The Beautifull Rainforest In the World (Kalimantan)

Kalimantan Island & Us

Kalimantan historical Culture and Rainforest wealth on it's 540.000 square Kilometers area is unique for trekking and expedition through the connected trails that lead you to mostly virgin forest. You can stay overnight in the local houses of the villages. In the Hinterland of Kalimantan The villages can only be reached by foot or missionary aircraft. The Jungle Trails range from 2 hours to weeks in length, depending on the route you
choose. Kalimantan Dayak cultural treasures that survive deep within the rainforest jungle of Indonesia ’s largest island. You can discover a virtual
The Dayak people in the villages at Kalimantan are trustworthy, and have a good sense of humor. Almost Each Dayak Tribe is self sufficient, and producing all their own food and supplementing their diet through hunting. Hunting is with either home-made rifles, blowpipes or packs of dogs and spears. In the Hinterland of Kalimantan, money is difficult to come by as they are isolated from markets. PT. Gigantara is in unanimous agreement for the area's forests to be protected and for more tourists to arrive. You will be warmly welcomed. No one in the area speaks any English, so if you hire another guide at least some knowledge of Indonesian will be required.

Prince of Persia: Review Roundup

Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time

Anyone who has suffered through "Street Fighter," "Super Mario Bros," or the aptly titled "Max Payne" has reason to be wary of "Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time." After all, movies inspired by video games have a dubious history. But, if critics are to be believed, the sandal-and-sword epic, based on the series of button-smashing games, is, well, kind of good.
Lisa Schwarzbaum of Entertainment Weekly gives the movie a "B" and likes that it unfolds at a "brisk, well-paced clip." Jake Gyllenhaal has the title role, but in Ms. Schwarzbaum's opinion, it's co-star Alfred Molina who shines. The character actor breathes some life and comic relief into the proceedings as a "vibrant wheeler-dealer."

World's Best Places to Live

Quality of life pushes these cities to the top.

Over the past three centuries Vienna has produced the visionary composers Joseph Haydn, Franz Schubert and Johann Strauss. This year the culturally and historically vibrant Austrian capital can claim another feat: For the second year it has been named the world's best place to live, according to a report released Wednesday.
Vienna offers a thriving opera scene, a hospitable business environment and a comprehensive public transportation system. Zurich and Geneva take the No. 2 and 3 spots, respectively. Switzerland's strong showing on the list is little surprise to Mercer, the global outsourcing and investment consultancy that produces the annual Worldwide Quality of Living Survey.

List: World's 10 Best Places to Live "The Swiss cities are very pleasant, the natural environment is clean, and we weigh heavily the prevalence of hostilities, and Switzerland is neutral," says Rebecca Powers, a Mercer consultant. "If you can't be safe in Switzerland, you can't be safe anywhere."

The Oldest Letter of Love In the World (4200 year's Age)

World's oldest love letter ever found from around 2200 BC in the valley during Niffer 150 km from the city of Baghdad, Iraq. These findings based on archaeological excavations around the year 1889 by Noah Kramer Professor of Philadelphia University.

At first archaeologists found approximately 70 thousand artifacts Sumerian language which at that time still could not translate the meaning of the language.

58 years after the discovery, sumerolog (Sumerian language expert), world famous, named Muazzez Avalanche and Hatice K? Z? Laybu tried to interpret the meaning contained in these artifacts. These artifacts are like plate-shaped stone. When you see it, as laypeople, including TS we will not know the intent and meaning of that goal.