Tuesday, 3 September 2013
Most Dangerous Roads in the World
1.North Yungas Road, Bolivia-Also known as the “Road of Death” in Bolivia, it is often cited as the most dangerous road in the world. It is a regular occurrence for buses and trucks to go tumbling to the valley below, especially when they try passing each other. Yea, walking doesn’t sound too bad after all.
2.The Himalayan Roads(India)-This catch all term for any road leading up into the Himalayas refers to a very dangerous network of unpaved, narrow, and slippery roads that are dotted with crashed cars and rolled over buses.
3.Guoliang Tunnel Road,- China-Although it may be hard to see in the photo, this road in China was hollowed out of the side of a mountain by several villagers from the town of Guoliang. Before the construction of this mountain pass the village was cut of from the rest of civilization by the surrounding cliffs. Although it doesn’t see much traffic, due to its construction it is inherently fairly dangerous
4.Taroko Gorge Road, Taiwan-Known as one of the most dangerous roads in Taiwan, the Taroko Gorge Road is full of blind curves, sharp turns, and narrow paths leading through cliffs and mountains.
5.Halsema Highway, Philippines-The only way to get to Sagada, a popular tourist spot in the Philippines, is via the landslide-prone Halsema Highway. It is one of the most poorly maintained roads in the world and every year a bus or two will go rolling over its edge.
6.Pasubio, Italy-The Pasubio in northern Italy is famous for its incredible views. Driving can be a challenge, however, and isn’t even allowed after a certain point. Unfortunately restricting vehicle access hasn’t stopped people from riding their bikes over the edge.
7.Sichuan-Tibet Highway, China-A road with a record of over 7,500 deaths for every 100,000 drivers has reason to be feared. Due to rock slides, avalanches, and poor weather drivers should certainly use caution.
8.Stelvio Pass Road, Italy-It may not be the scariest road on our list to drive, but it certainly is the most winding and this 2.7km road in the Italian Alps has been known to give drivers trouble.
2.The Himalayan Roads(India)-This catch all term for any road leading up into the Himalayas refers to a very dangerous network of unpaved, narrow, and slippery roads that are dotted with crashed cars and rolled over buses.
3.Guoliang Tunnel Road,- China-Although it may be hard to see in the photo, this road in China was hollowed out of the side of a mountain by several villagers from the town of Guoliang. Before the construction of this mountain pass the village was cut of from the rest of civilization by the surrounding cliffs. Although it doesn’t see much traffic, due to its construction it is inherently fairly dangerous
4.Taroko Gorge Road, Taiwan-Known as one of the most dangerous roads in Taiwan, the Taroko Gorge Road is full of blind curves, sharp turns, and narrow paths leading through cliffs and mountains.
5.Halsema Highway, Philippines-The only way to get to Sagada, a popular tourist spot in the Philippines, is via the landslide-prone Halsema Highway. It is one of the most poorly maintained roads in the world and every year a bus or two will go rolling over its edge.
6.Pasubio, Italy-The Pasubio in northern Italy is famous for its incredible views. Driving can be a challenge, however, and isn’t even allowed after a certain point. Unfortunately restricting vehicle access hasn’t stopped people from riding their bikes over the edge.
7.Sichuan-Tibet Highway, China-A road with a record of over 7,500 deaths for every 100,000 drivers has reason to be feared. Due to rock slides, avalanches, and poor weather drivers should certainly use caution.
8.Stelvio Pass Road, Italy-It may not be the scariest road on our list to drive, but it certainly is the most winding and this 2.7km road in the Italian Alps has been known to give drivers trouble.
Monday, 2 September 2013
Top 5 World’s Largest Ships
1. Seawise Giant is the biggest ship of the world ever built till present.Seawise Giant, later Happy Giant, Jahre Viking, and Knock Nevis, was a ULCC supertanker and the longest ship ever built, and possessed the greatest deadweight tonnage ever recorded.
2.Pierre Guillaumat It was the 2nd biggest ship ever built in the history of mankind but it didn’t last quite long enough as was expected. Pierre Guillaumat was a supertanker, built in 1977 by Chantiers de l’Atlantique at Saint-Nazaire for Compagnie Nationale de Navigation.
3.Batillus was a supertanker, built in 1976 by Chantiers de l’Atlantique at Saint-Nazaire for the French branch of Shell Oil.
4.Bellamya.(Oil Tanker)
5.Prairial(Oil Tanker)
2.Pierre Guillaumat It was the 2nd biggest ship ever built in the history of mankind but it didn’t last quite long enough as was expected. Pierre Guillaumat was a supertanker, built in 1977 by Chantiers de l’Atlantique at Saint-Nazaire for Compagnie Nationale de Navigation.
3.Batillus was a supertanker, built in 1976 by Chantiers de l’Atlantique at Saint-Nazaire for the French branch of Shell Oil.
4.Bellamya.(Oil Tanker)
5.Prairial(Oil Tanker)
These Are The World’s Youngest Billionaires – Take A Look At The Top 5
1.: Mark Zuckerberg Age: 29 ,Net worth: $13,3 billion (R120 billion).CEO and co-founder of the social networking giant, Facebook.
2.Scott Duncan Age: 30,Net worth: $5,1 bllion (R46 billion).Duncan inherited the fortune of late Dan Duncan’s energy pipeline company, Enterprise Products Partners.
3.Dustin Moskovitz Age: 29 Net worth: $3,8 billion (R37 billion),Mark Zuckerberg’s former roomate, and co-founder of the social networking giant, Facebook.
4.Eduardo Saverin Age: 31 Net worth: $2,2 billion (R18 billion),Another Facebook co-founder who gained his billions from winning a legal battle with Facebook. He apprently received a 5% stake in the company.
5.Albert von Thurn und Taxis Age: 20 Net worth: $1,5 billion (R13 billion),Von Thurn und Taxis first appeared on the Forbes billionaire list at age 8, but officially inherited his fortune in 2001 on his 18th birthday.
2.Scott Duncan Age: 30,Net worth: $5,1 bllion (R46 billion).Duncan inherited the fortune of late Dan Duncan’s energy pipeline company, Enterprise Products Partners.
3.Dustin Moskovitz Age: 29 Net worth: $3,8 billion (R37 billion),Mark Zuckerberg’s former roomate, and co-founder of the social networking giant, Facebook.
4.Eduardo Saverin Age: 31 Net worth: $2,2 billion (R18 billion),Another Facebook co-founder who gained his billions from winning a legal battle with Facebook. He apprently received a 5% stake in the company.
5.Albert von Thurn und Taxis Age: 20 Net worth: $1,5 billion (R13 billion),Von Thurn und Taxis first appeared on the Forbes billionaire list at age 8, but officially inherited his fortune in 2001 on his 18th birthday.
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