
Zor iş fotoğrafçılık bir dakika önce arkasındaki “ponpon kızlarla” kakara kikiri yaparken bir dönüyorsun yüzünü sahaya tam karşıdan bir kamyon üzerine doğru geliyor ... fotoğrafçı abinin gözlerinin önünden hayatı bir film şeridi gibi geçmiştir

Zor iş fotoğrafçılık bir dakika önce arkasındaki “ponpon kızlarla” kakara kikiri yaparken bir dönüyorsun yüzünü sahaya tam karşıdan bir kamyon üzerine doğru geliyor ... fotoğrafçı abinin gözlerinin önünden hayatı bir film şeridi gibi geçmiştir
Bir sürü kağıt uçak, üstelik hiç görmediğiniz hiç denemediğiniz çeşitler, yapın uçurun.

Hem ceviz kırıp hem stresden uzaklaşmak ve hem de cevizi yiyerek kalbe faydalı bir iş yapmak için geliştirilmiş bir icat
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30 evropa parası

“abi ben yeniyim”
“hayırlı olsun kardeş, gel şuraya koy sen de kameranı”
“abi buraya koysam kaybolmaz mı ?”
“...”
“yani bana zimmetlediler de bunu”
“oğlum hepimizinki zimmetli, koy buraya birşey olmaz”
“abi ya üzerine top falan gelirse ?”
“bak ben koca zumlu makinamı bırakıyorum, bir şey olmaz, koy sen buraya”
“peki sonra nasıl buluyor herkez kendi makinasını ?”
“valla ben diğerleri ne yapıyor bilmiyorum ama kendiminkinin üzerine ciklet yapıştırıyorum”
“hem niye elimizde tutmuyoruz ?”
“oğlum koyacaksan koy makinayı, yoksa ikile”
10 New Uses for Baking Soda
Use Baking Soda to:
1. Exfoliate skin. Wash your face, then apply a soft paste made of three parts baking soda and one part water. Massage gently with a circular motion, avoiding the eye area; rinse clean.
2. Erase crayon, pencil, ink, and furniture scuffs from painted surfaces. Sprinkle soda on a damp sponge, rub clean, and rinse.
3. Unclog a drain. Pour 1/2 to 1 cup of baking soda down the drain, then slowly pour 1/2 to 1 cup of white vinegar after it. Let sit for five minutes (covered, if possible). Follow with a gallon of boiling water.
4. Remove tough stains from enameled cast iron and stainless steel. Scrub enameled cast iron with a soft nylon brush and a thick paste of baking soda and water. Clean stainless steel with a soft cloth and 4 tablespoons of baking soda dissolved in 1 quart of water. Wipe dry with a clean cloth.
5. Scrub pans. Sprinkle soda on crusted casseroles and roasting pans and let sit for five minutes. Lightly scrub and rinse.
6. Brush teeth. Use a paste of baking soda and water.
7. Fight class-B fires (flammable liquids, such as gasoline, oil, and grease). Baking soda can be used to smother only a small flame.
8. Deodorize. Dust baking soda under your arms to absorb body odor.
9. Clean up minor oil and grease spills on a garage floor or driveway. Sprinkle baking soda on the spot and scrub with a wet brush.
Fotoğraflarınızı düzeltmek, düzenlemek, rötuş yapmak (editing yerine yazıyorum bunları başka bir kelime aklıma gelmedi) yazılımı, web üzerinde ve sisteminize bir şey indirmeniz gerekmiyor sadece ücretsiz bir üyelik ... güzel ve çok hızlı çalışan bir yazılım ... basit işler için tavsiye ederim.

1922 yılında bir sel baskını, çocuklar su da yüzüyorlar,
Dünya daha temizdi hiç şüphesiz, hatta 1970’lerde inşaatların önündeki musluklardan su içerdik ve hiç birşeycikler olmazdı. Şimdi, şehir şebekesinden arıtılmış geldiğini sandığımız suda dişlerini fırçalasa dizanteri oluyor çocuklarımız.
Su deyince aklıma geldi i.melih efendiye göre Ankara’nın Ağustos ayı başında 20-30 günlük suyu kalmıştı, kesintiler yapıldı, kamyon kamyon su satıldı, henüz yağmur yağmadı bırak Ağustosu Eylül de bitti ama ne hikmetse sular hiç bitmedi, nasıl bir 30 günlük suysa 60 gündür Ankara’ya yetti. Hatta bir açıklamaya göre 45 günlük su varmış, nasıl bir tasarruf yaptıysa millet artmış suyumuz
İlginç bir saat tasarımı http://blog.pixelbreaker.com/upload/polarclockv2/polarclock.html
gerçeği olsa duvarıma asardım diyenler olacaktır
Bilgisayarlarınız için çok sayıda iyi duvar kağıdı örnekleri, ücretsiz

10 New Uses for Newspaper
Use Newspaper to:
1. Deodorize food containers. Stuff a balled-up piece of newspaper into a lunch box or thermos, seal it, and let sit overnight.
2. Ripen tomatoes. Wrap them individually and leave them out at room temperature.
3. Pack delicate items.Wrap frames and figurines with several pieces of newspaper, then crumple the remaining sections to fill extra space in the box.
4. Wipe away tough streaks on glass. Use newspaper with cleaning fluid to clean mirrors and windows.
5. Preserve antique glass. Some older frames have finishes on the glass that can be damaged by cleaning solutions. Remove smudges by rubbing with newspaper dipped in a solution of one part white vinegar and one part warm water. Let air-dry.
6. Dry shoes. Place crumpled paper in them overnight.
7. Wrap gifts. Use the comics to wrap a child’s birthday gift, or try the wedding announcements for an engagement gift.
8. Create a home for slushy snow boots. During the winter, keep a pile of newspaper near the entryway. When your little snowmen and -women come home, they can toss their winter wear onto the newspaper instead of creating puddles on the floor.
9. Prepare a garden. In the fall, mow a patch of lawn to make room for a dedicated bed. Cover it with four layers of newspaper, then a four-inch layer of shredded leaves or bark mulch. Hose it down. Come spring, the compost blanket will have smothered the grass roots, and the bed will be primed for planting.
İlk insandan günümüze genetik tarihçe https://www3.nationalgeographic.com/genographic/index.html
https://www3.nationalgeographic.com/genographic/atlas.html tarihe göre video ile anlatım
Evnizde daha mutlu olabilmek için 11 kural
Hani günlük bir iki tane aldığımız komik/dehşet veren videolar varya, onların kaynağı :
İşte en komik videoların bulunduğu 10 site
1 | www.Heavy.com
2 | www.Break.com
6 | www.Fark.com

Sularımız gittikçe kirleniyor, Ankara’da çevremde bir sürü insan bağırsak hastalıklarından şikayetçi (Sayın İ.Melih’in kulaklarını çınlatmak isterim). Yakında daha da kirlenmesini bekleyenler çoğunlukta.
iStraw bu iş için yapılmış bir icat, bu bir pipet ama kullanırken suyu temizliyor. Fiyatı 20 kraliçe parası
Dünya üzerindeki IBM ofislerinde hangi müzikler ya da hangi radyolar dinleniyor (tabi Internet üzerinden dinlenilenleri)
Gazpacho: Combine one pound tomatoes cut into chunks, a cucumber peeled and cut into chunks, two or three slices stale bread torn into pieces, a quarter-cup olive oil, two tablespoons sherry vinegar and a clove of garlic in a blender with one cup water and a couple of ice cubes. Process until smooth, adding water if necessary. Season with salt and pepper, then serve or refrigerate, and a little more olive oil.
Herb pasta: Toss a cup of chopped mixed herbs with a few tablespoons of olive oil in a hot pan. Serve over angel-hair pasta, diluting the sauce if necessary with pasta cooking water.
Eggplant & feta: Cut eggplant into half-inch slices. Broil with lots of olive oil, turning once, until tender and browned. Top with crumbled goat or feta cheese and broil another 20 seconds.
Rustic tomato pasta: While pasta cooks, combine a couple cups chopped tomatoes, a teaspoon or more minced garlic, olive oil and 20 to 30 basil leaves. Toss with pasta, salt, pepper and Parmesan.
Quesadilla: Use a combination of cheeses, like Fontina mixed with grated pecorino. Put on half of a large flour tortilla with pickled jalapenos, chopped onion, shallot or scallion, chopped tomatoes and grated radish. Fold tortilla over and brown on both sides in butter or oil, until cheese is melted.
Spicy garlic pasta: Sauté 10 whole peeled garlic cloves in olive oil. Meanwhile, grate Pecorino, grind lots of black pepper, chop parsley and cook pasta. Toss all together, along with crushed dried chili flakes and salt.
Taco salad: Toss together greens, chopped tomato, chopped red onion, sliced avocado, a small can of black beans and kernels from a couple of ears of corn. Toss with crumbled tortilla chips and grated cheese. Dress with olive oil, lime and chopped cilantro leaves.
Zucchini pasta: Sauté shredded zucchini in olive oil, adding garlic and chopped herbs. Serve over pasta.
Not takeout: Stir-fry onions with cut-up broccoli. Add cubed tofu, chicken or shrimp, or sliced beef or pork, along with a tablespoon each minced garlic and ginger. When almost done, add half cup of water, two tablespoons soy sauce and plenty of black pepper. Heat through and serve over fresh Chinese noodles.
Pine nuts pasta: Put a stick of butter and a handful of pine nuts in a skillet. Cook over medium heat until both are brown. Toss with cooked pasta, grated Parmesan and black pepper.
Pasta with fresh tomatoes: Cook chopped fresh tomatoes in butter or oil with garlic until tender, while pasta cooks. Combine and serve with grated Parmesan.
Rich vegetable soup: Cook asparagus tips and peeled stalks or most any other green vegetable in vegetable stock with a little tarragon until tender; reserve a few tips and purée the rest with a little butter (cream or yogurt, too, if you like) adding enough stock to thin the purée. Garnish with the reserved tips. Serve hot or cold.
Near instant mezze: Combine hummus on a plate with yogurt laced with chopped cucumbers and a bit of garlic, plus tomato, feta, white beans with olive oil and pita bread.
Olive pasta: Pit and chop a cup or more of mixed olives. Combine with olive oil, a little minced garlic, red pepper flakes and chopped basil or parsley. Serve over pasta.
Stuffed tomatoes: Cut the top off four big tomatoes; scoop out the interiors and mix them with toasted stale baguette or pita, olive oil, salt, pepper and herbs (basil, tarragon, and/or parsley). Stuff into tomatoes and serve with salad.
10 Surprising Uses For Aspirin
Aspirin is an excellent painkiller and anti-inflammatory, but it also has many other household uses.

Tarayıcınız ve yazıcınız varsa bu ücretsiz yazılımı kullanarak iyi kalitede ve otomatik bir fotokopi makinası gibi kullanmaya başlayabilirsiniz.
Hep Latince’ye ilgi duymuşumdur, bir kaç tane Ingilizce içinde yoğun kullanılan Latince kelime ve cümleyi bulunca göndereyim dedim, bir sürü yerde Ad Hoc veya i.e. gibi şeyler görmüşsünüzdür işte gerçek anlamları.
it’s worth learning a bit of Latin because omnia dicta fortiori, si dicta Latina: everything sounds more impressive when said in Latin.
Ad hoc: Literally meaning "for this," it’s generally used to mean improvised.
Ad infinitum (not to be confused with et cetera): "To infinity, without end."
Caveat emptor: "Let the buyer beware."
Citius altius fortius: "Faster, higher, stronger" - the motto of the modern Olympics.
Columbarium: A collective tomb in ancient Rome that was also used as a house for pigeons and doves.
Corpus christi: "The body of Christ."
Cuius est solum eius est usque ad coelum et ad inferos: "Whoever owns the land it is theirs up to the sky and down to the depths." The state of Kansas used this law in the 1970s to argue that airlines could not serve liquor when flying over Kansas, a dry state. "Kansas," Attorney General Vern Miller said, "goes all the way up and all the way down." (If that’s true, Kansas can lay claim to, and prohibit drinking in, about 82,282 square miles of western China.)
Deus ex machina: "A god from the machine," usually referring to an awkward and contrived resolution to conflict. The phrase got its start from the plays of Euripides, in which a god was lowered down onto the stage via a mechanical crane to sort out intractable conflicts and confused plots.
Et ignotas animum dimittit in artes: "And he sent forth his spirit among the unknown arts." A beautiful quote from Ovid.
Id est: "That is," often abbreviated "i.e."
In medias res: "In the middle of things." Stories like Paradise Lost or The Odyssey or Sweet Valley High #17 begin in the middle.
Ipso facto: "By the very fact," i.e., "absolutely, regardless of circumstances."
Lupus est homo homini: "Man is wolf to man." No one knew this better than the Romans.
Magnum opus: Great work.
Nolo contendere: When you want to enter a plea of No contest" in as fancy a way as possible.
Opus Dei: "The work of God" or "An outsized villain in a bestselling novel."
Quod erat demonstrandum: "That which was to be demonstrated." Abbreviated QED, often the end of a mathematical proof.
Sic semper tyrannis: "Thus always to tyrants," the motto of Virginia and the last first thing John Wilkes Booth said before after shooting Abraham Lincoln.
Sic transit gloria: "Glory fades," popularized by Max Fischer, founder, Rushmore Double-Team Dodgeball Society.
Sub poena: "Under penalty," as in "Do this or you’re in trouble."
Tabula rasa: A "blank slate" - John Locke’s description of the human mind without knowledge.

Bu icadı yapan firmanın yetkileri her büyüklükteki havuzda sanki denizde / gölde / olimpik havuzda yüzüyormuş gibi yüzebilmeniz için tasarladıkalrını söylüyorlar, ben yüzmeyi keyif için yapanlara göre olduğunu sanmıyorum ama hergün spor olarak yüzen insanlar için ilginç olabilir – videosunu izleyince anlaşılır oluyor
90 buş parası
Duygusal açidan daha mutlu olmak için 14 kural
Yok yok küfür değil, bu noktalama işaretlerinin kökenleri
? Question Mark
Origin: When early scholars wrote in Latin, they would place the word questio - meaning "question" - at the end of a sentence to indicate a query. To conserve valuable space, writing it was soon shortened to qo, which caused another problem - readers might mistake it for the ending of a word. So they squashed the letters into a symbol: a lowercased q on top of an o. Over time the o shrank to a dot and the q to a squiggle, giving us our current question mark.
! Exclamation Point
Origin: Like the question mark, the exclamation point was invented by stacking letters. The mark comes from the Latin word io, meaning "exclamation of joy." Written vertically, with the i above the o, it forms the exclamation point we use today.
= Equal Sign
Origin: Invented by English mathematician Robert Recorde in 1557, with this rationale: "I will settle as I doe often in woorke use, a paire of paralleles, or Gmowe [i.e., twin] lines of one length, thus : , bicause noe 2 thynges, can be more equalle." His equal signs were about five times as long as the current ones, and it took more than a century for his sign to be accepted over its rival: a strange curly symbol invented by Descartes.
& Ampersand
Origin: This symbol is stylized et, Latin for "and." Although it was invented by the Roman scribe Marcus Tullius Tiro in the first century B.C., it didn’t get its strange name until centuries later. In the early 1800s, schoolchildren learned this symbol as the 27th letter of the alphabet: X, Y, Z, &. But the symbol had no name. So, they ended their ABCs with "and, per se, and" meaning "&, which means ‘and.’" This phrase was slurred into one garbled word that eventually caught on with everyone: ampersand.
# Octothorp
Origin: The odd name for this ancient sign for numbering derives from thorpe, the Old Norse word for a village or farm that is often seen in British placenames. The symbol was originally used in mapmaking, representing a village surrounded by eight fields, so it was named the octothorp.
$ Dollar Sign