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Kamis, 29 Maret 2012
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January 21, 1968 - A B-52G bomber carrying four thermonuclear bombs on board crashes in the Arctic Sea of North Star Bay near Thule Airbase. The search party finds the wreckage and three bombs. The fourth is missing...Present Day - The notorious Russian Mafia boss and weapons dealer, Yebievdenko, has a new toy for sale: an atom bomb. The CIA learns of his plans to sell it to a notorious Libyan dictator. The fear is that it will be used to in a terrorist attack against the USA as payback for the American involvement in the Libyan conflict.
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Selasa, 20 Maret 2012
Museum LEGO Exhibit
Today I experienced some of the most impressive LEGO brick creations I’ve ever seen. My kids, Dad, and I made a visit to the Fox Cities Children’s Museum in Appleton, Wisconsin. In addition to a wonderful set of permanent attractions which my kids throughly enjoyed, was a special exhibit by Nathan Sawaya called The Art of the Brick.I had been on Nathan’s Website, so I was already familiar with his work. However, the website images don’t begin to do justice to his amazing creations. Seeing this collection of sculptures and mosaics in person is somthing any true LEGO fan should not pass up given the opportunity. This exhibit is traveling to many locations throughout the country spending 2-3 months at each location. It is only in Appleton for 2 more weeks, so if you live in Wisconsin, your window of opportunity is closing quickly.
Below is a picture I took of my favorite piece, titled Reflection.
I was very impressed with how Nathan captured the ever changing contour of the human forms. His exhibit featured many human bodies and large hands. Below are three human form sculptures titled simply Yellow, Red, and Blue.
Overall, his selection of subject matter is intuging an imaginative. Nathan has captured emotion and feeling in his work. My dad commented that his work was real art, which I completely agree. I’ve been to LEGOLAND in Carlsbad, California and visited several other large LEGO displays (like the one in the Mall of America), but this work is in a league of its own.
One very large, unexpected item was a LEGO dinosaur skeloton. I didn’t see any pictures of it on Nathan’s website, and it was easily the largest sculpture on display at almost 20 feet long!
Twin Cities Brick eXpo 2008
This past Saturday, October 18th, was the first Twin Cities Brick eXpo (TCBX), and my first time displaying at a LEGO event. I attended BrickWorld 2008 this summer in Chicago, but did so with my family just to view the displays. Although, TCBX was smaller than BrickWorld, it included many different types of displays, offering a great cross section of LEGO projects.
The event was free and the number of visitors were not counted. The consensus was that we had at least a few hundred visitors and there was steady stream of people at my tables all day. It was mostly families and it was great to see so many kids pulling parents between items saying, ‘Wow, look at this!’
I only learned about TCBX about one week before the event from the Fascinating LEGO Model of the Day, and was very gracious that event organizer Stein Settergren was able to accommodate me with such short notice. I met members from TwinLUG and the Greater Midwest LEGO Train Club on Saturday for the first time and everyone was very friendly and welcoming.
The event was in Bloomington, Minnesota, which was about a 3 hour drive for me. After arriving and setting up my stuff, I took pictures of the other exhibits before the event opened to the public at 10am.
See Full Article for Pictures and More Details…
All pictures below link to larger versions.
I was particularly impressed with the collaborative project by TwinLUG titled Micropolis. I had seen a portion of this on display a month or two ago at the Mall of America LEGO Store, but it has grown larger since then, with 5 or 6 members contributing sections to this modular city. The micro-scale display is made up of 16×16 stud panels connected by technic pegs, using the same technique as the back of my LEGO Cat Birdhouse.
You can find more pictures and information about Micropolis on this Flickr Page.
Another display I enjoyed was a wonderful scale home model constructed by Dave Savage. Well, actually it is two models, both of Dave’s childhood home in Iowa built from his memories and family photos. He had a smaller 1 foot per stud version and a huge 2 studs per foot version on display. Both are designed to come apart in sections to expose the interior walls and other construction details.
The Micropolis display highlighted above included a micro-scale version of the Hall of Justice, but this wasn’t the only model of this building at TCBX. Also on display was an awesome minifig-scale version built by Roy Cook. Some of my favorite features of this model are the smooth stud-free look and the beautiful reflecting pool mosaic in front of the building. The mosaic pool is constructed of colored plates covered with clear plates which diffuse and blend the colors. This technique creates very convincing water reflection.
Another large model on display was beautiful minifig-scale gray cathedral built by Brian Kasprzyk. I was particularly impressed with the use of colored transparent bricks and plates as stained-glass windows. The cathedral also has gorgeous layered door and window archways and corner decorations.
You can find more pictures and information on Brian’s MOCPages.
Another item I wanted to highlight was the large lighthouse within The Greater Midwest LEGO Train Club layout. This model uses the same brick sculpting style I use in many of my models to achieve the round, tapered shape. It also has a wonderful balcony around the top and a working, rotating light.
You can find more pictures of the train layout in this Brickshelf Galery.
In addition to his contributions to Micropolis, TwinLUG member Garth Danielson also brought a large collection of diorama scenes. These creative models span a wide variety of different types of scenes and many tell a story with their intricate details.
Garth has a website where he features many of his LEGO creations, including many recent entries on his dioramas and Micropolis contributions. Check out the LEGO Category on his website to see more pictures and information on his work.
Also on display was huge battleship on a massive LEGO stand and many smaller military vehicles built by Daniel Siskind.
You can find more pictures and information on Dave’s creations on his website, Brickmainia.
Max Braun, who is also a contributor to Micropolis project, brought along a unique model of a large cretaceous ship. It was a very creative model that used the flexibility of large 2×1 brick walls (positioned flat) to create an protected inside cavity. Kids were definitely drawn to this model.
You can find more pictures of Max’s work on his MOCPages page.
Another huge layout at TCBX was the colonial port town built by Brian Kasprzyk. This project included tons of houses and hundreds (maybe thousands?) of minifigs. It was the kind of layout you could keep making laps around all day and still find new details each time. One of the details I really enjoyed was the boat being tossed by the water spout.
There was also a large DUPLO train on display by Judy and Bill Payne. I never realized there were DUPLO sets available in so many varied themes. This was a very unique and impressive setup.
Overall TBCX was a great day and I’m really glad I made the trip. Since I didn’t stay over night it was a long day (5am-10pm), but well worth it. Happily, my dad joined me for the trip to help set up, tear down, and keep me company. Thanks Dad! My only disappointment is that I live too far away to attend TwinLUG meetings, but I look forward to attending next year, hopefully to display again.
The little brick that could is featured with a special exhibition at The Stamford Museum & Nature Center, and with a special Connecticut Connection (Lego is made in CT), Lego® never looked so good. The exhibition titled Architecture of the Imagination: The Lure of the LEGO® Brick Featuring Nathan Sawaya: The Art of the Brick will be on view from Sunday, March 2, 2008 - Sunday, August 18, 2008.
Having captured the imagination of both children and adults, the LEGO® brick stands out as the most successful minimalist toy of all time. The Stamford Museum & Nature Center will explore this international phenomenon in an exciting, fun-filled exhibition that will prove, once more, that learning can be dynamic and fun.
RELATED PROGRAMS:
Artist in Action. Watch artist Nathan Sawaya at work on a new project
Sunday, June 29, 11:00 am – 4:30 pm.
Trainscape in Progress. Stop in on Saturdays during the run of the exhibition and you may see Bill Probert & Friends at work adding to the train layout. Visit the SM&NC website for full schedule.
Hands-On Corner. Bendel Mansion, Kids of all ages can create their own LEGO® masterpieces!
Mon.–Sat. 9:00 am – 5:00 pm , Sun 11:00 am – 5:00 pm.
HOURS:
Bendel Mansion & Galleries
Monday - Saturday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm;
Sunday, 11:00 am to 5:00 pm
ADMISSION:
Adults: $8 Seniors: $6
Students (over age 17): $6
Children (between 4 and 17) $4
Members - Free
Stamford residents: Free on Wednesdays
Children 3 and under: Free
Those holding bus passes or bus transfer tickets are admitted free.
Planetarium: adults $3, children (age 5 and up) $2.
Members are admitted free.
Observatory: adults $3, children $2.
Ages 5 and up.
Members are admitted free.
DIRECTIONS
Directions from I-95
South from NEW HAVEN:
Take Exit 7 - Follow exit ramp across Atlantic Street onto North State Street. At the 4th set of lights, take a RIGHT onto Washington Boulevard. Follow signs for Route 137. Continue on Washington Boulevard crossing Long Ridge Road, ending at High Ridge Road. Take a LEFT onto High Ridge Road (Route 137). Continue on High Ridge Road - Passing under the MERRITT PARKWAY. The Stamford Museum is located at High Ridge Road and Scofieldtown Road, 3/4 of a mile north of the Merritt Parkway .
North from NEW YORK:
Take Exit 7 - Turn LEFT at the 2nd traffic light onto Washington Boulevard. Continue on Washington Boulevard crossing Long Ridge Road, ending at High Ridge Road. Take a LEFT onto High Ridge Road (Route 137), and continue - crossing under the MERRITT PARKWAY. The Stamford Museum is located at High Ridge Road and Scofieldtown Road, 3/4 of a mile north of the Merritt Parkway .
From the MERRITT PARKWAY:
Coming from either direction - get off Exit 35, and turn LEFT at the end of the exit ramp onto High Ridge Road. Follow for 3/4 of a mile. The Stamford Museum is located at the junction of High Ridge Road and Scofieldtown Road.
From BEDFORD, SOUTH SALEM (NORTH):
Travel south on Route 137 into Connecticut. The Stamford Museum is located approximately 3 1/2 miles south of the New York state line at the junction of High Ridge Road (Route 137) and Scofieldtown Road.
From DANBURY:
Travel south on Route 7 to the MERRITT PARKWAY and follow the directions above..
BUSES ARE NOT ALLOWED ON THE MERRIT/HUTCHISON PARKWAY YOU MUST TAKE THE CONNECTICUT TURNPIKE (I-95) BUSES SHOULD ALLOW 20 EXTRA MINUTES FROM I-95
SM&NC, 39 Scofieldtown Road, Stamford, CT 06903
Phone: (203) 322-1646
http://www.stamfordmuseum.org/
The event was free and the number of visitors were not counted. The consensus was that we had at least a few hundred visitors and there was steady stream of people at my tables all day. It was mostly families and it was great to see so many kids pulling parents between items saying, ‘Wow, look at this!’
I only learned about TCBX about one week before the event from the Fascinating LEGO Model of the Day, and was very gracious that event organizer Stein Settergren was able to accommodate me with such short notice. I met members from TwinLUG and the Greater Midwest LEGO Train Club on Saturday for the first time and everyone was very friendly and welcoming.
The event was in Bloomington, Minnesota, which was about a 3 hour drive for me. After arriving and setting up my stuff, I took pictures of the other exhibits before the event opened to the public at 10am.
See Full Article for Pictures and More Details…
All pictures below link to larger versions.
I was particularly impressed with the collaborative project by TwinLUG titled Micropolis. I had seen a portion of this on display a month or two ago at the Mall of America LEGO Store, but it has grown larger since then, with 5 or 6 members contributing sections to this modular city. The micro-scale display is made up of 16×16 stud panels connected by technic pegs, using the same technique as the back of my LEGO Cat Birdhouse.
You can find more pictures and information about Micropolis on this Flickr Page.
Another display I enjoyed was a wonderful scale home model constructed by Dave Savage. Well, actually it is two models, both of Dave’s childhood home in Iowa built from his memories and family photos. He had a smaller 1 foot per stud version and a huge 2 studs per foot version on display. Both are designed to come apart in sections to expose the interior walls and other construction details.
The Micropolis display highlighted above included a micro-scale version of the Hall of Justice, but this wasn’t the only model of this building at TCBX. Also on display was an awesome minifig-scale version built by Roy Cook. Some of my favorite features of this model are the smooth stud-free look and the beautiful reflecting pool mosaic in front of the building. The mosaic pool is constructed of colored plates covered with clear plates which diffuse and blend the colors. This technique creates very convincing water reflection.
Another large model on display was beautiful minifig-scale gray cathedral built by Brian Kasprzyk. I was particularly impressed with the use of colored transparent bricks and plates as stained-glass windows. The cathedral also has gorgeous layered door and window archways and corner decorations.
You can find more pictures and information on Brian’s MOCPages.
Another item I wanted to highlight was the large lighthouse within The Greater Midwest LEGO Train Club layout. This model uses the same brick sculpting style I use in many of my models to achieve the round, tapered shape. It also has a wonderful balcony around the top and a working, rotating light.
You can find more pictures of the train layout in this Brickshelf Galery.
In addition to his contributions to Micropolis, TwinLUG member Garth Danielson also brought a large collection of diorama scenes. These creative models span a wide variety of different types of scenes and many tell a story with their intricate details.
Garth has a website where he features many of his LEGO creations, including many recent entries on his dioramas and Micropolis contributions. Check out the LEGO Category on his website to see more pictures and information on his work.
Also on display was huge battleship on a massive LEGO stand and many smaller military vehicles built by Daniel Siskind.
You can find more pictures and information on Dave’s creations on his website, Brickmainia.
Max Braun, who is also a contributor to Micropolis project, brought along a unique model of a large cretaceous ship. It was a very creative model that used the flexibility of large 2×1 brick walls (positioned flat) to create an protected inside cavity. Kids were definitely drawn to this model.
You can find more pictures of Max’s work on his MOCPages page.
Another huge layout at TCBX was the colonial port town built by Brian Kasprzyk. This project included tons of houses and hundreds (maybe thousands?) of minifigs. It was the kind of layout you could keep making laps around all day and still find new details each time. One of the details I really enjoyed was the boat being tossed by the water spout.
There was also a large DUPLO train on display by Judy and Bill Payne. I never realized there were DUPLO sets available in so many varied themes. This was a very unique and impressive setup.
Overall TBCX was a great day and I’m really glad I made the trip. Since I didn’t stay over night it was a long day (5am-10pm), but well worth it. Happily, my dad joined me for the trip to help set up, tear down, and keep me company. Thanks Dad! My only disappointment is that I live too far away to attend TwinLUG meetings, but I look forward to attending next year, hopefully to display again.
Lego Art Exhibit At The Stamford Museum & Nature Center
The little brick that could is featured with a special exhibition at The Stamford Museum & Nature Center, and with a special Connecticut Connection (Lego is made in CT), Lego® never looked so good. The exhibition titled Architecture of the Imagination: The Lure of the LEGO® Brick Featuring Nathan Sawaya: The Art of the Brick will be on view from Sunday, March 2, 2008 - Sunday, August 18, 2008.
Having captured the imagination of both children and adults, the LEGO® brick stands out as the most successful minimalist toy of all time. The Stamford Museum & Nature Center will explore this international phenomenon in an exciting, fun-filled exhibition that will prove, once more, that learning can be dynamic and fun.
RELATED PROGRAMS:
Artist in Action. Watch artist Nathan Sawaya at work on a new project
Sunday, June 29, 11:00 am – 4:30 pm.
Trainscape in Progress. Stop in on Saturdays during the run of the exhibition and you may see Bill Probert & Friends at work adding to the train layout. Visit the SM&NC website for full schedule.
Hands-On Corner. Bendel Mansion, Kids of all ages can create their own LEGO® masterpieces!
Mon.–Sat. 9:00 am – 5:00 pm , Sun 11:00 am – 5:00 pm.
HOURS:
Bendel Mansion & Galleries
Monday - Saturday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm;
Sunday, 11:00 am to 5:00 pm
ADMISSION:
Adults: $8 Seniors: $6
Students (over age 17): $6
Children (between 4 and 17) $4
Members - Free
Stamford residents: Free on Wednesdays
Children 3 and under: Free
Those holding bus passes or bus transfer tickets are admitted free.
Planetarium: adults $3, children (age 5 and up) $2.
Members are admitted free.
Observatory: adults $3, children $2.
Ages 5 and up.
Members are admitted free.
DIRECTIONS
Directions from I-95
South from NEW HAVEN:
Take Exit 7 - Follow exit ramp across Atlantic Street onto North State Street. At the 4th set of lights, take a RIGHT onto Washington Boulevard. Follow signs for Route 137. Continue on Washington Boulevard crossing Long Ridge Road, ending at High Ridge Road. Take a LEFT onto High Ridge Road (Route 137). Continue on High Ridge Road - Passing under the MERRITT PARKWAY. The Stamford Museum is located at High Ridge Road and Scofieldtown Road, 3/4 of a mile north of the Merritt Parkway .
North from NEW YORK:
Take Exit 7 - Turn LEFT at the 2nd traffic light onto Washington Boulevard. Continue on Washington Boulevard crossing Long Ridge Road, ending at High Ridge Road. Take a LEFT onto High Ridge Road (Route 137), and continue - crossing under the MERRITT PARKWAY. The Stamford Museum is located at High Ridge Road and Scofieldtown Road, 3/4 of a mile north of the Merritt Parkway .
From the MERRITT PARKWAY:
Coming from either direction - get off Exit 35, and turn LEFT at the end of the exit ramp onto High Ridge Road. Follow for 3/4 of a mile. The Stamford Museum is located at the junction of High Ridge Road and Scofieldtown Road.
From BEDFORD, SOUTH SALEM (NORTH):
Travel south on Route 137 into Connecticut. The Stamford Museum is located approximately 3 1/2 miles south of the New York state line at the junction of High Ridge Road (Route 137) and Scofieldtown Road.
From DANBURY:
Travel south on Route 7 to the MERRITT PARKWAY and follow the directions above..
BUSES ARE NOT ALLOWED ON THE MERRIT/HUTCHISON PARKWAY YOU MUST TAKE THE CONNECTICUT TURNPIKE (I-95) BUSES SHOULD ALLOW 20 EXTRA MINUTES FROM I-95
SM&NC, 39 Scofieldtown Road, Stamford, CT 06903
Phone: (203) 322-1646
http://www.stamfordmuseum.org/
19 Fakta Unik dan Aneh Tentang Kematian
- Praktek menguburkan orang mati mungkin dimulai 350.000 tahun lalu, sebagaimana dibuktikan oleh sebuah lubang sepanjang 45 kaki di Atapuerca, Spanyol, yang dipenuhi dengan fosil 27 hominid dari spesies Homo heidelbergensis, kemungkinan moyang Neanderthal dan manusia modern.
- Jangan pernah berputus asa: Ada sedikitnya 200 eufemisme untuk mati, termasuk “berada di dada Abraham,” dan”tidur dengan Tribbles” (Star Trek favorit).
- Tidak ada orang Amerika meninggal karena usia tua sejak 1951.
- Pemicu kematian di semua kasus, adalah kekurangan oksigen yang menyebabkan kekejangan otot, atau fase “agonal,” dari agon kata Yunani, atau kontes.
- Dalam waktu tiga hari setelah kematian, enzim-enzim yang dicerna setelah makan malam, akan mulai makan tubuh mayat. Ruptur sel menjadi makanan bakteri untuk hidup dalam usus, yang melepaskan gas berbahaya cukup untuk mengasapi tubuh dan memaksa mata menonjol keluar.
- Maka banyak cara daur ulang ditempuh: Kematian di Amerika deposit 827.060 galon pembalseman cairan formaldehida, metanol, dan etanol ke dalam tanah setiap tahun. Kremasi pompa dioxin, asam klorida, sulfur dioksida, dan karbon dioksida ke udara.
- Atau. . . Sebuah perusahaan Swedia, Promessa, membuat tubuh mayat beku-kering dalam nitrogen cair, melumat dengan getaran frekuensi tinggi. Mereka mengklaim ini penguburan “ekologis” akan terurai dalam 6 sampai 12 bulan.
- Zoroastrianisme di India meninggalkan tubuh orang mati untuk dikonsumsi oleh burung nasar.
- Burung bangkai sekarang sekarat mati setelah makan bangkai ternak tertutup dengan diklofenak, anti-inflamasi yang digunakan untuk meringankan demam pada ternak.
- Ratu Victoria bersikeras minta dikuburkan dengan jubah suaminya yang sudah lama meninggal, Pangeran Albert, dan gips tangannya.
- Di Madagaskar, keluarga menggali tulang saudaranya yang telah meninggal mereka melakukan parade di sekitar desa dalam upacara yang disebut famadihana. Sisanya kemudian dibungkus dalam sebuah kain kafan baru dan dimakamkan kembali. Kain kafan tua yang diberikan kepada pasangan yang baru menikah dan tidak memiliki anak untuk menutup tempat tidur perkawinan.
- Selama ekspansi kereta api di Mesir pada abad ke-19, perusahaan konstruksi menemukan mumi begitu banyak sehingga mereka menggunakannya sebagai bahan bakar lokomotif.
- Filosof Inggris, Francis Bacon, pendiri dari metode ilmiah, meninggal pada 1626 karena pneumonia setelah mengisi ayam dengan salju untuk melihat apakah dingin akan mempertahankannya.
- Karena organ terbentuk selama perkembangan embrio, maka beberapa sel harus melakukan bunuh diri. Tanpa kematian sel yang seperti diprogram, kita semua akan lahir dengan kaki berselaput seperti bebek.
- Pada tahun 1907 seorang dokter Massachusetts melakukan percobaan dengan ranjang yang dirancang khusus dan melaporkan bahwa tubuh manusia kehilangan 21 gram saat sekarat. Ini telah diterima secara luas sebagai fakta sejak itu.
- Di Eropa abad ke-19 ada begitu banyak bukti anekdot bahwa hidup orang dinyatakan meninggal keliru bahwa mayat tertuang dalam “rumah sakit untuk orang mati” sementara petugas menunggu tanda-tanda pembusukan.
- Delapan puluh persen orang di Amerika Serikat mati di rumah sakit.
- Lebih banyak orang bunuh diri di New York City daripada yang dibunuh.
- Diperkirakan bahwa 100 milyar orang telah tewas sejak manusia mulai ada.
10 Kuburan Aneh dan Unik di Dunia
Pekuburan Newgrage
Pekuburan yang letaknya di negara Irlandia ini adalah salah satu bangunan atau monumen pra sejarah yang paling impresif dan megah di dunia. Dibangun sekitar tahun 3300 sampai dengan 2900 sebelum masehi, makam misterius ini termasuk sangat besar. Luas bangunan berbentuk bulat seperti bungker ini memiliki luas 4046 meter persegi dengan tinggi 12 meter.
Pekuburan yang letaknya di negara Irlandia ini adalah salah satu bangunan atau monumen pra sejarah yang paling impresif dan megah di dunia. Dibangun sekitar tahun 3300 sampai dengan 2900 sebelum masehi, makam misterius ini termasuk sangat besar. Luas bangunan berbentuk bulat seperti bungker ini memiliki luas 4046 meter persegi dengan tinggi 12 meter.
Bangunan ini sebenarnya terdiri dari susunan batu-batu yang sangat rapi dan terdapat sejumlah peninggalan batu berukir megalitikum. Ini menunjukkan bahwa bangunan kokoh ini memang memiliki umur yang sangat tua, bahkan lebih tua dari piramida Giza dan Stonehenge.
Tana Toraja
Salah satu warisan kebudayaan yang dimiliki Indonesia yang sangat terkenal hingga ke luar negeri. Tana Toraja memiliki ritual pemakaman yang dianggap paling rumit di dunia. Upacara pemakamani itu disebut dengan Rambu Solo. Rambu Solo adalah sebuah upacara pemakaman secara adat yang mewajibkan keluarga yang almarhum membuat sebuah pesta sebagai tanda penghormatan terakhir pada mendiang yang telah pergi. Yang bikin rumit, adalah bahwa upacara Rambu Solo memiliki sejumlah tingkatan, tergantung pada strata sosial si mendiang dan keluarganya.
Tana Toraja
Salah satu warisan kebudayaan yang dimiliki Indonesia yang sangat terkenal hingga ke luar negeri. Tana Toraja memiliki ritual pemakaman yang dianggap paling rumit di dunia. Upacara pemakamani itu disebut dengan Rambu Solo. Rambu Solo adalah sebuah upacara pemakaman secara adat yang mewajibkan keluarga yang almarhum membuat sebuah pesta sebagai tanda penghormatan terakhir pada mendiang yang telah pergi. Yang bikin rumit, adalah bahwa upacara Rambu Solo memiliki sejumlah tingkatan, tergantung pada strata sosial si mendiang dan keluarganya.
Yang paling menarik adalah ketika tahap terakhir upacara Rambu Solo dimana jenazah dibawa ke sebuah tebing khusus untuk pemakaman. Biasanya jenazah disertai dengan patung simbolisasi penggambaran diri mendiang yang disebut dengan nama Tau-tau. Yang mengherankan adalah mayat yang disimpan di tebing tersebut hanya diletakkan saja dan ajaibnya tidak pernah tercium bau busuk yang merebak.
Westminster AbbeyWestminster Abbey adalah sebuah gereja gothic yang sangat terkenal di London. Secara bangunan gereja tersebut memang tidak seheboh dan semegah bangunan-bangunan kuno yang lain. Tapi yang membuat bangunan yang dibangun oleh Pendeta Benedictine pada abad ke-10 adalah siapa yang dimakamkan di sana. Westminster Abbey adalah tempat pemakaman para raja-raja Inggris dan bangsawan lainnya.
Pada perkembangannya, makam tersebut menjadi tempat terakhir bagi orang-orang besar Inggris lainnya seperti Geoffrey Chaucer, Charles Dickens, Thomas Hardy, Rudyard Kipling, Alfred Tennyson, Sir Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin, and Ernest Rutherford.
Giza Necropolis
Tak ada yang menandingi kompleks pemakaman yang paling megah, besar, luas, bahkan paling misterius di dunia selain Giza Necropolis. Kompleks pemakaman raja Mesir ini terdiri dari Piramida besar Giza, Piramida Khafre, Piramida Menkaure, Patung Sphinx, serta beberapa piramida-piramida kecil lain yang mengelilinginya.
Salah satu keajaiban dari pemakaman berbentuk segitiga unik ini adalah setelah diukur dengan benar oleh sejumlah ahli, maka piramida itu hanya memiliki margin error sebesar 58 milimeter!
Lembah Raja-Raja
Lembah Raja-Raja yang berada di Mesir menjadi sangat terkenal ketika pada tahun 1922, seorang ahli kebudayaan Mesir Howard Carter menemukan dan membuka makam Tutankhamen. Di sinilah merebak ’kutukan’ bagi mereka yang membuka makam tersebut. Maka satu per satu dari para penemu makam kuno itu mati dengan berbagai akibat.
Akibat ’kutukan’ itulah Lembah Raja-Raja menjadi sangat terkenal disamping juga penemuan yang didapat di sana sangat luar biasa, seperti topeng emas Raja Tut.
Catacomb of Paris
Agak susah menjabarkan apa arti dari catacomb, tapi bisa dimaknai sebagai lorong-lorong bawah tanah, kadang memiliki ruangan-ruangan tergantung kebutuhan untuk apa ruangan tersebut dibuat. Catacomb yang paling terkenal adalah yang terletak di kota Paris, Perancis.
Pada tahun 1700-an, kota Paris menderita semacam penyakit yang diakibatkan oleh pemakaman massal yang kurang tepat di pemakaman umum. Penguasa kota akhirnya memutuskan memindahkan semua tulang belulang itu ke dalam sejumlah lorong-lorong di kota Paris yang tidak terpakai.
Maka, jadilah tulang belulang beserta tengkorak tersebut diletakkan di sana dan disusun sedemikian rupa di dalam lorong-lorong tersebut. Yang menjadi luar biasa adalah lorong bawah tanah yang terpakai untuk menyusun tulang belulang itu adalah hingga mencapai panjang 300 km! Untuk menjaga keaslian ruangan yang penuh tulang belulang itu, pemerintah kota hanya mengizinkan membuka sedikit akses ke dalam Catacomb of Paris ini.
Tentara Terracotta
Mungkin temuan tentang keberadaan patung tentara China yang ini sampai saat ini masih belum tuntas penggaliannya. Pasukan terracotta yang menakjubkan itu sempat terkubur dan dilupakan oleh sejarah, dan baru ditemukan kembali pada tahun 1974. Penemunya adalah Yang Peiyan dan beberapa petani yang sedang menggarap lahan.
Temuan ini sontak membuka tabir misteri keberadaan makam kaisar Qin Shihuang yang merupakan kaisar pertama di China yang mempersatukan dataran China. Tentara Terracotta Cina ini berkekuatan 8.000 pasukan, dan yang paling unik, setiap patung unik dan dibuat satu per satu sehingga tidak ada gambar wajah patung yang sama. Pasukan itu dibuat untuk melindungi kaisar di alam baka.
Capuchin Catacombs of Palermo
Di daerah Palermo, Italia, terdapat sebuah biara yang cukup aneh dengan upacara pemakamannya. Para pendeta membangun ruangan bawah tanah yang diperuntukkan untuk pemakaman, dan uniknya pemakaman yang dimaksud bukan memendam jenazah ke dalam tanah, tapi dengan cara melakukan proses pembalseman seperti mummi yang kemudian mummi tersebut didandani dengan pakaian lengkap dan digantung pada dinding biara! Uniknya lagi, para mummi ini bisa berganti pakaian layaknya manusia yang masih hidup, bahkan mengikuti trend pula!
Upacara pemakaman seperti ini berlangsung mulai dari abad ke-16 sampai dengan abad ke-19. Dan yang berhak untuk dimakamkan dengan cara itu adalah hanyalah para orang yang dianggap terkemuka. Terakhir pada tahun 1800-an dimana mayat terakhir di-mummi-kan, sudah ada 8000 mummi yang menghuni di dalam biara tersebut.
Taj Mahal
Ini dia simbol dari sebuah rasa cinta yang agung. Selain sebagai perlambang cinta yang abadi, juga Taj Mahal bisa dianggap sebagai makam terindah yang pernah dibangun karena di dalamnya bersemayam makam Raja Shah Jahan dan permaisurinya yang sangat dia cintai, Mumtaz Mahal.
Bangunan ini merupakan simbol dari kebesaran dinasti Mughal yang sangat termasyur di India. Pada masa kekaisaran dinasti Mughal, India mencapai masa keemasannya, dan Taj Mahal adalah salah satu bukti kebesarannya. Selain membuktikan kekayaan dinasti Mughal (penggunaan batu marbel dan segala perniknya yang sangat detil menunjukkan besarnya kekayaan dinasti tersebut), juga keindahan arsitekturnya yang sangat menawan dan sangat simetris.
Kota Mati di Ossetia Utara, Rusia
Dari kejauhan, lembah ini dipenuhi oleh sejumlah gedung dan bangunan yang mirip dengan rumah batu, tidak jauh bedanya dengan desa-desa pada umumnya di Rusia. Namun, kalau diamati lebih teliti, ada yang janggal dengan bangunan-bangunan tersebut. Kalau kita intip ke dalam, barulah kita sadar bahwa bangunan itu isinya adalah tubuh manusia yang termumifikasi dengan pakaian yang lengkap.
Menurut kabar, pada abad ke-18, daerah Ossetia sedang mengalami wabah penyakit yang mematikan. Nah, para anggota keluarga yang terkena wabah tersebut akhirnya dikarantina dengan membuatkan bangunan yang khusus. Bangunan itu dirancang agar anggota keluarga yang sakit itu tidak bisa kemana-mana, hanya diberi lubang kecil saja untuk memasukkan makanan ke dalam ruangan tersebut. Tentu saja yang terjadi adalah kematian pelan-pelan karena tidak ada pertolongan yang memadai bagi si sakit.
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Toy may be children best friend, but when you talk about large museums that are filled with hundreds of thousands of toys – it is no more a child's play.
Reputed as the largest of its kind in the world, the Museum house over 100,000
toys, dolls and others fun collectibles. It has also entered Malaysia Book of Records as the first toy museum in the country and with the largest toy and figurine collection.
Passion for toys is where it all begins, says the proud owner Loh Lean Cheng of his collections. He was inspired with toys collection after visiting the London Toy and Model Museum at the age of 19.
For the past 30 years – Starting from the first toy that he bought in 1973 at 0.5 pound (Popeye), his collection just keeps on growing & growing. Today, almost everything that you ever think of (on toys) can be found here.
Reputed as the largest of its kind in the world, the Museum house over 100,000
toys, dolls and others fun collectibles. It has also entered Malaysia Book of Records as the first toy museum in the country and with the largest toy and figurine collection.
Passion for toys is where it all begins, says the proud owner Loh Lean Cheng of his collections. He was inspired with toys collection after visiting the London Toy and Model Museum at the age of 19.
For the past 30 years – Starting from the first toy that he bought in 1973 at 0.5 pound (Popeye), his collection just keeps on growing & growing. Today, almost everything that you ever think of (on toys) can be found here.
sumber :http://vettitube.com/wordpress/?p=12013
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