Top 7 Fastest Ways to Travel

Some of the world’s fastest trains, planes, boats and automobiles cater to private clientele for top dollar, while others are available to the general public and promise an unforgettable ride. Here are seven of the fastest ways to travel.

“Spirit of Australia” Boat

This boat set the world water speed record of 317.6 MPH in the late ‘70s, and is still the fastest boat in the world. The boat is powered by a 6,000 horse power Westinghouse jet engine and is currently on display at the Australian National Maritime Museum.

L'Hydroptere Sailboat

It’s the world’s fastest sailboat, reaching a speed of 69 MPH, and it's designed with hydrofoils that can make it go faster than any other type of sailboat on the waters. If you’re ready to head off on a private island getaway or explore the coast on your own, consider hopping aboard this speedy sailboat for a thrilling experience you’ll never forget.

Kawasaki Bullet Train

Japan’s Kawasaki Heavy Industries has developed one of the world’s most environmentally-friendly super express trains that can reach speeds of 217 MPH, and is one of the most efficient, state-of-the-art trains on the market.

Gulfstream G550 Private Jet

Clocking in at about 675 MPH, this private jet carries eight passengers and is designed with several deluxe amenities, including wireless LAN, a satellite communications system, DVD player, LCD televisions and individual temperature control units. The plane has flown nonstop from Seoul, South Korea to Orlando, Florida and is powered by enhanced Rolls-Royce BR710 turbofan engines.


Grand Voyager

Grand Voyager ships from Royal Olympic Cruises are some of the world's fastest cruise ships, reaching speeds of about 19.5 knots (roughly 23 MPH) and running on super-powerful engines. The ship is about 180 feet long and offers tours of the Mediterranean with stops at ports including Piraeus, Greece; Genoa, Italy; and Madeira, Portugal. The ship also features onboard entertainment and activities.

Eurostar

The Eurostar is one of Europe’s fastest bullet trains, connecting Paris and Brussels to London via the English Channel. The high-speed train offers basic amenities and services, and is one of the most affordable ways to travel from country to country.

China Railways CRH3

The CRH3 is a feat of modern train technology, reaching speeds of 350 KM/H. Passengers can choose from sitting in Deluxe, First, or Second class as they are delivered to their destination of choice, proving that efficiency and comfort need not be mutually exclusive.

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APAKAH PERASAAN ANDA BILA TAHU...

Siasatan kemalangan maut: Bas Delima dipandu laju

Bas ekpres yang terlibat dalam kemalangan maut yang mengorbankan 13 nyawa di km 223 Lebuhraya Utara-Selatan berhampiran plaza tol Simpang Ampat 10 Oktober lepas, didapati dipandu 120 kilometer sejam (km/j) selepas memasuki lebuh raya itu dari tol Alor Gajah.

Menteri Pengangkutan Datuk Seri Kong Cho Ha berkata itu adalah antara penemuan kajian dan analisis saintifik mengenai kemalangan itu yang dikendalikan Institut Penyelidikan Keselamatan Jalan Raya Malaysia (Miros).

Beliau berkata berikutan kemalangan itu satu mesyuarat membabitkan agensi berkaitan seperti Jabatan Pengangkutan Jalan, Puspakom, polis dan Pihak Berkuasa Lebuhraya Malaysia diadakan pada 14 Oktober.

Laporan mesyuarat itu dikumpul dan dianalisis oleh satu pasukan berkaitan kemalangan Miros, katanya dalam kenyataan di ibunegara hari ini.

Beliau berkata berdasarkan laporan analisis kesan tenaga kemalangan, kemungkinan kelajuan Bas Delima yang membawa 36 penumpang itu, sebelum berhenti ialah antara 94 dan 109km/j.

"Selain itu, terdapat kenderaan lain yang terbabit dalam kemalangan itu yang mungkin dipandu dengan kelajuan 160km/j pada masa kejadian," katanya.

Dalam kejadian pada pukul 6.47 petang itu, bas ekspres Delima yang menghala ke Kuala Lumpur dari Melaka hilang kawalan, 'melayang' ke laluan bertentangan lebuh raya dan melanggar sebuah van, dua kereta dan sebuah lagi bas lain, menyebabkan 13 maut dan 38 yang lain cedera.

Mengenai keadaan bas ekspres itu, Kong berkata pemeriksaan berkala oleh Puspakom menunjukkan bas itu dalam keadaan baik.

"Berdasarkan pemeriksaan Puspakom selepas kemalangan mendapati tayar dan brek bas ekspres itu dalam keadaan baik sebelum kejadian itu berlaku," katanya.

Beliau berkata antara kemungkinan punca kemalangan ialah memasuki laluan secara tiba-tiba, aliran trafik yang kritikal di hadapan dan tindak balas yang perlahan daripada pemandu bas itu.

Jumlah kematian dan kecederaan akibat kemalangan itu boleh dielak jika semua pengguna mematuhi peraturan jalan raya dan mengamalkan pemanduan berhemah, memandu dengan had laju yang ditetapkan, memakai tali pinggang keledar dan kenderaan berat dipandu di laluan perlahan.

- Bernama

sumber: MALAYSIAKINI 25/10/2010

SAKIT HATI TAK??? BENDA YG SAMA MASIH BERULANG!!!! BAS EXPRESS TAKKAN PERLAHAN KAN!!!

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Gunners news : Man City 0 vs 3 Arsenal

Samir Nasri and Alex Song scored in each half before Nicklas Bendter scored on his return to give Arsenal a 3-0 victory over Manchester City in a fascinating match at Eastlands, which saw Derek Boyata sent off after just five minutes.

Boyata rightly recieved his marching order early on for hauling down Marouane Chamakh before Nasri and Song both scored powerful efforts, and Bendtner a cool finish, with a Cesc Fabregas missed penalty sandwiched in between for good measure.

After the distracting Wayne Rooney fiasco over the past seven days, attentions were turned to a far more sobering aspect of football before kick-off at Eastlands where a minutes applause was performed in memory of previous Manchester City manager Malcolm Allison, who managed to club on two separate spells and led them to their most successful era in their history during the 1960s and 1970s which included a first division title, an FA Cup and a European Cup Winners Cup.

However, even with no notable success since then, City are a far different prospect after the injection of millions from Abu Dhabi-based owner Sheikh Mansour and came into this game lying second, with more than a chance of beating Arsenal after overcoming the Londoners 4-2 in the same fixture last season.

With thoughts of Allison reverberating around the stadium, City started the strongest and Carlos Tevez, in for European hattrick hero Emmanuel Adebayor, nearly contributed to the opening goal inside the first few minutes. The Argentinian made a fool of Johan Djourou down the right flank and sent over a low cross that David Silva flicked through his own legs, only for Lukasz Fabianski to get down quickly to block.

City’s fortunes turned sour immediately afterwards though in an incident that Allison, a centre-half in his playing days, would no doubt be shaking his head at. Cesc Fabregas played a clever slide-rule pass through to Marouane Chamakh only for Dedryck Boyata to haul the Moroccan down to receive his marching orders and to leave his club playing with just 10 men for 85 minutes.

Despite the early red card, hard challenges continued to litter the Eastlands pitch with Gareth Barry, Fabregas, Denilson, Djourou and Song all going into the referee’s book before halftime but Arsenal slowly started to take control of the game and should have gone ahead after 18 minutes when Bacary Sagna’s whipped cross met a rising Johan Djourou, who could only powers his header over from eight yards out.

The Gunners did not have to rue the missed chance for long though as only a minute later they were ahead. Again Bacary Sagna was the provider, and he found Samir Nasri just outside the City area. The Frenchman played a one-two with Andrey Arshavin, leaving Barry for dead, before firing past the advancing Joe Hart from eight yards out for his seventh goal in his seventh appearance this season.

It was a big blow for City, but as counter-attacking specialists they remained a constant threat for the adventurous Arsenal, who looked far from watertight at the back and Micah Richards nearly made them pay. James Milner played in the marauding Micah Richards, but the full-back got noticeably nervous when he found himself inside the area with just the goalkeeper to beat he curled a left-foot shot just past the angle of post and crossbar from 12 yards out.

With City starting to find their feet again after the double blow of the sending off and then conceding, Arsenal were given the opportunity to take a 2-0 lead into half-time as Vincent Kompany recklessly took out Fabregas just inside the area and a penalty was immediately awarded.

The Spaniard stepped up and hit the penalty with pace towards the corner but it wasn’t low enough, and Joe Hart took advantage and made a brilliant save to deny the 23-year-old from the penalty spot for only the second time in his career.

As the clocked ticked towards the break Kompany came close to putting his side level when he headed over from eight yards out before restorting back to his defensive abilities and brilliantly blocking a powerful goal-bound effort from Denilson.

Despite being the team in front, Arsenal came out the strongest in the second half, Marouane Chamakh again involved as he nipped in to steal the ball off Jerome Boateng and feed in Samir Nasri. The goal scorer then found Cesc Fabregas, but his 12-yard shot lacked power and Joe Hart saved comfortably.

With Tevez hobbling badly, Arsenal again mounted an attack. Gael Clichy whipped over a cross from the Arsenal left that Joe Hart could only punch away to stop Cesc Fabregas sneaking in at the far post to double his team’s lead.

With Adebayor coming on for the injured Tevez, City started to increase the pressure for the first time in the second period. Togo international heads over with Fabianski in no-man’s land, before James Milner and David Silva combined well on the right flank to allow the Spaniard to toe-poke a powerful effort from an angle, that the Arsenal goalkeeper did brilliantly well to stop rifling into the back of the net.

With the pace of the match reaching Usain Bolt levels, Arsenal hit the home team with a sucker punch. Arsenal played it from left to right and Nasri picked it up and laid it back to Fabregas who tried to find Chamakh, but the pass was cut out by Wayne Bridge only for it fall to Alex Song to hammer the ball into the top corner of Joe Hart's goal from 14 yards out.

Mario Balotelli came on for Manchester City in the final 15 minutes for his Premier League debut, replacing the poor Barry and the move nearly brough fruition as the teenager was involved in the move that led to Adebayor coming extremely close to getting his team back into it, only for a stunning reaction save by Lukasz Fabianski to deny him.

But, whatever City produced, Arsenal seemed comfortable enough in defence, a marked change from the first half, to contain the home side, and had more than enough chances to score a third and did with just minutes remaining. With Nasri again involved, the Frenchman slid a ball through for Nicklas Bendtner, who escaped the offside trap to run through and coolly slot home on his return to first team action and round off a convincing win for the Londoners.

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BERSYUKUR Dengan Apa Yang Ada : An eye opener

We must also thank God for his blessings upon us...

An Eye opener


They are not aware about the advanced world.
Sitting on the grass mat, living an isolated life….


All day he has to pick garbage for his survival…..


Care for child safetyduring play!!!


No home to protect them from the winter….


All that belongs to me is my body.
Can’t afford a pair of shoes….



Nido milk is good for children’s health, but….


Study, play and work all in one…..


Time to buy a new bedroom set???
How do the orphans sleep....


How do you see his future…..


Living on the garbage pile….


Do you see hope in these eyes!!!!


Looking for food…


Not happy with your 2 Bedroom Apartment???
This is my home, my world, my universe….


Where is my lunch??


Don’t waste water, some people desperately need it…

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Matahari di planet Marikh.

Good morning, Red planet! We are lucky to observe a sunrise over Mars from the vantage point of high orbit. It is quite spectacular…

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Gunners news : Arsenal 5 vs 1 Shakhtar Shakhtar

Arsenal comfortably assumed top spot in Group H after a thumping win over Ukrainian champions Shakhtar Donetsk.

Though both teams going into the game tied at the top of the group, there was a clear gulf in quality as Arsenal took the lead in comical circumstances after goalkeeper Andriy Pyatov let slip a simple catch to allow Alexandre Song to touch the ball over the line. Samir Nasri added a second prior to the break after plucking the ball out of the air and swivelling to fire past Pyatov.

Cesc Fabregas converted a penalty to extend the gap with over half an hour remaining before Jack Wilshere chipped in for his first Champions League goal and Marouane Chamakh slotted home from close range.

Erstwhile Gunner Eduardo da Silva added some respect to the scoreline after slotting in a late consolation goal, earning the Croatian a standing ovation from his former supporters.

Arsene Wenger handed a start to captain Fabregas, returning after a month's absence with a hamstring injury to dislodge Abou Diaby, while Tomas Rosicky replaced Andrei Arshavin in attack with Theo Walcott also named in the squad.

For the visitors, former Gunner Eduardo da Silva started from the bench where he was joined by erstwhile Barcelona defender Dmytro Chygrynskiy.

A tepid start saw neither keeper called into making a save in the opening 15 minutes as Arsenal kept the ball with customary slickness on a soaked surface, and Shakhtar stopper Pyatov will no doubt be citing the slippery conditions after his fumble gifted the home side the lead.

An outswinging Nasri corner was dropped with the loose ball falling to the feet of Song, who bundled the ball over the line despite the efforts of defender Olexsander Kucher to block the ball on the line.

That gift of a goal injected life into a game that had hitherto been quiet, with Pyatov forced to make an adept save as Nasri volleyed from outside the box after a neat nod down from Chamakh.

The Ukrainians struggled to get into the tie despite frustrating Arsenal, who retained possession with ease if not incision, epitomised as Jack Wilshere played a clever give and go with Fabregas only to run into a white shirt on the edge of the area.

When the visitors did move forward it was usually via a surging run from captain Darijo Srna, and it was the Croatian's ability from dead ball situations that saw Lukasz Fabianski tested for the first time as the Pole was forced out of goal to batter away a corner.

Not soon after that, however, Srna's defensive frailties were exposed as the right-back badly misjudged the flight of Song's cross, which was expertly met by the outstretched right leg of Nasri, before the Frenchman readjusted his shape and toepoked the ball past Pyatov.

It was the final chance of an almost effortless first half in which the champions of Ukraine put up little fight against an Arsenal side that scarcely had to step out of first gear to find themselves two goals up going into the break, keeping their imperious European home form intact with little energy expended.

Shakhtar boss Mircea Lucescu reshuffled his desperately underperforming pack prior to the restart by replacing the disappointing Brazilian midfielder Willian with compatriot Douglas Costa.

It didn't take long for evidence of a half-time hammering to surface as the visitors saw their first proper chance of the game when Luiz Adriano latched onto a Henrik Mkhitaryan through ball and twisted beyond Johan Djourou before unleashing a left-footed strike that forced a bold save from Fabianski.

Substitute Costa then pressured Rosicky into conceding possession and drew a foul from the Czech international, but Srna's cross from a dangerous area was well met by a the sea of red shirts.

The sudden burst of activity from the away side, who began to press the ball with purpose for the first time in the game, had the home support frustrated as Arsenal struggled to push forward in the early stages of the second half.

But the Gunners were soon exerting their quality on the game with some clever forward play that had to be stopped by a blatant Tomas Hubschmann foul that saw the Czech midfielder earn a yellow, from that free-kick Adriano was to give away a penalty after hauling Djourou to the ground.

Captain Fabregas stepped up to convert from the spot and seal the three points with over half an hour remaining.

The 23-year-old midfielder, comfortable as ever, was swiftly replaced by Denilson. At the same time, ex-Gunner Eduardo - whose time in North London will always be remembered for the horrific injury sustained in his first season in the Premier League - entered the fray to a warm reception Luiz Adriano to a warm welcome.

Moments later Arsenal's newest star, Wilshere, brushed aside controversy over his Premier League sending off by notching his first European goal after rounding off a swift team move, which saw a one-two with Rosicky and a slick flick from Chamakh, by dinking the ball over Pyatov.

Moroccan striker Chamakh, involved in several of his side's goals, then slotted home arguably the easiest chance he's likely to have this season after defying the offside trap to convert Nasri's lofted ball.

The former Bordeaux man was himself replaced just seconds after scoring, with Walcott making his first appearance since being stretchered off in England's victory over Switzerland in September, and Nasri also earned a break after an efficient display as Wenger introduced Arshavin.

It was another substitute who found himself on the scoresheet though with little under 10 minutes remaining, and though it was a Shakhtar goal, the Emirates rose to applaud scorer Eduardo who volleyed home a hopeful Jadson cross.

The generous response summed up the exhibition atmosphere that the game had dipped into as both sides saw out the game as if it were a pre-season friendly, with Costa weaving and seeing a long range effort dip narrowly wide and Denilson nearly netting from an audacious distance as Pyatov raced off his line.

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TRY this when you have a headache

The nose has a left and a right side; we use both to inhale and exhale.

Actually they are different; you would be able to feel the difference.
The right side represents the sun, left side represents the moon.
During a headache, try to close your right nose and use your left nose to breathe.

In about 5 mins, your headache will go?
If you feel tired, just reverse, close your left nose and breathe through your right nose.
After a while, you will feel your mind is refreshed.

Right side belongs to 'hot', so it gets heated up easily, left side belongs to 'cold'.

Most females breathe with their left noses, so they get "cooled off" faster.

Most of the guys breathe with their right noses, they get worked up.
Do you notice the moment we wake up, which side breathes faster? Left or right? ?

If left is faster, you will feel tired.
So, close your left nose and use your right nose for breathing, you will get refreshed quickly.

This can be taught to kids, but it is more effective when practiced by adults.

My friend used to have bad headaches and was always visiting the doctor.

There was this period when he suffered headache literally every night, unable to study.
He took painkillers, did not work.

He decided to try out the breathing therapy here: closed his right nose and breathed through his left nose.

In less than a week, his headaches were gone! He continued the exercise for one month.

This alternative natural therapy without medication is something that he has experienced.

So, why not give it a try?

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Gunners news : Arsenal 2 vs 1 Birmingham

Arsenal registered a victory over Birmingham City to continue their upward push in the Premier League following the international break.

Nikola Zigic initially put his side ahead against the run of play, but the hosts came back to claim three points through a penalty from Samir Nasri and a goal from Marouane Chamakh.

The Gunners manager Arsene Wenger again missed the services of skipper Cesc Fabregas as the Spaniard continues to nurse a hamstring injury. Defenders Bacary Sagna and Laurent Koscielny and goalkeeper Manuel Almunia joined him on the sidelines. But young left-back Kieran Gibbs was available as he made the bench.

There was some positive news for the Frenchman, as Nicklas Bendtner and Theo Walcott recovered from their respective injuries to be named among the substitutes.

In the away dugout, manager Alex McLeish had midfielder Alexander Hleb back in action after the 29-year-old missed an international game for Belarus due to an ankle problem. Cameron Jerome had been slated as a doubt after sustaining an ankle injury during training, and the striker was missing from the squad. Craig Gardner was unavailable as he was suspended for this game.

Thus began Wenger's 800th game in charge of the Gunners, as his side began positively by putting their well-paced passing game on display. And in the sixth minute, it took a great block from defender Stephen Carr to ensure that the score line remained goalless from a shot from Marouane Chamakh.

After a little over 20 minutes had passed, a good counterattacking move from the hosts saw Abou Diaby release Andrey Arshavin to go one-on-one with goalkeeper Ben Foster, but the attacker's attempted lob was well read by the shot-stopper on that occasion - and the score remained unchanged.

And in another positive spell of possession, the home side were toying with their opponents in the attacking third of the pitch when a ball from midfielder Nasri saw midfielder Sebastian Larsson being defensively inert. By this time, left-back Gael Clichy had got forward as he took a shot, but it went wide as Birmingham breathed another sigh of relief.

Despite doing all the work, it was the Gunners who conceded first as the Blues took the lead against the run of play. A good cross from Keith Fahey saw towering forward Zigic head the ball into the back of the net. Defender Johan Djourou could have done better on that occasion, as he had left the Serbia international unmarked until the last moment.

Having broken the deadlock, Birmingham began to take the initiative and push for a second, but it saw them being slightly more exposed at the other end as Wenger's charges tried to draw level. In one such attacking move, Chamakh was taken down by Scott Dann as the referee pointed to the spot. Up stepped Nasri, who had no trouble sending the 'keeper the wrong way to score his fifth goal of the season.

Wenger's half-time team-talk must have had a really good effect on his players, as they managed to take the lead immediately after the break. Some good play in the middle saw young midfielder Jack Wilshere release Chamakh, who went on to coolly get past the Foster to put the ball into the back of the net.

McLeish's men went forward to restore equilibrium to the tie as Larsson sent in a fantastic cross, but unfortunately for the visitors Lukasz Fabianski did very well to punch the ball away amid traffic.

The Gunners then managed to pick up where they left off as they applied pressure on Birmingham. as Alex Song passed to Wilshere as the 21-year-old took a hard-hit shot, but sent the ball over the bar.

A few minutes later Zigic was unable to make a clearance at the near post off a cross from Nasri, but the defenders managed to ensure that the hosts did not double their lead.

Nicklas Bendtner came on for Chamakh as he made his first appearance at club level since April, but the Dane had no trouble getting into the game. With only a few minutes left to go, the tall forward almost put his side ahead by another goal - but was unable to stick hit foot in the right place, in what would have been an exquisite finish had it come off.

Deep into stoppage time, Wilshere was shown a red card for a very reckless challenge on Zigic, who was in some pain as he limped off the pitch before coming back on to see the end of the game.

As the man in charge brought the game to a halt, Wenger's 800th game as the manager of Arsenal resulted in a victory.

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New Planet Discovered 2010 is like Earth - Gliese 581

Another Earth, but 120Trillion KM away from the Earth.


The Gliese 581 G, which is the name that its discoverers has given the new Planet discovered. People are getting excited and wondered about this new planet found over 20 light years away from out location. There are a lot of planets in this universe that are in difference composition and astronomers are able to find something closest resemblance to earth. Could lifeforms already inhabit this place? or is it still a place untouched.

The New Planet Discovered 2010 which is very similar to earth due to its location which is far from its sun and is also not too far to be so cold. This planet resides in the Goldilocks Zone and is in perfect distance similar to the earth.

The only problem right now is the capability of our technology to study this planet further. We are still years away from being able to touch this planet's atmoshere and find out what its composition is like. This new planet that has been discovered has a lot of facts that are compared to ours. It has liquids and pools forming on its surface.

Could this be the sign that there are really lifeforms from outer space? Is there more earth out there that we dont know? This New Planet Discovered 2010 is like Earth and can change history as we speak. The image here shows how the New Planet is Discovered 2010.

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Best Global Brands 2010

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