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Tuesday, April 14, 2009

Pakistani Student Enters Guinness Book of World Record !


RAWALPINDI: Ali Moeen Nawazish of Rawalpindi has brought worldwide recognition to Pakistan by blazing his way into the Guinness Book of World Records, clearing 23 A-Level subjects and securing A Grade in 21 of them.
A student of Roots School System, it was Ali’s “thirst for knowledge” that made him the only student in the world to appear in 23 subjects. He appeared in all examinations within 12 months.
Rarely has a Pakistani student taken up subjects that Ali opted for, like Tourism and Marine Sciences. He is also the first student in the world to have secured 21 A Grades, the previous record being 13.
No wonder his remarkable success drew the attention of major international newspapers with CNN and BBC also airing his interviews. Unfortunately authorities in Pakistan were unmoved. When Ali sat down to fill up his university application forms at home, there was barely enough space to list all his qualifications. With his talent spilling over, it was no surprise that he also achieved a top score in the US admissions test and was accepted by most Ivy League institutions, including Harvard and Yale. Apart from core science subjects, Ali is almost entirely self-taught with his extraordinary memory and amazing analytical powers

Pakistan and The Guinness Book of World Records !!!



Fastest bowl of a cricket ball
The highest electronically measured speed for a ball bowled by any bowler is 161.3 km/h (100.23 mph) by Shoaib Akhtar (Pakistan) against England on 22 February 2003 in a World Cup match at Newlands, Cape Town, South Africa.

Largest collection of dummies (pacifiers)
Since 1995, Dr. Muhammad Mustansar of the Children's Hospital and Institute of Child Health in Lahore, Pakistan has been collecting dummies as an educational movement against them. The collection now amounts to 1,994 dummies of different colors and shapes, each obtained from individual mothers.

Largest tea bag
The largest tea bag was made by Lipton Yellow Label of Lever Brothers, Pakistan Ltd weighing 8.9 kg (19.62 lb) and was displayed at the Avari Towers Hotel, Karachi, Pakistan on 22 June 2002.

Tallest cake
Network Television Marketing Ltd. created a cake measuring 32 m (105 ft) tall with 105 tiers in Faisalabad, Pakistan, on 16 August 1997.

Youngest civil judge
Muhammad Ilyas passed the examination enabling him to become a Civil Judge in July 1952 at the age of 20 years 9 months, although formalities such as medicals meant that it was not until eight months later that he started work as a Civil Judge in Lahore, Pakistan.

Bizzare Computer Cases

Human imagination knows no bounds, there is seemingly some degree of truth in the cliché as computers, supposedly, the most sedate, highly serene territory even for crazy creative people couldn't escape their transgressive exploits. The following computers are not unlike any other computer in functionality, but they couldn't be more different from the customary appearance of our everyday, run of the mill computers we all have grown used to seeing.














































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Masque


Beauti Full Masque.


Salaried People ! Funny !!!!!!!!




Some basic facts of life which applies to the Salaried People

Bank Balance
First Week : 10000
Second Week : 1000
Third Week : 100
Fourth week : 10

Conveyance
First Week : Auto ("I can afford it")

Second Week :
Share Auto ("I would like to share. I am selfless!")

Third Week :
Bus ("Public figures should travel by public transport")

Fourth week :
Walk ("Good for health")


Girl friends
First Week : Eena, Meena, Tina ("I can BUY love")

Second Week :
Meena, Tina ("I have enough girl friends")

Third Week :
Tina ("I am loyal to her")

Fourth week :
"Huh! There is no pure love on earth!"


Mobile Maintenance
First Week : Frequent outgoing calls ("This is what mobile is invented for")

Second Week :
Restricted outgoing calls ("I should not create unnecessary traffic on mobile lines")

Third Week :
Rare outgoing calls ("Mobile should be used in urgent situations only")

Fourth week :
Only incoming calls ("I am not going to call her until she calls me")

And last....but not the least...


Freaking out
First Week : "Come, let's go to Pizza Hut and freak out!"

Second Week :
"Man, there is nothing in Hut . Let's go to Burns Road."

Third Week :
"The best place to booze on earth is our house itself. What say?"

Fourth week :
"Heavy Fats are injurious to health"

Strange Facts!!

-Owls are one of the only birds who can see the color blue!

-Dolphins sleep with one eye open!

-The worlds oldest piece of chewing gum is over 9000 years old!

-One quarter of the bones in your body are in your feet!

-The Mona Lisa has no eyebrows. It was the fashion in Renaissance Florence to shave them off!

-The average person has over 1,460 dreams a year!

-Ketchup was sold in the 1830's as a medicine.

-Leonardo da Vinci could write with one hand and draw with the other at the same time.

-Rubber bands last longer when refrigerated.

-A man says average 4850 words in 24 hours.



Source :www.wonderfulinfo.com
www.strangefacts.com

World's Next Great Cities !-(Source:Forbes)

As globalization continues to push once small cities into the world spotlight, new economic powerhouses and hubs have been created all over the world. Based on the results of Mastercard's Emerging Market Index, these are the 10 cities around the world, in emerging markets, that are the most ascendant on the global commercial scene. Rankings are assessed on the basis of eight categories: the economic and commercial environment, economic growth and development, the business environment, the financial service environment, commercial connectivity to world markets, education levels and IT connectivity, quality of life and risk and security.
Rankings are explained in the story at www.forbes.com



1. Shanghai, China

Overall score: 66.01

Economic and commercial environment: 8.29

Economic growth and development: 9.83

Business environment: 10.04

Financial services environment: 7.67

Commercial connectivity: 9.57

Education and IT connectivity: 7.31

Quality of life: 7.39

Risk and security: 5.91


2. Beijing, China
Overall score: 62.35

Economic and commercial environment: 8.29

Economic growth and development: 9.82

Business environment: 10.04

Financial services environment: 5.49

Commercial connectivity: 8.49

Education and IT connectivity: 7.71

Quality of life: 6.76

Risk and security: 5.57




3. Budapest, Hungary

Overall score: 58.82

Economic and commercial environment: 8.94

Economic growth and development: 5.05

Business environment: 11.02

Financial services environment: 5.21

Commercial connectivity: 5.41

Education and IT connectivity: 5.71

Quality of life: 8.37

Risk and security: 9.11




4. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Overall score: 58.63

Economic and commercial environment: 9.04

Economic growth and development: 5.99

Business environment: 11.87

Financial services environment: 6.01

Commercial connectivity: 6.05

Education and IT connectivity: 4.37

Quality of life: 7.38

Risk and security: 7.83



5. Santiago, Chile

Overall score: 57.76

Economic & commercial environment: 10.34

Economic growth & development: 6.04

Business environment: 11.51

Financial services environment: 4.91

Commercial connectivity: 4.12

Education and IT connectivity: 5.05

Quality of life: 7.77

Risk and security: 8.02



6. Guangzhou, China

Overall score: 56.98

Economic and commercial environment: 8.29

Economic growth and development: 9.8

Business environment: 10.04

Financial services environment: 3.7

Commercial connectivity: 5.88

Education and IT connectivity: 6.63

Quality of life: 6.65

Risk and security: 5.98



7. Mexico City, Mexico

Overall score: 56.85

Economic and commercial environment: 8.24

Economic growth and development: 5.73

Business environment: 11.01

Financial services environment: 6.34

Commercial connectivity: 6.57

Education and IT connectivity: 4.87

Quality of life: 7.87

Risk and security: 6.22



8. Warsaw, Poland

Overall score: 56.77

Economic and commercial environment: 8.4

Economic growth and development: 4.56

Business environment: 10.81

Financial services environment: 5.12

Commercial connectivity: 5.5

Education and IT connectivity: 5.43

Quality of life: 8.2

Risk and security: 8.76



9. Bangkok, Thailand

Overall score: 56.74

Economic and commercial environment: 8.58

Economic growth and development: 4.95

Business environment: 10.99

Financial services environment: 6.11

Commercial connectivity: 8.81

Education and IT connectivity: 4.26

Quality of life: 6.96

Risk and security: 6.09



10. Shenzhen, China
Overall score: 54.47

Economic and commercial environment: 8.29

Economic growth and development: 9.81

Business environment: 10.04

Financial services environment: 4.31

Commercial connectivity: 4.96

Education and IT connectivity: 5.95

Quality of life: 6.4

Risk and security: 5.71

Most Expensive Homes In The World!!!


1.Price: $70 million
Location: New York, N.Y.

The triplex penthouse at the Pierre is the ne plus ultra of Manhattan apartment living—if one may prosaically call it that. The hotel's top three floors, including the original Pierre ballroom with its 23-foot-high ceilings, offer 360-degree views of New York City from windows and terraces. The home features an opulent black marble staircase, 20-foot French windows, double reception rooms and a paneled library. Should the asking price seem too steep, the property is also available in two parts, at $11 million and $59 million. The latter, incidentally, would still make it onto our list. The listing brokers are Elizabeth Lee Sample and Brenda S. Powers at Brown Harris Stevens.

2.
Price: $122.2 million
Location: Windlesham, England

Your blood may not run blue, but with enough green you can still live near—and like—royalty. Updown Court is currently the most expensive residence in the world, costing about $50 million more than the priciest U.S. home. The brand-new property is totally over the top, with 103 rooms, five swimming pools and 24-carat-gold leafing on the study's mosaic floor. There's a squash court, bowling alley, tennis court, 50-seat screening room, heated marble driveway and helipad. All eight of your limousines will fit in the underground garage. Then there are the neighbors, who include the queen (at Windsor Castle) and Elton John. It is listed with Savills and Hamptons International.

3.
Price: $27.5 million
Location: Batam, Indonesia