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August 13, 2012

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Around The World In 7 Gestures

1. Japanese "Watashi" (women)/"Boku" (men) Means: "Me" How to do it: whereas we in the west point to our chest when we want to say 'I' or ask 'me?', the Japanese point to their nose with their index finger 2. Arabic “al-Hamdu li-llaah” Means: "Praise be to God" How to do it: after shaking hands, place right hand across the chest and bow head briefly. This is a sign of respect to someone of high office or an older person, such as your partner’s parents 3. Mandarin Chinese “liù” Means: “Six” How to do it: extend thumb and little finger, keeping rest of the hand closed. The thumb indicates one set of five. Unlike in most other countries, people in China will use only one hand to signify numbers one to 10. This is very useful for bargaining, not least because in China the words for basic numbers vary between regions. Numbers one to five are indicated as normal 4. Hindi "Namaste&quo

[Amazing Ad] 'Watch Dogs' Trailer Pranks People by Hacking Their World

I have just found this amazing ad through the site Mashable. That is really amazing when audience has that amazing experience like that. What would happen if your phone could hack any system? You could have any car, tons of cash and cause utter chaos anywhere you went. That's exactly what Ubisoft , the makers of the video game Watch Dogs , want you to do. In their prank trailer, a shopkeeper takes unsuspecting customers on a thrilling adventure through the street with their newly refurbished smartphones to try out a mystery app. With the press of a button, the shopkeeper turns out lights, opens luxury cars, and knocks over ATMs. See also: The Prank That Puts Your Fake Pregnancy Scare to Shame You would think somewhere along the way the customers might feel the tug of their conscience with each of the shopkeepers demonstration, but everyone seems pretty comfortable with general vandalism, theft and even causing car accidents — as long as they don't get caugh

31 Adventures From Kitchen

1. Món lạ - Chai Tea Latte "Latte" là loại thức uống với lớp bọt sữa thơm ngậy, mịn mượt. Nguyên liệu: -2 túi trà túi lọc vị bạn yêu thích -1 thìa nhỏ bột quế + bột gừng -100ml sữa tươi + 2 thìa đường/hoặc mật ong -Kem sữa dạng chai xịt Cách làm: -Pha 2 túi trà với bột gừng và quế với 60ml nước sôi để được 1 ly trà như bình thường. (A) -Đun sữa tươi với đường hoặc mật ong và 2 thìa kem tươi.(B) -Trút (A) + (B) vào bình lắc, lắc đều sủi bọt. Đổ ra ly, xịt kem tươi lên trên, rắc thêm bột quế trang trí. Tips: Rất tiện lợi để làm những ly latte tại nhà là kem tươi dạng chai xịt. Có bán tại các siêu thị giá từ 70,000 - 90,000 dong/bottle. 2. Menu 10' - Cơm trộn ngao nấm Cơm trộn ngao nấm nóng hổi ngon và lạ miệng rất hợp với những ngày se se lạnh Nguyên liệu cho 2 tô cơm thơm lừng: -500g ngao tươi, 1 củ gừng tươi -2 tô cơm trắng -100g nấm rơm/nấm mỡ/nấm kim châm tùy thích -Xì dầu đen Nhật Bản + 1 thìa dầu vừng + 1 mẩu gừng

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