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British man becomes first person to visit all 201 countries... WITHOUT using a plane Graham Hughes, 33, used buses, taxis, trains and his own two feet to travel 160,000 miles in exactly 1,426 days - all on a shoestring of just $100 a week Yesterday he trudged into Juba, the capital of South Sudan, to end the epic journey that began in his hometown of Liverpool on New Year's Day 2009 Spent  four days 'in a leaky boat' to reach Cape Verde, was jailed for a week in Congo,  and was  'saved from Muslim fundamentalists  by a Filipino ladyboy ' His lowest point was when his sister, Nicole, died of cancer two years ago He says:  'I think I wanted to show that the world is not some big, scary place, but in fact is full of people who want to help you' By  MATT BLAKE PUBLISHED:  10:09 GMT, 27 November 2012  |  UPDATED:  16:11 GMT, 27 November 2012 Comments ( 266 ) Share If anything can be said about record-breaking globetrotter Graham Hughe

RASA MISTERIOASĂ care va salva omenirea de la APOCALIPSĂ. CIVILIZAȚIA lor a fost tot timpul pe TERRA, într-un loc UIMITOR Autor:    Roxana Roseti Una dintre cele mai controversate teorii privind sfârșitul lumii face referi la o rasă superioară, ce ar trăi în centrul Pământul, și care ar reprezenta salvarea omenirii din calea apocalipsei. Centrul Pământului este o sferă goală sau găzduieşte o rasă de oameni super inteligenţi? Este una dintre întrebările care au fascinat şi fascinează lumea, şi care stă la baza unora dintre cele mai interesante teorii ale conspiraţiei. Timp de secole, oamenii au crezut că Pământul este gol în centru, că miezul Terrei nu este o manta supraîncălzită care se roteşte în jurul unui nucleu de fier solid, ci o sferă goală, protejată de o crustă. În teoria care a gravitat în jurul acestei idei, important nu era cât de subţire era această crustă care acoperea sfera din centrul Pământului, ci ce se afla înăuntrul acesteia. Un MARE MISTER.

Larry Hagman star of Dallas dies at 81 Larry Hagman first performed as JR Ewing in 1978 and became its highest-paid star Continue reading the main story Related Stories Obituary: Larry Hagman Dallas revived for a new generation JR and Dallas make TV return Watch Larry Hagman, who spent more than a decade playing TV villain JR Ewing has died at the age of 81, his family says. Hagman, who had suffered from cancer and cirrhosis of the liver, died in hospital on Friday afternoon, according to a family statement. "Larry was back in his beloved Dallas, re-enacting the iconic role he loved most," said the family. "He was surrounded by loved ones." Long-time friend Linda Gray, who played Sue Ellen, was by his bedside. "Larry Hagman was my best friend for 35 years," said Ms Gray in a statement released by her agent. "He was the Pied Piper of life and brought joy to everyone he knew. He was creative, generous, funny, loving and ta

A man in Denver, Colorado videotaped a fast-moving UFO several times during November 2012. He sent the video to local news channel FOX31. FOX31 then sent their own camera crew to attempt to videotape the UFO, which had been appearing at the same location and time of day. The FOX31 cameras did succeed in capturing the object. It’s a mile high mystery in the skies over Denver. Strange objects caught on camera flying over the city and nobody can explain it. We first learned about these sightings when a metro area man, who does not want to be identified brought us his home video. He captured the images on his digital camera from a hilltop in Federal Heights looking south toward downtown Denver. He said, “The flying objects appear around noon or 1:00 p.m. at least a couple of times a week.” The strangest part is they are flying too fast to see with the naked eye, but when we slowed down the video, several UFOs appear. We altered the color contrast to make it easier to see. You c

Jesus was born years earlier than thought, claims Pope The entire Christian calendar is based on a miscalculation, the Pope has declared, as he claims in a new book that Jesus was born several years earlier than commonly believed. The Pope also weighs in on the debate over Christ's birthplace   Photo: Filippo Monteforte/AFP By  Nick Squires , Rome 4:02PM GMT 21 Nov 2012 1925 Comments The 'mistake' was made by a sixth century monk known as Dionysius Exiguus or in English Dennis the Small, the 85-year-old pontiff claims in the book 'Jesus of Nazareth: The Infancy Narratives', published on Wednesday. "The calculation of the beginning of our calendar – based on the birth of Jesus – was made by Dionysius Exiguus, who made a mistake in his calculations by several years,"  the Pope  writes in the book, which went on sale around the world with an initial print run of a million copies. "The actual date of Jesus