Tuesday, March 22, 2011

AND THEY SAY THE WORLD HAS NO FUN.....

Washington state worker slides down sewer pipe

UNIVERSITY PLACE, Wash. – Officials in Washington state say a 37-year-old worker came loose from a safety line and slid about 3,000 feet through a large sewer pipe at a wastewater treatment plant.
Authorities say the man was working on the sewer system at the plant and was about 150 feet below ground. He slid through a pipe that's about six feet in diameter.
Firefighters and co-workers pulled the man, a contractor for Pierce County Public Works and Utilities, to safety on Monday. He appeared to have minor injuries and was taken to an area hospital for further evaluation.

Friday, March 18, 2011

IF THERE IS HEAVEN, IT MUST BE A RESTAURANT




they asked what was bliss
many said it was ignorance
I say it was
a fish fillet burger with a large fries and a coke

SORRY DID"NT GET A PICTURE WITH THE COKE



fellow earth mates, lets face it, if something keeps us going through our hectic not so liked lives, then its FOOD. Our ancestors have worked so hard developing mouth flooding recipes out of the same old wheat, meat , rice, vegetables. Beautiful how when combined in specific proportions , they prepare into our wonders.

be it chinese
















or Indian
                     













or Italian
                                  

















or maybe even typically continental


    














We all are living because of it. for it. Till it . And on a very personal note... I don't give a damn about these veg guys trying to convince us non-veg ones against deep frying a chicken and enjoy it dissolve into our mouths. What reason would have god made a deer if lion was not permitted to eat it??? What good are our natural canines if they keep chewing grass for the entire little human lifetime?
Life is short mates, so let chicken make it heaven for you.

MY POINT OF VIEW ON JAPAN TRAGEDY

In a crisis, reactors automatically shut down. Control rods are inserted between fuel rods to prevent further reactions. But they're all still very hot and emanating heat. During this time, the reactor needs to be continuously cooled — and that is done by using water, draining out the steam, putting fresh water, etc. This process needs some power, which wasn't there with Japan's electricity gone due to the Tsunami reaction, and the limited capacity of backup generators. The process is now being carried out by supplying water from the ocean, even that is steaming up so fast that water levels are dangerously low.
Three explosions have since occurred at the plant, attributed to hydrogen reacting with air; hydrogen is produced when the fuel rod cladding reacts with water. That is not a bad sign if there is no breach of the primary containment vessel inside which the reactor is housed. (The secondary, or external, containment structure is designed to burst on high pressure, to protect the primary or inner shell) Reports are scarce, but we don't know of any breach in the primary containment structure.

Monday, March 14, 2011

And It Comes Crumpling Down



Guys and girls............................WE ALL ARE LIVING THE END DAYS OF OUR LIFE.
 It seems the world is after all going to come to an endddd. first Indian subcontinent tsunami, then haiti , the middle east burning in civil war, now japan, the approaching meteor.


the ancients were right about the 2012 thing I guess.

Sunday, March 13, 2011

Live: Fresh blast at Japan nuke plant

A new explosion rocked Japan's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power complex on Monday, sending a plume of smoke into the air.

Reuters reports from Tokyo: Japanese authorities have been working desperately to avert a meltdown, compounding a nuclear catastrophe caused by Friday's massive quake and tsunami.

The core container was intact, Jiji news agency said, quoting the plant operator,Tokyo Electric Power Co, but the local government warned those still in the 20-km (13-mile) evacuation zone to stay indoors. Kyodo news agency quoted TEPCO as saying workers were injured in latest explosion.



UPDATES..

10.50am: According to a New York Times report a US warrior aircraft passed through the radiation clouds. The report says the crew was exposed to one month's worth of radiation in an hour..

10.49am
: Toyota has decided to halt all production till Wednesday.

10.41am: According to Kyodo news agency reports, 11 people were injured in the nuclear reactor blast

10.35am: Over 2000 bodies were washed up on the shores of Miyagi

10:25am: Nuclear operator says radiation levels at unit that exploded "within legal limits".

10:22am: Woman isolated after fears of radiation hit Fukushima neighbourhood.

10:12am: Seven ways to help. Mashable offers tips on how you can harness the power of social media to help relief efforts in Japan.

10:05am: Japanese language helplines (missing persons): Iwate: 0120-801-471; Miyagi: 022-221-2000; Fukushima: 0120-510-186 / 090-8424-4207 / 090-8424-4208

9.59am: 
Japan's stocks plunge on first trade day after quake. Tokyo market's shakedown has caused a loss of billions of dollars.

9:55am:
 Rescuers dig for survivors, but the going is tough.

9:52am: Grief-stricken Japanese trying to pick up the pieces, The Guardian reports from Sendai and northern Japan.

COULD WE BE LOOKING AT AN APPROACHING DISASTER??



this poor little country by the name japan has seen more than what was just on the part of god

A country spread over not more than 377835 sq.km has faced and survived a history so violent that most so called successful and strong countries would have crippled under it.
First Hiroshima and Nagasaki, then now the devastating tsunami, and still looming danger of a possible nuclear disaster , what have the poor people of japan done to deserve it.
Just hope those engineers there trying to contain the over heated reactor know their field like they invented it.

Saturday, March 12, 2011

TOP TEN GOLF COURSES IN THE WORLD


Golf is a sport that slowly conquered the world. Its origins are very unclear and sports with similarities were played all over the world since ancient times. Although in United States, which is considered the country of golf, the number of active player is decreasing, worldwide the player’s community is in fact increasing very fast. The best example is China where in just 10 years more than 600 golf courses were opened and it’s expected that in just five years 1,400 new golf courses to be opened.
This unique sport with simple rules and no standard playing area was an Olympic sport in 1900, 1904. Due to the increasing popularity that the golf has known in the past few years worldwide, since the 2016 Olympic Games, golf will return among the Olympic sports.
Currently there are thousands of golf courses around the world, many of them of exceptional quality. Due to no standard requirements, the golf courses can be very different so the comparison between them is tricky.
A good golf course should be very accessible, with good drainage of the land but must also include nature hazard. The architecture and design must be done in collaboration with a professional golfer that knows the game very well.
Taking all that into consideration the best golf courses in the world are:
- Pebble Beach, USA

- Augusta, USA

- Ballybunion, Ireland

- Cypress point, USA

- Kingston Heath, Australia

- Miurfield Scotland, United Kingdom

- St Andrews Old Course Scotland, United Kingdom

- Valderrama, Spain

- Pine Valley, USA

- ammerschwihr golf club,alsace

When it comes to golf courses the comparison is subjected to individual subjectivity. Each golfer has its own set of values and in many cases can be a matter of taste if one course is better than another. The best part is that with so many new golf courses to come every one will have several exceptional golf courses to choose from.