On May 16th, 2009,
the Election Commission of India announced the results of its recent
month-long India-wide election for their lower house of Parliament - the
largest democratic election in the world. An estimated 714 million
voters (from a population of 1.2 billion) were eligible to cast their
vote in one of five separate phases at over 800,000 polling stations,
starting on April 16th. Logistically difficult, massive in scale, and
opposed by various rebel groups, separatists and protestors, the
elections still managed to be held with minimal disruption, with an
average voter turnout of greater than 56%. The big winner was the the
Indian National Congress party, which will form the new government under
the incumbent prime minister Manmohan Singh. As with any photo story
from India, it is impossible to capture every aspect in just a handful
of pictures - collected here are only some of the scenes that played out
across the nation over the last month. (40 photos total)
January 20, 2010
January 13, 2010
Batman fans
I have known Batman since my childhood more than 40 years ago (now I'm over 59). That time I lived in Chonburi Province and Batman was on monochrome TV, (TV was very rare & more expensive in that time) and cartoon magazines. Batman appeared with his younger assistant, Robin, Yesterday Batman series were interesting, exciting and more dramatic actions. These are some funny pictures of the Batman fans.
The baby wears the Bat mask, well he is the super hero.
January 8, 2010
ปฏิมากรรมน้ำแข็ง Ice Sculpture
January 7, 2010
Tsukiji Fish Market in Tokyo
Tsukiji Fish Market in Tokyo
The world's largest fish market in Tokyo and called Tsukiji. Perhaps the word is not quite accurately convey the idea of the biggest on the planet Focus fish trade. Then the following figures: Japan accounts for ten percent of the global fish consumption. Simply put, every tenth caught in oceans and seas fish gets to the Japanese. And 87% of the wholesale fish and seafood market in Japan focused on Tsukiji. In absolute terms, it is 660 thousand tons per year.(Total 19 photos)
Source: Zhzhurnal / http: //kirulya.livejournal.com/
14) Even more to lose Tsukiji, if to some hyper-vigilance sanitary inspector will come to mind to close the tiny restaurants, perched on the edges of the market, where now you can enjoy sushi and sashimi from the freshest, just gutted fish. By the way, the owners of the market puzzled the creation of the site .
17) If you look at the labels on the boxes of tuna, which come in the morning at the Tsukiji fish market, it turns out that they arrived almost from all over the world, but mainly from the Mediterranean Sea. This is not a "wild" caught on the high seas tuna and fish with Mediterranean farms where tuna are bred specifically for the Japanese market. The trick here is this. "Wild" is similar to tuna torpedo - it cuts through the water at speeds up to seventy miles per hour. Its meat contains little fat, because in search of food such tuna is doing hundreds of miles a day. Another matter Privolnoe habitation on ryboferme where tuna is provided three meals a day; from this and start up his prized by Japanese gourmets zhirok. Most of the tuna farms in the Mediterranean, by the way, is owned by Japanese owners.
All these and many other little tricks explain why the fish auction in Tsukiji boil no less passion than on the Tokyo Stock Exchange . After all, competition among Japanese cooks mad: in this country per capita are more restaurants than anywhere else in the world that makes the best chefs in the crack of dawn to rush to Tsukiji in search of a better explanation.
January 5, 2010
Signs of Spring สัญญาณแห่งฤดูใบไม้ผลิ
The Northern Hemisphere is once more beginning its lean towards the Sun, with the spring equinox taking place last Friday, March 20th. People all over are welcoming the spring sunshine and new growth in many ways - from Stonehenge and Mayan pyramids to Dutch meadows and Texan beaches. Here is a collection that shows some of the signs of spring as we shake off the last bits of winter. (29 photos total)
Erotica Cars ชมรมคนรักรถเก่า
Special Experienced Teacher
Information and Communication Technology Strand
Ford - Mastang
Ford "Mustang" was the hottest car of 1970s. Its design is interesting and attractive for whole people. As years go by Ford Mustang is always valuable.
ฟอร์ดมัสแตง (ม้าป่า) เป็นรถยนต์ฮอตในช่วงทศวรรษ1970 การดีไซด์น่าสนใจ เตะตาน่ายล สำหรับทุกคน แม้กาลเวลาจะผ่านพ้นไปแล้ว แต่คุณค่าของเจ้าม้าป่าตัวนี้ก็ไม่ได้ลดลงแต่อย่างใด
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