A study conducted by BBC television on the consumption of alcohol
and drinks in general by the monkeys who inhibit in the jungles and
the shores of the central american island of St. Kitts and Nevis shows
a very similar pattern to that of humans.
Drunk Monkeys
The documentary reveals that surprisingly most monkeys are moderate
alcohol drinkers, a 12% are steady drinkers and 5% drink until the last drop.
Researchers believe the liking for alcohol is rooted in our genes and it is not
something adopted by us.
Unlike humans, drunk monkeys make better leaders who are respected
by other monkeys!
As surprising at may sound, yes, dogs do pray too!
A dog and a Buddhist monk praying together in a temple
Kudos to the owners of those dogs who have taken the time and the effort
to train them not to rush for their food before saying their prayers although
the food is just in front of them and regardless of their hunger.
In the following video uploaded on Youtube! we see a collage of home videos
taken from several different dogs from different places in the world who
gracefully say their prayers right before they start eating their meal.
Enjoy watching the video and make sure you share this post with all your
friends to remind them about the beauty of being grateful for our blessings.
Here is a very interesting piece of video report from Russia Today
discussing an important point that could be the real reason behind
Nato’s attack on Libya and the eventual overthrown of The Ghadafi
regime.
Would you jeopardize your own life to save someone else’s?
Check out this video I just got via email and think about it!
How many of you reading this post and watching the above
video would do what the guy in the video did?
Dude is truly the symbol of self-giving and sacrifice.
He risked his life to save the people inside the van that was
stuck on the railway and pushed it away just in time so that
the train wouldn’t smash it.
This is the image of an ideal woman in the Middle East.
First prize winner of the middle east modelling competition 2010.
What is ideal beauty for middle eastern women?
It actually various, however I have a feeling you are wondering what is common or what most think. Not sure if you mean what look do middle eastern women want in a male partner?
If you are referring to what women like as far as how they look: they tend to favor having larger eyes. Some but not all prefer to have lighter shades in eyes as far as brown and brown in their hair (or lighter) to stand apart from the dark brown and black hair and eye colors. There are different hair textures too. For example my cousins joke that I have “white girl’s hair” and they have the thicker coarse hair that you see in many African hair. Most but not all prefer the lighter weight hair to stand apart. You will typically see women with long hair as they feel like it is their veil of beauty sometimes. If you ask me I see beauty in all the styles, just as long as you take care of yourself.
As far as body shape, they tend to want to keep their hour glass figure and are okay with being curvy but not overweight (it’s a belly dancing culture too)– again it all depends on which sub culture you are targeting. Middle Eastern countries can be very political and find different things in style as far as beauty. Look at the Jordanian Royal Family — the males married light women as Queens (blonds and such). Therefore in Jordan you will see more red haired females and males — blond, etc. Former Queen Noor & current Queen Raina are very slender and beautiful.
If you are referring to what they find attractive: it all depends on the individual female. Some middle eastern females like dark guys, some like lighter skinned middle eastern guys and others don’t mind the white boy look lol. If you’re curious I’m married to my blond Polish guy and I’m Jordanian — but I didn’t marry him b/c of his light colors .
It actually various, however I have a feeling you are wondering what is common or what most think. Not sure if you mean what look do middle eastern women want in a male partner?
If you are referring to what women like as far as how they look: they tend to favor having larger eyes. Some but not all prefer to have lighter shades in eyes as far as brown and brown in their hair (or lighter) to stand apart from the dark brown and black hair and eye colors. There are different hair textures too. For example my cousins joke that I have “white girl’s hair” and they have the thicker coarse hair that you see in many African hair. Most but not all prefer the lighter weight hair to stand apart. You will typically see women with long hair as they feel like it is their veil of beauty sometimes. If you ask me I see beauty in all the styles, just as long as you take care of yourself.
As far as body shape, they tend to want to keep their hour glass figure and are okay with being curvy but not overweight (it’s a belly dancing culture too)– again it all depends on which sub culture you are targeting. Middle Eastern countries can be very political and find different things in style as far as beauty. Look at the Jordanian Royal Family — the males married light women as Queens (blonds and such). Therefore in Jordan you will see more red haired females and males — blond, etc. Former Queen Noor & current Queen Raina are very slender and beautiful.
If you are referring to what they find attractive: it all depends on the individual female. Some middle eastern females like dark guys, some like lighter skinned middle eastern guys and others don’t mind the white boy look lol. If you’re curious I’m married to my blond Polish guy and I’m Jordanian — but I didn’t marry him b/c of his light colors .
You’re a good soldierChoosing your battlesPick yourself upAnd dust yourself offAnd back in the saddle
You’re on the frontlineEveryone’s watchingYou know it’s seriousWe’re getting closerThis isnt over
The pressure is onYou feel itBut you’ve got it allBelieve it
When you fall get upOh oh…And if you fall get upOh oh…
Tsamina minaZangalewaCuz this is Africa
Tsamina mina eh ehWaka Waka eh eh
Tsamina mina zangalewaAnawa aaThis time for Africa
Listen to your godThis is our mottoYour time to shineDont wait in lineY vamos por Todo
People are raisingTheir ExpectationsGo on and feed themThis is your momentNo hesitations
Today’s your dayI feel itYou paved the wayBelieve it
If you get downGet up Oh oh…When you get downGet up eh eh…
Tsamina mina zangalewaAnawa aaThis time for Africa
Tsamina mina eh ehWaka Waka eh eh
Tsamina mina zangalewaAnawa aa
Tsamina mina eh ehWaka Waka eh ehTsamina mina zangalewaThis time for Africa
Music video by Shakira featuring Freshlyground performing Waka Waka (This Time for Africa) (The Official 2010 FIFA World Cup (TM) Song). (C) 2010 Sony Music Entertainment
Director: Peter Schultz & Brandon Bassham; Writers: Gavin Speiller, Eric Scott, Erik Tanouye, & John Frusciante; Editor: Peter Schultz, Starring: Eric Scott, Nat Freedberg, Kevin Cragg, Gavin Speiller, Kate McKinnon, John Frusciante, Zhubin Parang, Devlyn Corrigan, Erik Tanouye, Rob Lathan; Producer: Todd Bieber
Here is a very interesting piece of video report from Russia Today
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