Sunday, October 31, 2010

Francisco Domingo Joaquim Man with the Widest Mouth

Do you know Francisco Domingo Joaquim? this man from angola breaks the records for the world's widest mouth on the new Guinness Book of Records 2011. his mouth is 6.69 inches wide and can fit in a Coca-Cola can sideways. can you imagine how wide is his mouth? The 20-year-old from Sambizanga in Angola has the unusual ability to fit an entire 330ml can of soda in his mouth, sideways.
Joaquim, also known as "Chiquinho", recently appeared on an Italian TV show where he amazed crowds by placing and removing a can of coke from his mouth 14 times in under a minute.

Known as “The Jaw of Awe”, Francisco is said to have shot to fame after showing off his ‘talent’ at local markets and football games.

The new record holder says it’s a “dream come true” to be featured in the new Guinness World Records 2011 book.

Here's several photos of Fransisco Domino Joaquim the Records holder for the World's Widest Mouth






Here's the Video of the man with the widest mouth, Fransisco Domino Joaquim.


Halloween Games for Kids Idea



Halloween games for kids, do you have a unique idea for your kids Halloween party? well here's several idea that you can try to make your child happy on this Halloween days. Indeed, there’s so much more to Halloween these days than simply trick-or-treating between the hours of 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. In the weeks leading up to Halloween, parties are held at schools, homes and places of worship. Children need to be kept occupied at these parties, and games are great way to hold their attention.

Trick-or-treat game
Fill a plastic pumpkin with papers with the words “trick” or “treat” on each one. Have the kids form a circle. If you don’t have a plastic pumpkin, use a basket. Each child picks out a piece of paper. If the paper says “treat” on it, the child gets a treat from a treat bag. If the paper says “trick” on it, have a list of easy tricks like standing on one leg for the count of 10 or rubbing your head and patting your tummy at the same time, a trick that must be performed in order to get a treat.

Pumpkin bowling
Recycle plastic beverage bottles into bowling pins. Add rocks or sand to the bottom of them to keep them from tipping too easily. Set 10 of them in the traditional bowling pin triangle, and have kids bowl small, round pumpkins into them.

Mummy wrapping
This is a common Halloween game for kids. Break kids up into teams of three or four. One kid is chosen as a mummy. The other kids must wrap the mummy completely from head to toe with a roll of toilet paper. The first team to completely cover their mummy (no skin or costume showing) wins. Use toilet paper made from recycled content for this game, and make sure that the toilet papers ends up in the recycling bin when the game is done.

Donuts on a string
This idea from Martha Stewart has donuts (some seasonal apple cider donuts would be great) on strings just above mouth level of participants. Kids need to eat the entire donut without touching it with anything but their mouths. First one to finish the entire donut wins.

Halloween freeze dance
Create a play list of Halloween songs that are age appropriate for kids. Songs like “Monster Mash” and the “Scooby Doo Theme Song” work well for younger kids. Have the kids dance to the music and when the music stops suddenly, the kids must freeze. Any kid who keeps moving is out, and the last dancer standing wins.

Whisper down the dark and scary lane
The traditional whisper down the lane game is easy to make a bit spookier. Start with an age-appropriate spooky sentence and whisper it into the ear of the first child. Each child then whispers it to the next until the last person says it out loud. It’s funny to see how the sentence has changed by the time it gets to the last person.

• A word about treat prizes. At Halloween time, kids get more candy than most parents would like them to eat in an entire year. Since your party will most likely include some sort of edible treats during the party, make any take-home prizes non-edible. Green Halloween has a list of party treats and favor ideas that go beyond candy

Bobbing for Apples
Supplies needed:
- A large metal or plastic tub
- At least one apple per player

Fill the tub with cold water and place all apples inside.
With their hands clasped behind their backs, children take turns trying to fish an apple out of the tub using only their teeth. Children can either all bob for apples together (the first one with an apple out wins! ) or individually ( the kid who gets an apple the quickest is the winner! ).

Eyeball Relay
Supplies needed:
- Ping pong ball for each team (painted like an eyeball)
- Spoon for each team

Divide children into teams. Give the first child on each team a spoon and a ping pong ball.
Set up the course to where they have to carry the "EYE" on the spoon and keep the eyeball balance on the spoon as they quickly walk or run down to the end of the course and come back. Hand off to the next child to perform the same task until all children have played on the team. First team done wins!
If however the eyeball falls off the spoon during their walk to and from the obstacle then that player must then return to the start line and begin again.

Halloween Corners Game
Supplies needed:
Halloween themed pictures (ie witch, bat, ghost and black cat)

This random Halloween game is always a lot of fun for kids and it is totally random who the winner is.
Stick up large pictures in the four corners of a room. Play some music and when it stops, each child runs to a corner ( if you have small numbers you can limit the number of children in each ).
The music operator without looking then calls out one corner or pulls a piece of paper from a hat and the image on the paper identifies which the corner is out of the game. Continue to play until there is one person left and they win a prize.

Make a Spiders Web
Supplies needed:
Different colored yarns and time (can take an hour or more to untangle).

Gather all the children round in a large circle and give them all a ball of wool each. Try to use different colored wool as this makes a much more interesting web. Get each child to tie the end of the wool loosely around their waist. When everyone is done, each person throws their ball of wool to anyone else in the circle, preferably all at the same time. They then put the wool around their waist and throw it to someone else. This carries on until they run out of wool.
To add a little spice, they can wrap the wool around legs, arms, etc. At the end what they have created is a massive multi colored spider’s web which they can’t get out of very easily. Hours of fun and entertainment and if you’re really lucky they will spend the next hour trying to free themselve


Saturday, October 30, 2010

Cheng Shiqun Woman With Eight Feet Long Hair

Cheng Shiqun, a beauty parlor owner in her 50s, displays her 2.5-meter-long hair, which she has kept for 16 years, at a park in southwest China's Chongqing municipality, March 30, 2009. It takes Cheng two hours to wash her unusually long hair and one hour to comb it.

Despite the extreme lengths Shiquin has gone to in order to achieve her long locks, she does not hold the record for the world's longest hair.

That title belongs to another Chinese woman - Xie Qiuping of Guangxi province. Her hair is a mind-boggling ten feet longer than Shiquin's, measuring 18.5ft in 2004. Well i wonder why there's many Chinese woman love to grow their hair so long.

Cheng Shiqun began growing her hair in 1973 at the age of 13.










Most Unique and Rarest Musical Instruments

Most Unique and Rarest Musical Instruments in the worlds, maybe you're not familiar this musical instrument below since they was the rarest musical instrument in the world, unlike a common musical instrument such as piano, guitar or drums, these music instrument below was played with a unique way and made from a unique material.

If you're looking for another unique shaped common musical instrument such as bizarre guitar shape or weird looking piano, so you can find it on our previous post on this blog.

Here's Top 15 Most Unique Musical Instrument in the World. Check this out.

Kalimbas


Kalimbas, also known as the thumb piano, Kalimbas is part of the family of percussion instruments. It is made of reed or tip, which then plucked with the thumb or fingers of people who play and vibration of the reed is then amplified through a hollow box resonator or a sound board to create music

Glass Harmonica


Glass harmonica is a set of glass bowls or cups, varying sizes, to produce musical tones by friction

Cucumber Phones


This is part of the vegetable orchestra from Vienna. Has the mouth of carrot, cucumber and red pepper body at the base to help project the sound. This orchestra does not throw food. When finished they brought him home and make soup.

Travel Didgeridoo


Didgeridoo is known as a wind instrument. Length about 1 to 4 feet. The longer the instrument, the lower the tone. In the journey can be dismantled and placed in a backpack.

Balloon Music


Ballon music made from an inflated balloon, and opened. The size of the balloon make a difference tones on ballon.

Anarchestra


These are instruments made of steel with other parts very little like the pieces of the mouth and tuning engines. You can make the whole ensemble with instruments and able to entertain the audience if you know how to play.

Fence Music


You can get the music by using metal or fence wire with a violin bow. Using cables like a violin string, you can hear sound coming from their resonance as they move backward and forward from the bow.

Musical Saw


This is done by using a handsaw. When placing a control point between your knees, you must use one hand to maintain control of others, while the curve of the blade inside, making a kind of "S". You can use a violin bow to pick and what is called the so-called point of "sweet", which is part of a flat knife. People who control the tone by moving the knife.

Cheese Drum Set


Each wheel of cheese is configured as a set of drums. Ukuranyang have different, unusual drum and sticks used to play. Depending on how they hit and where it will determine the resulting sound. Each type of cheese to produce various types of sounds, because the density of this type of cheese

Aeolian Harp


It is made of a wooden box with strings stretched across two boards. If you want to hear a voice that can be created with this tool, should be placed near open windows, so the wind could blow it. The rope can be made from different materials with same thickness of material and will produce the same tone or in a different tone levels. Wind strength will determine the type of sound we can hear.

Pegasus Piano


There are only fourteen of this piano available in this worlds. This is a very ergonomic curved keyboard. This piano has 88 unique keys, which can make 7 ¼ octave voice. The lid is set on a hydraulic system that allows the operator to control how much sound is projected from it.

Kazoo Instrument


Kazoo is known as a wind instrument. There is a vibrating mechanism that changes the sound of his players when voiced. You have to talk or sing to the device. They are made of steel or plastic

Riday T-91 Midi Controller


You can play this instrument like a keyboard. By using the model of all the fingers for 12 scales, 12 major scales, 12 scales and 12 minor blues scales. Move your hand to the right or left position back and forth in the instrument will help you produce the sound that you want.

Jaw Harp


This is known as the world's oldest music instrumentst. It is made of flexible metal or bamboo. This Instruments associated with the frame and placed in the mouth of the players. Will work if straight way of teeth, which, in turn, mouths will make a sound resonator. There should be enough room for the tongue vibrate freely. Cheek or lips is not no direct contact. Changing the shape of the mouth will change the tone and volume in accordance with the incoming and outgoing breath.

Weather Harp


It is made of marine plywood, goat skin, epoxy and mixed media. This tool is operated by the wind. It has 21 strings that come from the center. They will play 42 notes a string. There are two wind activated devices that produce sound. Metal cup will pluck the treble strings to produce chords, while the balance arm will pluck the strings to produce a bass tone.

Friday, October 29, 2010

Most Unique and Unusual Wedding Themes

Need a Unique and Unusual Wedding theme for your wedding ceremony? need a fresh idea to celebrate your most beautiful days? here's some of the most unique and unusual wedding themes ever. check it out, some of this wedding themes was previously posted on our blogs.

1. Naked Wedding Theme


Ellie Barton and Phil Hendicott decided to spend their wedding in their birthday suits. The pair of exhibitionist Aussies exchanged vows in front of 250 guests wearing nothing more than their wedding rings - and a bouquet of strategically-placed roses. Mrs. Ellie Hendicott wore a white, painted on "dress." The only thing she really wore besides the bouquet was a long white wedding veil. Phil Hendicott wore nothing but a black top hat to cover his manhood. The wedding ceremony was conducted in the morning, live on FM radio to hundreds of thousands of Australians

2. Bungee Jumping Wedding Theme


Jeroen and Sandra Kippers of Brussels, Belgium, were lifted on a platform by crane up 160 feet in the air for their wedding ceremony. They were joined by the officiant and about 20 guests. Another platform held the musicians. After the vows, they made it official by bungee-jumping over the side! The company behind the nutty nuptials – Marriage In The Sky – have been inundated with requests from couples desperate to fling themselves off the end of the aisle.

But the ultimate thrill-seekers' wedding doesn't have to end there – once the wedding party have all been lowered back to earth, guests can head skywards again – for a floating reception. Wedding guests are wowed with a three-course wedding breakfast – all while strapped in to the dining chairs. The cost for such a spectacular ceremony? Around £25,000., Check this Bizarre Bungee Jumping Wedding Themes for another picture of this unique wedding theme.

3. Bride with the Longest Dress


The bride from Guangzhou, China, set the world's longest bridal train record at 219 yards. The Chinese bride accented her gown with a train that was over 600 ft long and weighed over 220 lbs. Xie Qiyun had this photos taken in front of a hotel in Guangzhou, the capital of Guangdong Province on her special day. According to Guinness, the longest wedding dress train measured 1362 m [4468 ft 5.94 in] and was created by Andreas Evstratiou in Paphos, Cyprus, in February 2007

4. Wedding on T.J Maxx


Who doesn't get excited about the prospect of bagging a bargain? Bride Lisa Satayut decided to combine that feeling with her excitement over bagging her beau. Explaining that T.J. Maxx is her “happy place,” Satayut married Drew Ellis in the size 8 shoe aisle of a T.J. Maxx store in Mt. Pleasant, Mich. The bride — a self-proclaimed “'Maxxinista” — wore a strapless white chiffon gown, with long black gloves and bright green gladiator-style sandals. A widened aisle, vine-covered arch and white chairs with red bows highlighted the traditional ceremony that included string music, display-dodging cameramen — and curious shoppers who stopped bargain hunting long enough to watch.

5. 99,999 Roses Wedding Theme


Groom Xiao Wang spent a year's salary on buying 99,999 red roses for his bride, Xiao Liu, for their wedding conducted in Chongqing, central China, where the number 999 is considered to be a good luck omen. The couple, both 24 years old, needed 30 cars to take the flowers to the service. They advertised on the internet for car owners and for helpers to stick the flowers on the vehicles. The flowers themselves were flown in from the other side of the country. 'I remembered that Liu loved these special roses and the idea just grew and grew. It was worth it all just to see the look on her face when she saw the cars,' said groom Wang. Liu who met Wang while they were at University together added, 'I mentioned a year ago I would like a romantic wedding; I can't believe he remembered, but it was amazing.' The groom also donated 20% of the cost of the roses to charity to get even more good luck.

6. Married with Dead Boyfriend.


A heartbroken mother decided to "marry" her murdered fiancé in a hospital morgue. Irish father-of-two Kevin Lavelle, 29, was viciously battered with an iron bar in a gruesome gang attack while working away from home to raise money for his wedding to fiancée Michelle Thomas. The caring dad was attacked by nine louts and beaten to death as he returned to his lodgings in Banbury, Oxfordshire. But even death could not keep him and Michelle apart.

Despite her unbearable pain, Michelle organised a "wedding" in the morgue of Oxford's John Radcliffe Hospital, where Kevin lay dead. The touching ceremony - witnessed by close family and friends - was conducted by the hospital's Catholic priest who administered the last rites to Kevin. In front of an open coffin, the priest blessed the wedding rings that Michelle had bought specially for the service. Their two children, James, now five, and Megan, now four, went to their daddy's funeral wearing the clothes they would have worn to their parents' wedding. The priest asked Michelle if she would have taken Kevin to be her "lawful wedded husband" and she replied "I do." Kevin's dad Paddy placed a ring on Michelle's finger and a ring was placed on Kevin's finger as he lay in the coffin. See another unique wedding when a girls married her dead boyfriend after he dies for six years.

7. Shark Tank Wedding Theme


April Pignataro and Michael Curry of New York City got married in June 2010. The bride wore a white wetsuit and the groom wore a traditional black wetsuit as they climbed inside a 120,000 gallon shark tank to take their vows at Atlantis Marine World in Riverhead, N.Y. Both are experienced divers and were protected by a cage as sand sharks, nurse sharks, eels and a giant grouper circled around. They wore scuba gear and mikes that broadcasted their words to each other, as well as to friends and family. They said their “I dos” over a radio transmitter with an officiant who did not get in the tank.

8. Nascar Daytona 500 Wedding Theme


You don't have to be Dale Earnhardt Jr. to find love in the fast lane. Last Valentine's Day, 31 NASCAR-loving couples said “I do” at the Daytona International Speedway; thousands of fans, friends, and family looked on from the stands. The pair, Bryan Willey and Stacee Kennedy, even exchanged rings NASCAR-style: with tattoos. The track also offers nongroup wedding packages that include two race passes, a bottle of champagne, a notary public, and the option to hold your reception in a room overlooking the famous track.

9. Most Bridesmaids Wedding


Did you know that there's a Guinness World Record for the most bridesmaids in a wedding? One bride from Proctorville, Ohio, broke the record with more than 100 bridesmaids at her June 11, 2010 wedding. Jill Stapleton, who owns Jill's Tumble World, a dance school, asked her students -- all 110 of them -- to be her bridesmaids and walk down the aisle at her wedding. The bride asked each girl to choose her own dress for the wedding in either purple or teal, the school's colors. In lieu of bridesmaid bouquets, each bridesmaid carried a single rose. The previous record for the most bridesmaids in a wedding was 90

10. Bicycling Wedding Theme


A couple of bicycle lovers decided to tie the knot in a very unusual but healthy way: by riding bicycles all over the city, accompanied of course by their cyclist guests

11. Mini Marathon Wedding Theme


These snaps from January 2007 show grooms carrying their brides during a mini marathon celebrating the New Year in China's Hainan province. See More stories about Mini Marathon Wedding Theme.

12. Zero Gravitation Wedding Theme


A couple flew like Superman and floated upside down to say their wedding vows on Saturday, as Zero Gravity Corporation hosted the world's first-ever weightless wedding. Noah Fulmor and Erin Finnegan were married on June 20 among family and friends who were all on board ZERO-G's G-FORCE One, a specially modified Boeing 727

13. Body Modification Wedding Theme


Love or marriage are not about simple physical beauty and appearances, everybody’s free to do what he/she wants with his/her body so I just have to wish them a happy life… but I still don’t understand this passion of body modifications like tattoos, piercings and implants… – this guy has them all. look how this guy using an implants in his forehead to make it looks like a horn. not only that, but he also tattooed his inner lips, More Pictures of Body Modification Fans Wedding..

14. Gothic Wedding Theme


And these photos of a goth couple getting married in Russia did the trick. I’m sure they’re both nice people and I wish them a very happy marriage, but they scare the crap out of me. I mean she’s practically bald and makes Morticia look like a total babe, and he…Well, he looks like an elf on crack,More pictures of Gothic Wedding Theme

15. Superhero Wedding Theme


We'll go to attending the wedding ceremony of superman and wonderwoman oh yeah please don't forget to wear your superhero costume. such as spiderman, batman or whatever you want. More stories and Pictures about Superheroes Wedding Themes.

16. Star Wars Wedding Theme


the bride and groom use star wars costume on their wedding ceremony so here is the star wars marriage event.

17. Vampire Wedding Theme


Till Death do us Wedding, This Centipede King and Scorpion Queen uses the real centipede and Scorpions as their face ornaments. really scary wedding theme.

Well actually there's many more unique wedding themes that you can choose for your wedding ceremony.