The New Veritas

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The New Mitsubishi Lancer

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Tuned Up Porsche

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Chevrolet Camaro

Production began on March 16 2009.LS and Lt models are powered by 3.6 litre engines.On April 1 2010,the Camaro won Car Of The Year Award.

Porsche 918 RSR

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Monday 23 January 2012

World's First Trillionaire!

Article By The Malaysian Insider.
A Malaysian businessman who claims descent from Javanese royalty has alleged that he has some €5 trillion (RM20 trillion) in savings, which would make him the world’s first trillionaire and the world’s richest man by far.Perak-born Kamal Ashnawi, who heads Sierra Petroleum Sdn Bhd, disclosed this at a press conference here yesterday where he showed reporters a copy of a bank statement from HSBC London, Utusan Malaysia reported today.The riches were inherited from the Combined International Collateral of the Global Debt Facility set up in 1875 by the world’s royal families, he claimed. Forbes magazine lists Mexican telco tycoon Carlos Slim Helú as the world’s richest man, with an estimated net worth of US$63.3 billion (RM196.5 billion) in 2011.Coming in a close second on the rich list is Microsoft founder Bill Gates, whose net worth is reported to be US$59 billion (RM182.3 billion). In comparison, Malaysia’s richest man, Ananda Krishnan, has a net worth of only US$9.6 billion (RM29.8 billion).

Climber Cuts Off His Own Hand!

Article By National Geographic News.
In April 2003 climber Aron Ralston entered Utah's Bluejohn Canyon only to become trapped when an 800-pound (360-kilogram) boulder shifted, crushed his hand, and pinned him to the canyon wall. For six days, Ralston struggled to free himself while warding off dehydration and hypothermia.Trapped and facing certain death, Ralston chose a final option that later made him an international sensation: Using a multitool, the climber cut off his right hand, then rappelled to freedom.Ralston has written an account of his experience, Between a Rock and a Hard Place(Atria Books), which arrives in bookstores this month. National Geographic Adventurerecently spoke with Ralston about his accident and lifesaving act.He said he gained this knowledge by disecting a sheeps eyeball in ninth grade!