Last but not Least :
Trijntje Cornelisdochter Keever (1616 – 1633)from Netherlands, she is recorded as world tallest woman in the history. Height 2.54 m (8 ft 4 in).

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Zeng Jinlian (1964-1982) from China, was the tallest female ever recorded in medical history, taking Jane Bunford’s record. Height 2.49 m (8 ft 1.75 in).

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Yao Defen of China, (born 15 July 1972) claims to be the tallest woman (alive) in the world. Height 2.36 m (7 ft 9 in).

Can Yoga help to lose weight?

It is simple and clear that all across the world people are enjoying the benefits of Yoga in a great number. Yoga is really helpful in losing the excess weight. Actually, the awful habits of overeating, stress, not doing any exercise, are all the problems which cause fat and lead to the excess weight. So, the only way of getting rid of all these bad habits which causes obesity, is practicing the Yoga. There are hundreds of people, who experienced that the yoga is helpful in losing the weight.

What is the advantage of Yoga over the other Exercises?

Some people generally get confused between yoga exercises and other form of exercises. If you are looking out to find the right way of living life in a fit and healthy manner, you may also fall in the doldrums of this confusion. Put things right way, you must be aware of the fact that yoga and other form of exercises are quite different from each other.

You can do like this…

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There’s good and bad ozone, depending on where it is, though both are chemically identical-a gas formed when three atoms of oxygen, rather than the
normal two, bind together. The ozone found at ground level, a by-product of car and factory pollution, is one of the more dangerous components of smog. But in the earth’s stratosphere, about 10 to 25 miles above us, ozone functions as a natural screen against the sun’s most damaging ultraviolet (UV) rays. Unfortunately, the ozone that pollutes our air cannot reach the stratosphere’s ozone layer.

What CFCs do

The stratospheric ozone layer is being destroyed in large part by man-made components called chlorofluorocarbons, or CFCs. These versatile chemicals, in liquid or gaseous form, have helped shape modern society. CFC s are used in coolants in our homes, cars and refrigerators; as foaming agents in foam insulation, mattresses, and food packaging; and as solvents that remove impurities from computer microchips and electronic equipment. The same properties that make CFCs efficient and safe for so many industrial uses also make them destructive for the environment. Their great stability ensures that when they are released into the air (during manufacturing, from leaky cooling systems, or upon disposal) CFCs eventually rise intact into the stratosphere, where radiation breaks them down into component atoms. One of these atoms, chlorine has a devastating effect on ozone. Other compounds called halons, used in some fire extinguishers, are even more destructive of ozone.

Scientists predict that by allowing more UV radiation to reach the earth, the depletion of the ozone layer will lead to an increase in the number of cases of skin cancer (especially melanoma) and cataracts. In addition, they postulate that the increased UV radiation may damage crops, kill plankton that serve as a food source for marine life, and even have adverse effects on the human immune system. CFCs may also trap heat in the atmosphere and thus contribute to the global warming trend (greenhouse effect).

For all these reasons, an international agreement in Montreal in 1987 called for phasing out CFC and halon production, and this past May in Helsinki these nations agree to rate the timetable. Recent reports by NASA that the ozone layer is being depleted even more rapidly that was previously projected, and the discovery of vast holes in the layer over Antarctica and the Arctic, have prompted scientists and environmental groups to call for a complete and rapid phase-out of CFCs. But even if we stopped using CFCs tomorrow, the damage to the ozone layer will continue, since those CFCs already released into the air will still be making their way to the stratosphere a decade from now and destroying the ozone for up to a century.

 Substitutes have already been found for certain uses of CFCs. For instance, the EPA banned the use of CFCs as propellants in most, but not all aerosol sprays in 1978. CFCs can be modified so they do much less damage to the ozone layer, or so that they break down quickly in the lower atmosphere. Industries are also seeking ways to recycle the chemicals so that they aren’t released into the air. Dupont, the world’s largest manufacturer of CFCs, last year announced that it would phase out production by the end of the century.

Seven steps

The U.S. remains the biggest producer and consumer of CFCs. By following these steps, you can help reduce the American contribution to the destruction of the ozone layer.

* Have your car’s air conditioner carefully serviced. Auto air conditioners are the single largest source of CFC emissions in the U.S. Don’t simply refill your leaky air conditioner; if you don’t have the leak fixed, the CFCs you leak will end up in the air. Go to a service station equipped to recycle the refrigerant (this costs an additional $35 to $55); otherwise, the CFCs will be vented into the atmosphere. In Los Angeles, an ordinance requiring service stations to recycle CFCs is expected to go into effect by January 1, 1990; it will also ban the sale of small cans of refrigerant, which allow people to ‘top-off’ their car air conditioners instead of repairing leaks. Car air conditioners using less harmful refrigerants are expected to be available in the mi-1990s. (Home air conditioners contain coolants that are far less ozone depleting.)

* Don’t use foam plastic insulation in your home, unless it is made with ozone safe agents. Or use fiberglass,

gypsum, fiberboard, or cellulose insulation. * Don’t buy a halon fire extinguisher for home use. * Check labels on aerosol cans. VCR-head cleaners, boat horns, spray confetti, photo negative cleaners, and drain plungers are still allowed to contain CFC’s but such labeling isn’t required.

* When buying a refrigerator, choose an energy efficient model: it may contain as little as half the CFC’s. Thus when the fridge wears out and you dump it, less CFCs will be released. All refrigerators sold in the U.S. contain CFCs. To keep your fridge in the best working order, clean the coils regularly; that way it may last until CFC-free models are developed, or at least until recycling programs for CFCs are available. * If you feel strongly, write to your Senator and Representative and to President Bush, urging them to protect the ozone layer by tightening regulations on CFCs and halons, speeding up their elimination, mandating warning labels on products containing them, and pressing other nations to take such steps. Substitutes for CFCs may add to the cost of many products, be less efficient,, and have other drawbacks, at least at first. This may be hard to accept, especially since CFC emissions are invisible, and most of the damage they cause may not be evident for decade. But the steps we take now to protect the ozone layer will benefit our grandchildren.

Thanks to www.ecobadge.com

These are all tested and confirmed working with Windows XP

WINKEY + D Bring desktop to the top of other windows

WINKEY + E Open Microsoft Explorer

WINKEY + F Display the Windows® Search/Find feature

WINKEY + CTRL + F Display the search for computers window

WINKEY + F1 Display the Microsoft® Windows® help

WINKEY + L Lock the computer (Windows XP® & later)

WINKEY + M Minimize all windows

WINKEY +SHIFT + M Undo the minimize done by WINKEY + M and WINKEY + D

WINKEY + Pause /Break Open the system properties window

WINKEY + R Open the run window

WINKEY + Tab Cycle through open programs on taskbar

WINKEY + U Open utility manager

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The great signboard…

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The great party going on…

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The way goes to heaven…

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Great job to rapist

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Commando, Ready!…

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New Champion…

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I luv you!…

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Neighbours Envy…

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What a slide jump…

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Don’t worry, U’ll get girlfriend soon…

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CELLPHONE makers take great care to ensure their gadgets don’t heat up your brain, but could the radiation cellphones throw out damage your cells in some other way? Israeli researchers have now identified a mechanism through which the radiation may affect the differentiation and division of cells.

Claims of connections between cellphone radiation exposure and health problems such as cancer have been controversial, largely due to a lack of convincing evidence, but also because no clear mechanism was known by which radiation at cellphone frequencies and power levels could harm living cells. The frequencies are too low to damage DNA directly and the power of the signal is well below the level that could overheat cells. Previous evidence of non-thermal effects on cells is mixed, because it is very difficult to expose cells to radiation without heating them to some degree.

In the new study, Joseph Friedman and colleagues at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot exposed rat and human cell cultures, and also isolated cell membranes, to low-level electromagnetic radiation at 875 megahertz – a similar frequency to those of GSM phone signals. The power of the signal was far lower than the intensity of the typical cellphone, yet after just 10 minutes of exposure, the team identified activation of the pathway for ERK1/2, an enzyme that regulates cell differentiation and division. The researchers then inhibited various stages in the pathway upstream of ERK1/2 and concluded that the molecular trigger for the enzyme is the release of reactive oxygen species in the cell membrane (Biochemical Journal, DOI: 10.1042/BJ20061653).

The team is confident that the effect was not caused by heating: “The radiation that we used was very low-energy, and our sensitive thermostats did not register a change in the temperature of the cell medium,” says team member Rony Seger. “The significance lies in showing that cells do react to cellphone radiation in a non-thermal way.”

While mutations in ERK pathways have been linked to several cancers, experts caution that this is not necessarily evidence of a cancer-causing effect. “Transient and reversible activation such as this is unlikely to [cause cancer],” says Simon Arthur at the University of Dundee in the UK. In fact, he says, “transient activation of ERK1/2 occurs frequently in response to a huge variety of signals and is an essential component of many aspects of cellular physiology”.

Dariusz Leszczynski of the Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority in Helsinki, Finland, also cautions against making the leap between cells and health effects, but says they cannot be ruled out. “If cellphone radiation cannot induce biological effects then there will never be any health effects,” he says. “On the other hand, if we can show that this radiation is able to induce biological effects then we have a different story. It doesn’t automatically mean that it will be harmful, but we will need to study it further.”

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See the illusion and see how they both managed to make face showing the fish fighting with each other

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The person getting ready for a jump in the water.But do you spot something fishy in this picture.

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See the person walking on stairs which are just painted.

Nice standing position of the person has made this picture look like an illusion.

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The illusion shows how a perfect body can match a head stamped on the currency note!!

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See the immense power of that human.He must be the strongest man..with 1 leg he has tilted the entire tower.

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So what do you see on first instance? Nothing abnormal? Check again

This is the head of a person and that person has got such a hairstyle that it gives a very funny yet creative view.

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Look at this picture in this picture the cup is transparent or this is printing ?

All are real Photos…

Source: News World