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26/06/2016

**Informative post**
The 2016 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season is 68th world championship season. Round 8 of which was held in Assen today on 26th June. The original TT Circuit Assen, one of the oldest one in the world, was built in 1925 and later renovated again in 1955.
Today, the Dutch TT race was declared a wet race when heavy rain resulted in red flagging of the race. Many bikes crashed because of extremely slippery conditions. Valentino Rossi VR46 Official of Yamaha Racing was finishing first when he just slipped just before some last final laps. The person who is currently acing the global MotoGP standings is Marc Márquez and today he finished second.
Jack Miller who is 21 years old finished first today and won the Dutch TT. However, on a global standing he is still on number 13th. The video below shows just some seconds before he finished his final lap. And this is what he said after winning the race,
“I just hope we’ve showed them wrong, and I can ride the bike, and I’m not an idiot. Thank you to Honda for taking risk on me.”

28/12/2015

Breaking News ..!
Don't brush your teeth.
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11/07/2015

Month of Ramdan at work.

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Disclaimer ..!
The events presented in this video are purely fictitious and does not relate to any person living or dead. Its purely for entertainment purposes.

The nationale park De Hoge Veluwe in Netherlands is a home to 200+ red deers. Its natural beauty and its wilderness attr...
05/05/2015

The nationale park De Hoge Veluwe in Netherlands is a home to 200+ red deers. Its natural beauty and its wilderness attracts tourists and cyclists to this park from all over Europe.

"Pražský hrad (Prague Castle)"Archaeological research reveals that the Prague Castle was built around 880 by then prince...
22/03/2015

"Pražský hrad (Prague Castle)"

Archaeological research reveals that the Prague Castle was built around 880 by then prince Borivoj. It is the largest standing ancient Castle ever built on the face of earth according to guinness book of world records. During the n**i occupation it is said that Hi**er cherished this Castle as one of his most valuable possessions. It is currently acknowledged as being the part of UNESCO world heritage center. Its gothic architecture makes it stands out and different, it also houses the famous St. Vitus Cathedral. Now it serves as an official residence of the president of the Czech Republic.

Prague being the fourteenth largest city in Europe is home to many interesting customs and practices dating back to medi...
12/03/2015

Prague being the fourteenth largest city in Europe is home to many interesting customs and practices dating back to medieval times. One of them is the art of begging which demonstrates humility and desperation at the same time. Unlike beggars around the world, the beggars in Prague do not run after people for money, neither they perform some sort of musical art nor they make use of physical ailments. Prague beggars follow the centuries old art of begging, which is kneeling down for long hours, without any movement. This act of bowing down silently for long hours has made the beggars of Prague the most cultured beggars around the world.

"The eonian remnant of serenity"A research shows that people tend to remember things for a longer time written on a yell...
17/11/2014

"The eonian remnant of serenity"

A research shows that people tend to remember things for a longer time written on a yellow background. Color yellow engages much more nerves in your brain than any other color. Thus, a yellow flower depicts purity, long lasting relationships and above all intelligence. A yellow follower is a symbol of peace, love and care.

"Erasmusbrug"
11/11/2014

"Erasmusbrug"

"A Thousand Stones"In your retentiveness O beloved I might shred awayBut the road I took to you, will never turn me grey...
09/11/2014

"A Thousand Stones"

In your retentiveness O beloved I might shred away
But the road I took to you, will never turn me grey

Meaning :- Your power to remember me will fade away and I will disappear from your thoughts and memories one day. But the road I took to reach you will never turn me down, and will always remember me because it knows all what I went through to come to you.

Kinderdijk is a village in Netherlands with 19 windmills built around 1740. It is a declared UNESCO world heritage site ...
06/11/2014

Kinderdijk is a village in Netherlands with 19 windmills built around 1740. It is a declared UNESCO world heritage site since 1997. In Dutch Kinderdijk means “children’s d**e”. Each windmill was home to 18-20 people. This early concept of windmills follows back to the Saint Elizabeth flood of 1421. It is said that when the terrible storm had subsided, someone went on to the d**e between these two areas, to see what could be saved. In the distance, he saw a wooden cradle floating on the waters. As it came nearer, some movement was detected. A cat was seen in the cradle trying to keep it in balance by jumping back and forth so that no water could get into it. As the cradle eventually came close enough to the d**e for a bystander to pick up the cradle, he saw that a baby was quietly sleeping inside it, nice and dry. The cat had kept the cradle balanced and afloat. This folktale and legend has been published as "The Cat and the Cradle" in English [Meder 2007; Griffis, 1918].


To this very day people live in these windmills for recreational purposes. Later Dutch went on to make Delta Works which became one of the seventh modern wonders of the world. The very reason this land which is below the sea level still manages to provide for its 18 million habitants.

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