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Oops ... There is a Thief Houses in Malaysia!

Oops ... There is a Thief Houses in Malaysia!
KUALA LUMPUR - A Malaysian man homeowner surprised to find a two-story wooden house that he rented his property missing. Local newspaper The Star was written on Friday (11 / 3).

Zuria Ali (30) said he was greeted with views of woods scattered, broken television set and 24 pillars of the house when it comes to his house in the state of Perlis, northern Malaysia that borders Thailand. "I've heard that my house was gone and was curious to find out the truth," the daily wrote, citing Zuria.

He lost furniture, tableware, cupboards, dining table and a refrigerator. The total losses estimated at about 30,000 ringgit (90 million rupiah).

Neighbors Zuria, Ah Kiung said he saw three men and one big car in the house last month. "I think all three do demolition job on the order the owner of the house," said Ah Kiung.

"I do not suspect anything until he (Zuria) asked me about it," said Ah Kiung. Police confirmed that it received reports of "lost their homes, " wrote the newspaper.

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Wow! There are 12 Abandoned Ancient City Residents Only Once


The world knows a number of city sites that have been abandoned. These archaeological sites scattered throughout the country. They reflect the cultural greatness and achievements of people living in the era. There are in prehistoric times, there are already entered the period of history.

National Geographic recently released again a few pictures 'lost city' on its homepage. The following cities are:

Petra, Jordan
This palace is carved on a stone hill. It is estimated that humans inhabit Petra since the 2nd century AD. In this National Geographic photo, the building known as the El-Deir. Archaeologists concluded that this building was once a shrine, before it turned into a church or monastery.

Machu Picchu, Peru
A city on the mountain. His discovery of horrendous world of archeology. In fact he only discovered 100 years ago. Until now archaeologists are still not sure what the city of Macchu Picchu this function. Because the Inca Indians who built it did not have a culture of writing and no written the remains.

Palenque, Mexico
This is the big city's first Mayan Indian nation. Located in the middle of dense forest in southeastern Mexico. Bordered by Guatemala. It is estimated that the Mayans already inhabit Palenque since 3000 last year. Throughout its history, the Maya and then build other large cities such as Tikal a cosmopolitan city in the category of its era.

Troy, Turkey
One of the most famous ancient city in history. Troy city shrouded in mystery, legend, and intrigue. Moreover, he appears in the story of the Iliad by the Greek poet, Homer. Found the remains of Troy in northwest Turkey in the 19th century by German archaeologist, Heinrich Schliemann. He dug in the city Hisarlik, instead discovered the Trojan. Trojan site was not a single site. City built on another city. There were nine different cities within a single site that has about 5000 years old.

Mohenjo Daro, Pakistan
One of the oldest cities in Asia and the world. Mohenjo Daro developed due to the Indus River flowed. He was discovered in 1921. Twin brother of this city, who is also elderly, is Harappa. Age of this city is estimated at 4,500 years. He is trading with other ancient city, Mesopotamia.

Palmyra, Syria
The city is known also as the name of Tadmor. The city is still holding an important role until the 19th century. The traders since 300 AD had to stop in Palmyra to rest before continuing the journey to Mesopotamia and Persia. The strategic location makes this city colonized by the Romans in early AD.

Tanis, Egypt
Tanis city including one of the most mysterious cities in the world. He never became the capital of ancient Egypt. In this city one of the most excited are the archaeological findings, the mummy of Egypt's royal family. These findings parallel valuable as finding Tutankhamun's mummy.

Great Enclosure, Zimbabwe
Cities in Africa are often referred to as one Astu city that appears in various holy books. Place Queen of Sheba. Archaeologists are still unable to conclude how far the role and function of this abandoned city. Evidence as result the town was built by the Shona tribe, tribal ancestral Bantu tribes about 1250 years ago. The city is rumored as the center of worship.

Nimrud, Iraq
Situated in northern Iraq, the city became the capital of the Assyrian Empire. Nations who feared in his time as cruel and bloodthirsty. Always menjajajh surrounding towns. Assyrians appeared in recorded history in the 14th century BC. They dominate the Iraq-Iran-Turkey and surrounding areas. Seizure of territory by its neighbors, Babylon, Nimrud slowly making residents abandoned around 612 BC. Residents moved to the city of Nineveh.

Persepolis, Iran
One of the largest ancient city and influential in world history. Persepolis was the capital of the Persian Empire. Persian empire was so big, they have four capital. Persepolis was built in 520 BC. The city is built with magnificent architecture and intricate. Decorated with silver and gold. High-quality sculpture sculptures are placed in each the remains. Persepolis and Alexander the Great conquered Persia fell. He set fire to this city to the ground. Now their remnants can still be enjoyed in Iran.

Stonehenge, England
Already hundreds of archaeologists trying to interpret what the meaning behind Stonehenge stone pile. But still, mystery still surrounds this symmetrical stone pile.

Mesa Verde, United States
On this hill, more than 600 holes like wells created by the Pueblo Indians or also known as Anasazi. They lived from 550 BC. They built stone house in the proof of this. The biggest house that was built to accommodate up to 250 people.
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Source: National Geographic

 

Jewels worth Rp 216 billion found in ditch

Jewels worth Rp 216 billion found in ditch
PARIS - Sewer generally a place for things dirty and worthless. But a sewer in Paris became the location of the hiding jewelry valued at 15.4 million pounds!

Collection of a set of expensive jewelry is found in the Paris police. Apparently, the jewelry was stolen from a famous boutique in Paris, Harry Winston. This boutique theft in 2008.

A total of 19 rings and three sets of earrings, including a set of earrings worth 14 million pounds, was found buried in a ditch near the house in the area of ​​Seine-Saint-Denis. Jewelry was inserted into the plastic container.

The house was owned by one person who is the Harry Winston boutique robbery suspect. A total of nine people robbed the boutique. Besides robbing jewelry, they also thrash collection luxury watches worth a total of 61 million pounds.

Robbery was one of the biggest robbery in the history of France. For Harry Winston boutique located in the most crowded shopping area in Paris, Champs-Elysees....



     
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Houses It Can Fly It's the Balloon!

Houses It Can Fly It's the Balloon!
CALIFORNIA - Still remember the cartoon movie Up! Pixar made ​​a few months ago? The film tells the story of parents and children who traveled to South America in a house that was flown by balloon.

The idea of ​​home that can be lifted by the balloon in this movie try to be realized by a team of National Geographic. Is it true that hundreds of balloons could lift a house with several people in it? Apparently you can!

Use the 300 helium balloons, they managed to lift a house as high as 10 thousand feet (or 10 level) for an hour. However, this raised house is not a real house, but the light house which consists of the board.

But this trial has been encouraging the crew. Executive producer Ben Bowie said, was pessimistic that the team can lift a house with 300 balloons. Eh it can and it shocked everyone.



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Oops .. A Dog So 'Witness' On A Trial


LONDON - Gloucester Court courtroom was broken by the laughter of the audience when the judge thanked the police dog for his arrest a thief. The dog, which is known named Shepherd Zak, bark-gong 'woof woof' as if to say 'together' for a thank-you judge the Julian Lambert.

John Davies, 35-year-old boy, was sentenced to prison for nine months in Gloucester District Court. He was found guilty after pleading trying to steal a bronze statue worth £ 3,000 (USD 42.7 million) at Cheltenham Park City in August.

A pair of young men hiding in the bushes and called the police to inform criminal acts being carried out by Davies. When knowing the arrival of the police, the man from Evesham, Worcs, had jumped a fence to escape. But, fortunately there is a direct Zak chasing and biting the ass Davies.

Gloucester Court courtroom, while half-whisper, lawyers told Judge Julian Lambert told about the heroic action of a German dog is eight years old. Smiling, Lambert gave congratulations to Zak. "Good. I hope gigitanmu very sick. Good, Zak," said Lambert.

The whole courtroom burst of laughter when Lambert thanked Zak. The courtroom was more boisterous when Zak replied thank the judge with a gong-gongannya. Woof woof

"That last bite before retiring Zak," Zak said the handler. (mirror.co.uk)

   
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