This coming 27th. of August 2007, at 12.30 am. look up the sky. You will see 2 moons. Believe it or not, up to you. Got this news from a classmate, if I kena fooled, you all kena with me!
Two moon on 27 August
*27th Aug the Whole World is waiting for………….* Planet Mars will be the brightest in the night sky starting August. It will look as large as the full moon to the naked eye. This will cultivate on Aug. 27 when Mars comes within 34.65M miles of earth. Be sure to watch the sky on Aug. 27 12:30 am . It will look like the earth has 2 moons. The next time Mars may come this close is in 2287.
Share this with your friends as NO ONE ALIVE TODAY will ever see it again.
Amazing facts and figures of Grand Prix Silverstone
THE three days of the Grand Prix event at Silverstone generate some interesting facts and statistics.
The 20,000 bottles of mineral water consumed during the Grand Prix would fill up 150 spa pools.
The G-Force of 3.5 experienced by Formula 1 drivers is the same as that encountered by astronauts during take-off.
2,800 bottles of champagne will be drunk over the three days.
A team of 100 medical staff, including 40 doctors, will be on site to deal with any medical problems among the competitors and visitors.
There will be more than 600 highly-trained volunteer track side marshals on duty around the track. This includes 290 fire and course marshals, 75 flag marshals, 50 observers and 30 incident officers.
If Lewis Hamilton takes the chequered flag at the Grand Prix he will become the first British driver to win his home Grand Prix in his debut season.
15,000 litres of paint will be used in
preparation for Silverstone's biggest event of the year, which is enough to cover 30 Boeing 747s.
1,796 catering staff will work at the Grand Prix including 98 chefs, 842 hospitality staff and 757 mobile catering staff.
The Grand Prix generates approximately £65 million annually for the local economy.
Formula 1 drivers will lose an average of 4kg in weight during the British Grand Prix.
Since 1950 the British Grand Prix at Silverstone has been won 15 times by a British driver.
480 loud speakers are used at the three-day event.
The average speed of a Formula 1 car around Silverstone is 135mph.
The track is 3.194 miles long and 15m wide. Drivers will complete 60 laps during the British Grand Prix, which is 191.64 miles in total.
The 20,000 bottles of mineral water consumed during the Grand Prix would fill up 150 spa pools.
The G-Force of 3.5 experienced by Formula 1 drivers is the same as that encountered by astronauts during take-off.
2,800 bottles of champagne will be drunk over the three days.
A team of 100 medical staff, including 40 doctors, will be on site to deal with any medical problems among the competitors and visitors.
There will be more than 600 highly-trained volunteer track side marshals on duty around the track. This includes 290 fire and course marshals, 75 flag marshals, 50 observers and 30 incident officers.
If Lewis Hamilton takes the chequered flag at the Grand Prix he will become the first British driver to win his home Grand Prix in his debut season.
15,000 litres of paint will be used in
preparation for Silverstone's biggest event of the year, which is enough to cover 30 Boeing 747s.
1,796 catering staff will work at the Grand Prix including 98 chefs, 842 hospitality staff and 757 mobile catering staff.
The Grand Prix generates approximately £65 million annually for the local economy.
Formula 1 drivers will lose an average of 4kg in weight during the British Grand Prix.
Since 1950 the British Grand Prix at Silverstone has been won 15 times by a British driver.
480 loud speakers are used at the three-day event.
The average speed of a Formula 1 car around Silverstone is 135mph.
The track is 3.194 miles long and 15m wide. Drivers will complete 60 laps during the British Grand Prix, which is 191.64 miles in total.
Condom Fashion Show for AIDS Awareness
Condoms of all shapes and sizes were on display at a Beijing fashion show yesterday featuring dresses, hats and even lollipops made of the said item. Models fought through extravagant soap bubble special effects to show off tight-fitting wedding gowns, scaly-looking evening dresses, outrageous bikinis and other garments made entirely of condoms, inflated or otherwise.The show was held at the Fourth China Reproductive Health New Technologies and Products Expo and organized by China's largest condom manufacturer, Guilin Latex Factory, to promote the use of condoms in the fight against HIV/AIDS.
It also marked World Population Day, organized annually by the UN Population Fund.
China, with a population now of 1.3 billion, introduced a strict one-child policy in the late 1970s under which many residents are restricted to one child.
"One (child) is not enough -- two are better," said visitor Song Weiliang.
But the main aim of the condom show was to promote AIDS awareness.
China originally stigmatized AIDS as a disease of the decadent, capitalist West -- a problem of gays, sex workers and drug users. Traditionally, none of these officially existed in communist China.
It has belatedly woken up to the problem, and health experts have warned the virus is now moving into the general population. But a lack of sex education and unwillingness to talk about sex still hampers the fight, health experts say.
Source : Retuers
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