The Jingling Spirit of Christmas

 

For those who celebrate Christmas (in whatever their way may be), the holiday tends to fill us with a sense of warmth and joy. Kindness, love, and goodwill towards men are the themes of the holiday season. These Christmas photos will give you a bit of a sneek peek of holiday goodness, with all of the glitz and glitter but also all of the warmth. Maybe you'll find a photo that sparks a special Christmas memory of your own.

A Small House Inside A Sewer

 

A Small House Inside A Sewer

Twenty-two years ago, a former dru* addict Miguel Restrepo (Miguel Restrepo) and his wife, Maria Garcia (Maria Garcia) from the Colombian town of Medellin were left homeless. They had no where to go for help, but they were not desperate. Over time, they made their home ... under sewer hatch. In their small home, there's a bed, a chair, a fan, a TV and even a room for Blackie - a small friendly dog. They are now a Happy couple and feel that they were lucky compared to other homeless people. Non $top Entertainment only at Funzug! Click to Join 4 Free!

The Production Of Expensive Shoes In India

 

The Production Of Expensive Shoes In India

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Dazzling Asha Saini Posing In Whites

 

Mr Singh International Contest

 

Competition to find Sikh cultural ambassador held in Amritsar, India Annual pageant to promote Sikh culture and traditions saw competitors from the UK, Canada and Australia audition Finalists in Mr Singh International Turban Pride compete in fitness, talent and attire but also have to show correct manners and knowledge of tradition Finalists in the annual Mr Singh International Turban Pride competition show off their posing skills and impressive chests during the 'physique round' of the grand finale of the annual pageant. The competition to become this year's Sikh cultural ambassador was fierce, with 26 finalists battling it out on stage in Amritsar, India. The pageant was set up in 2005 to fight back against stereotypes and promote Sikh culture and traditions. Body, mind and soul: The contestants had to show that they had the body as well as the mind to become cultural ambassadors for their faith Proud Sikhs: Some of the finalists in the grand finale of the Mr. Singh International Turban Pride 2012 take the stage in Amritsar Bulging muscles: Some of the contestants chose to go topless for the 'physique round' in order to score points with the judges This year saw young Sikhs from across the globe, including the UK, Canada, Mauritius and Australia, fly to India to audition for the pageant. The participants compete in four rounds; physique, traditional attire, royal attire and talent. Mr Singh International Turban Pride is organised by two religious outfits, the Akaal Purkh Ki Fauj (APKF) and Chief Khalsa Diwan, to inspire young Sikhs all over the world to be proud of their heritage. The selected 26 have gone through rigorous training before the final, including lessons in Gatka - Sikh martial art - and they are all expected to learn to dance Bhangra. Showing off: Finalists strike a pose during the 'physique round' of the competition held yesterday Incredible Mr Singh: A contestant shows off his impressive muscles in a bid to become Mr Singh of the year Eyes of steel: A competitor gives the crowd a fierce glance as he holds on to his blade APKF spokesperson Jaswinder Singh Jassi said that the participants should have knowledge about Sikhism and will also be judged on their basic etiquettes, including table manners. After a hard-fought race, Tejinder Singh was named the winner and happily posed on stage in traditional attire with with first runner-up Deepinder Singh and second runner-up Tarundeep Singh. Mr Singh Jassi said the competition has installed new pride in young Sikh men. He said: 'When we initiated Mr Singh International in 2005, it was a challenge, as all movies showed Sikhs as comical characters. Hey ladies: One of the 26 selected Mr Singh's flexes his muscles for the spectators Crowd pleasers: Contestant number two riled the spectators whilst contestant number nine gets down with it

Amazing Switzerland Railway Bridge

 

The Landwasser Viaduct (German: Landwasserviadukt) is a single track six-arched curved limestone railway viaduct. It spans the Landwasser River between Schmitten and Filisur, in the Canton of Graubünden, Switzerland. Designed by Alexander Acatos, it was built between 1901 and 1902 by Müller Zeerleder for the Rhaetian Railway, which still owns and uses it today. A signature structure of the World Heritage-listed Albula Railway, it is 65 metres (213 ft) high, 136 metres (446 ft) long, and one of its ramps exits straight into the Landwasser Tunnel. The Landwasser Viaduct has six arch spans 20 metres (66 ft) in width, resting on five high pillars. The railway line near the viaduct has a slope of 2 percent, and in plan a circular arc with a radius of 100 metres (330 ft). The southeastern abutment of the viaduct is located on a high cliff, and at that point, the tracks lead directly into the 216 metres (709 ft) long Landwasser Tunnel. The viaduct's masonry is approximately 9,200 cubic metres (320,000 cu ft) in volume and is jointed with limestone dolomite.

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