Mata kita... Melihat Kekuasaan-Nya.

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Cubalah.... Tenung 3 titik yang berada di tengah-tengah kalimah selama 10 saat,
Selepas itu alihkan pandangan ke dinding yang kosong.
Tcr Ain pun pada mulanya tak yakin. Setelah dicuba sendiri barulah tau apa yang berlaku. 

Allah Maha BESAR.

1. Korang nampak tak apa yang aku nampak...?

2. Emmm apa rahsia di sebalik "3 titik" tu yer...?

Fw: Best Underwater Photographs Of 2010

 --- On <b>Tue, 11/9/10, Deepak Punjabi;indigoblue2005@yahoo.com wrote:

This picture gallery showcases some of the year's best underwater photography as chosen by the judges of two major competitions - the Our World Under Water competition and the fourth annual Deep Indonesia International underwater photo competition. Prizes for the events were worth over $120,000 (£74,000). The two competitions attracted over 5,000 entries and winners were picked from 20 countries across the world.

"Underwater Sadness" by Ramon Dominguez - a sea turtle caught in a net in the Sea of Cortez, Mexico

  

A lonely diver traversing a cavernous underwater crack scooped the 2010 Deep Indonesia photography competition. The picture was taken by 45-year-old professional photographer Magnus Lundgren from Sweden as he was guided though the fissure in Thingvellir Lake, Iceland. 

 

Stephen Holinski of Canada took Gold in the compact cameras category for his picture of a mantis shrimp with eggs

 

Briton, John Hill, took the Silver award in the compact cameras category for his action-packed image taken from the heart of a school of silver coated jackfish. An amateur underwater photographer, he was diving off Sipadan Island in East Borneo, Malaysia during September 2009 as part of a year he spent travelling south-east Asia with his girlfriend, Jenny. Luckily for John his prize was a week eco-diving in Monado, Indonesia, so he will be heading back to south-east Asia in May 2011. 

Other award winning pictures included a dramatic picture of a leopard seal snapping its jaws directly at the lens of Bartosz Strozynski, landing him the gold award for animal behaviour. "I was playing with the seal," said 35 year-old Bartosz from Poznan in Poland. "They are curious and they do try to test you in the water. This one saw his reflection in my lens and must have thought I was another leopard seal. So she displayed her teeth as a warning."

 
David Barrio, 37, from Spain won Best in Show in the Our World Underwater competition for this haunting image of his girlfriend slowly rising through a cabin of a deep sea wreck off the coast of southern Gran Canaria.

  
Luc Eeckhaut of Belgium won Gold in the Macro Unrestricted category for his image, "Froggy and Shrimpfish", showing a frogfish and some shrimpfish in Indonesia

 
The competitions threw up other gems such as this picture by Lazaro Ruda of the United States, showing a male sea horse moments after he gave birth to his first born

"Inner Glow" by Ross Gudgeon - a jellyfish in Ningaloo Reef, Australia.

 "Thanks to Keri" by Michele Davino - a juvenile flying fish in Raja Ampat, Indonesia

"Struggle for freedom" by Karel Bernard - herring inside a net in the Baltic Sea

 "Leopard on ice" by Jonas Thormar - a leopard seal in Antarctic Peninsula

 

A stargazer in Blue Heron Bridge, Florida, by Keri Wilk

  
"Hitting Sailfish" by Alexander Safonov - a sailfish attacking schooling fish in Port St Johns, South Africa

 "Multitude" by Acevedo Eduardo - schooling catfish in Indonesia

Sand Tiger shark in a school of fish in North Carolina, by Jeremy Kozman

 

Lion fish with schooling glassfish in Red Sea, Egypt, by Amir Stern

 "Reflection" by Yigal Aharoni - lion fish in Red Sea, Egypt

 
Harlequin shrimp (Hymenocera elegans) in Tulamben, Bali, Indonesia, by Francesco de Marchi




"Women profile" by Adriano Morettin -soft coral and schooling bait fish under a pier in Raja Ampat Indonesia
"The boss and the gang" by Tamas Szabo - a lemon shark with pilot fish in Res Sea Egypt


"Schooling Jacks" by Maria Rivarola - a diver and schooling jackfish in Indonesia


"Blue Eyes" by Michael McEvoy - a moray eel in Indoenesia


A cowshark in Cape Town, South Africa, by Dennis Vandermeersch


"Untitled" by Jose Alejandro Alvarez - Sweetlips in unspecified location

FW:Young Taiwanese Woman Plans to Marry Herself.

30-year-old Chen Wei-yih is set to defy Asian perception of single independent women as failures, by marrying herself, on November 6.

The young Taiwanese from Taipei has been dreaming about getting married ever since she was just a little girl. Now that she's all grown up, she's ready to put on the traditional white dress and veil and finally tie the knot…with herself. Like many other Asian women, Chen Wei-yih focused most of her attention on her career and hasn't been able to find a suitable partner. While other girls go as far as stripping in public to find husbands, Chen decided it's more important to first love herself before she loves others, and asked her own hand in marriage.

The wedding ceremony is set to take place on November 6, when Chen Wei-yih will put on her wedding dress and go out for a gourmet meal with family members and 30 of her closest friends. After the wedding, Chen and her beloved self will leave on a romantic honeymoon to Autralia.

Chen-Wei-yih courage to challenge social perception in such an original way has inspired many, and her Facebook wall has been assaulted with messages of encouragement and appreciation, sent mostly by young Asian women like herself.

 

Hmm orangnya cantik juga... Rasanya lepas berita ni tersebar luas ramai pula lelaki akan tampil mencuba nasib. 

So... what say you?