10 World's Strangest Scholarships

1. Scholarships People Kidal

Because so many left-handed students, this scholarship is offered by Juanita College in Pennsylvania, is one of the most common scholarship and demand.

2. Scholarships National Ice Cream Shop

If you work in a few ice cream shop, you may be eligible for this scholarship. If you're lucky, your employer probably will recommend you, and you may take one of 17 $ 1,000 scholarships.

3. Patrick Kerr Skateboard Scholarship

Another unusual scholarship. These scholarships can bergna for people who have talent skateboard

4. Scholarships Strange Person Last Name

These scholarships usually presented by Loyola University in Chicago is given to students with last names of the most unusual, the best so far is the name of "Zolp"

5. Asthma Scholarship

It sounds very strange that you are allergic even to win a large number of scholarships. American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology primarily responsible for sponsoring this unique scholarship.

6. Stuck at Prom Scholarship Contest Duck Brand Duct Tape

This is an unusual contest held every year in the spring, where students make and wear formal clothes to compete for scholarship prize $ 2,500. The second and third prize is to get a scholarship of $ 1,000 and $ 500 respectively.

7. Online Poker Tournament Championship

If you are a champion in poker game, this is your golden opportunity to win a large amount as a gift for a scholarship.

8. Scholarship The Vegetarian

This scholarship is sponsored by the Vegetarian Resource Group is only for people with a habit of eating vegetables.

9. Top International Student Club Scholarship

High People now have the opportunity to grab some good scholarships. This scholarship is basically just a student that is high considering 5'10 "for female students and 6'2" for male students.

10. Scholarships accuracy predict the future

This scholarship is a bit different from what is called an award, this contest actually is for students interested in economics.Participants are required to 'buy and sell "future predictions just as one would buy the stock.

source: http://www.mypepito.info/2010/06/10-beasiswa-teraneh-di-dunia.html

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10 Most Beautiful Fish In The World

1. Mandarin Fish
There are 2 varieties of this species, namely Mandarinfish standards and Psychedelic Mandarin. The standard usually have a pattern and color better than the Psychedelic. It costs no more than $ 20 per head, but the problem was the food that is difficult to find.

2. Discus
This fish is a freshwater fish species which may be a freshwater fish of the most beautiful. The price is very expensive, puppies sekitar3 inches in length only between $ 50 - $ 80.

3. Lion Fish
This fish is also called zebrafish. Spine has a venom that is very painful and quite effective.

4. Moorish Idol
This fish is very difficult to be maintained with a standard aquarium, and also the exorbitant price tag that soared.

5. Koi
There are many color variations of koi fish (about 100an). Koi can have orange, red, white, golden, or black. Some koi enthusiasts willing to pay thousands of dollars for a koi only to find that rare koi color pattern.

6. Flame Angel
This fish memikiki close relationship with the Coral Beauty. Its just like the Coral Beauty, but nature does not 'seteguh' Coral Beauty.

7. Coral Beauty
This fish is relatively easy to maintain fish in the aquarium and can survive in both habitats.

8. Regal Tang
These fish belong to the surgeonfish family, which has a small blade of calcium that can be hidden in front of its tail fin. This small knife is used primarily for defense systems in the face of predators.

9. Parrot Fish
So named because the shape of bird beak-like mouth. This fish uses its mouth like a beak is to break down and eat the small invertebrates that live in the coral. Usually they will eat the whole-whole rock coral or sea sand and then chewing invertebrates that are in it, then discard the rest.

10. African Cichlids
Fish is pronounced as "Sick-Lids". This fish is found in three lakes in Africa: Malawi, Tanganyika, and Victoria. Species in Lake Victoria the number is less diverse and less colorful than others.They usually grow to 6-7 inches, with the exception of Frontosoa species, which can grow until 12-14 inches. These fish are freshwater fish that can be easily maintained in the home aquarium. In addition to Africa, there are also species of fish that live in the waters of the Amazon, but it was bigger and more aggressive than that in Africa.


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10 Strangest and most unique restaurant

1. Cannibalistic Restaurant (Japan) 

"Nyotaimori" which means the female body is one of the name plate in the Japanese restaurant that serves sushi sashimi dah in the dead woman's body. The bodies are made from food and placed on the operating table like in the hospital. Visitors can take the body anywhere. The body of the cut will bleed, just like pieces of human bodies. 

2 Toilet Restaurant (Taiwan) 

Marton Theme Restaurant, in Kaohsiung (Taiwan) to provide toilets for their customers feel. Decorating the room, and dining chairs that are used just like in the toilet. Tables made to look like a bathtub, and provided food placed on plates and bowls that are designed like a toilet seat. The food served here is not only delicious, but also gives the sensation itself for visitors. 

3. Restaurant in the Sky (Belgium) 

Dinner in the Sky is one of the restaurants in Brussels which provide food for 22 people. Of course, at an altitude of 150 feet!Places to eat in a special design to be lifted using a crane. Visitors are free to determine the location of the height of interest, as long as not to drop the fork and knife 

4. Dark Restaurant (Chinese) 

Restaurant darkness (maybe have a Dark Knight) is located in Beijing, China. All restaurant design really black. Visitors who came to be in between by a waiter who has been equipped with binoculars night to the table. Flashlights, mobile phones, watches prohibited in this area. Being unable to see the food eaten, the visitor is really measakan foods that have never previously eaten at this restaurant (hey.. Guys, if it turns out the food aneh2 ... we cannot see you know ..) 

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10 of Indonesia's Oldest Currency

10. Real Money Stone, Sumenep Sultanate (1730 AD) 

Kingdom Sumenep in Madura circulate currency derived from foreign monies then given a stamp bearing the Arabic reads 'sumanap' as a sign of approval. Sumenep royal money derived from the Spanish currency is also called real stone because of an irregular shape. Formerly these silver coins are circulating in Mexico who then circulated also in the Philippines (Spanish colony). In the country of origin of money is worth 8 reales mi. In addition to real money Mexico, Sumenep kingdom also use Dutch guilders money and money thaler Austria. 

9. Money Picis, Cirebon Sultanate (1710 AD) 

Sultan who ruled the kingdom of Cirebon never circulated currency that is entrusted to a Chinese manufacturing. Money tin is very thin and fragile is rectangular or circular hollow in the middle, called picis, made around the 17th century. Round hole no writing Chinese or Latin lettered inscription reads Cheribon. 

8. Money Jinggara, Kingdom of Gowa (16th century) 

In the Sulawesi region, namely South Sulawesi and Southeast Sulawesi, Buton stood and the kingdom of Gowa. Kingdom of Gowa never circulate currency and gold, called jingara, one issued in the name of Sultan Hasanuddin of Gowa king who ruled in the years 1653-1669. In addition, money and materials are also circulating a mixture of tin and copper, called kupa. 

7. Money Kasha Banten, Banten Sultanate (15th Century) 

The currency of the Sultanate of Banten was first made around 1550-1596 AD. Banten took the form of coins from the pattern of Chinese cash coin with a hole in the middle, with his trademark six terms in the middle hole (hexagonal). Inscription on the face at first in the Java language: "Prince Queen". But after mengakarnya Islam in Banten, replaced the Arabic inscription, "Prince Queen Ing Banten". There are several other types of currency printed by the Sultan-sultan of Banten, either from copper or of tin, like those found on lately. 

6. Money Kampua, Kingdom of Buton (14th century) 

Money that is very unique, called Kampua with this woven fabric is the only one that ever circulated in Indonesia. According to folklore Buton, Kampua first introduced by Bulawambona, the Queen of the kingdom of Buton the second, which memerintaha around XIV century. After the queen died, and then held a "market" as a warning sign for his services for Buton kingdom. On the person who sold the market place with the surrounding cemetery engambil Queen Bulawambona. When finished selling, the traders give a upetiyang put on the tomb, which will enter the kingdom of cash.How to sell it eventually became a tradition for the people of Buton, even until the year 1940. 

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10 Bridge Most Exotic and Horrible

1. Immortal Bridge (China) 

Mount Tai in Shandon Province of China have had cultural and religious values ​​for thousands of years. This is one of five sacred mountains of China and is associated with birth, and resurrection dawn. 

When you climb up the mountain you will find this ini.Jembatan Immortal Bridge consists of three large stone and several smaller ones. Below is a valley and the south is a chasm that seemed to appear unfounded. No one quite knows why the big batu2 fall and arranged to place at this time but it's very possible the natural stone bridge that has existed since the Ice Age 

2. Bridge Old Konitsa (Greece) 

This bridge seelama centuries in the river stretches Aoos Yunanu, full in the winter. If you look carefully to the right below the top of the bridge, you can see a small bell. The villagers say that when there is enough wind so that the bell was sounded, when it was too dangerous to cross the bridge 

3. Rope Bridge Carrick-a-Rede (Ireland) 

Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge is a rope suspension bridge near Ballintoy, County Antrim, Northern Ireland. The bridge connecting the mainland to the tiny Carrick Island. 

This site is owned and managed by the National Trust, covering two hundred feet and is thirty feet above the rocks below this ini.Hari this bridge into a tourist attraction, with 247,000 visitors in 2009. When there is wind on the bridge, this is really an experience that is tense, scary and challenging (if you're afraid of heights) but exhilarating 

4. Royal Gorge Bridge 

Royal Gorge Bridge is a tourist attraction near Canon City, Colorado, in a 360-hectare park. 

Bridge deck depending on the altitude of 955 feet (291 m) above the Arkansas River, and holds the record for the highest bridge in the world from 1929 until 2003, when defeated by Beipanjiang River Bridge in China. 

It is a suspension bridge with a main span of 938 feet (286 m). The bridge whose length is 1260 feet (384 m) and width of 18 feet (5.5 m), with wooden boards totaling 1292. The bridge is hung from the tower as high as 150 feet (46 m) 

5. Rope Bridge Inca (Inca Empire, Peru) 

Inca rope bridges were simple suspension bridges over valleys and canyons (pongos) to provide access for the Inca Empire.Bridges of this type suitable for use by the Inca people did not use the wheel transportation - limited traffic or pedestrian ternak.Jembatan guide is an integral part of the Inca road system and an example of technological innovation Inca empire. They are often used by runners Chasqui convey messages throughout wilaayah Inca Empire. 

Incas used natural fibers found in the local vegetation to build bridges. These fibers woven together so as to create a strong enough rope and reinforced with wood as a floor cable. Each section then attached to a pair of stone anchors on each side of the canyon with a large cable from woven grass material connecting the two poles together. 

Adding to this construction, two additional cables acted as a fence.The cable that supports the point-foot reinforced with woven branches. Multi-structure system that made the bridge is strong enough even to bring Spanish troops on horseback after they arrive. 

However, a large bridge was so heavy that they tend to degenerate in the middle, and this causes them to sway when it comes a strong wind. 

Part of the strength of the bridge and reliability comes from the fact that each cable is replaced every year by local residents as part of the ministry of "Mita" to the public or to such liability. 

In some cases, local farmers have the sole task of maintaining and repairing the bridge so that the Inca highway or road system can continue to function. The largest bridge of this kind exist in the Apurimac Canyon along the main road from northern Cuzco 

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