AJ - Wonder Parrot

Colours of Life...

Capital Gate Tower in Abu Dhabi

Capital Gate Tower in Abu Dhabi has been certified at world’s furthest leaning manmade tower. The tower leans at 18 degrees, over four times angle of the Leaning Tower of Pisa

Watch this unbelievable drummer kid frm Shillong, and be dazed for the rest of the day!! :O

The Cutest and Saddest Persian Kitten Ever :)

A Miracle

Jesus Christ Lizard

Meet a lizard that can walk, er, run on water.

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Nice concept!

Love Me Do Kid

India in the Sky

Thanks Indian Air Force .. 

Spice Girls- Viva Forever

i dedicate this track to the girls of my class who used to huddle around, get emotional..singing this song..and the guys, who wondered ..what the fuck!!??

A Very Good Indian Commercial

The FUTURE....!

This is Hilarious!

The newest poster for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows 1

AMAZING!

Top 10 Lesser Known Mysteries

It was Einstein that said ‘The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and all science. He to whom this emotion is a stranger, who can no longer pause to wonder and stand rapt in awe, is as good as dead: his eyes are closed.’ For me, mystery is the fabric of Life, and since I discovered Listverse a few years ago I have noticed it’s a sentiment many people share. I have tried to avoid the usual topics of ghosts, ufo’s etc., and tried to opt for the niches and gems of the unexplained genre. I hope you have as much fun reading this list as I had compiling it. So here it is, The Top 10 Lesser Known Mysteries, and, dependent on feedback, there will be another in the pipeline.

Top 10 Lesser Known Mysteries

My favorites from that list ..

7

    Vimanas

Vimanas are the mythical flying machines chronicled in the ancient Sanskrit epics of India. The story of the Vimana predates Christ by many thousands of years, and the Hindus of today’s India believe the existence and usage of Vimana to be historical fact. There is a plethora of ancient Indian literature which deals with the Vimana and its many aspects. Most of the epics await translation. One epic, titled Manusa, gives clear instructions on how to build the craft and the proponents that make them able to fly. Other texts have names such as ‘The secret of making Planes invisible’, ‘The Secret of hearing conversations and other sounds in Enemy Aircraft’ and ‘The secret of making Planes motionless’. There are many other texts about Vimana which are spoken of in the epics, but have not yet been discovered. Many texts speak of ships and planes with nuclear capabilities and a great nuclear war that took place. In the ancient ruins of Mohenjo-Daro, once part of the Indus Valley Civilization, 3000 year old skeletons where found with radioactivity levels that surpassed that of the bodies at Nagasaki and Hiroshima. The ruins themselves also emit high radioactivity levels. It is a documented fact that the city was destroyed suddenly.

The wording of the texts is highly technical, and speaks at a high level of intellectual maturity in areas such as physics and aero dynamics. One text of the Vaimanika Shastra, which translates as ‘Science of Aeronautics’, includes 230 stanzas, concerning aviation matters such as construction, take off, cruising for thousands of miles, normal and forced landing, protections of the airships from storm and lightening and how to switch the power source to solar energy from free energy. The same text describes at great detail the construction of the mercury vortex engine, which is the forerunner of the Ion vortex engine used today by NASA. In 1895, a Sanskrit scholar named Shivkar Talpade designed an aircraft based solely on the Sanskrit document concerning the mercury vortex engine. The unmanned craft reached a height of 1500ft.

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Brentford Griffin

The Brentford area of London is a peculiar place in terms of the names. You can buy an apartment at Griffin Flats, take in a football match at Brentford F.C‘s Griffin Stadium or have Steak and Ale Pie at the Griffin Arms Pub. To top that all off, there’s a chance you might bump into the Brentford Griffin, the mythological creature that, supposedly, fly’s and wanders around this London Borough. Griffins were historically the legendary offspring of an eagle and a lion, with their purpose being to guard hidden treasure.The first well reported sightings of the creature began in 1984 when a pedestrian , fittingly walking past the Green Dragon Apartments, saw what he described as ‘a dog with wings’ flying through the sky. He claimed to have seen the creature a year afterwards, this time getting a better look, noticing rather large wings and a long muzzle. A handful of people travelling on a bus also claimed to have sighted the Griffin, sitting on a gasometer next to the local art centre. The only other sighting in that spate was by a psychologist jogging near the Thames. The story made it to the 6 O’clock news, and phone lines were set up for people to report any sightings of the creature.

There have been no other sightings since, and the Legendary Griffin has drifted into local folklore. Other links between Brentford and the Griffin include the town’s old coat of arms, which includes a Griffin on either side of the crest. The fact that no one knows how the Griffin found its way into so many areas of local industry and history is one of the most baffling facts surrounding the legend. However, one story has surfaced to shed some light on its origins. Sir Joseph Banks, the emminent Botanist who accompanied Captain James Cook on his first Voyage of Discovery is alleged to have brought a Griffin back to England from a Pacific Island in the late 1770’s. Griffins have a lifespan that covers centuries, and many believe it is the very same Griffin that resides in Brentford to this day, revealing itself as it chooses.

Amphibians in Ancient Iraq

In ancient Mesopotamia, the world’s first academically ratified, fully functioning civilizations of Babylon, Sumer and Akkadia emerged. Located in the middle of an area known as the Fertile Crescent, these civilizations inhabited what is now modern day Iraq and Iran. We owe the invention of writing and the wheel, among other crucial human breakthroughs, to these peoples. Their origins are shrouded in mystery. The biggest mystery surrounding the emergence of these civilizations is their almost overnight transformation from hunter gatherers to intelligent city building civilizations. The Sumer tells us, through their own records and writings, that they were aided by Aliens in establishing themselves as a sustainable, intelligent civilization. They referred to their god’s as the Annunaki, which translates as ‘Those who came from heaven to earth.’

A Sumerian priest named Berossus recorded how an amphibian, named Oannes, emerged from the Persian Gulf and taught the Sumerians numbers, medicine, astronomy, politics, ethics and law, encompassing all the necessities for civilized existence. Before his intervention the Sumerians ‘lived like beasts in the field, with no order or rule.’ He was described as follows ‘The whole body of the animal was like that of a fish; and it had, under a fishes head, another head, and also feet below, similar to those of a man, subjoined to the fishes tail. His voice, and language, too, were articulate and human; and a representation of him is preserved to this day….When the sun set, it was the custom of this being to plunge again into the sea, and abide all night in the deep; for he was amphibious.’ Whoever Oannes was, it is certainly a given that he was exceptionally good at what he did. Sumerian astronomers were so gifted that their calculations for the rotation of the moon are only 0.4 off modern computerized calculations. They also understood that planets revolve around the sun, something that wouldn’t be hypothesized by renaissance science for thousands of years. Sumerian mathematicians were also gifted almost beyond belief for their time. A tablet discovered among the hills of Kuynjik contained a 15-digit number–195,955,200,000,000. Mathematicians from the golden age of ancient Greece could count no farther than 10,000.

3 Jesus’ Lost Years

The lost years of Jesus refer to his activities between the ages of 12 and 30, of which there is no mention in the bible. The church would have us believe that what transpired during these years is of no biblical importance, and thus omitted from the gospels. In the Gospels of Luke, in one extract Jesus is 12 and in the Temple at Jerusalem, in the following extract he is 30 and is being baptized in the river Jordan by John the Baptist. Many theories have surfaced regarding his whereabouts during these years, the most prominent being that Jesus joined a trade caravan and travelled to the Far East, following the silk route under the guidance of a cabal of merchants.

Referred to as St. Issa in Buddhist and Hindu lore and texts, it is said Jesus journeyed through modern day Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan and Pakistan, before traveling extensively through India and settling in Tibet. He studied and lived among the Buddhist monks for 6 years before returning to Jerusalem to preach. There is some evidence to support this. In 1887, Russian Explorer and Aristocrat Nicholas Notovich stayed at the Hemis Monastery in Ladakh, Northern India, while recuperating after a broken leg. He heard of a text within the monastery library called ‘The Life of St Issa, Best of the Sons of Men’ after the monks had spoke of an ‘Issa’ being a student at the monastery over a thousand years ago. Through a translator, the story was read to Notovich by the head lama, while Notovich furiously scribbled down what he could. His book on the subject, ‘The Secret Life of Jesus Christ’, can still be bought. Rumors persist of the text Notovich saw still existing in the Hemis Library. Perhaps the most irrefutable piece of evidence comes from the Bhavishya Maha Purana, a highly respected ancient Indian text. The King of Kashmir, in the early first century AD, records how he met a fair haired, fair complexioned teacher dressed in white robes who came from the west, described himself as being born of a virgin, persecuted by his people and being the son of God.

HEE HEE HEE!!!!

Tu Jaane Na- Natalie Di Luccio (Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani)

When I heard this song..i was stunned...the only word i cd say was "WOW"..what a voice this girl has got,n more importantly,what an effort..singing a hindi song,maintaining the whole feel and emotions of the song...amazing!!!! I mean,who cares about the accent n pronunciation n blah blah...when someone sings a song with this much sweetness and feeling...that in itself is laudable...and to see how a different country and culture blends in with ours just through this effort...that made my day!!!!! WAY TO GO GIRL!!!!! :)

Toasty (Guinea Pig) Popcorning!

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Final Trailer for Part 1 Updated

haa haa haa...:D

The Human Camera

Lon Chaney Tribute

Ferret as a gift

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Snake befriends its hamster lunch in zoo

itnsource | July 16, 2007

Snakes usually have hamsters for lunch. But when rat snake Ao-chan and dwarf hamster Gohan-chan met at a Japanese zoo, it was love – and not at first bite. Now, the 120-centimetre snake and gray hamster are room mates, living together in a heated glass box.

Gohan-chan, whose name means “meal” in Japanese, was literally, meant to be the snake’s dinner. “When we first found Ao-chan, the snake refused to eat so we went to a pet shop but was told they were out of frozen mice and suggested we try a hamster. However the moment we put it in the cage, it was instantaneous friendship and the snake seemed to have no appetite for it,” said zoo keeper Kazuya Yamamoto.

But the love is obviously is shared only by the snake and the hamster. Hanna-chan, a mouse-hunting cat, has been eyeing Gohan-chan ever since Ao-chan decided to befriend it.

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Smoke - The Amazing Hamster Storing Food

soundorphan | August 11, 2007

Smoke – the hamster- stuffing her little cheeks with yummies for a late night snack.

She is a syrian hamster and this video was made when she was one year old. She lived another year and a half before she passed away from old age. This did not hurt her.

She was a very sweet hamster and did not mind being held and loved rolling in her ball.

Check out the cute chinchilla enjoyin' his massage :)

SHILLONG CHAMBER CHOIR - "KO RI BAIEID, KO RI JONGNGA" - Meghalaya patriotic Song

Shillong Chamber Choir spreading the message of love to the world & also appealing to the people of India to kindly support them in the Grand Finale of India's Got Talent Khoj 2 on 2nd Oct 2010, Colors TV. Please SMS "SC" to 56882. Voting lines open from 25th Sept 2010 (10pm onwards) - 2nd Oct 2010.

AWESOME SPRAY ART!

Some trax 4m one of my fav bollywood soundtracks of all times - Bombay Boys!!

Bombay Blues - This track influenced me quite a bit towardz blues, really ..

Mastana's Theme - aah, u need to hear it to blv it ..Naseeruddin Shah in a cmpltly crazy avatar

Fable

Lemon Tree

Lucky Ali's Sunoh

Yeah Yeah!! - Too much lyrics in ds one .. ;) HAHAHA!!

Mumbhai ..

Waltzing Matunga ..


Paisa Paisa Paisa ..

Dissection - Maha Kali

DOGGY-LOVE!

This video is not just about dogs and doglovers...it is a tribute to the love that can exist between us and animals...this is a tribute to all those who love their pets unconditionally...there's no feeling as special as that when ur pet loves u back....<3

Shillong Chamber Choir - 1st Semi-Final Act - India's Got Talent Khoj 2

Shillong Chamber Choir Facebook Group

Wow He Can Dance!!!!!

Boyz will be Boyz!!!!!

Awesome Art

FISHY TALEZ!!!!

DONT TRUST PROFILE PICTURES!!!

Barry Louis Polisar's song "All I Want Is You" from the film JUNO

wen my friendz told me 'bout this movie, i was obviously not interested bcz of the subject, but later on after readin' many more-than-kind words 'bout it and after finding so many references in various articles, i decided i'll watch it .. And tell you what? i din't enjoy it ..nope, not my kind of cinema(the movie's good tho) BUT!! this opening credit song makes me proud of my decision to watch Juno(i watched the opening credit not less then 7-8 times evn during the course of the movie) ..Watch it, you'll love it .. !!

p.s. notice the singer's out-of-breathe style at the end of some lines :)

thot you'd wanna check out the lyric after you'v fallen in love with the song, so, you are welcome .. ;)

If I was a flower growing wild and free

All I'd want is you to be my sweet honey bee.

And if I was a tree growing tall and greeen

All I'd want is you to shade me and be my leaves

If I was a flower growing wild and free

All I'd want is you to be my sweet honey bee.

And if I was a tree growing tall and greeen

All I'd want is you to shade me and be my leaves

All I want is you, will you be my bride

Take me by the hand and stand by my side

All I want is you, will you stay with me?

Hold me in your arms and sway me like the sea.

If you were a river in the mountains tall,

The rumble of your water would be my call.

If you were the winter, I know I'd be the snow

Just as long as you were with me when the cold winds blow

All I want is you, will you be my bride

Take me by the hand and stand by my side

All I want is you, will you stay with me?

Hold me in your arms and sway me like the sea.

If you were a wink, I'd be a nod

If you were a seed, well I'd be a pod.

If you were the floor, I'd wanna be the rug

And if you were a kiss, I know I'd be a hug

Find More lyrics at www.sweetslyrics.com 

All I want is you, will you be my bride

Take me by the hand and stand by my side

All I want is you, will you stay with me?

Hold me in your arms and sway me like the sea.

If you were the wood, I'd be the fire.

If you were the love, I'd be the desire.

If you were a castle, I'd be your moat,

And if you were an ocean, I'd learn to float. 

All I want is you, will you be my bride

Take me by the hand and stand by my side

All I want is you, will you stay with me?

Hold me in your arms and sway me like the sea.

If you were a key, I'd be your chain,

And if you were a sink I'd be a drain

If you were the window I'd be your shutter,

And if you were the cow, I'd be your udder 

If you were the chalk I'D be your dust,

And if you were the bread, well I'd be a crust

If you were a candle I'd be your wick,

And if you were a doctor, I'd be SICK! 

Unbelievable Romantic Dance...

HOW AN ENGINEER FOLDS A SHIRT!!!!

Cat Betrayed His Girlfriend! Sex! Heat! Rage! Foul language!

If Facebook existed in times of the Ramayana

After If FACEBOOK existed years ago, a new one ..

Click on the Image below to view it in Full Screen.

Amazing Coordination!!!!

World's Most Amazing Trick Shot!

world's most dangerous man

Maybe The Best Illusion You Have Ever Seen

Ginny, misplaced??

LEARN FROM THIS....

MAUSI GONE MAD!!!!!!

AWESOME DANCE MOVEZ!!!!!!

Marketing Concepts In Two Minutes!

Say FROG....HEE HEE HEEE!

Incredible Rubber Man!!!!

ELECTRICITY MAN - HIGH VOLTAGE HUMAN CONDUCTOR FROM INDIA

Every Facebook User Should See This!

Awesome Accent Comedy

UNBELIEVABLE MATHS!!!!

If FACEBOOK existed years ago....

a little girl try to demolish her school ;)

The Italian Man Who Went To Malta

Wake up and meet the puppy!!

by Matthew Huntley (videos)

Snow Patrol - Chasing Cars

ONE OF MY FAVOURITE SONGS N VIDEOS EVER...THIS IS PURE N SUBLIME...just lisn to it,submerge in da music n sheer feelings...n just stop n breathe the rain,the wet earth 4 some minutes...forget ur kife,forget all the problems n complexities...n "let's waste time,chasing cars,around our heads..."

One of the Most Depressing Videos I ever saw ..

 - Drive Safe ..!!

Dumbledore's dealings with the Dark Lord REVEALED!!

As the picture suggests, Dumbly-Dorry turned out 2 b a moolah offering remedies for the Dark Lord's nose which is more than just slits..

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows gets SCREENED!!

On Saturday, some lucky test screeners in Chicago got the opportunity to see the first cut of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1." The CGI wasn't completely finished, it had a stand-in score and its runtime was 150 minutes, but the response from the fans was overwhelmingly positive despite any issues they may have had with the first cut of the movie.

Hit the jump to see our wrap up of responses to the film and how they resolve some misgivings that have been had with "Part 1." Be warned, spoilers are contained after the jump, so if you want to go into the final two installments of the "Harry Potter" saga unspoiled, you probably don't want to read the rest of this post.

In The Beginning...
The film opens with Minister of Magic Rufus Scrimgeour holding a press conference informing the media of the dangers facing the wizarding world. It then cuts to the scene in Malfoy Manor where Snape tells Voldemort about the plan for Harry to leave 4 Privet Drive, and this scene is supposed to be amazing. Note: filmmakers did include the murder of Charity Burbage as well. Then, Hermione is shown using a memory charm on her parents -- something explained but not shown in the book -- which is the scene from the trailer that shows Hermione walking towards a church. It is after this scene that the title credits roll.

Hedwig's Death
No need to worry, fans: the bird gets it. After a shot in the trailer of Harry setting his pet owl free, many were worried that the film would omit the first of many heartbreaking deaths in the two "Deathly Hallows" films. In the film, Harry does release Hedwig, but the owl later returns to protect Harry from a death curse headed for Harry, thus revealing to the Death Eaters that he is the real Harry. Fans agreed that this was actually an improvement from the death scene and reveal of the real Harry in the book, and better served for the film.

The Wedding
Finally, audiences will get a chance to meet Bill Weasley, the last of the Weasley brood to grace screens. The wedding scene seems to go by fairly quickly and stays close to the book, but one big change in this scene is that Harry is not disguised as a Weasley relative, and instead is just himself. The overwhelming consensus among fans is that when Kingsley's Patronus warns the party that Death Eaters are on their way, it turns out to be one of the most chilling in the film.

The Forest
One of the biggest complaints about the novel was how much time Harry, Ron and Hermione spend in the woods. Unfortunately, that isn't really changed in the film. A few people complained that the forest scenes offset the action-packed pacing of the first half of the film, but the beautiful cinematography of these shots make up for it somewhat. Hopefully those scenes will be condensed for better pacing before the film hits theaters.

Pureblood Wizard Supremacy
The allusions to Voldemort's reign and Nazi Germany were fairly clear in the book, but director David Yates made them much clearer in the film. Anti-Muggle propaganda is shown throughout, and the guards at the Mnistry of Magic even have red bands around their arms to indicate that they are pure blood wizards. What's more, the statue in the Ministry of Magic of Muggles being crushed to death by wizards is included in the film.

Reunion With Ron
Ron saving Harry's life when Harry finds Godric Gryffindor's sword and Ron destroying the locket Horcrux are supposed to be some of the best scenes in the film. When the Horcrux taunts Ron, the being that comes out looks a lot like the smoke monster from "Lost," and then reveals a topless Harry and Hermione making out and taunting Ron. Word is Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson put their all into that scene.

The Tale of the Three Brothers
This was portrayed as a barebones animation sequence along the lines of Tim Burton's work, and was said to appropriately tell the story of the Deathly Hallows without needless exposition. Everyone agreed that it was a high point of the film.

The Torture Sequence
Helena Bonham Carter gets her chance to shine (if that's the right word) when Bellatrix Lestrange tortures Hermione towards the end of the film. The actual torture isn't shown, but watching the responses on Harry and Ron's faces while Hermione's screams echo is supposed to be chilling enough. When Hermione is later brought back, it is revealed that Bellatrix carved "Mudblood" into her arm.

Dobby
Oh Dobby, how I wept when you were murdered in the book. Since the beloved house elf did not have the same character development in the films as he did in the books, many were worried that his death would not have the same payoff. Apparently, the entire theater responded when it was revealed that the house elf was murdered while protecting Harry and his friends. This was probably helped by the fact that Dobby was introduced earlier in the film as well.

Voldemort Flashes
Harry's flashes to Voldemort reportedly aren't done especially well, but hopefully that will be resolved as the film continues to be edited. The film ends with Voldemort flying to Hogwarts grounds -- the only time Hogwarts is shown in the film -- and stealing the Elder Wand from Dumbledore's tomb.

Unfortunate Omissions
Mad-Eye Moody's death is included, but glossed over, as is Tonks' pregnancy. The significance of Sirius Black's mirror is not included, nor is the development of Harry's relationship with Kreacher (though Kreacher does serve the same purpose as he does in the book). The Potterwatch subplot is left out, and Voldemort does not show up at Godric's Hollow before Harry and Hermione escape.