in a vehicle.

This summer in New Mexico, Felix Baumgartner hopes to make the highest, longest and fastest fall ever.

His attempt will take him to an altitude where the atmosphere ends and space begins -- where blood boils at body temperature, and the air temperature could be as low as minus 70 degrees Fahrenheit.

The first step in the attempt will be riding a helium balloon to an altitude of 120,000 feet above sea level -- almost 23 miles -- higher than anyone has ascended in a balloon before.

Skydiver preparing for 120,000-foot supersonic fall.

Cow may help to run small computing center at a bank.

Google's and Microsoft's data centers can be now powered by Cows manure. This might be strange to hear but it might be possible,  says Hewlett-Packard engineers.

With the right skills, a dairy farmer could rent out land and power to technology companies and recoup an investment in the waste-to-fuel systems within two years, Hewlett-Packard engineers say in a research paper to be made public on Wednesday.

Cow may help to run small computing center at a bank.

Japanese couple married by robot called i-Fairy

For the first time in the history, a marriage was performed by robot named i-fairy.

The wedding took place at a restaurant in Hibiya Park in central Tokyo, where the I-Fairy, a four foot robot, wore a wreath of flowers and directed a rooftop ceremony. Wires led out from beneath it to a black curtain a few feet away, where a man crouched and clicked commands into a computer.

The I-Fairy sells for about 6.3 million yen (£47,000) and three are in use in Singapore, the U.S. and Japan, according to company spokesman Kayako Kido.

Japanese couple married by robot called i-Fairy

EuroMillions ticket-holder wins record £84m

A ticket holder has won £84.4m in the EuroMillions draw, smashing the record for the largest jackpot won in the UK.

The five winning numbers in Friday's draw were 1, 17, 31, 43 and 47, with the Lucky Star numbers 2 and 3.

Previously the record was held by Nigel Page and Justine Laycock won £56m on EuroMillions in February.

EuroMillions ticket-holder wins record £84m

Facebook privacy policy is longer than United States Constitution

Yes you heard it right.Facebook privacy policy is longer than United States Constitution.

Facebook's Privacy Policy is 5,830 words long; the United States Constitution, without any of its amendments, is a concise 4,543 words.

Facebook, one of the most popular social networks in the world, has more than 400 million registered people on its Web site. Half of these users log in to the service every day, the company says, and users spend 500 billion minutes on the site each month.

Facebook privacy policy is longer than United States Constitution

The postman who stole 76,000 letters

A British postman, who stashed away 76,000 letters and parcels in his home, had to leave his flat as there was no space to live in it.

Paul Noga, 38, nicked 76,000 letters, bank statements, birthday presents and parcels over a two-year period.

The postman who stole 76,000 letters

ATM type machine which montior gold data and offers gold coins

Its a brain child of a German entrepreneur, Thomas Geissler, who began testing the cash-for-gold machines in his native country in 2009.

The Abu Dhabi debut on Wednesday is billed as the first international foray for Geissler's "Gold to Go" brand.

The ATM-style kiosk in the Emirates Palace monitors the daily gold price and offers small bars up to 10 grams or coins with customized designs.

The unveiling was timed well. Gold hit a record high Wednesday of more than $1,245 an ounce.

Abu Dhabi was chose because of its high-rolling atmosphere and the region's traditional ties to gold in commerce, says Geissler.

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ATM type machine which montior gold data and offers gold coins

Kasab 26/11 Mumbai attacker to hang on a Bihar rope

When the hangman's summon arrives for Ajmal Amir Kasab, ordered hanged by a Mumbai court, his end would come with a specially woven Buxar Manila rope around his neck.

The hangman's rope, 15-feet in length and weighing 3.75 kilograms, is a speciality of the prisoners ward of Buxar Central jail-handwoven with a special cotton thread known as the J-34 variety. The Buxar Central jail has been the sole supplier of the hangman's rope for the last one decade to each and every jail in the country.

Kasab 26/11 Mumbai attacker to hang on a Bihar rope

Thats what i call luck : O

Check out how lucky you are .

This video was brought to my notice by one of my friend Rakesh.

Thats what i call luck : O

A car with an inbuilt scooter

Article appeared on deccanchronicle.com.

Traffic snarls in cities need not cause much worry as a new car with an inbuilt electric scooter that flips and folds into the boot will allow commuters to zip through the congested streets.

Carmaker Volkswagen is working on a bike that neatly compacts into the boot of a car and can be recharged on the move, The Age reported.

The "Bik.e" may look like a traditional push bike, but there are no pedals - thus it's actually more like a folding electric scooter.

Honda in Japan has already sold a version of its City hatch in the 1980s with a bike in the boot. The concept will be a blessing for commuters who are increasingly frustrated with thick traffic and hefty parking charges.

A car with an inbuilt scooter

Fisherman have to work 17 times harder to catch fish than they did in the 19th century

Article appeared on telegraph.co.uk

Marine scientists have discovered that despite modern trawlers being 50 times more effective than their sailing equivalents in the 19th century, they only catch a third more fish.

Stocks of some varieties of fish such as halibut are so decimated that it takes 500 times as much effort to pull them from the sea as it did in 1889.

Britain's fleet of trawlers – mostly powered by sail – netted 300,000 tons a year in the 1880s compared with 150,000 tons now.

The fishing fleet in England and Wales was much larger then but each vessel still netted 80 tons of fish a year. This compares with 110 tons on average per boat now despite advances in technology and far more powerful boats.

The "dramatic" and "worrying" drop is due to extreme and aggressive overfishing and researchers from York University said the problem is "far more profound" then previously thought.

Fisherman have to work 17 times harder to catch fish than they did in the 19th century

Aliens have been visiting Earth for decades: Canadian expert

Toronto(IANS) Accusing world famous astrophysicist Stephen Hawking of spreading misinformation about threats from aliens, former Canadian defence minister Paul Hellyer claimed Sunday that extraterrestrials have actually been visiting earth for decades.

Rather than harm mankind, he said, their (aliens') spaceships have provided us information for triggering today's microchip and IT revolution on our planet.

Hawking has recently warned humanity against contacting aliens. 'If aliens visit us, the outcome would be much as when Columbus landed in America, which didn't turn out well for the Native Americans,'' the British astrophysicist has said.

Aliens have been visiting Earth for decades: Canadian expert