Sunday, November 29, 2009
Milking 70 Year Old Cock
Yes, it will seem that there is something that in past times some would have taken for granted that it was the gateway to hell.
In the Karakum desert (Turkmenistan), near the small village of Darvaza, is a crater of about fifty feet in diameter and more than twenty deep, dubbed by locals as "The Gates of Hell" . Inside the well, a blazing fire burning for decades, in a fire that seems endless.
However, Darvaza well not the work of nature but it is the unexpected result of a Soviet prospecting carried out in the 70's. A team of geologists were drilling the ground in search of natural gas fields, when suddenly he ran into an underground cavern that led to the collapse of the excavation and the implosion with a devastating fire, "eternal." All a kind not found in a populated area.
If you come there, do not forget to wear a mask as protection for the gas coming out of the cave.
Friday, November 13, 2009
Influenza Shot And Nausea
Hell's Gate A TEMPLE IN CANADA
This magnificent temple, built almost entirely of white marble, rose in a year and a half, and opened in mid-2007, thanks to the work of more than 400 volunteers.
What is striking about the book is that it has no scrap metal or metal inner structure of any kind, as well as fastening screws or similar means, everything was assembled like a huge puzzle pieces they were about 24,000, developed as works of the first Mandir in India, more than 2,000 years.
All prints and sculptures were made in India by 1,800 skilled craftsmen and then transferred by ship to Canada.
The 40 million dollars it took the work were funded entirely by donations from Hindus around the globe and carried out by BAPS Swaminarayan Sanstha organization that works to promote Hinduism, and to perform social work in and outside La India.Todo an example of religious plurality.
The Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Toronto and is an impressive Hindu temple located north of the city.
This magnificent temple, built almost entirely of white marble, rose in a year and a half, and opened in mid-2007, thanks to the work of more than 400 volunteers.
What is striking about the book is that it has no scrap metal or metal inner structure of any kind, as well as fastening screws or similar means, everything was assembled like a huge puzzle pieces they were about 24,000, developed as works of the first Mandir in India, more than 2,000 years.
All prints and sculptures were made in India by 1,800 skilled craftsmen and then transferred by ship to Canada.
The 40 million dollars it took the work were funded entirely by donations from Hindus around the globe and carried out by BAPS Swaminarayan Sanstha organization that works to promote Hinduism, and to perform social work in and outside La India.Todo an example of religious plurality.
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