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What is Love? Sad But Beautiful [Animal Love Story]
Published September 22, 2009 Secret Diary Leave a CommentWhat is love? I guess that is how they came up with the term ‘Love Birds’.

Here his mate is injured and the condition is appalling.
Here he brings her food and attend her with love and compassion.

Brings her food but shocked with her death and try to move her.

Stand beside her and scream saddened of her death.

Finally aware that she would not return to him and she has departed, stands beside her body, sad and sorrow.

Photos of two birds are said to have been taken in the Republic of Ukraine
Caught in the crossfire: the forgotten casualties of war in Afghanistan
Published September 11, 2009 Secret Diary Leave a Comment
Shafiq, 6, lost his eye in an IED explosion in Helmand. Three of his playmates were killed in the blast.
Taken From: http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009/sep/06/forgotten-casualties-war-afghanistan/print
Some Afghans say foreign forces are as dangerous as Taliban
The stooped and withdrawn 18-year-old breathed painfully as he relived the day last month when shrapnel from a missile ripped through his lung and bowels.
It was 9am and he was out collecting fruit from his family’s trees in a village so small it is not included on most maps of Helmand province.
Although it was the day of the Afghan elections he, like everyone else in his neighbourhood, had no interest in voting in an area too insecure for polling stations to open. “I was just a few steps outside my front gate when about eight rockets landed,” he says, sitting in a hospital in the provincial capital of Helmand, bandages around his chest. “I was hit and ran into the house where women and children were yelling because a rocket had also landed on one of the rooms.”
Continue reading ‘Caught in the crossfire: the forgotten casualties of war in Afghanistan’
Haahahahaha…my all time fave aircraft….keren abis
Foxbats over Sinai
In March 71 four MiG-25’s were delivered to Egypt by Antonov AN-22 Cock transport aircraft, along with Soviet pilots and technicians. The first aircraft was re-assembled and flew from Cairo West airfield on 26 Mar 71 – on this test flight, which was monitored by Israeli and US intelligence services, the aircraft reached Mach 3.2 and 63,000ft. On the second test flight the aircraft reached 73,000ft, displaying a performance well in excess of the Israeli F-4 Phantom. It was initially thought that the Foxbat’s were the interceptor version, because at this time the existence of the Foxbat B was unknown.
On 10 Oct 71 two of the Foxbat’s made a high altitude run down the Mediterranean at Mach 2.5 only 17 miles of the coast of Israel – two IAF F-4’s attempted to intercept the Foxbat’s without success. On 6 Nov 71 a single Foxbat really embarrassed the IAF by flying directly over Sinai at Mach 2.5 and 75,000ft to take photographs of Israeli defensive positions in the Mitla Pass area. However, the IAF were waiting for the Foxbat and had 2 stripped down F-4E’s on standby armed with AIM-7E Sparrow missiles. The MiG 25 cruising at 76,00ft was attacked head-on by the two F-4’s in a ‘snap-up’ high-angle attack from 44,000ft. However, the attack failed because the proximity fuses on the AIM-7E missiles could not cope with the Mach 3 closing speed of the Foxbat and by the time they detonated the aircraft was out of their lethal radius. Nevertheless, it must have given the Foxbat pilot a rather unpleasant surprise when he saw the missiles hurtling up towards him!!
The second overflight occurred on 10 Mar 72 when 2 Foxbat’s again overflew Sinai at Mach 2.5 and 75,000ft, this time to photograph the Israeli airbase at Refidim near Bir Gafgafa. The final overflight of Sinai occurred on 16 May 72 when two Foxbat’s flew down the length of the western coast of Sinai from Port Said to Sharm el Sheikh photographing various Israeli defensive positions. However, the aircraft were always flown by Russian pilots and maintained by Russian technicians. Eventually, Egyptian President Anwar Sadat grew increasingly frustrated that the USSR would neither train Egyptian pilots to fly the Foxbat’s or actually sell the aircraft to Egypt. In Jul 72 Sadat gave the Soviet Union one week to either sell the Egyptians the aircraft or remove them and by 16 Jul 72 the Foxbat’s were back in Russia.
Towards the end of the 1973 Yom Kippur War on 22 Oct 73, with Egypt on the point of agreeing a cease fire, 4 Foxbat’s returned to Egypt and 2 aircraft then conducted a reconnaissance sortie along the Suez Canal. The evidence these aircraft collected, which confirmed the threat that General Sharon’s army on the west bank of the Suez Canal posed to the Egyptain 3rd Army, convinced Sadat to agree to a ceasefire.
A number of Foxbat’s were later again operated by Soviet pilots and groundcrew, again from the Cairo-West airfield in 1974, but concentrated their activity against US Naval activity in the eastern Mediterranean. President Sadat once boasted that a Foxbat had even overflown Tel Aviv, but this has never been confirmed. Sadat again grew tired of the Soviet presence, together with his lack of authority over the use of the Foxbats. The Foxbat’s were eventually flown back to Russia between 12-13 Sep 1975 aboard a number of Antonov 22 Cock transport aircraft.
A genius mouse and his stupid sidekick try to conquer the world each night
Pinky: “Gee Brain, what do you want to do tonight?”
The Brain: “The same thing we do every night, Pinky—try to take over the world!”
Begadang+puasa+putus rantai…hahahaha bener2 kombinasi yg hot bgt…..2 yg pertama bikin daya tahan tubuh lo turun dan yg terakhir, putus rantai in the middle of nowhere bener2 sport kardio tiada tanding ;(
Based on the first in a series of six novels by American author
Barry Eisler, Shiina Kippei plays a half-Japanese assassin named John Rain who’s forced to serve as bodyguard to the daughter of one of his victims (Hasegawa Kyoko) who is thought to hold the key to exposing high-level governmental corruption.
Rain is a former member of the U.S. Special Forces. While serving in Vietnam, he was betrayed by a man who later became the head of CIA operations in Tokyo, William Holtzer (Gary Oldman). With nowhere to run, Rain depends on a trustworthy former adversary and Keisatsucho (Japanese FBI) agent named Tatsu (Emoto Akira) when he needs guidance.
From Wikipedia
Sleep deprivation, having too little sleep, can be either chronic or acute. Long-term sleep deprivation causes death in lab animals. A chronic sleep-restricted state can cause fatigue, daytime sleepiness, clumsiness and weight gain.
Weight Gain????? macamnya aku jadi tambah kurus….meskipun belum sekuyus dulu. malahan ngembat putih telur ampe splastik asoi + toge + kacang ijo + tidur cukup + latihan beban yang bikin berat gw naek…..hhuuhuhu sedey….otot2 yg gw bentuk belakangan dah terurai lagi….gudbay otot2 di deltoid, pecs, trapesium, abs……. SALAH SENDIRI BRUR.
Padahal sebelonnya pinginnya buka baju aja….kakaakakka….
panas brur….bukan show off…kekekekekekkeke.
TIPS ni buat elo2 yg pingin badan atas/upper body keren…asal jangan kekurangan tidur dan makan gak teratur, entar loe pade capek aja…soalnya otot lo terurai lagi karena diambil tubuh.
bahu lebar dan kekar: latih anterior, posterior dan lateral deltoid + trapesium
dada/pecs kekar: latih pectoralis major dan pectoralis minor
perut/abs: latih abs muscle dengan cara crunch
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lagi donlot spy pake torrent….keren brur, ni summary-nya:
BBC – Spy (Complete)
XviD | MP3 | Parts: 10 | Part Size ~600MBSpy is fundamentally a documentary series that focuses on the psychological impact of what it takes to be a spy. For two months the recruits will undergo a comprehensive training programme which will push them to their psychological limit. Spy training will consist of tests, missions and challenges based entirely on those used by international intelligence agencies. The recruits will learn to rely on nobody but themselves.
The final mission for the 3 remaining spies is a impromptu business trip abroad where they are taken to an unknown destination, met by a ‘contact’ and given 2 days to complete their mission – obtaining photographs of information in their target’s hotel room. They must gain access to the documents, photograph the information and leave undetected. The spies will then meet with their contact again to hand over the information they have obtained. After they have completed their mission with varying degrees of success the recruits will fly back to the UK.
Ten hour-long episodes were originally produced. The show was then recut into a series of 15 half-hour episodes. Broadcasters in some markets air the original series, while broadcasters in other markets air the other.
Summaries published for the original ten episodes follow: Continue reading ‘Spy (BBC)’
Hmmmm…udah komplit brur
Rain Fall
Hard Rain
Rain Storm
Killing Rain
The Last Assassin
Requiem For An Assassin
Like I’ve always said, the enigmatic French La Legion Etranger (FFL) never fails to fascinate me…
No other military organization has the mystique of the French Foreign Legion. The men in white kepis have been glamorized on film, renowned for giving other men running from troubled pasts a chance for redemption, and revered for fighting till their last breath for their adopted homeland.
Running away….
For decades, thousands of men have done precisely that and embarked on a journey few ever take. Most however, enlist in the Legion not knowing what to expect.
9th Company is a gritty war film following the fates of a group of replacements (9th Company 345th VDV (Airborne) Regiment) in the final year of the the Russian war in Afghanistan. Based on a true story, the film follows the replacements from conscription thru boot camp and on to the battlefield where they receive their baptism of fire.
If you are a big fan of movies like “Platoon” and Full Metal Jacket”, then you’ll love “9th Company”.
This movie gives a very sobering account of the Soviet-Afghan war from the Russian point of view. It’s good to remember that western countries are the ones who funded and equiped the Afghan mujahedeen to fight against the Soviets. In those day these Afghan warriors were looked upon as brave and courageous. But sometimes history has a way of coming back and biting one on the back side. The current conflict in Afghanistan involves the U.S. and NATO up against fanatics similar to the ones the Soviets had to fight. It seems that the west created a monster and now the thing has turned on ‘em











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