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Monday 30 July 2012

USB beverage cooler


This tiny USB beverage cooler makes your drink cool. Well, plug in this small single-can beverage cooler into a USB port and chill a can. Then you won't have to get up to get your drink.
It has a small blue LED inside. The LED helps your drink stay cool by fobbing it to think the air inside the cooler is from the Arctic, because everyone knows that blue lights make you feel cold.
This USB Beverage Cooler is available in the market or you can get it on online shopping easily.
I found the interesting and call as a world most amazing tiny cooler. So keep your drink chill and enjoy.

Sunday 29 July 2012

Unbelievable Truth

According to the archaeological researches in Greece (and Saudi Arabia) it was proven that what we knew as mythical creatures - Giants, actually walked the Earth some time in the distant past. The archaeologists excavated human skeletons that are about 5m high, some more some less, but it is way above our height today. Of course, thanks to this, lots of questions about their existance emerged, like how it was possible to bi so tall… And if the stories about the Giants and the Titans are not just myhts, what if the other ‘mythical’ creatures were alive to? What would it say about our past? Then, there certainly must be something (or lots of things) we don’t know about our past and our origins. Well, maybe one day we found centaur, minotaur, maybe even the pegasus and unicorn, dragon bones… One can never know.


Saturday 28 July 2012

World Amazing Bike

Peraves Monotracer

Peraves Monotracer Review, Price, Features only from Vivek here at Price it!

Peraves Monotracer  was the first cabin bike from Swiss company Peraves and Peraves Monotracer  looks like a light aircraft that’s fly through a barn and emerge without wings. The Peraves Monotracer, launched three years ago.it looks slippery and silky like a fish, and it flows through the air beautifully.Also its dynamic features includes Frame type-Aircraft grade alloy steel,it can go upto the Top speed of 250.0 km/h and it has highly dynamic suspension system.

Overall ranking of : 9/10
Summary! Drive Safely!

Key Features of Peraves Monotracer:


Type: Smart Bike.
Launched in 2010
Model: Peraves Monotracer.
Top speed: 250.0 km/h.



So here are the Specification of Peraves Monotracer:

    Engine type: four-stroke.
    Power: 113.98 HP.
    Torque: 117.00 Nm.
    Valves per cylinder: 4.
    Gearbox: 4-speed.
    Greenhouse gases: 84.0 CO2 g/km.
    weight: 485 kg.


Peraves Monotracer Price in India: Not Available in India.

Peraves Monotracer Price in USA: 62000 USD.

Peraves Monotracer Price in Australia:  64800 AUD.

Peraves Monotracer Price in Canada: 65199 CAD.

Peraves Monotracer Price in Europe: 52500 EUR.

Friday 27 July 2012

Electromechanical Elephant

electromechanical elephant
I was looking for an illustration of crazy, insane and hysterical machines and I found this wooden electromechanical elephant.

I don't know if it depicts crazy machines, but it is depicting something.


This gigantic animal, 12-metre high by 8-metre wide, lives in the largest warehouse.
When the majestic animal goes out for its walk, it is like architecture in motion departing a steel cathedral. The 49 passengers on board embark on an amazing journey on the Ile de Nantes. Each time the pachyderm goes out, it is a unique spectacle for everyone to enjoy.
   
Elephant drawing - machines de l'ile




From the inside, the passengers will be able to see the moving gears that power the legs. They can make the elephant trumpet and control some its movements, thus becoming truly a part of the Machine. On the back of the Elephant, it’s like being on the 4th floor of a moving house, with a breathtaking view of the banks of the Loire River. In this time-travelling carriage, the passengers can voyage to the imaginary world of Jules Verne in the city where he was born.
electromechanical elephant

12 m high and 8 m wide
50 tonnes
Wood: American Tulip
Metallic carcass irrigated by 3000 liters of hydraulic oil
450 HP engine
An indoor lounge with French doors and balconies
A terrace accessible via stairways
Route: Approximately 45 minutes
Speed – 1/3 km per hour

Dinner in the sky

You’ve heard of the expressions, “walking on the clouds,” or “flying in the sky,” but are you familiar with “dining in the sky?” Maybe, maybe not! But, from the looks of things here, it has the potential of becoming the high point of dining expression.

Dinner in the Sky has become something of a rage all over the world. Of the all the twists one can imagine giving to a dining experience, this surely has to be the best among them. Dinner in the Sky has visited several cities all over the globe including Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Finland, Germany, India, Israel, Italy, Dubai, UK, Turkey, and the US.

While the concept of Dinner in the Sky is pretty simple, the mechanics behind it are ingenious, and completely safe. A table that can accommodate up to 22 people is suspended at a height of 50 meters (by a team of professionals, of course). Accompanying the 20+ people at the dinner table are the three staff members in the middle, comprising of the chef, waiter, and entertainer. In case you wish to make place for more, a second platform can be added to hold additional members or entertainment.



I can barely begin to imagine what it must be like hovering in the air with the world below my feet, giving an unbelievable twist to an activity that we perform almost mechanically on a daily basis. The combination of the rush of being so high up and the thrill of being part of such an interesting spectacle make for one dizzying meal experience. Once you’ve had your dinner in the sky what meal would be able to measure up to it?



Dinner in the Sky is the perfect corporate event for all those who’ve tried everything from 5-star hotels to resorts in exotic locales to a picnic in an adventure camp and are itching for something out of the ordinary. Now, irrespective of the location you choose, your clients or your team members are going to have one hell of a day.



Be it a business breakfast or VIP dinner, Dinner in the Sky can be held anywhere – park, beach, golf course, vineyard, castle, race track, historical site, or even your company’s parking lot. Like we said, the location barely matters. And, as an added bonus, you can use the underside of the platform to advertise your company and its services.



Dinner in the Sky doesn’t have to be limited to a formal business event. You also have the option of spending the most precious moments of your life up in the sky as you take your marriage vows. If you do not want your marriage to go down the same boring aisle, what could be better than the Dinner in the Sky?

ARMLESS PILOT






MANILA, Philippines - After getting a black belt, a license to fly an airplane and a Guinness World Records medal, Filipino-American armless pilot Jessica Cox found love in her taekwondo instructor.

Patrick Chamberlain was with Cox when he told radio dzMM that they have been engaged since May.

"Jessica and I met through taekwondo. I was her instructor...I was working with another lady, we were running a school, and Jessica came in. She was asked to do a special demonstration for our World Championships in front of our grand master and about 5,000 people. So she needed extra training to get ready," he said.

"Not long after that, I got transferred to another school. And I thought, what the heck. She's an amazing person, I'm taking her to dinner. And the rest is history."

On top of her taekwondo and flying skills, Cox can also dance, surf, play the piano and drive a car.

She is also a certified scuba diver.

Asked if there is anything else that she dreams of doing, she said, "I would like to go skydiving sometime. Or maybe parasailing."

Complete

She may not have arms, but Cox, who has made the Philippines proud and is also an accomplished motivational speaker, said she "wouldn't want it any other way."

"If I was born with those two arms, I don't think I wouldn't have been able to accomplish as much as I have as well as meet and go all over the world as much as I have," she said.

"It was a long process. It didn't happen overnight. I went through a lot of times when I said I wished I had arms or I wished that things were different. But I came to the point of acceptance right at the beginning of high school. And I said you know what, this is my life and I choose to be grateful for what I have and I choose to wish for more.

"When I look at myself in the mirror, I see myself as complete... because this is my life and I've been able to do so many things because I've been blessed with the family I've been given with."

She then gave these tips to achieve success:

Learn to accept yourself. Once acceptance is reached, you see yourself as complete. You move forward in believing that you can do anything.
Have faith in God. When it comes down to those difficult moments, it's your faith that shines through and gives you strength.
Accept whatever challenge you are given and overcome it.
Encourage others, especially your children, to do the same. Believe in them and let them know that there are no limits out there.
Don't give in to fear. Fear stands for False Evidence that Appears Real.http://thapaamit.blogspot.in/2012/07/armless-pilot.html
 
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