Osama Bin Laden
The founder of Al-Qaeda, Osama Bin Laden was the most sought-after man
in the world, and for all the wrong reasons too! He had a bounty of $25
million on his head on account of terrorism, abduction, murder and all
things evil! He was the mastermind behind every large-scale terrorist
attacks the world over, and is now known as the father of the new-world
terrorism. Blamed for the 9/11 World Trade Centre attacks, Osama was a
criminal mastermind in the purest form of the term!
Dawood Ibrahim
The head of the Indian crime syndicate D-Company, Dawood is a cult
leader who has been immortalized in the form of innumerable movies in
India. He is known to be the man behind the 1993 Mumbai bombing and
riots, fast becoming the most wanted man in the world, and he's
basically been on the run ever since. Currently based in the
middle-east, Dawood runs his illegal business of money laundering,
black money and terrorism with unbridled ease.
Joaquin Guzman
This Mexican is the world's biggest and most powerful drug-lord running
an organization called the Sinaloa Cartel. He is the man solely
responsible for all the meth and cocaine that's been smuggled into USA
since 1993! This earned him the nickname of the 'Crystal King.'
He was caught, convicted, and jailed, yet he escaped from prison by
bribing his way through the whole system, all the way across the
border! As of today, he's worth $1 billion and the USA offers $5
million to anyone giving information leading to his capture.
Lucky Luciano
Lucky Luciano is to drug-trafficking as heroin is to junkies. Lucky is
the man responsible for the trafficking of heroin to US from all over
the world. And by world, we don't mean Mexico and South America, but
Europe and Asia as well!
Founder member of the infamous Luciano family, Lucky amassed a colossal
fortune with trafficking and later with gambling, bootlegging, hitmen,
etc!
Meyer Lansky
Meyer Lansky, a close associate of Lucky Luciano, was the man behind
the gambling empire that spanned from Saratoga, New York and Miami to
Las Vegas! As if this expansive reach of his wasn't enough, his
gambling supremacy stretched till Cuba as well. His influence amongst
all the Mafias earned him a safe seat in the underbelly of the USA and
he took undue advantage of it through and through!
Mr.Kalayanasundaram worked as a Librarian for 30 years. Every month in his 30 year experience(service), he donated his entire salary to help the needy. He worked as a server in a hotel to meet his needs. He donated even his pension amount of about ten lakh rupees to the needy.
He is the first person in the world to spend the entire earnings for a social cause. In recognition to his service, United Nations Organisation adjudged him as one of the Outstanding People of the 20th Century.. An American organisation honored him with the ‘Man of the Millennium’ award. He received a sum of Rs 30 cores as part of this award which he distributed entirely for the needy as usual.Moved by his passion to help others, Super Star Rajinikanth adopted him as his father. He still stays as a bachelor and dedicated his entire life for serving the society.We all Indians should be PROUD. UNO has honored him but we Indians don't even know that such a personality exist amongst us.At least have the courtesy to pass this on and on till the whole world comes to know about this Great Good Samaritan.Man of the Millennium.....Hat's off Kalayanasundaram.. We Indians are extremely proud of you and proudly say "THIS HAPPENS ONLY IN INDIA"
Washing chicken puts you at a higher risk of getting food poisoning, spreads bacteria around the kitchen, a study has revealed. "Home cooks are probably following what their parents or grandparents did in the past by washing poultry, not to mention probably patting it dry with a tea towel," Food Safety Information Council Chairman, Dr Michael Eyles, said. "But washing poultry splashes these bacteria around the kitchen cross contaminating sinks, taps, your hands, utensils, chopping boards and foods that aren't going to be cooked like salads or desserts," he said. The Newspoll survey also found that the washing phenomenon isn't just restricted to chicken. 68 percent of respondents wash turkey and 74 percent wash duck before cooking, News.com.au reported. Doctors believe this could be one of the reasons why notified cases of illness from Campylobacter and Salmonella - bacterias associated with food poisoning - have almost doubled over the last 20 years in Australia. But the zealousness of trying to rid chicken of bacteria isn't entirely unfounded. According to the survey, 84 per cent of raw chicken carcasses tested positive to Campylobacter, and 22 per cent to Salmonella. This is similar to the findings of other surveys overseas. However, all you really need to do to make sure you don't get sick from your chicken is cook it: "Cooking poultry right through kills these bacteria, making it safe," Dr Eyles insists. To reduce the risk of getting sick from poultry, one is advised to not wash raw poultry before cooking as this will spread any bacteria throughout your kitchen. Instead, mop up any excess moisture with a paper towel. Always wash and dry hands and clean surfaces after contact with raw poultry. Be careful not to let raw poultry juices contaminate other foods, especially things like desserts or salads, which won't be cooked again. You are also advised to use clean plates and utensils, and wash and dry thoroughly between using for raw and cooked poultry. Never place cooked food back on the same plate or cutting board that previously held raw poultry. Cook any poultry meat to 75°C and use a meat thermometer to check if juices run clear and are no longer pink rather than popping a piece in your mouth. Make sure frozen poultry is defrosted right through to the centre in the fridge or microwave in a sealed container before cooking.
Source-ANI: The media has been particularly harsh towards sharks and this is affecting their survival, a new study has revealed.The results of a Michigan State University study reviewed worldwide media coverage of sharks – and the majority isn’t good.Australian and US news articles were more likely to focus on negative reports featuring sharks and shark attacks rather than conservation efforts.Allowing such articles to dominate the overall news coverage diverts attention from key issues, such as shark populations are declining worldwide and many species are facing extinction, Meredith Gore, MSU assistant professor of fisheries and wildlife and the School of Criminal Justice said.“The most important aspect of this research is that risks from *– rather than to – sharks continue to dominate news coverage in large international media markets,” Gore, who is part of the research team led by Bret Muter, formerly at MSU and now with the Udall Foundation, said.“To the extent that media reflect social opinion, this is problematic for shark conservation,” she added.
According to research by social analysts McCrindle these were the top 12 trends of 2012. Find the list unremarkable? Blame yourself, says Mark McCrindle.Pop-culture fads that once lasted years are now coming in and out of fashion in a matter of months, and sometimes weeks.
It's little surprise that the trending pop group of 2012 was not Spice Girls, but One Direction. And Book of the Year wasn't Scandalands, it was 50 Shade of Bored Mothers.
Social analyst Mark McCrindle said that if the list is unremarkable, it just means people can relate well to pop culture.
"It sort of validates what people know. People probably wouldn't have identified Korea as driving pop culture, or that it would be so influential," he told News.com.au.
"Korea now seems to be setting the agenda, from Psy and pop music to frozen yoghurt and Samsung," he said.The list of trends that topped in 2012 are:Pop group of the year: One DirectionBook of the year: 50 Shades of GreyTV show of the year: The VoiceSubculture of the year: K-PopTechnology trend of the year: From digital to real worldSocial media site of the year: InstagramViral campaign of the year: Kony 2012Meme of the year: Gangnam StyleIngredient of the year: QuinoaShopping trend of the year: Online fashionFashion trend of the year: Colour BlockingWord (or symbol) of the year: #.
Armageddon is the strongest beer of the world
Armageddon is the strongest beer of the world.
It has 65 per cent alcohol which makes it 16 times more potent than a standard pub lager.
It is brewed in Aberdeenshire, Scotland.
One bottle of Armageddon beer costs around $130.
