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Wednesday, 6 November 2019

Most architectures

 Burj Khalifa



Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
2010
Rising a dizzying 2,717 feet above the desert, this spectacular supertower reigns as the tallest structure in the world. Its 162 floors contain offices, residences, restaurants, an Armani hotel, and an observation deck, 124 stories up. The strength of its design stems not only from its awe-inspiring verticality but also from its sleek silhouette. Wrapped in a glass curtain wall with steel mullions that catch the Arabian sun, the building tapers gradually from its Y-shaped base, with setbacks culminating in a 700-foot spire.

The Shard


London
Renzo Piano Building Workshop
2012
Familiar to watchers of last summer’s Olympic Games, this 72-story skyscraper—the tallest in Western Europe—has transformed the British capital’s skyline, rising arrestingly on the southern banks of the Thames. Inspired by church steeples, the structure comprises eight angled glass façades that variously reflect the surrounding city and sky and offer crystal-clear glimpses inside. Intended by Piano to act as a vertical village, the multifunctional building includes offices, apartments, restaurants, and a hotel—all crowned by a recently opened observation platform, which affords stunning views up to 40 miles in every direction.



Adventure Experiences in Nepal

Adventure Experiences in Nepal



Given Nepal‘s incredible terrain, it‘s no surprise that it‘s one of the world‘s most popular destinations for adventure tourism. When you‘re grabbing your gear, make sure you grab a buddy too. Trekking or hiking alone is dangerous for a number of reasons. You may also want to hire a guide, as the woods and mountain areas can be tricky and getting lost or injured is a real risk. If mountain climbing is on your itinerary, be aware of and prepared for the possibility of altitude sickness and frostbite. Dress accordingly and don‘t take on more than you can handle.
In addition to trekking and hiking, Nepal offers a huge variety of outdoor adventures sure to satisfy even the most daring traveler. Whitewater rafting in the Bhote Koshi and Trishuli, canyoning, rock climbing, mountain biking, mountaineering, and paragliding are just a few of the many exhilarating options. If you‘re particularly brave, you can experience the second-highest bungee jump in the world, which happens to take place over the mighty Bhote Koshi River. Whatever your pleasure, be aware of the risks and use caution during your adventures.

Tuesday, 5 November 2019

Bear Grylls

Bear Grylls


Bear Grylls was born 7 June 1974. He is a British adventurer, writer and television presenter. He served in the British Special Air Services (SAS). He is best known for his television series Man vs. Wild, known as Born Survivor in the United Kingdom.
He was educated at Eaton House, Ludgrove School and Eton College from where he helped start its first mountaineering club and Birkbeck, University of London School of Continuing Education (aka the Faculty of Lifelong Learning), where he graduated with a degree, obtained part-time in Hispanic studies in 2002. In 2004 he was awarded the honorary rank of Lieutenant Commander in the Royal Naval Reserve for services to charity and human endeavour. He filmed a four-part TV show in 2005, called Escape to the Legion.
In 2006 he hosts a series titled Born SurvivorBear Grylls for the British Channel 4 and broadcast as Man vs. Wild in Australia, New Zealand, Canada, India, and the U.S.A., and as Ultimate Survival on the Discovery Channel in Europe, Asia, and Africa. The series features him dropped into inhospitable places and showing viewers how to survive. Man vs. Wilddebuted in 2006 and it’s success led to a subsequent three seasons over the next two years.

On why he craves adventure
"I love it. From a young age, I'd climb with my dad when I was about 5 or 6. At that age, it was the same deal. I didn't necessarily like being cold and scared up a rock face, but I loved hanging out with my dad. And I think I developed a belief that the wild brings people together. And I've always loved that. I love the small team we film with. We've had the same small crew of four of us for seven seasons of the show. They're best buddies. And I have the same dynamic with them that I had with my small team of SAS soldiers when I served with the British special forces. You're in difficult places. You're under pressure. But you need to look after each other and you create real strong bonds."

Kesari


Kesari.                                                                                       
STORY: A young IPS officer’s new posting in rural India has him confronting caste disparities and uncomfortable truths in the face of a gruesome crime. When three girls go missing in the fictional village of Lalgaon, two of them are found dead and there is no trace of the third one. Where is she and who is responsible for this heinous act?

REVIEW: When Ayan Ranjan (Ayushmann Khurana), a city bred IPS officer is given charge of the Lalgaon Police Station in the heartland of India, he realises soon enough that he will have to tackle far more than meets the eye. At one point early in the film, he exasperatedly tells his wife Aditi (Isha Talwar) on the phone, “It’s like the wild wild West.” Having studied in Delhi’s St. Stephens and lived in Europe prior to this, Ayan is clearly at odds with the mindsets that accost him right from the word go at Lalgaon. Even as he is grappling with the strong presence of caste discrimination and societal inequalities looming over, he stumbles upon the news of three girls employed in a local factory who have gone missing for the last two days.

His colleagues, Bhramdutt and Jatav (Manoj Pahwa and Kumud Mishra) tell him in all probability the girls will turn up. But the next morning, when two of them are found hanging from a tree, it confirms that something has gone horribly wrong. 

Section 375

Section 375



STORY: A movie director is accused of raping a costume assistant working on his film. While he is sentenced to jail by the Sessions Court, the case is reopened in the High Court. And in the face of media and public scrutiny, two determined lawyers battle it out. 

REVIEW: Anjali (Meera Chopra) goes to director Rohan Khurana’s (Rahul Bhat) home to show him costume options for a shoot. The same evening Khurana is arrested for raping her. What transpired while she was at the director’s home forms the main plot of ‘Section 375’. 

Based on the evidence, the filmmaker is sentenced to ten years of rigorous imprisonment by the Sessions Court, but the case is soon reopened in the High Court. Going against public sentiment, high-profile lawyer Tarun Saluja (Akshaye Khanna) takes up the case to defend Rohan Khurana. The prosecution lawyer representing Anjali is Hiral Gandhi (Richa Chadha), an earlier associate of Saluja. 
“We are not in the business of justice, we are in the business of law,” is Saluja’s pet adage to Gandhi. One that she does not buy into at all. ‘Section 375’ presents versions of the same story from two different perspectives. And along the way, it also examines the routine procedures (disturbing in the way in which it is shown to be handled), corruption and investigation lapses with a gritty, realistic feel. As the courtroom drama proceeds, layers keep peeling off – some facts and some conjectures come to the fore, keeping the audience hooked, guessing and joining the dots right till the end. While packing in various standpoints to showcase a balanced view and two sides to the story, the screenplay also highlights how media and social media trials take over a criminal case of this nature. 

Shahrukh Khan



Shah Rukh Khan
 celebrated his 54th birthday on the 2nd of November, which turned out to be one of the biggest events for his fans. Like always Shah Rukh greeted his fans at Mannat and also attended a special event which was organised for his birthday. Social media was abuzz with warm wishes for the king khan. His fans, well-wishers and close friends from the fraternity also took to their micro-blogging sites to extend the possible warmest wish for the actor.

Tuesday, 22 October 2019

Film facts

Who does what in a film ?




Person       what they do 

Director      The director controls everything gives orders to the cast and makes sure that the script is followed.

Producers   There can be more than one producer, who is responsible for raising the money to make the film and for other important activities, such as casting and controlling the costs.

Screenplay writer  The person who writes the script. The gives the actresses their lines explains how the action takes place.

Cast   The actors and actresses who appear in the film.

Extras  The people who appear in crowd scenes but do not have speaking parts.

Animatronic  The technician responsible for making the robotic
enginere          creatures used in science fiction and fantasy films.

Art director.    The art director coordinates the costumes, sets and make up to set the overall style of the film.

Best boy.    The deputy electrician, assistant to the gaffer.
Casting director . The person who chooses the actros for each role in the film.

Caterer.  The caterer supplies meals so that the cast and crew can work all day.

Cinematographer . The person who directs the lightning and films the action, originally called the cameraman.

Clapper loader .   Details of each scene are written on a special board called a Clapper board. The clapper loader snaps it shut in front of the camera as filming begins to record what is being filmed.

Composer.   The cimposer writes the music or adapts an existing score as a backing track to the film.

Costume designer . The costume designer is responsible for designing and supplying the special clothing worn by the cast.

Editor.    The editor cuts and connects the best version of each section of film to create the final version.

Gaffer.  The chief electrician, who is responsible for lightning the set. The world many come from slang for grandfather a senior person respected by everyone. Gaffer tape is the heavy duty tape used on sets to secure cables and almost anything else.

Key grip.  A grip is responsible for moving the sets and for laying the tracks on which the camera runs. The key grip is an charge of all the other grip.

Make-up artist . He or she applies the cosmetics which alter or improve an actor's looks under the stufis lights.

Sound engineers coordinator . This person is responsible for crescrea spectacular scenes through a mixture of photographic, mechanical and computer method.

Stunt man/women.  Specialists who perform the actions that the too difficult or dangerous for an actor. Stunt doubles are stunt men or women made up to look like the actors so it looks as though the actors have performed a feat themselves.

Wardrobe mistress.  The wardrobe mistress is in charge of the costumes, making sure they fit, are in good condition and available when they are needed for a scene.

Friday, 18 October 2019

Giant meteorites

Giant meteorites


About 500 meteorites reach earth every year. Many fall in the sea and in unpopulated areas and are never seen. The Hoba meteorites, the largest in the world, was found in Namibia in 1920. It measures 2.73×2.43m and is per cent iron and 16 per cent nickel. It weighs more than 60 tonnes. Second largest is the Tent, found in Greenland in 1894 and now known by its original Eskimo name, Ahnighito. This meteorite weighs about 57.3 tonnes and is on display in the New York Museum of Natural History.

Wednesday, 16 October 2019

Japanese architecture

Japanese architecture


Eastern countries, such as Japan, had their own strong traditions of architecture. The Katsura Place in Kyoto was built in the early 17th century, at the time of baroque and Jacobean architecture in Europe. It is silsim, element building and one of the most perfect example of traditional Japanese architecture.

Tuesday, 15 October 2019

Crazy Frog craze

Crazy Frog craze


Crazy Frog started in Sweden when Erik wernquist created a 3D computer animated creature called "The Annoying Thing". In 2004 crazy Frog was distributed as a Mobile Phone ringtone by jambal, earning more than €14 million worldwide. In 2005 it went to No.1 in the UK single charts. Crazy Frog products now include keyrings, lunch boxes, T-shirts, backpacks, soft toys, desk nodders, event air fresheners.

Smallest fish

Smallest fish


In 2005, fish discovered in Indonesia that measured just 7.9mm long, making them the smallest known vertebraes. They were adult females of paedocypris progenetica, a number of the carp family.

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