Saturday, August 1, 2015

[nidokidos] Largest Pitbull

 

Largest Pitbull
 
World's Largest Pitbull "Hulk" Has 8 Puppies Worth Up To Half A Million Dollars.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
The biggest pitbull on earth "weights in!!!" "THE HULK"
 
On his 1 year birthday!!! September 7th 2014 our MONSTER puppy will finally tell you how big he is at 1 year old after 3 weeks of females in heat he is slightly under his normal weight but i couldn't make you wait anymore!!! It's here official scale weight of 163.14lbs tho I would say in about a week he is back at about 167lbs this is if not the one of the biggest registered Pitbulls on earth say what you will I've ben at this since 2000 I put in my time! This is generations of our dogs to create this monster and we are very proud of him super clean for 160plus dog moves great and is in training for personal protection.
 
 
 

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[nidokidos] Indian Railways You Never Knew

 

23 Amazing Facts About The Indian Railways You Never Knew


 

The chugging of the train and the soothing vibrations manage to transform every traveller to a difspace. Indian Railways – the World's third largest Railway Network encompasses a host of facts that most of us are not aware 

 

1. Indian Railway is constructing the highest rail bridge over Chenab, in J&K

Five times the height of Qutub Minar, it will be taller than the Eiffel Tower.

 

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2. Loco-pilots (train drivers) are paid more than an average software engineer

Salaries are the tune of Rs. 1 Lakh per month and more.

 

 The Hindu

 

3. No loco-pilot has abandoned the train even in the face of certain death

 

 AP

 

4. The Indian Railways website gets close to 12 Lakh hits per minute

 

Hourly traffic on  IRTC.com is more than annual traffic of some of the most popular Indian websites. It can support almost 5 million threads at one time. But, we've got more people than that. Hence the never ending trolls.

 

 

 nextbigwhat  

 

5. The slowest train goes uphill at the speed of 10 kilometers per hour

You can jump off the train, light up a smoke, take few drags and climb on the train again. It's the Mettupalayam Ooty Nilgiri Passenger train.

 

  mysticindia.co.uk

 

 

6. If the tracks of Indian railways were to be laid out, they would circle the earth almost 1.5 times 

 

  farm9.staticflickr.com

 

 

7. The trains got toilets after Indian Railways completed about 50 years!

Back then, passengers had to wait till the next station to answer the call of nature! Thank Okhil Chandra for making Indian Railways do the needful. He wrote the following letter to Indian Railways and finally, there were toilets in 1909!

  alphaideas.in

 

 

8. Back in the old days, elephants were used to position the cartridges

 

 

 

9. Its 161 years old!

16th April, 1853. That's a long time ago.

 

 

 

10. The station with the longest name is Venkatanarasimharajuvaripeta

And it's sometimes spelled with 'Sri' prefixed. Quite a mouthful.

  techbreezy.com

 

 

11. Most unreliable train in Indian Railways is Guwahati-Trivandrum Express

It is late on an average by ten to twelve hours. Gosh!

  ovguide.com

 

 

12. The longest tunnel in the country is 11.215 kilometers long!

It is the Pir Panjal Railway tunnel in Jammu and Kashmir.

 

  indiatoday.intoday.in

 

 

13. The station with the smallest name is called 'IB ': It's in Odisha

 

  techbreezy.com

 

 

14. Before installing Automatic Point System was installed, hundreds of guards lost their hands and fingers trying to fix it manually. Every time a train got delayed and we complained, an Indian Railways employee probably lost his limbs for us

 

 Wikimedia

 

15. The longest running train covers a distance of 4273 km between Dibrugarh and Kanyakumari: It's called the Vivek Express 

 

 

  kochigallan.com

 

 

16. The shortest distance covered between two successive stations is 3 kilometers

It's between the Nagpur and Ajni station.

 

  static.ibnlive.in.com

 

 

17. A train covers a distance of 528 km without a single stop

It's Trivandrum – H. Nizamuddin Rajdhani Express.

 

  farm6.staticflickr.com

 

 

18. Lucknow is the busiest junction in the nation: 64 trains come in and move out, every day

 

  fotothing.com

 

 

19. A massively successful organization – running 11,000 trains in a day is no joke!

 

 

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

 

 

20. Indian Railways transports almost 2.5 crore passengers daily

That's nearly the total population of New Zealand, Australia and Tasmania put together!

 

 

  indiamarks.com

 

 

21. The Rail Museum in Delhi is the largest in Asia

It has working and non-working models both.

 

 Wikipedia

 

 

22. The railway station of Navapur is built in two states; half in Maharashtra and the rest is in Gujarat

 

 

 

23. Indian Railways has a mascot – Bholu, the Guard Elephant

 

 


 

P. J. Bhat
 

Distinguished Scientist(Retd), ISRO/ISAC
 

Deputy Director, MDA (Retd) , ISRO/ISAC
 

Bangalore

 

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Goa Monsoon - Train Through Dudhsagar Falls Tunnel 
Goa, India: The video captures the Indian railways train, passenger and freight, passing through tunnel in beautiful monsoon settings near Dudhsagar falls in Goa. The falls are really majestic and a must visit while in monsoons, and train sights through tunnel under rain is just amazing.

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[nidokidos] Bird's Eye View

 

If you dream of travelling the world and seeing it all from a bird's-eye view, these sweeping, epic panoramic photos by AirPano might be one of the best ways to do it. This team of Russian photographers and specialists travels the world to take stunning aerial photos of the world's most beautiful locations.
"Although we usually photograph from a helicopter, we also like to shoot from an airplane, a dirigible, a hot air balloon, and a radio-controlled helicopter," they write. The most interesting thing about their approach, however, is the fully 360-degree displays that they make available on their websites. Using AirPano's special viewer, visitors can pan around and look in every direction, making them feel like they're really on location.
Scroll on to see their photos from all over the world, and be sure to visit their website, too!



Westerdok Disctrict, Amsterdam, Netherlands
 

 

Saint Basil's Cathedral, Moscow, Russia
 

 

Central Park, New York, USA
 

 

Iguasu Falls, Argentina and Brazil
 

 

 

Dubai Marina, UAE
 

 

Churun-meru (Dragon) Waterfall, Venezuela
 

 

Barcelona, Spain
 

 

Halong Bay, Vietnam
 

 

Arc de Triomphe, Paris, France
 

 

Santorini (Thira), Oia, Greece
 

 

 

 

Flamingo, Lake Bogoria, Kenya
 

 

Jokulsarlon Glacial Lagoon, Iceland
 

 

Lake Powell, Utah-Arizona, USA
 

 

Lake Baikal, Russia
 

 

 


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Phantom Drone Flies Over Flooded Quarry | Finds Buried Treasure

Testing out his Phantom drone, this quadcopter pilot launches into the air and happens to fly across a quarry that has become flooded. As he continues to fly, his drone captures some incredible footage of abandoned construction equipment that could not be saved before the flooding!

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