Most Beautiful Woman Shaima Al-hammadi - Most Beautiful Woman from Oman

Shaima Al-hammadi - Beautiful Woman from Oman

She is a famous TV host in the Gulf of Arabia, particularly from Sultanate of Oman! Her name is Shaima Al-hammadi. She is married and she is now hosting in the Qatari state channel. 

She is former television host from Oman, she is touted as the true queen of this strict Islamic state. Before She came to the public through the photos on the internet, Shaima had first appeared to the public by bringing their own show on state-run television station Oman, Sultanate of Oman Television. Rumors, Shaima never have even been married to the proximity of a child or grandchild of Sultan Qaboos bin Said Al Said, Sultan of Oman today. Today is Shaima lived in Saudi Arabia and Oman, the country of her birth. Rumors grew, Shaima is believed to have married one of Saudi Arabia SSheikh. I do not know, party of Muscat and Riyadh remain silent and remain neutral in ther case both Sultan Qaboos bin Said Al Said and King Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz al Saud in 1000 languages ??remain silent in ther regard.

Let the time to answer ther big question.

Shaima Al-hammadi is an Omani Host who presents her own TV Show at Oman Channel. Here are Shaima’s beautiful pictures of the makeup done by Al-Lilac beauty center. A classical Arabian girl makeup wearing Hijab and other pictures of her by photographer Abdulla Al-Suwaidi.

 

Vampire Woman from Mexico : Maria Jose Cristerna

Like many women, Maria Jose Cristerna decided to get a makeover after a difficult chapter in her life – but no other woman in the world has gone through a makeover like this.

Cristerna has transformed herself into a vampire, complete with fangs and horns on her head. She’s now known around the world as the Mexican Vampire Woman. What might be more amazing than her appearance is the fact that she’s a lawyer.

She’s a graduate of UNIVA, a private Catholic university in Mexico, and practiced law before starting her own business.

Before - In Between - Today

Former attorney turned into vampire (wait ... isn't that the same?)

Ripley’s Believe It or Not! is bringing the Mexican Vampire Woman to its headquarters in Orlando, where Ripley’s F/X team will take body casts of her and create life-size figures for Ripley’s Believe It or Not! attractions around the world.

The Mexican Vampire Woman

30 Million People Live In Caves In China

China is one of the fastest growing and technologically evolving nations in the world – with high-tech building industries flexing their ample construction muscles for the past decade in places like Beijing and Shanghai, it’s pretty unbelievable that tens of millions still live in underground homes just a few hundred miles away.

China’s Shaanxi province, where the region’s porous soil is particularly well-suited for easy digging is where the majority of these ‘cave dwellers’ or ‘cavemen’ live. It may sound funny or insulting calling someone a caveman/cavewoman in the 21st century but when you consider that most of these underground, burrowed dwellings have all the facilities of modern homes, perhaps in China it shouldn’t be taken as an insult. These cave houses don’t need much for building materials and since the hills and mountains they are dug into act as natural insulation all year round, they are actually more energy efficient than most conventional family homes!

The caves, called yaodong in Chinese, are usually dug into the side of a mountain. Their semicircular entrances are covered with rice paper or woven blankets to serve as makeshift doors. Their not much to gripe about, but the swankier caves are equipped with modern-day amenities like electricity, phone and plumbing if there’s enough money to spend. Otherwise, with no running water or sewage system, locals are as reliant as ever on the raging muddy waters of the nearby river. The majority of China’s cave dwellers can do without all these expensive features, though, and prefer to enjoy their homes’ natural bonuses – high ceilings and lots of space with a nice yard out front where you can exercise and sit in the sun.

The village’s nine terraced levels are linked by stone stairways that date back to the Ming Dynasty, and most homes still have paper windows rather than glass panes. Inside, their owners sleep on large stone beds, known as kang; cool in the summer, but with cavities underneath so that fires can be lit inside them during the winter months. Pretty cool!

It all sounds like something from a history book, but there are qualities here that would impress the most forward-thinking of modern architects. Intrinsically linked to the earth, cave homes are, unsurprisingly, pretty kind to the environment. Sounds good to you? A basic one-bedroom cave without plumbing rents for about $30 a month. A cave with three bedrooms and a bathroom might sell for $46,000, the New York Times reported.

Courtesy: http://www.ripleys.com

World’s Largest Swimming Pool Guinness World Records - Chile's San Alfonso del Mar Resort

San Alfonso del Mar Resort Swimming Pool

The largest swimming pool in the world is the San Alfonso del Mar seawater pool in Algarrobo, Chile. It is 1,013 m (3,324 ft) long and has an area of 8 ha (19.77 acre), it was completed in December 2006.

It is situated inside the beautiful San Alfonso del Mar resort in Algarrobo, Chile is the world's largest swimming pool officially documented in December 2006 by the Guinness Book of World Records.

This gigantic pool spans an remarkable 1,013 meters in length which totals just under 20 acres. The pool is big beyond belief, holding 66 million gallons of water. To put in perspective, the pool is roughly the same size as 6,000 8 meter long swimming pools put together. Seeing that this swimming pool is measured the largest pool in the world, many tourists flock to San Alfonso del Mar every year.