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Balloon Lumpfish (Eumicrotremus pacificus) attach themselves to a balloon at the Epson Shinagawa Aqua Stadium on July 9, 2008 in Tokyo, Japan. The deep-sea fish have ventral sucker disks which help them to cling to rocks in the water. Via [ Zimbio ]

 

usa1922.pngJune 30, 1922. Washington policeman Bill Norton measuring the distance between knee and suit at the Tidal Basin bathing beach after Col. Sherrell, Superintendent of Public Buildings and Grounds, issued an order that suits not be over six inches above the knee.' National Photo Co.

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 by Michelle Faber

 

FOOD342.JPG Tips for Finding Perfect Premium Coffee... There is coffee and THERE IS COFFEE! You likely know about the generic quality coffees you find at the supermarket, using the inferior Robusta beans. And, in contrast, there is the alternative: the coffee regularly termed Gourmet Coffee you buy direct from roasters around the country. Popular large volume roasters, like Starbucks as well as most of the the smaller roasters dispersed about town, essentially utilize this far better grade, high altitude, shade grown Arabica bean. That being said, and broadly known by all nowadays, how can you siphon out the crème de la crème of gourmet coffee beans to purchase? To begin with, let's hone in specifically on taste. Nowadays, coffee has become a "drink of experts"... evolved into an art of reflection! We've begun to savor our coffee...flavor identify and define the subtle hints and nuances, as well as the qualities that identify the bean's continent of origin..

 

summer-camp.pngSummer Camp is one of the best ways for kids to kick off their summer vacation. These camps can help kids to build their confidence and may leave them with lasting memories and experiences they can't always get with their siblings. To make these camps an unforgettable experience, parents really need to plan well in advance choose the right kind of a camp which suits your child's personality and interest. Summer Camp is the hottest topic which pops up among kids as the summer vacations approach. This is one of the best ways for kids to kick off their summer vacation. 

fanoos1.jpgA lantern in Arabic is called Fanoos. It is similar to a lamp, except that it's lighted by a candle instead of oil. The story of using the Fanoos started in the era of Mamluks rule over Egypt and the Near East. Women then used to walk around with their lanterns to go to relatives in Ramadan to break their fast. Since then, the Fanoos has been used mostly in Ramadan, and it has also become the symbol for Ramadan. The Fanoos has developed greatly over the years, and now it comes in many shapes and sizes.
dunes.jpgDubai is known for its dry and hot weather. It is also known for its soft sandy dunes, that people enjoy driving their four by four cars on. In Dubai, there is a special place to teach people how to drive on sand dunes. There are certain rules and standards for those who can learn to drive in the desert. A person should be above 21 years old and should have a valid driving license. The whole course takes only around four hours. So if you're up to the adventure in Dubai's dunes, then go ahead and learn how to drive on these soft sands, and enjoy the rush of adrenaline. For further information: http://www.choosedubai.com/en/tours/tour-detail.php?product=96
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boy_diving.gifSaltwater is heavier than fresh and therefore makes objects float. The greater the concentration of salt in the water the greater its buoyancy will be. A Swimmer can float better in saltwater and can therefore swim more easily due to this buoyancy . The Great Salt Lake in Utah and the Dead Sea in Jordan in the Middle East are so salty that fish cannot live in them , and a swimmer cannot stay below the surface.

 

libya.jpgIn North Africa and the Arabian Peninsula there are deserts where very rain falls.In this region temperatures even in the shade rise to more than 40°C and some times in can go as high as 50°C. The sand and stones in direct sunlight are hot enough to burn you if you touch them. In such areas ; the humidity is low, so perspiration evaporates rapidly.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Can the temperature ever exceed 60°C (136 F)?

 Yes it already has, in Al' Aziziyah on 13 September 1922. it was recorded 57.7°C (135.9°F).

Where is Al 'Aziziyah?

 In Libya , which is acountry in North Africa.

So is it the hottest Place on Earth ?

 The temperature in Al Aziziyah was certainly extremely hot, but since there were few meteorological stations nearby, it's highly improbable that this particular point was indeed the hottest spot on Earth.

These are Fruits

Apples , oranges , mangos , bananas , guava are not the only fruits that exists ; here are many other fruits that are widly eaten in only some parts of the world and rarely available in markets. Let me share with you some :

 1- Rose Apple : long fruit with the smell and taste of rose water. The rose apple is occasionally cultivated in the tropics.

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2- Kabiki :Orange-red fruit with swspanish_cherry.jpgeet yellow pulp.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3- Seashore Mangosteen, Luli :Rare, little-known fruit native to southeast Malaysia

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Find out more : http://www.tradewindsfruit.com/ 

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