Solar City Tower - Olympic Games 2016

 

The challenge was to design a vertical structure on the island of Cotonduba that in addition to serving as an observation tower would become a symbol of welcome to newcomers in Rio de Janeiro either by sea or by air once it has been host city of 2016 Olympic Games.

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Rolling Clouds of Australia

The Morning Glory of the Gulf of Carpentaria in Northern Australia is a magnet for growing numbers of soaring pilots and scientists. Unique in all the world and shrouded in mystery, the Morning Glory arrives regularly each spring. A Morning Glory cloud is a roll cloud that can be up to 620 miles (1000 kilometers) long, 0.5 to 1.2 miles (1 to 2 kilometers) high, and can move at speeds up to 37 mph (60 km/h).

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Snake Temple of Malaysia

There is in Malaysia on the island of Penang, a place as the Temple of Snakes. Here live the most dangerous species of snakes - rattlesnakes. The temple is infested by them: on the floor, in corners, even on the altar. Here they are gods, they had to bow to the faithful.In the Snake Temple in Pulau Pinang, Malaysia, has a place and people, and one of the most dangerous creatures on earth - the snakes.Located at Sungai Kluang, on the island of Penang, Snake Temple is also known as Temple of Azure Clouds, or the Temple of pure clouds - in honor of the clear sky Penang.In this temple, home to rattlesnakes, which the locals believe the servants Chor Soo Kong and deities.Legend of the development of the temple says that he is standing there an ulterior motive, the legend, by the way, you can watch movies online at specialized sites. Earlier, before the advent of the holy palace here, on this place was a lonely hermit shack believer, who was always happy to see the snakes in his house.Legend of the development of the temple says that he is standing there an ulterior motive, the legend, by the way, you can watch movies online at specialized sites. Earlier, before the advent of the holy palace here, on this place was a lonely hermit shack believer, who was always happy to see the snakes in his house.And they did not refuse his hospitality and often crawled here, many lived permanently here. When the hermit had died, and the shack collapsed, and the snakes are gone from these lands, and when he was elevated to an elegant temple, they began to consider themselves in one piece with a sacred institution.Thousands of believers come to the Temple of snakes in Penang every year.Someone said that this act of Chor Soo Kong, others believe that rattlesnakes - one of the most aggressive species of snakes - calm down under the influence of smoke from smoking. Unfortunately, the number of snakes in the temple fell sharply due to the urbanization of the area.However, do not worry. Most of the guests of the temple (ie, snakes) poisonous glands removed, so that they can embrace and even photographed.Scientists still can not explain the fact that on certain days in the temple slides a huge number of snakes. On ordinary days in the temple can be seen only a few snakes, which mainly lie in the dark corners and do not stir.
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Bling Beetle-A Living Piece of Jewelry

  the jewel-studded beetle is a common accessory in countries like Mexico. They’re not too popular in America, though.

An American woman found this out the hard way, when her living piece of jewelry was confiscated, upon her entry back into the States, from Mexico. The dazzling bug was freely crawling on the woman’s sweater, but the gold chain attached to a safety pin kept it from venturing too far.

Covered in gold and pricey gemstones, the blinged-out insect was confiscated by pest-control, because its owner didn’t have the proper documents. She received no fine, but she’ll definitely regret spending money on live jewelry.

Jewel-studded beetles and other bugs are considered common in Mexico and have been for centuries.

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World Shame-Sign Against this cruelty

Denmark is a big shameThe sea is stained in red and in the mean while it’s not because of the climate effects of nature.

It's because of the cruelty that the human beings (civilised human) kill hundreds of the famous and intelligent Calderon dolphins.

This happens every year in Feroe iland in Denmark . In this slaughter the main participants are young teens.WHY?To show that they are adults and mature.... BULLLLsh.

In this big celebration, nothing is missing for the fun. Everyone is participating in one way or the other, killing or looking at the cruelty “supporting like a spectator”
Is it necessary to mention that the dolphin calderon, like all the other species of dolphins, it’s near instinction and they get near men to play and interact. In a way of PURE friendship.


They don’t die instantly; they are cut 1, 2 or 3 times with thick hocks. And at that time the dolphins produce a grim extremely compatible with the cry of a new born child.
But he suffers and there’s no compassion till this sweet being slowly dies in its own blood.



Its enough!We will send this mail until this email arrives in any association defending the animals, we won’t only read,we also respond actively.


Sign Against this cruelty:
1.- Ana kARINA Rivas (m) Mexico DF
2.- Carlos Enrique Bulle-Goyri. DF
3.- Alejandra Nabarro ( Mexico Cuernavaca )
4.- Esteban criz mejia. Mexico DF
5.-ANDREA GONZALEZ ALVAREZ ( MEXICO )
6.-González Alvarez Victor Rodrigo
7.-Ines Garcia Perez (México)
8.-Stella Morales (México)
9.-lgarcia (México)
10.-Leticia Cuéllar (México)
11.-Salma Urbina Aguilar (Quintana Roo, México)
12.-DIANA LUCELLY POOT PUC (quintana roo, mexico )
13.-Josue Acero Gonzalez ( Quintana Roo , Mexico )
14.-Micaela Medina ( Argentina )
15.-sofia bidondo( Argentina )
16.- Ma. Marta Soruco ( Argentina )
17.- Cyntia Mariela Roitman ( Argentina )
18.-Aldana Martínez ( Argentina )
19.- Adriana Salomon ( Argentina )
20.-fernando valussi( argentina )
21.-MARIANELA SANCHEZ( ARGENTINA )
22.- Leyes Alberto Fabian ( Argentina ).-
23.- Augusto Patricio Mateos ( Argentina - Chaco )
24.- Maria Alejandra Bury ( Argentina - Chaco )
25.- Claudio Alexis Agnesio ( Argentina - Chaco )
26.- Cesar Abel Falcon(Argentina-Chaco)
27-MARIANA GOMEZ MARTINEZ
28-SILVIA CLAUDIA GIMENEZ
29-NELIDA BEATRIZ MARTINEZ
30-MARIA ESTHER URSU
31- NATHIA JUDKEVICH ( Argentina )
32-MARINA JUDKEVICH ( Argentina )
33-MARIANA JUDKEVICH (Aregentina)
34- Bogado Espinoza, Lorena Abi ( Argentina )
35- Ortiz, Natalia Muriel ( Argentina )
36- Marcelo Rodrigues de Rezende (Sorocaba-Brasil)
37- Thais Chenchi Santana (Sorocaba-Brasil)
38- Lilian Yoshie Kato ( Sorocaba - Brasil)
39 - DIOGO CRISTO ( Sorocaba - Pindorama - Gaya )
40 - DANILO GOMES ( Sorocaba - Cidade de Mentiras)
41- Tiago Holtz Guerreiro (Sorocaba- Brasil)
42 - Laura Nunes Garcia Vieira ( Sorocaba - Brasil)
43 - Anderson Schmitt Junkes (Jandira - Brasil)
44 - Eronides Santos Filho (Jandira - Brasil)
45 - Suzana Lopes Ribeiro ( Jandira - Brasil )
46 - Paulo Henrique Ferreira (Cotia/SP Brasil)
47 - André Luiz da Fonseca Rob erto ( Carapicuiba/ Brasil )
48 - Jean Paulo Camargo Costa (CARAPICUIBA/ BRASIL)
49 - Rodrigo de Jesus Ferreira (Jandira - Brasil)
50- Bárbara Tabain Seslija de Sá (Jandira - SP - Brasil)
51 - Ana paula Morina Ferreira (Barueri - SP - Brasil)
52-Bárbara Louise (São Paulo-SP-Brasil)
53-Diego Lima (Carapicuíba-SP-Brasil)
54 – Wanda leila de Oliveira marra ( Osasco – SP –Brasil )
55 – Joilva Duarte (Osasco-Brasil)
56 - Patricia M. Dias ( São Paulo - Brasil)

57- Eduardo M. Dias ( São Paulo - Brasil)
58 – Wagner R. Franco (São Paulo – Brasil)
59- Ruth Cristina Serafim (São Paulo - Brasil)
60- Thiago Silva (São Paulo - Brasil)
61 - Cristiano S. de Moraes (Rio de Janeiro - Brasil)
62 - Kelly Lopes Dias (São Paulo - Brasil)
63 - Fábio Ferreira / São Paulo - Brasil
64- Fábio Araujo / São paulo - Brasil
65- Marcia Stevaux/ São Paulo - Brasil
66 - Débora Gisele Ferraz - Brasil
67- Andrea Alexandre de Carvalho
68 - Adilson dos Santos Pinto (Cruzeiro SP)
69 - Francisco ReZende (Lorena-SP)
70- Mislane Souza Prates( São Paulo-Brasil)
71 - Janderson Dutra (Rio de Janeiro-RJ - Brasil)
72 - CECÍLIA SANTOS (SÃO PAULO) – BRASIL
73- KÁTIA I. SANTOS ( SÃO PAULO ) - BRASIL
74- Maria L Lima - (Rolândia - Brasil)
75 – Marilise G.Z. Solle (Rolândia-Brasil)
76- Luis Fernando Silva de Almeida (Rolândia Pr- Brasil)
77- Adriana Amaral de Souza (Rolândia Pr - Brasil)
78 – Carlos Alberto Ferreira do Amaral (Rolãndia PR – Brasil)
79 - Lilian Carla de Souza Gonzalez ( Londrina - Pr. - Brasil)
80 – Ailton Valdivino da Silva - (Uberlândia – MG - Brasil)
81 - Heliza Piosiadlo (Uberlândia - MG – Brasil
82 - Patrícia Cordeiro ( Joaçaba-SC-Brasil)
83 - Danielle Argenton (Herval D' Oeste - SC - Brasil)
84 - Valdirene Soares ( Joaçaba - SC - BRASIL )
85 - Luiz Sérgio Belló - Joaçaba SC Brasil
86- Eduardo Wieser -SC- Brasil
87- Julio Pancera ( Navegantes , SC - Brasil)
88- Fredi Goede ( Pomerode , SC Brasil)
89 – Mario L.Fanton
90 - Valério Littig ( Curitiba - Brasil )
100-cassia cavalheiro
101 - Paulo Terumitsu Ishii [ Curitiba - Paraná - Brasil]
102- Caroline Niro ( Curitiba - Paraná - Brasil
103-Alexandre Batista(Londres-Inlaterra)
104-udson bergues de almeida
105 - Inês Calazans, Alemanha
106 - Anabela Martins - Portugal
107 - Luisa Sequeira - Silves / PORTUGAL
108 - Alzira Rodrigues - Silves / Portugal
109 - Cremilde Ribeiro - A. de Pêra / Portugal
110 - Augusto Miguens - Elvas / Portugal
111 - Natália miguens - Elvas / Portugal
112 - Manuela Santos - Carcavelos / Portugal
113 - Carla Santos - Oeiras / Portugal
114 - Maria Carlos Barreto de Carvalho - Carcavelos / Portugal
115 - Eliete Mendes - Lisboa / Portugal
116 - Conceição Oliveira - Lisboa / Portugal
117 - Mariana Domingues - Portugal
118 - Joana Murtinha - Portugal
119 - Filipa Almeida - Portugal
120 - Iolanda Fontes - South Africa
121 - Kalen Viljoen - South Africa
122 – Wendy Golding – South Africa
123 – Inge Strugnell – Botswana
124 – Philippa Lee - Botswana
125 - Ilse Swart
126 - Miche de beer
127 - Celeste Smit
128 – Jeneane Fourie
129. Stefnie de Beer (SA) Human beings ? How can we call ourselves that !
130 Corné van Staden
131 Anna-Marié van Staden
132. Sheralee Scott ( South Africa )
133 Bev Hindmarch ( South Africa )
134. Ian Pardy (SA)
135. Dominic Porter (SA)
136. Carl Bennett (SA) Sick Bastards!!
137 Dieter Rossler South Africa uncivilised idiots

138. Vigie Naidoo, Johannesburg South Africa (how far western man??)

139. Rodney Reddy S.A. --- lily-livered, sure they'l never dare try this with some tiger or bull sharks

140. Mira Naidoo, Johannesburg South Africa (shameful specimens called humans)

141. Ro cc o Steffannelli, Bari Italy (senseless killing)

142. Christian Hoffer, Mank Austria (Neanderthals!)?

143. Sarah Caine (SA)

144. Lorraine Caine (SA)

145. Elaine Caine (Sa)

146. Lorraine Isaac (SA)

147. Ronnie Isaac(SA)

148. Angelique Mason(SA)

149. Alysha Isaac (SA)

150. Mary Joe Emde (SA)

151. Nalisha Gangadien SA)

152. Charlene Gangadien (SA)

153. Cordelia Soobramoney

154. Nicholas Soobramoney

155. Gabriela Pillay

156. Sarah Pillay

157. Jaeden Chetty

158. Sam Chetty

159. Dean Prinsloo

160. Nicole Pillay

161. Janine Geldenhys

162. Noeleen Pillay

163. Vigie Naidoo, Johannesburg South Africa (Nordic barbarism!! - Climate Change?- go figure?)

164. Colette Boyd

165. Tanya Scheffel

166. Rob Armstrong

167. Megan Adriaanzen – Jhb S.A. This is the most appallingly, disgusting thing I have ever seen!!!

168. Gareth Adriaanzen

169. Aldorette Swanepoel

170. Steve Maree – Durban , South Africa

171. Karen Robjant – and they are supposed to come from a civilised country – very sick people

172. Clive Varcoe - Durban South Africa - I am extremely saddend by what i have seen and read. Stop the slaughter!!!!

173. Cyndi Nel - Durban South Africa

174.Justin Pattison - Durban South Africa

175. Sharon Yuill - JHB South Africa

176 Angela Arkle Jhb South Africa

177 Paul Grutter Umzumbe South africa

178 Desiree Grutter Umzumbe South Africa

179 Peter L. Moolman

180 Rentia Cronje

181 Tertia Moolman

182 Suneed - India

183 Jagdish – India ( Gujarat )

184 Jignesh K. Patel (Rajkot/Gujarat/India)

185 Nilesh K. Patel (Rajkot/Gujarat/India)

186 Bhavin Patel (Rajkot/Gujarat/India)

187 Himanshu S. Raval {Rajkot/Gujarat/India}

188.C.N.Ravishankar (Pune/Maharashtra/India)

189.Dr.Vimala Iyer (Pune/Maharashtra/India)

190.C.N.VENKATRAMAN (Pune/Maharashtra/India)

191.YOGESH THAKRELE (Pune/Maharashtra/India)

192 Sandeep .S.( Pune/Maharashtra/India)

193 Rohan Deshpande (Pune/Maharashtra/India)

194 Abhay Ranade (Pune/Maharashtra/India)

195 Ramkumar R (Pune/Maharashtra/India)

196 Pradeep Jawale (Pune/Maharashtra/India)

197 V.Saravana Kumar (Pune/Maharashtra/India)

198 Bharathi Periyasamy

199 Vishnu Kumar Natarajan

200.Guruprasath Kumar(Chennai)

201.M.ILANGO(Chennai)

202.MURUGESAN.M(Chennai)

203. Vinoth Kannan N –L&T (Chennai)

204.S.Selvakumar-Chennai.

205. U. SANDEEP KUMAR – L&T (Chennai)

206. RAHUL NATH – KOLKATA, INDIA

207. S. S Roy – L&T, Kolkata

208.Anirban Guha – Kolkata / W.B./ India

209. Suchandra Roy – Kolkata

210. Rajarshi Mitra – Kolkata (West Bengal)

211 Sumit Gupta - Kolkata

212 Sudipta Chaudhuri - Kolkata

213. Dinesh Asrani,

214.Sonal Parmar

215.Shiv kumar mall

216. Dharitri Gantayat

217. pankaj sharma( MEERUT)

218. Utpalendu Chatterjee (IBS Dehradun)

219.Indraneel (KIIT-Bhubaneswar)

220.Harish R (Bangalore/India)

221.Zalak Vyas (Alberta, Canada)

222.Yumi W(Vancouver bc)

223.Trini Graham-Stewart-Scotland

224.Merel Alting von Geusau - Netherlands

225.MADLINE Cox (Abu Dhabi, UAE)

226.Denis Gibney. N Ireland

227.Alexander Alexandroff (Austria)

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The five-year-old with a six pack: Child bodybuilder in record books after TV stunt

Beef cake: Five-year-old Giuliano Stroe shows off his impressive physique

Giuliano Stroe, five, has been training for three years

Giuliano Stroe says the stardom has not gone to his head

A muscle-bound boy has been entered into the Guinness Book of Records after performing an incredible physical stunt.

Romanian Giuliano Stroe, five, has been training since the age of two in Italy - where he lives with his family - and now the hard work has finally paid off.

He was entered into the record books earlier this year after performing some impressive 'hand-walking' skills to a panel of judges and an astonished audience on an Italian TV show .

The exceptional pre-schooler performed the fastest ever 10m hand walk with a weight ball between his legs to the delight of the studio audience.

And he has now become an internet hit after hundreds of thousands of people watched a clip of him performing the stunt on YouTube.

Father Iulian Stroe, 33, said: 'He has been going to the gym with me ever since he was born. I always took him with me when I went training.'

He added there is no danger of the youngster harming himself, saying: 'I have been training hard all my life myself.

'He is never allowed to practice on his own, he is only a child and if he gets tired we go and play.'

Source:Dailymail