Best five perfumes in the world

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You should be amazed to smell these most expensive perfumes in the world. Famous and precious perfume called “liquid diamonds”. Although the price is as expensive as diamonds, remain fascinating the heart of the lovers of beauty. Nowadays what’s the perfumebrands are the most expensive perfume?. Here are top 10 list of the most expensive perfumes in the world:
10. Chanel No. 5 : $234 per 100 ml
Chanel No 5 was the first perfume launched by Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel of Paris. It has been sold countinuosly since 1921 the time when It was introduced. This perfume has been “the world’s most legendary fragrance,” and ranks on the top places in the perfume sales chart. This perfume remains one of the best seller perfume of the company till this time. It’s estimated by the company that every 30 seconds the perfume is sold. The speciality of this perfume is the artificial floral aldehyde composition that can last longer.

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9. Shalini Perfume: $900 a 2.2 oz bottle

Shalini perfume was created by Maurice Roucel. The creator was the perfumer of the Musc Ravageur, Iris Silver Mist, 24 Faubourg and Tocade series. All are the luxury perfumes. Shalini is fused with the deep luxurious aroma of sandalwood, musk, tuberose and vanilla. You can buy this luxurious perfume for $900 for a 2.2 oz bottle.

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8. Caron’s Poivre : $2000 per 2 ounces

The perfume come on a special package of amazing Baccarat bottle. The bottle is encrusted with Pristine crystal on white gold collar. The bottle reflects shine of sophistication. A 2 ounces of Caron’s Poivre in Baccarat bottle are sold for $2,000.

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7. Ralph Lauren Perfume Notorious: $3,540 per bottle

This perfume is one of the most expensive perfume ever launched (not to mention that It’s not because of the bottle only). It’s tagged for $3,540. The perfume is sold in special retail outlet, Harrods. You can be sure that this perfume is positioned as a perfume for ultra premium people. This perfume was best to be sprayed during Christmas time. The endorser of the perfume was the French Model, Laetitia Casta.

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6. Les Larmes Sacrées de Thebes of Baccarat: $ 6,800

As We know, Baccarat is previously famoud of become the producer of crystal-encrusted bottles to pack exclusive perfume. Baccarat step into the perfume business with the launch of Les Larmes Sacrées de Thebes. This perfume become a leap of successful of Baccarat in the perfume business.

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5. Jar Perfumes The Bolt of Lightning: $765 per ounce

JAR named after the creator’s initial, Joel A. Rosenthal, He’s a famous jewelry designer. The perfume give a heady and strong smell, It’s something to the odor of the air just after a bolt of lightning has cut through the atmosphere. This perfume is packaged is hand cut glass bottle. You can find this perfume is two selected boutique in Paris. The unusual aroma of the perfume is coming from the style of the creator, Joel A. Rosenthal.

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4. Joy Perfume From Jean Patou Perfume by Henri Alméras: US$800 (1 oz)

Joy is launched by Jean Patou and was designed by famous perfumer Henri Alméras in 1929. It’s created from a combination of jasmine and rose. 10,000 jasmine flowers along with 28 dozen of roses are needed to create 30ml of this perfumes, that’s way the selling price is very high. This perfume is considered greatest fragrance created especially in floral genre in the perfume business.

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3. Annick Goutal Perfume EAU D’hadrien: $1,500 for 3,4 ounces bottle

EAU D’hadrien was launched by Annick Goutal. She’s a famous perfume maker, renowned model as well as a pianist. She was doing extensive research on citrus fruits (like grapes and Sicilian lemons) and creating this perfume as a result of her research. This perfume is an outstanding perfume for a special person like you.

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2. Hermes Perfume 24 Faubourg : $1,500 for 1 oz bottle

The 24 Faubourg perfume was launched in 1995 by the Hermes International. It was designed by by Maurice Roucel and Bernard Bourjois. It’s packaged on 1 oz of St.Louis crystal bottle and sold for $1,500 each. This perfume has an image of luxurious and feminine. This is a limited perfume that just produced for 1000 bottles all over the world.

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1. Clive Christian Perfume: $215,000

This perfume is the top quality perfume in top quality bottle. You should be amazed with the price, but when you know that the bottle is a dazzling diamond that can be worth $215,000 (the same price of the perfume) you would understand. The perfume has a unique scent coming from the combination of jasmine, cardamom, carnation, lemon, bergamot and benzoin. Just 10 bottles of Clive Christian is produced all over the world.

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WHO FIRST UESD A POWERED DENTAL DRILL?

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WHO FIRST UESD A POWERED DENTAL DRILL?
The first powered dentist's drill was made by George washing-ton's dentist, john greenwood, who adapted his mother's spinning wheel with its foot treadle to rotate his instrument. Earlier dentists had operated their drills by means of bowstrings, a method which must have required skill, determination and physical stamina on the part of the dentist, as will as a great deal of courage from the patient. Later drills were operated by turning a handle at the side. In 1829 James nasmyth, the Scottish inventor of the steam hammer, used rotary power to improve the efficiency of the drill. A hand-operated drill with a flexible cable was patented by Charles merry, an American dentist in 1858; and George Harrington in 1864 a drill driven by a clockwork motor.

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Types of Women

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Types of Women



HARD-DISK Woman:

She remembers everything, FOREVER.


RAM Woman:

She forgets about you, the moment you turn her off.



WINDOWS Woman:

Everyone knows that she can't do a thing right, but no one can live without her.



EXCEL Woman:

They say she can do a lot of things but you mostly use her for your four basic needs.

SCREENSAVER Woman:

She is good for nothing but at least she is fun!

INTERNET Woman:

Difficult to access.



SERVER Woman:

Always busy when you need her.

MULTIMEDIA Woman:

She makes horrible things look beautiful.

CD-ROM Woman:

She is always faster and faster.

E-MAIL Woman:

Every ten things she says, eight are nonsense.


VIRUS Woman:

Also known as "WIFE"; when you are not expecting her, she comes, installs herself and uses all your resources. If you try to uninstall her you will lose something, if you don't try to uninstall her you will lose everything

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Save money on wedding dresses without sacrificing style

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Designer discount: dresses at Oxfam’s specialist bridal shop in Southampton

While the origins of Kate Middleton's wedding dress are shrouded in mystery, it's unlikely she bought it from a charity shop, Chinese factory outlet or bargain bucket sale.
Yet, according to experts, increasing numbers are spurning the traditional expensive dress. Instead, brides are turning to cut-price alternatives or DIY in the quest for a perfect look for their big day.

The typical cost of a UK wedding is more than £21,000, with the average dress making up £1,000 of that figure. But Lucy Elliott of budget wedding blog, The Chief Bridesmaid, believes leaner economic times have sparked a backlash against the "big fat wedding" extravagance of the noughties from brides-to-be.

"It feels like there's a general movement away from the over-the-top Wag-style weddings we saw five years ago," she says. "I wonder if brides have been deterred from huge, flashy extravaganzas by a combination of overkill on TV shows and the recent economic turmoil. Brides seem to be looking for simpler, more understated dresses. That means that dresses that are not necessarily traditional options are becoming a more attractive option."

Nicola Ray of Cheap Wedding Success, another blog, says: "The internet has opened up a world of choice for brides which wasn't as accessible even five or 10 years ago. Today we're seeing more and more people ordering online from suppliers in China or with other overseas options."

In such a tough environment, traditional bridal outfitters could be hard pressed to keep up, especially if they fail to justify a hefty price tag with high end products and good service, Ray believes.
"A £900 dress is a premium product and there can sometimes be a degree of snootiness from the staff in those shops," she says. "There will always be money around for the high-end dresses but if you are a middle-market wedding dress shop owner, with all the competition around at the moment you are going to struggle."
Elliott has not observed a big increase in buyers turning away from traditional bridal shops. But she says: "There seems to be a growing discontent around the treatment brides receive from wedding suppliers in general."
Ordering from abroad In recent years, websites have sprung up allowing brides to order cut-price dresses directly from factories in China. With dresses typically retailing for about £120, such suppliers can beat the prices in traditional bridal shops by hundreds if not thousands of pounds.
However, Nicola Ray sounds a note of caution. "There are some good reputable sellers, but there are a lot of bad ones out there as well. I haven't heard of people being scammed but sometimes the results have been disappointing."
As a precaution, brides should make sure they see fabric swatches if possible, Ray advises.

In addition Katie Fewings of online wedding magazine Ethical Weddings adds that the extremely low prices being charged for such a sophisticated product raise questions about the working conditions for the dresses' manufacture.

Sample sales According to Elliott, bargain sample sales have experienced a surge in popularity among cost-conscious brides. "Most commonly, brides who are trying to save money are still going to wedding dress shops but buying ex-shop sample dresses at big reductions, often around 70% of the retail price. This allows them to get the full 'wedding dress experience', but they are not having to bust their budgets in the process."
Brides are also increasingly opting for bridesmaids' dresses, which are low in price in comparison with traditional dresses, Elliott says.
Charity shops Fewings says charity shops are also becoming an increasingly fashionable choice among buyers in search of a bargain.
"A couple of years ago it didn't cross many brides' minds to buy their dress from a charity shop but now it's becoming a far more popular option," she says. "We're seeing a real trend in 'upcycling', where brides revamp a cheap secondhand dress."
Fusty fabrics and musty smells have been banished in the specialist bridal outlets that have sprung up around the country. On a visit to Oxfam's specialist bridal shop in Southampton, Guardian Money came across the odd yellowing veil and scuffed pair of shoes. But the dress collection was good quality, with prices typically between £150 and £300.
With some of the dresses coming straight from designer shows, sharp-eyed buyers should be able to uncover the odd gem. Money spotted one virtually unworn designer dress reduced to £250 from its original £1,800.
Volunteer shop assistant Krystyna Higginson says that the shop, which last year took £30,000 in revenue, has had a particularly busy six months. "We get people from all walks of life coming in from across the country," she says. "They want to give something to charity but save money at the same time. The dress has often only been worn once at a wedding or at a catwalk show but is hundreds less than it would be in a normal shop."
DIY Finally there is the option of making your own dress. But Gill Arnold, who runs bridal dressmaking courses in Solihull, warns that this is not a choice for the fainthearted.
"You do need a certain level of skill and plenty of time to make a wedding dress," she says. "It tends to be mothers of the brides who are coming on the courses, as opposed to the brides themselves."
Even if you only do part of the work yourself, the savings can be significant. Miriam Moules, 31, believes the handmade dress she is creating for her wedding in September will cost her no more than £100. Moules, an office temp, aims to buy the material and cut the patterns herself. She will then pass the bulk of the sewing on to a local seamstress before completing the embroidery herself.
She says: "I visited a couple of wedding dress shops with my friends and realised that I didn't want to go down that route myself. This allows me to do something a bit more creative and save money at the same time."

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Online poker sites shut down by FBI

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Jonathan Duhamel of Canada poses with prize money and bracelet after winning the World Series of Poker final in Las Vegas, November, 2010. Duhamel, 22, won $8.9m (£5.4m). Photograph: Steve Marcus/Reuters

For Mark Buchan, it was a bit of extra income to supplement his writing and teaching. Most people lose when they play poker online, but not this classics professor. On a good day, he says, he could make hundreds of dollars an hour from the comfort of his New York home.

But the FBI has ended his fun. A major crackdown on poker sites operating in the US has left British-born Buchan and many thousands of others with frozen gaming accounts.

Buchan noticed the action when he couldn't log on to his usual site. Popular sites – fulltiltpoker.com, pokerstars.com and absolutepoker.com – all have notices stating: "This domain name has been seized by the FBI." Buchan said: "Something had to happen at some point. But for them to do it like this was really, really surprising."

Gaming is, and always has been, a hot topic in the US. Sports betting online is illegal and last year David Carruthers, former chief executive of London's BetOnSports, was jailed for 33 months for "racketeering conspiracy".

Online poker seemed to inhabit a greyer area. Not any more. Preet Bharara, the US attorney for New York, has charged Raymond Bitar, Full Tilt's Ireland-based chief executive, and other online poker execs at rival sites, including Isle of Man-based PokerStars and Costa Rica's Absolute Poker, with bank fraud and money laundering. He followed it up with a civil suit seeking to recover $3bn (£1.8bn) in allegedly ill-gotten gains.

The defendants "concocted an elaborate criminal fraud scheme", said Bharara, "tricking" some US banks and "bribing" others to assure the continued flow of billions in illegal gambling profits. In their "zeal to circumvent the gambling laws", the defendants were flouting the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act, brought in by George Bush, and had engaged in massive money laundering and bank fraud, he said. "Foreign firms that choose to operate in the United States are not free to flout the laws they don't like simply because they can't bear to be parted from their profits," added Bharara.

In a statement, Full Tilt said: "Mr Bitar and Full Tilt Poker believe online poker is legal – a position also taken by some of the best legal minds in the United States. Full Tilt Poker is, and has always been committed to preserving the integrity of the game and abiding by the law."

Angry poker players – who argue that their game is one of skill, not luck, so it is not gambling – took to the web to express themselves. The attorney general's Wikipedia entry was changed: "Bharara is a naturalized American citizen who spends what little free time he has bullying the homeless on the streets on NYC. Furthermore, he is wasting time and money chasing down poker sites to compensate for his small genitalia," it read.

But for Buchan the game is over, online at least. He said other sites would step in and offer poker online in the US, even if it is illegal, but he would not be playing them.

Poker and gambling experts say two forces are driving the crackdown: morality and a desire to collect tax dollars. "Sure people are worried about the effects of online gambling," said Michael Burke, the author of Never Enough: One Lawyer's True Story of How He Gambled His Career Away. Burke, a self-decribed gambling addict, who lectures on gaming addiction, said he had noticed a huge increase in the numbers of people who want to talk about problems with online gambling. "The real issue the government has is that they don't know how to tax it," Burke added.

He said studies had shown that social isolation and the constant availability of online poker was creating a new generation of potential problem gamblers, lured by stories of fortunes to be made. The "myth", he said, was reinforced by the $8.5m Joe "the kid" Cada won at the 2009 World Series Poker championship. "What about the thousands of others who lost money?" said Burke. "A very small percentage of gamblers becomes addicted but it's still a very large number of people," he said. "I believe if it's legalised there will be real problems."

Mark Griffiths, professor of gaming studies at of Nottingham Trent University, said online gambling has specific problems: the frequency of opportunity, anonymity and "disinhibition" that people experience online can lead to a loss of control but, he added, online games are unlikely to present problems for the majority.

"There are severe alcoholics out there and nobody is suggesting we return to prohibition," said Buchan, the classics professor, who condeded: "I was playing a little too much anyway." He is writing a guide to the classics and a book on death bed love scenes. "Now I can get on with some work," he said.

Zipcode lottery

From day one, American colonists were split on their attitudes to gambling. Puritans in Massachusetts Bay outlawed the possession of cards, dice and gaming tables – along with dancing and singing. Over in Jamestown, settlers were setting up lotteries and wishing they'd invented the scratchcard.

A patchwork of regulations has since sprung up to cover the country and its attitudes. New Orleans became a legal gambling Mecca in the 1800s, but locals were not above lynching card sharps. Las Vegas began its rise in the 1930s, New Jersey's Atlantic City legalised casino gambling in 1978, and some native Americans were allowed to open casinos on their land in the 1980s.

The new battleground is online gambling – a "scourge on our society" according to Republican congressman Bob Goodlatte. George Bush passed legislation aimed at hampering it in 2006 but many states would like toit legalizse itd so they can impose taxes punters and firms.

The last crackdown on online betting came in 2006 and led to the jailing of several gaming executives, including the UK's David Carruthers

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DID YOU EVER THINK LIKE THIS

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DID YOU EVER THINK LIKE THIS





Do you know




a human body can bear only upto 45 Del (unit) of pain.


But at the time of giving birth, a woman feels upto 57 Del of Pain.


This is similar to 20 bones getting fractured at a time!!!!







LOVE your MOM...






Mother is always there when needed







THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PERSON ON THIS EARTH…


OUR BEST CRITIC …


YET OUR STRONGEST SUPPORTER…


"MOTHER"

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What is Health Insurance? ما هو التأمين الصحي؟

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What is Health Insurance? ما هو التأمين الصحي؟

What is health insurance and why do I need it? Health insurance protects you and your family from a financial hardship due to medical expenses in the untimely event that you are injured or become ill. There are four types of health insurance, you may need just one or you may need a combination to ensure you have the most insurance coverage possible. It is best to evaluate each type of insurance to obtain an accurate account of which type will best suit your needs.

ما هو التامين الصحى ولماذا أحتاجه؟ التأمين الصحي يحميك وأولادك من المشقات المادية الناتجة عن المصروفات الطبية في الأوقات الغير محددة التي تصاب فيها أو تمرض. وهناك أربعة أنواع من التأمين الصحي، قد تحتاج واحد منها فقط أو تحتاج مجموعة منها حتى تضمن التغطية التأمينية القصوى بقدر الإمكان. ومن الأفضل أن تقيم كل نوع من التأمينات حتى تحصل على القيمة الدقيقة لأفضل نوع يفي بإحتياجاتك.
Individual medical coverage is designed for people who do not receive this type of coverage through their employer or family. Medical supplement insurance is designed for the elderly who contribute to Medicare however, desire additional coverage to supplement expenses that Medicare won't cover.

والتغطية الطبية الشخصية مصممة للأشخاص الذين لا يتلقون هذا النوع من التغطية من خلال عملهم أو رب الأسرة. والتأمين الطبي للمكملات مصمم لكبار السن الذين ينتفعون من العناية الطبيه، ويرغبون في تغطية إضافية للمصروفات التي لا تغطيها العنايه الطبية

Hospital income insurance is intended to compliment your main health insurance program. This coverage provides a prearranged daily benefit amount for unforeseen expenditures that accompany extended hospital stays for a covered sickness or injury.

والتأمين على دخل المستشفى مصمم ليعضد برنامج تأمينك الصحي. وهذه التغطية تتزود كمية منفعة يومية مسبقة للنفقات التي تطرأ بسبب إطالة مدة الإقامة في المستشفي لعلاج المرض أو الإصابة.

The fourth type of health insurance coverage is disability insurance, which comes in three different forms. Disability insurance protects you in the event you become physically or mentally disabled due to an accident or illness. This type of insurance is designed to provide you with your living expenses if a disability prevents you from working or earning a living.

النوع الرابع من التغطية التأمينية الصحية هو التأمين على العجز، والذي يأتي بثلاثة أشكال مختلفة. والتأمين على العجز يحميك في حالة إذا ما أصبحت عاجزاً بدنياً أو عقلياً بسبب حادث أو مرض. وهذا النوع من التأمينات يهدف تزويدك بنفقات المعيشة إذا ما منعتك الإعاقة من العمل وكسب العيش.

Disability income insurance is used as a principal income substitution plan or as an enhancement to your income continuance or group disability plan. This plan is devised to keep you economically secure during hard times by paying monthly wages directly to you when you are unable to work. Mortgage disability income insurance is designed to protect your most precious possession, your home. This policy specifically provides you with money meet your mortgage obligation if you become totally disabled. Individual credit disability insurance will help you pay off loan payments in equal monthly installments. In the event that you become totally disabled this plan will make payments on your behalf directly to the financial institution

ويستخدم التأمين الصحي على العجز كدخل أساسي للخطة التعويضية أو كنوع من التعزيز لإستمرار الدخل أو مجمل الخطة ضد العجز. وهذه الخطة ترمي إلى أن تحفظك في حالة أمان إقتصادي خلال الفترات العصيبة وذلك عن طريق دفع الأجور الشهرية لك مباشرة عندما تفقد القدرة على العمل. والتأمين على الرهن العقاري يهدف الى حماية أعز الممتلكات لديك؛ ألا وهو منزلك. وهذه السياسة على وجه الخصوص تزودك بالمال لمقابلة إلتزامك بمصاريف الرهن العقاري إذا أصبحت عاجزاً بالكلية. والتأمين الشخصي ضد العجز سيساعدك على دفع دفعات القرض في تسويات شهرية متساوية. وفي حالة ما إذا أصبحت عاجزا بالكليه، ستساعدك هذه الخطة على تسديد الدفعات بالنيابة عنك للمؤسسة المالية مباشرة.

There are many things to consider when contemplating which type of insurance is most beneficial to you and how much coverage you really need. If you are working and receive insurance through your employer investigate how much coverage you are really provided in terms of health care. Then ask yourself the following series of questions:

وهناك العديد من الأمور التي ينبغي أن تضعها في الإعتبار عندما تفكر في أي نوع من التأمين أكثر نفعاً بالنسبة لك، وما هو حجم التغطية التي تحتاجها حقاً. فإذا كنت تعمل وتتلقى تأميناً خلال صاحب العمل، فافحص مقدار التغطية الحقيقية التي تتاح لك من ناحية العناية الصحية. ثم اسأل نفسك هذه السلسلة من الأسئلة:

Does it cover pre-existing conditions, genetic conditions, chronic or life threatening conditions? Does it just cover accidents that occur in the workplace? How much money will it shell out before it is considered at its limit? Will it cover the cost of transplants or long-term care? What about family members, how much coverage will your insurance plan provide them? Then think about your lifestyle. Do you drink or smoke? Is hypertension a family heirloom?

هل يغطي الحالات السابقة الوجود، والحالات الجينية، والمزمنة، أو الحالات التي تهدد الحياة؟ هل يغطي الحوادث التي تحدث داخل مكان العمل فقط؟ كم ستعطيك من المال كحد أقصى لهذا التأمين؟ هل سيغطي تكلفة زراعة الأعضاء أو العناية طويلة الأجل؟ وماذا عن أفراد الأسرة، كم حجم التغطية التي سيزودهم بها هذا التأمين؟ ثم فكر في أسلوب حياتك. هل تشرب الخمر أو تدخن؟ هل ورثت إرتفاع ضغط الدم؟

Are you at high-risk for diabetes, a heart attack or stroke? (life insurance) Are you accident-prone or do you often take unnecessary risks? (liability insurance) Do you work late hours and drive a considerable distance to and from work? Are you the primary breadwinner and if so how will the bills be paid if you are out of work due to an unforeseen disability caused by an accident? Consider all of these things then ask yourself if you and your family are adequately insured.

هل تجابه مرض السكر، أو النوبة أو السكتة القلبية؟ (تأمين على الحياة) هل أنت عرضة للحوادث أو هل تقوم بعمل مخاطر غير هامة؟ (تأمين في حالات الحوادث) هل تعمل حتى وقت متأخر وتقود عربتك لمسافة طويلة من وإلى العمل؟ هل أنت العائل الرئيسي، وإذا كان هذا هو الحال فكيف سيتم دفع الفواتير إذا خرجت عن العمل بسبب إعاقة غير متوقعة بسبب حادث ما؟ ضع في إعتبارك كل هذه الأمور، ثم بعدها اسأل نفسك هل أنت وعائلتك مُأمنين بصورة كافية.

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