Russia pokes fun at Olympic ring mishap during Closing Ceremony

Russians don’t have a sense of humor?


During the Closing Ceremony of the 2014 Winter Olympic Games, several dancers appeared in silver outfits pretending to be fish on what we assume was the Black Sea. It was truly beautiful.


And then it turned humorous.

The group of dancers set up to form the five Olympic rings, but instead formed four and left the other as a snowflake.














Of course, this was a nod to the highly-publicized Olympic ring mistake from the Opening ceremony where four snowflakes turned to rings and one did not.
























When given a second chance during the Closing Ceremony, Russia did this:

City made from ice in China

An other view of Iraan

Hossein Fatemi photographer will show you what is hidden from the eyes of Big Brother, whatever it is that young Iraians behind the closed doors of their houses and clubs. Over 20 years of news and photos from Iraan were fairly uniform: a woman in a burqa, public executions, demonstrations with burning flags and rumors of nuclear weapons. However, the reality of everyday life in this ancient country where more complex and diverse.

Woman during a ceremony Chehel Manbar that passes in front of Ashura in Khorramabad. By tradition, the Iraanian woman barefoot lighting 40 candles in certain places in the city center. The ceremony begins early in the morning and lasts all day.



Woman in a beauty salon, where men have no right to go. Work in the salon for men too, of course, prohibited.



Drunken girls enjoying the party. Although there was a relative of the men and women are forbidden to socialize and relax together, many ignore the law in their homes.
 

Iraanian women are beautiful in winter

Shykpvsh past Iraanian women were considered among the women. After the Islamic Revolution tent black and dark coats, were the dominant colors. Now a few years of quiet, calm has returned to the society of cheerful colors.

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Here is the ‘smart bra’ that unlocks ONLY when you’re in love

Want to know her true feelings for you? This bra can tell.

A Japanese lingerie company ‘Ravijour’ recently created a concept bra and claim it can sense when a woman is in love and can ward off attackers as they cannot unhook the bra.

The bra was made with an inbuilt heart monitor and a smartphone app which unlocks the bra, which means the bra depends on the woman’s heart rate signal.

Strange but true. It has not yet been put out in the market but the bra that unhooks when ‘true love’ is detected is definitely making headlines now.

According to this ad, women have no clue when they’re confronted with true love andwho they should take their tops off for. None. But never fear, Japanese lingerie manufacturer Ravijou has it all worked out for us clueless ladies: A bra with a front clasp that only unhooks when “true love” is detected. Yep! You heard me.


The bra comprises of a sensor which monitors your heart rate and other vitals, the data is constantly transmitted via Bluetooth to a mobile phone which processes the data using a special app and measures the heart rate elevation using special algorithms and preset data and it is only when your heart has truly found that special someone would it beat in a way that the app would recognize and wirelessly unhook the bra.

Ladies can relax as not any changes in heart rates will unhook the bra as the experts at Ravijour say it is only when a woman falls in true love does she get excited enough for the Adrenal Medulla to secrete Catecholamine which affects the autonomic nerve and increases the heart rate which is detected by the sensor and processed by the specially developed iOS app.

Thanks for sorting this out for me, Ravijou! I would have never known who’s truly worthy of my boobage without you!

If this wasn’t from Japan, you wouldn’t believe it was real, but because it is from Japan, I think it’s safe to assume this is a real product.

Dancing dragons, fantastic costumes and a feast of fireworks: Spectacular pictures from Chinese New Year across the world Chinese New Year began on January 31 marking the start of the Year of the Horse Biggest holiday in Chinese calendar, with celebrations across the world all weekend

People around the world headed to the streets to celebrate the Chinese New Year, and to welcome the Year of the Horse.

Chinese New Year, which began on Friday, is the most important holiday in the country's calendar with residents getting a week-long holiday. But this year celebrations were relatively low-key in China.

Chinese festivities normally begin with extravagant fireworks displays, which are believed to bring good luck and dispel evil spirits. However, as smog has blanketed parts of central and eastern China over the last few months, officials called on residents to buy fewer fireworks in order to lessen air pollution in the country.

 Celebrations around the globe: Performers in costume take part in the Chinese New Year parade through Sydney's centre on Sunday

  Paris festivities: People in costume parade through the French capital to mark the start of the Chinese lunar calendar

 Sydney celebrations: The lunar celebrations in Sydney are the largest outside of Asia

 Global celebrations: More than 100,000 people came out to watch the New Year parade in Sydney's centre

  Lion dance: The opening ceremony of the Chinese new year celebrations in the centre of The Hague

Twilight Parade: Performers in Sydney prepare for the parade through the city's centre

Brave Tunisian woman confronts Islamists.

In Tunisia, a woman had the courage to face a group of young Islamists when they tried to get her to wear the hijab… stepping on a car and exclaiming: “This is Tunisia, a country with a three thousand year old history. As for you, you are mere outsiders and bloody descendants from the deserts of Saudi Arabia, destined to be on the sidelines of history. Tunisia will never become another Afghanistan!” (an Internet translation of the Arabic that she spoke).