10 Cities Most "Hated"

The CNN ranks the cities most hated in the world in an article. Jakarta is sitting in the seventh after the city of Lima, Peru. CNN called the city's most 'hated' it does not mean the worst. But at least, when people call the 10 most hated city in the world, the name of these cities are always called.

Jakarta, CNN referred to as the "Big Durian"; fruit smelly and in need of 'struggle' to enjoy. According to CNN, a total of 8 million tourists come each year to the city before proceeding to other destinations such as Bali, Yogyakarta, and Sumatra. In Jakarta, they spent an average of 7.84 days.The most questioned, CNN said, is the condition of the traffic, pollution, poverty, and there is no 'scene' other than the mall epidemic.

1. Tijuana, Mexico. According to a report last Worldfocus, visitors of Tijuana plummeted as much as 90 percent in less than 10 years.Violence. Drug cartels. Recession. Recent outbreak of swine flu. Those phrases are associated with the city.

2. Sydney and Melbourne, Australia. About 4 million people spread across the city center, high house prices, occasional fires, and intense hatred are the second features of this city.

3. Paris, France. The city could become the "loved" city but also the "hated"city. Unwelcome people of Paris and mostly smoking citizens are the things that the visitors dislike . In addition, the custom of citizens to 'flatter'. "Do not be so easily flattered when you get close to Place du Tertre in Montmartre, and tell that you have an interesting hair," one respondent pointed out.

4. Timbuktu, Mali. A century ago, travelers the world were struggling to achieve this trans-Saharan trade center. But now the city is considered so remote and less spectacular. According to recent British survey, one third of people of the world believe that Timbuktu does not really exist.

5. Los Angles, United States. Often twisted as "Lots Angry". This Megalopolis city has about 90 sub-city, 20 highways,  the countless area code and half-million mall. Earthquakes, race riots, the boring traffic,  smoke report and roaring sirens often sounded is considered to be boring. The only 'tourist trap' this city is Hollywood.

6. Lima, Peru. Is the fifth largest metropolitan city in Latin America. Somewhat safer than Sao Paulo and has more beautiful beaches than La Paz, but Lima is considered boring, because of smog and its unsafely.

7. Jakarta, Indonesia. The maze of traffic, pollution, and slums are considered to be the most uninteresting parts of this city.

8. New Delhi, India. The hawkers regarded as the least attractive of the city. In addition it is a fraud on the streets. "The thing to do when visiting is to avoid touts in Delhi," wrote traveldudes.org.

9. Cairo, Egypt. Not good enough to be liked, but not bad enough to be avoided, as CNN calls this city. Air pollution, reckless driver, a dense population, and the unstable political conditions, is the least interesting part of this city. CNN quoted the recent World Health Organization report that equated the city air is the same as smoking a pack a day.

10. Belize City, Belize. Less than three hours flight from Dallas, Belize is often referred to as "other Caribbean". Crime, drugs, depravity, and touts the jail is another tagline of this city.

(http://id.berita.yahoo.com)

World Tallest Tower: Tokyo Skytree

In the class of tower, Tokyo Skytree is considered as the tallest tower on earth, it has 634 meters  tall (2,080 feet), twice as tall as the Eiffel Tower, it is considered as the world's second-highest building after Dubai's Burj Khalifa which has 829.84 meters tall (2,722.57 feet), and it becomes the tallest structure in Japan in 2010 and the tallest tower in the world, displacing the Canton Tower (Guangzhou TV Tower), 450 meters (1,480 feet)  in March 2011.

Tokyo Skytree is located at Sumida, Tokyo, Japan which  is now open to the world to visit after almost 4 years of construction with 580000 workers costing a total of roughly 65 billion yen for the tower alone.

The construction of the tower actually finished on the 29th of February earlier this year after a two month delay due to the earthquake but it’s today on the 22nd of May that they have actually allowed people to enter.

Moreover, the main attractions are the two observation platforms at 350 meters (1,148 feet) and 450 meters (1,476 feet) as well as the restaurant with the best view of Tokyo, in fact, even better than Tokyo Tower which is only 333 meters (1,093 feet) and only served as an observation tower to the public.

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Burj Khalifa and Canton Tower (Guangzhou TV Tower)

Tokyo Skytree

Google Electric Car

The petrol crisis experienced in world nations evokes serious problem needed to be solved immediately. This problem invites the attention of the scientist to take more serious concern in finding out an alternative energy to replace the patrol energy. The world governments are trying their best to save our planet and solve the petrol problem.

Meanwhile, Internet giant, Google has stated that their move to response and contribute to solve this problem by creating  an electric car. It is true that from the beginning itself Google has been a pro-environment company as their efforts have always shown that they want to improve the environment we live in. This “giant’s” movement has already begun  since 2007 by  giving policy to its employee to ride electric cars, by doing this it removes as much as 5,400 tonnes of CO2 every year.

This "giant" has invested 5.5 million dollars to develop a new electric car. Mainly, the project is called the Aptera Motors. Google is developing a two-seater car called Aptera 2e with hybrid or electric motor. It boosts to 140km/h at 10 seconds and the max distance you can go with it is 160km. It takes less that a liter of fuel per 100km. The Aptera 2e will hit California market this October and will cost around $30,000.

This new alternative automobile electrical based is expected to be a new life style in world wide community to decrease the suffer of our mother earth from polution and also to reduce the dependence of human to gas energy which is now become our primary concern. Here are some pictures of them:

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Living Barbie: Valeria Lukyanova

There is no doubt every woman in this Earth wants to look pretty and attractive. Being a fan of somebody inspiring is natural, but have you ever dreamed or wanted to be somebody you admire most? or have you ever met someone done so many things to copy their great figures they admire?  Sure you have, but how about if it is not person/ figure but doll? Have you ever found an extreme person who wants to be a Barbie doll look?

Surely you have known well about Barbie doll, the large wardrobe of the Barbie doll is reminiscent of the extensive wardrobes of fashion dolls popular in Europe in the late 19th century. However, while clothes designers in the past used fashion dolls to showcase their new creations, Barbie dolls, created in 1959, function mainly as toys.

Recently,  Valeria Lukyanova, 21 years old, is an internet sensation and has quickly gained popular throughout the internet. She is from the Ukraine in Russia. Her popularity stems from the fact that she might be the closest anyone’s has ever come to looking like a real-life Barbie Doll.

Valeria’s look is unreal, almost plastic. Her face is almost always expressionless, and her body proportions are very unusual having naturally tiny waist, huge chest and flowing platinum blonde hair. There are so many speculations that either she has done plastic surgery or photoshop helps her gain this look.

You may say she is a kind of "unhappy to be me thing", you may think she is freaky and scary, or you may say she is fantastic and pretty. Well, that's in your hand, you may consider her as anything you want to. Here are some pictures of hers.

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