Friday, 16 November 2012
THE MONTH OF MUHARRAM
Thursday, 15 November 2012
7 Things Your Muslim Wife Won’t Tell You
Most men have a hard time understanding women. Even a woman they’ve been married to for years.
One minute she’s perfectly fine. The next, she’s crying like a baby.
She complains about something but when we offer advice on how to fix it, she still isn’t satisfied.
After several years of
marriage (and counselling) I’ve learned to not worry so much about what
my wife says. Instead, I should worry about what she doesn’t say.
1. Above All, She Wants Your Love
7 Things Your Muslim Husband Won’t Tell You
Ever wish you could read your
husband’s mind? Western culture encourages husbands and wives to talk
to each other and discuss things.
However, in many Muslim
cultures, men are raised to be stoic and tight-lipped. Muslim husbands
are very often (not always) reluctant to talk about certain things with
their wives.
Part of the problem is also that sometimes it is hard to actually formulate our thoughts into the right words.
The only thing more difficult than translating thoughts to words is translating feelings to words.
So, a lot of Muslim men and women go through their marriages with very l
20 Amazing Examples of Owl Camouflage
Gorgeous as it is, nature is the place where everyone has to fight
for itself to survive. This is why most of them have developed some
amazing camouflage techniques to be able to hide while resting or
nesting.
Feathered animals have mastered the art of disguise of three different types: they either use color, marking or posture camouflage. A snowy owl, for example, can hardly be seen in winter; some birds pick the trees with a bark that resembles their feather patterns; and some even position themselves in a certain way to blend in the surroundings.
This time we put together a very deceptive selection of owl camouflage. These birds are real forest ninjas. If you think you see nothing but a tree or a rock in the picture, take a closer look and you’re in for a surprise!
Image credits: eoiarucasadvancedone.blogspot
Feathered animals have mastered the art of disguise of three different types: they either use color, marking or posture camouflage. A snowy owl, for example, can hardly be seen in winter; some birds pick the trees with a bark that resembles their feather patterns; and some even position themselves in a certain way to blend in the surroundings.
This time we put together a very deceptive selection of owl camouflage. These birds are real forest ninjas. If you think you see nothing but a tree or a rock in the picture, take a closer look and you’re in for a surprise!
Image credits: eoiarucasadvancedone.blogspot
Wednesday, 14 November 2012
33 Perfectly Timed Photos
You may be the best photographer in the
world, but sometimes all it takes to take the best shot is being in the
right place at the right moment. It doesn’t even matter if you take it
with your cell or high-end DSLR. Often, you won’t even notice you made
an incredible picture until you come home and transfer your photos to a
computer.
However, that doesn’t mean you should
stop improving your photography skills and just wait for that one and
only moment. As a popular saying goes:
“Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity.”
So be prepared for it and be lucky! Here are 33 perfectly timed photos to get you inspired.
How Landscape Photos Are Really Made
Earth is beautiful and full of surprises. So is Matthew Albanese, a New York-based artist, creating stunningly realistic landscapes
from everyday objects and photographing them as if they were a part of
the earth. Albanese named his project “Strange Worlds” for it really is
strange to see coral reefs made from walnuts, or mountains built from
cinnamon. Being a professional photographer and using various shooting
techniques, Matthew is able to alter the appearance of materials and
create images that seem perfectly natural.
For those daring to doubt his skills,
Albanese has prepared some sneak-peek images of his installations at
their early stage, allowing to see the construction process and the
difference between the diorama and the final result.
1. Tornado
33 Creative Bookshelf Designs
If you don’t read books and don’t care
about the bookshelves don’t be too quick to close this article. Just
think about it. What impression does a room full of books make? That’s
right! It will immediately make you look smarter!
Just make sure to put some smart books about topics you barely understand like quantum physics, advanced mathematics or neuroscience.
Of course, you might run into a problem if some smart ass tries to chit
chat about something you have in your library. Don’t worry, just fake a
phone call and when you finish, no one will ever remember the topic.
Now that we agree that it’s essential to have a bookshelf, let’s take a look at some of the most creative designs out there.
Which one would you put at your house?
1. The Invisible Book Shelf
20 Classroom Portraits From Around The World
English photographer Julian Germain
traveled round the world, visiting countries from Yemen to Brazil to
take every-day classroom pictures without telling the children to pose
or adopt any certain mood. These pictures may not look as impressive one
by one, but when you go through the whole album, the cultural and
social differences strikingly reveal on children and their environment.
Julian took his first classroom pictures
not long after his daughter started school, and originally never
intended for this to become a long-term project. Eventually he would
take a class picture in all countries he visited. Regardless of the age
or social background of the pupils, Julian used a universal set up for
every class he went to. The photographer placed his camera at the eye
level of the teacher (who would never be present in the picture), and
would only have a few minutes of kids’ concentration to do his work.
All these classroom portraits were then put together in his album titled Classroom Portraits, 2004-2012.
Website: juliangermain.com
England, Erith, Year 10, English
Qatar, Grade 10, Religion
Sunday, 11 November 2012
Benefits of Pomegranate ( Anar )
Pomegranate
There are
numerous benefits of pomegranate. This sweet fruit is grown on the
Punica granatum deciduous tree. It can be as small as lemons or as large
as grapefruits. It has a thick, reddish skin, with about 600 seeds
inside. Each seed is encased in a water
Friday, 9 November 2012
15 Interesting Facts about Dreams, Fun Facts
15 Interesting Facts about Dreams
Dreaming is one of the most mysterious and interesting experiences in our lives.
During the Roman Era some dreams were even submitted to the Roman Senate for analysis and dream interpretation. They were thought to be messages from the gods. Dream interpreters even accompanied military leaders into battles and campaigns!
In addition to this, it is also known that many artists have received their creative ideas from their dreams.
But what do we actually know about dreams?
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