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World Expo hosted by Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates, from 1 October 2021 to 31 March 2022. Originally scheduled for 20 October 2020 to 10 April 2021, it was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This is the first expo to be held in the Middle East, Africa and South Asia (MEASA) region.
Expo 2020 Dubai Suman Sahu Raship Jain
Hatta is well known for its dam. This extraordinary location is approximately one hour and forty minutes from the heart of Dubai, through magnificent desert dunes. The dam is located in the middle of the rocky mountains and its turquoise waters are a sight to behold. The Hatta Dam is the ideal escape for those who love nature and are tired of spending their time in Dubai staring at skyscrapers.
Golden Dubai - Arabian Desert
There are over 160 words for camel in Arabic alone.
Golden Dubai - Burj Khalifa Lake
The Dubai Fountain, located right next to the Dubai Mall, in the middle of Burj Khalifa Lake, was designed by WET Design, who also designed the Bellagio Fountain in Las Vegas
Golden Dubai - Burj Khalifa.
It took 22 million man-hours to complete the Burj Khalifa, the percentage of foreigners in the UAE is over 88%. Most foreigners in Dubai are construction workers from India, Bangladesh, and Pakistan.
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Golden Dubai
The percentage of foreigners in the UAE is over 88%. Most foreigners in Dubai are construction workers from India, Bangladesh, and Pakistan.
The art of capturing expression can be seen in cave paintings during 8000 BCE or old. Bhimbetka rock shelters feature prehistoric cave paintings, and the earliest is about 10,000 years old (c. 8,000 BCE). These cave paintings show early evidence of dance and hunting. Bhimbetka Rock Shelters are a series of natural rock shelters in the foothills of the Vindhya Range, central India. Some 28 miles (45 km) south of Bhopal, in west-central Madhya Pradesh state. Discovered in 1957, the complex consists of some 700 shelters and is one of India's largest repositories of prehistoric art.
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Composite Portraiture
"I love . I also love how you can combine multiple photographs into one."
Composite portraiture (also known as composite photographs) is a technique invented by Sir Francis Galton in the 1880s after a suggestion by Herbert Spencer for registering photographs of human faces on the two eyes to create an "average" photograph of all those in the photographed group.
Raven was a great archer. She fought brutal battles and won them all with her bow and arrow skills. One day when she was in action, she got into a fight that resulted in her losing one of her hands. Her right hand to be precise. The doctors amputated it, but Raven had another idea: replace the lost hand with a metal one so she could still fight for honor and justice in the world.
The earliest reference to the concept of a prosthesis goes back to 1200 BC. - Vishpala – who, in the Rig Veda (a sacred Indian text), is given the first prosthesis in recorded history, an iron leg. This becomes history’s first documented use of an artificial limb and sets it on course towards modernity more than thousand years ago!
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The Waterwall is a well-known landmark of Houston and is often used for picnics or concerts. The fountain has become one the most photographed spots in this city by itself with its beautiful portrayal on Instagram! On the night of September 23, 1987, former Oiler quarterback Dan Pastorini married Dena Kindred at a private ceremony at the wall. The wall was an "official sight" during the 1992 Republican National Convention. In 2001, the made-for-TV movie The Way She Moves was filmed in Houston and contained scenes shot in front of the Waterwall. The Bollywood song Dilbar Dilbar from the film Sirf Tum () was shot here. In 2013, the made-for-TV movie The Preacher's Mistress was filmed in Houston and contained a scene shot in front of the Waterwall. The 1992 Chuck Norris film Sidekicks had a portion filmed at the Waterwall. In 2012, an original site-specific performance, "Natural Acts in Artificial Water" by director/choreographer Stephan Koplowitz was performed
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The is on a mission to find out more about her ancestor and the origin of their powers.It was a breezy day and the warrior from the year 2077 was looking around Hampi for any trace of her ancestors. She looked at the sculpture which had been carved out of stone but found no hints as to who they were. The only thing she knew about them is that they existed in this time period between two-thousand years ago and now, but these sculptures did not provide anything more than that. With a heavy heart, she walked away with nothing accomplished and yet never stopped looking for clues along her journey back home.
Accounts of martial women were included in the Ramayana (ca. 500 BCE) and Mahabharata (ca. 400 BCE) In Hindu mythology, Chitrāngadā, wife of Arjuna, was the commander of her father's armies. Satyabhama was a warrior wife of the god Krishna who led an army against Narakasura; she was an archer and expert in wartime tactics. Shikhandini was a princess who learned "archery, martial arts, war-techniques" and fought to avenge herself for past wrongs in another life; she eventually became a man (through supernatural intervention). Kaikeyi was the wife of a king who drove his chariot in battle and saved his life.
There is a sculpture in Bala Krishna Temple at Hampi, India - Woman with a bow, an attendant removing a thorn from her foot. Early 16th-century C.E.
The temple was destroyed by the Mughals after the invasion but the idol is still on display in the state museum at Chennai, TN.
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