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The World's Fastest Train By China - CRH380A

The World's Fastest Train By China - CRH380A 

China on Saturday launched the world's fastest train service covering a distance of 1,068 kms at the average speed of 350 kms an hour. The distance between Wuhan in central China and Guangzhou in the country's south was covered by the high-speed train in two hours forty five minutes. The train reached a maximum speed of 394.2 km per hour during trail runs that begun on December 9. Officially, on Dec. 26 the world's fastest train will be open for traffic on high-speed railway Wuhan-Guangzhou – for the longest in the world and is a “record” is also on the speed. Distance more than a thousand kilometers to be covered in three hours at an average speed of 340 kilometers per hour.

The Wikileaks Office in Sweden

Julian Assange’s Bond Style Bunker – The Wikileaks Office in Sweden

The Wikileaks Headquarters has surprised everybody with its extraordinary location and conditions. Pionen – White Mountain designed by Albert France-Lanord Architects is housed in a former 1,200 sqm  Cold War bunker (originally built as a World War II bunker); an amazing location 30 meters down under the granite rocks of the Vita Berg Park in Stockholm. This could be the most strong and ‘wonderful’ office that’s established in the past ten years. 

 
The Wikileaks Headquarters has surprised everybody with its extraordinary location and conditions.

The Turkey-based Internethaber website posted pictures of the Wikileaks office near Stockholm. The office was constructed during the cold war, and reconstructed by the Pionen company in 2008. 




 

WikiLeaks is an international non-profit media organization that publishes submissions of otherwise unavailable documents from anonymous sources and leaks. Its website, launched in 2006, is run by The Sunshine Press.Within a year of its launch, the site claimed a database that had grown to more than 1.2 million documents.

The WikiLeaks website first appeared on the Internet in January 2007. The site claims to have been “founded by Chinese dissidents, journalists, mathematicians and start-up company technologists, from the US, Taiwan, Europe, Australia and South Africa”.The creators of WikiLeaks have not been formally identified.It has been represented in public since January 2007 by Julian Assange and others. Assange describes himself as a member of WikiLeaks’ advisory board. News reports in The Australian have called Assange the “founder of Wikileaks” 

Wikileaks Hosting

WikiLeaks describes itself as “an uncensorable system for untraceable mass document leaking”. WikiLeaks is hosted by PRQ, a Sweden-based company providing “highly secure, no-questions-asked hosting services.” PRQ is said to have “almost no information about its clientele and maintains few if any of its own logs.” The servers are spread around the world with the central server located in Sweden. Julian Assange has said that the servers are located in Sweden (and the other countries) “specifically because those nations offer legal protection to the disclosures made on the site”.  

10 sexiest buildings

Quadracci Pavilion, Absolute World Towers

Quadracci Pavilion, Milwaukee Museum of Modern Art; Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Its description lies somewhere between a glorious yacht, a graceful dove, and a modern dancer. Be sure to catch the Pavilion's Burke Brise Soleil at the beginning and end of the day when its wings open and close. Absolute World Towers; Mississauga, Canada: The supermodel of modern architecture, the twisting Mississauga towers have probably grown tired of hearing the compliments.

 

Sydney Opera House, Millau Viaduct

Sydney Opera House; Sydney, Australia: It was opened in the era of polyester and bad hair but this structure has always been timeless. Millau Viaduct (Viaduc de Millau); Millau, France: In a land where beauty is everywhere, the competition for the sexy title is fierce. Simple but stunning, this structure's clean lines and an intimidating scale only add its undeniable magnetism

Zwinger, Disney Concert Hall

Zwinger; Dresden, Germany: The oldest building on our list, Zwinger, which was heavily influenced by Versailles, was all but destroyed in the Second World War. Painstakingly restored, it was the building's power, imposing facade, and largesse that put it on our list. Walt Disney Concert Hall; Los Angeles, California: Now that the controversy has died down Angelenos can't imagine their city without the shimmering panels that gleam like diamonds in the strong California sun.

Sonneveld House, Casa Batlló

Sonneveld House; Rotterdam, The Netherlands: The strong, silent type, Sonneveld House was way ahead of its time when it was built in the early 30s. Aside from its clean lines and modernist design, the home also contained a bell system to contact household help, telephone system, and highly daring colour combinations. Casa Batlló; Barcelona, Spain: Gaudi's curvy masterpiece is made all the more amazing when one realizes this sensuous building was completed over 100 years ago

 Penang Bridge, Fallingwater
Penang Bridge (Jambatan Pulau Pinang); Malaysia: As slinky as a screen siren, this particular choice is almost more sculpture than bridge. Slithering across the water to connect the island of Penang with the Malaysian mainland, the bridge is also known for its annual marathon. Fallingwater; Mill Run, Pennsylvania: Having been featured on the cover of no less than Time magazine, Fallingwater remains just as mythic and legendary as its creator, the iconic Frank Lloyd Wright. Built for the Kaufman family of Kaufman's department store, the gutsy house is situated on top of a waterfall.