Some Of The Best Footballers of the 20th Century

Weekend!! and that create some mood for me to write.OK lets talk about football heroes whom the world had during 20th centuries.My all time favourite is Deigo Maradone as I watch him play during my active days as a footballer but now I satisfied myself by playing soccer game with my PlayStation.That is something fun and exciting to do because you are controlling the game.Well a lot of football heroes that come to my mind but I had stated a few which had been recognise by the world football as the greatest.I believe everybody will still loves to watch them play again.

In 1998, the International Federation of Football History and Statistics created a world team consisting of the best football players of the 20th century.The voting was undertaken by a panel of 250 international football journalists from all areas of the world.Similar teams for players from the nations of CONCACAF, the Confederation of African Football, and the Asian and Oceania Football Confederations were selected.Here is some of them which I picked detailing the careers of the best footballers of the 20th century.

5 Haircuts To Make A Woman Look Professional

What exactly is the perfect professional haircut for a woman? That is pretty subjective. The most professional looking hairstyle for a rock star is spikes! However it will no for a woman stuck in a nine to five job.Sometimes our respective careers put us in a position where we have change our tastes to look professional. You may like fringes but being the CEO of your company you settle for a bun. If you are a journalist who has to travel you will have to keep your hair short even if you have a fetish for long hair.

Whatever be the situation, even a professional haircut should highlight your best features. Here are some that will make you look professional and hot at the same time. 

10 Archaeological Discoveries & Famous Treasure Troves

Everyone wants to become rich in their lifetime. Many people scour thrift stores in hopes of finding a fortune, while others take the archeologist’s approach and search underground sites and the oceans.  Occasionally, a rare and valuable artifact will be discovered.  Discovering ancient treasure or valuables can be thrilling, especially if you profit from the find.  The amount of buried treasure on earth is abundant, but much of it lies on desolate land and in the deep sea.This list will be examining some of the most infamous and interesting treasure stories, documenting surprise discoveries and treasure troves.I wish I can find such discoveries.Lets look the 10 best.            

Award Winning Photographs

The World Press Photo of the Year is considered the most prestigious honoring photojournalism.In order to win the award, a photo must represent an issue, situation or event of great journalistic importance.  It also must demonstrate an outstanding level of visual perception and creativity.The tradition started in 1955 and continues today.  The Pulitzer Prize for Photography is another highly respected award.  It was handed out from 1942 until 1967.In 1968, the Honor was split into two separate prizes, the Pulitzer Prize for Feature Photography and the Pulitzer Prize for Breaking News
Photography.Here I have put together a list of greatest photographs
ever taken.Each picture includes a short description of the event. Every photojournalist honoured in this article put their life on the line to bring
the world important images. 

What will happen in 2012...Will it be end of the world?

What will happen in 2012... will the world come to an end? Will December 21, 2012 mark doomsday for humans as a species, the whole planet, perhaps the whole universe? What's going to happen and what should we do to prepare for it?Let me spare you the wait.

The real truth behind 2012 is that it's a hoax. Whether you are caught up in the Mayan prophecy, planetary alignment, super volcanoes, or polar shifts, all these theories emerged only after 2012 was targeted as yet another doomsday date.You've probably heard a lot about the supposed end of the world on December 21, 2012 and may even be a little anxious about it. But there's no need to worry.To shed some light on the subject, here are the most popular end-of-the-world claims and how they are connected to what may well become one of the greatest doomsday hoaxes of modern times (...and there have been A LOT of them).

The Origin Of Everyday Thing - Electric Christmas lights

Ho! Ho! Ho! when come December Christmas will be just around the conner.Christmas trees with decorated lights and I mean a lot of lights and If you staying in JB the best place to see this amazing Christmas tree decoration is non other than Singapore ,Orchard Road.Well you will be in Christmas mood when you are there for sure.I been there several time and this year I am planning to go again to see the spectacular Christmas decorations along the shops.And in today post lets look at the Electric Christmas lights under The Origin Of Everyday Thing segment.What will it be if the Christmas tree without the illuminating electric lights? So let look back how this electric lights came to light in today modern world.

Live crabs Through Vending Machines

Asians are known to treat animals quiet differently than Europeans or Americans do. But their latest invention really gives me the creeps. Hungry commuters can now grab live crabs from vending machines on their way home.

In the municipality of Nanjing in China crab dishes are already very popular. With the vending machines, the Twin Lake Crab Company, a big crab seller in China, wants to make crab more easily available to consumers. A living crab from the vending machines costs between € 2 and € 6 (between $ 3 and $ 9) depending on the size of the crab (small, medium or large). The vending machines keep their temperature steady at 5 degrees Celsius, sedating the crabs without killing them. The crabs are sold in transparent plastic boxes, just big enough to hold them.

Baking Bread in Ancient Egypt

The development of agriculture approximately 10,000 years ago gave rise to permanent settlements which grew into cities and civilizations.  Emmer wheat (Triticum dicoccon), also known as farro, was one of the first crops domesticated in the Ancient Near East, which included the modern countries of Iraq, Syria, Iran, Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan, Israel, and Egypt.  Emmer wheat is not cultivated today because it is a low yielding variety.  Also, Emmer wheat is more difficult to mill into flour because the chaff does not come off through threshing.