birth and death dates: 31 January 1911 – 11 August 1996
Baba Vanga was a legendary blind clairvoyant and herbalist healer. She had many followers who were convinced that she was blessed with supernatural abilities; accurate psychic predictions of the future.
2010– World War III. War will begin in November 2010 and end in October 2014. Will begin as usual, then nuclear will be used initially, and then chemical weapons.
2011– As a result of the fallout of nuclear fallout in the northern hemisphere will not be any animals or vegetation. Then Muslims will wage war against chemical surviving Europeans.
2014– Most people will suffer skin cancer and other skin diseases (a consequence of chemical warfare).
According to TELL magazine edition of Monday, October 26, some unimaginable phenomena or otherwise amazing world records of different unbelievable achievements attained by men was stated in there.
Would anyone imagine how a man can lift an object above his head or even balance such on his head? There are certain feats that have thought could not happen that do happen. This events are one of the amazing world records up to this present moment.
1. John Evans
In 1999, the man called John Evans did the unthinkable when he carried and balanced a 352 pound car on his head. The vehicle did not fall from his head for more than 30 seconds. He actually did this for 33 seconds.
Did a blind Bulgarian mystic predict the election of Barack Obama and the rise of ISIS? Her prophecies for the future are chilling.
A blind psychic who has been credited with predicting the 9/11 terror attacks and the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami may have warned of the rise of ISIS decades ago and also made dire predictions for 2016 and beyond.
Baba Vanga, a Bulgarian clairvoyant, made a chilling prophecy warning of an invasion of Europe by Muslim extremists in 2016.
She foresaw a “great Muslim war” which would begin with the Arab Spring in 2010, play out in Syria and end with the establishment of a caliphate by 2043 with Rome at its epicentre.
She was known as ‘Nostradamus from the Balkans‘ due to her reputed 85 per cent success rate. News.com.au reveals that Vanga, who died in 1996 aged 85, reportedly made hundreds of predictions in her 50-year career. According to Vanga, Europe will “cease to exist” by the end of next year following the systematic elimination of entire populations, leaving the continent “almost empty”, a “wasteland almost entirely devoid of any form of life”.
The mystic allegedly warned of climate change and the polar ice caps melting as far back as the 1950s. And her followers believe she predicted the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami after warning of a “huge wave” that would descend on a “big coast, covering people and towns and (causing) everything to disappear under the water”.
Baba Vanga, who died in 1996 aged 85, warned of the rise of ISIS in 2016.
She also warned of melting polar ice caps and rising sea temperatures in the 1950s, decades before global warming was established.
But Vagna’s chilling prediction of a “great Muslim war” has sent believers into a frenzy as savage attacks by ISIS increase.
According Vanga, Europe as we know it will “cease to exist” by the end of next year after being invaded, with jihadis systematically eradicating entire populations.
She predicted the continent would be left “almost empty,” becoming a “wasteland almost entirely devoid of any form of life.”
Baba Vanga’s prophecies that came true?
Global warming and the 2004 Tsunami.
“Cold regions will become warm … and volcanoes will awaken. A huge wave will cover a big coast covered with people and towns, and everything will disappear beneath the water, everything will melt, just like ice.”
The September 11, 2001 terrorist attack on New York’s Twin Towers.
“Horror, horror! The American brethren will fall after being attacked by the steel birds. The wolves will be howling in a bush and innocent blood will gush.”
The prophet Baba Vanga
The sinking of Russian nuclear submarine the Kursk in 2000.
“At the turn of the century, in August of 1999 or 2000, Kursk will be covered with water, and the whole world will be weeping over it.”
The election of Barack Obama.
Vanga reportedly correctly predicted that the 44th president of the United States would be African American. However, she also stated that he would be the “last US president”.
The evil death cult has infiltrated countries all over the world including Nigeria where its affiliate Boko Haram continues its campaign of murder.
Earlier this year ISIS also released a map showing the areas it intends to dominate in the next five years.
The menacing image highlights areas the brutal terror organisation plans to seize by 2020, including Spain and all of West Africa including Nigeria.
There is nothing better than a destination that exceeds your expectations. Indeed, when traveling, a lot of fun based on expectations.
Most Overrated Tourist Attractions
Yahoo Travel Asked the experts polled Reddit users, and checked TripAdvisor to see tourist attractions qui are the worst.
I remember the day I saw the Great Wall of China for the first time 10 years ago. Certainly, the main entrance was overflowing with tourists at Badaling. It was not yet the time of selfies sticks, suddenly, tons of people were going on disposable cameras and asked to every staircase along the wall. The sellers were trying to foist snow balls, magnets, balloons and stuffed animals like pandas and refreshments were disgusting and too expensive. Despite all that, the wall had a good all great. This wonder was beyond my expectations. It can not be said of all the tourist traps.
We all know places that we consider overrated. I was so disappointed by the Leaning Tower I warn all those who go to Italy to simply use Photoshop to get a picture of them in front of the Tower of Pisa rather than bother to take the train to get there.
The term tourist trap immediately a negative connotation, but in truth some are really charming. And others not.
We inquired with Reddit and other travelers to have their opinion on the most overrated tourist destinations. We then filled with our own experts and TripAdvisor to confirm the information.
Stonehenge, Wiltshire, England
The prehistoric monument is perhaps one of the most famous tourist destinations in the world. It is said that this mysterious place was perhaps a burial site, an astrological temple or the work of aliens. It dates back to over 3000 years BC C.-. and more than 1.3 million visited Stonehenge in 2014.
The mystery of Stonehenge is part of the attraction of the site. The crowds, they are less excited. (Photo: Thinkstock)
"My husband spent three months traveling through Europe, and according to him, Stonehenge in the UK was the most overrated of the trip instead. The journey was long and impractical, the site small and not very impressive. " - Elle241 Reddit
"I have never met anyone who was not disappointed with Stonehenge.It's even worse today because it is no longer possible to go among the stones as I did as a child. The impression I have of Stonehenge is that of an amateur ersatz of a beautiful tourist attraction. " - VikingMen, TripAdvisor
"What's all this hype about Stonehenge. We struggled to get there and when we arrived, a million tourists got off their buses and began to turn in circles ". - LadyElle000, TripAdvisor
The Mall of America, Bloomington, Minnesota
Each year, the largest US mall hosts over 40 million visitors from around the world.
For some, it is a must-see tourist site. For others, it is simply a mall again. (Photo: AP)
"The Mall of America ... Lord, why ???? But why ???? ". - Darius_Banner, Reddit
"Big disappointment. There is nothing to do unless you want to make attractions. Everything is too expensive. " - Wendy1974, TripAdvisor
"Elbows elbows. Argh. Who needs to go shopping at this point? There were too many people and too much noise. It's not my thing ". - Travellingmom333, TripAdvisor
La Boca, Buenos Aires, Argentina
This colorful neighborhood of Buenos Aires attracts tourists from around the world to take tango classes and photograph Crayola colored houses.
La Boca is good for Instagram, but watch your wallet. (Photo: Thinkstock)
"We find the colourful houses on the covers of all the tourist guides but it is simply an artificial street that was painted to attract tourists. Very disappointing! "- Forty-Niner, Reddit
"We spent a day in La Boca and it was a horrible experience. Do not bother. It's just a tourist trap with some colourful houses. In addition, bars and restaurants are ripping you. " - Startec, TripAdvisor
"It's really very touristy. Everything looks fake. My friends got mugged in the middle of the afternoon a block from the main tourist area. The buildings are quaint and colorful but it is really superficial ". - GoLisa, TripAdvisor
The Temple of the Golden Pavilion, Kyoto, Japan
The Kinkaku-ji Temple is a Zen Buddhist temple. This is one of the most tourist attractions of Japan and is one of the most photographed places in the world.
Government leaders are still a small photo in front of the temple. (Photo: AP)
"The structure itself is rather unremarkable and its only appeal is to be covered in gold leaf on the top two levels." - ShanghaiMac, TripAdvisor
"It does not worth to bother. While the lodge is beautiful but we did not even manage to get a picture because of the crowd. You can not enter the lodge so we can observe at the other end of the lake before going to walk around. " - ReginaldSLin, TripAdvisor
The Blue Mosque, Istanbul, Turkey
The Blue Mosque built in the 17 th century is a must during a sightseeing trip to Istanbul. It was built during the reign of the young Sultan Ahmet
"She is beautiful but not more than the others I have seen mosques in Istanbul and that attract far fewer visitors." - ThisWasMySistersIdea, Reddit
"The building is beautiful, the team is very rude and this has had an impact on my trip to Istanbul. The carpet stank and it was disgusting to walk barefoot on the big carpet that covers the floor inside the mosque. " treko79, TripAdvisor
The Manneken Pis, Brussels, Belgium
The Manneken Pis is a young cherub urinating into the fountain. For some, this sculpture of the 17 th century is a beautiful work of art. For others, it's definitely not worth the shot.
At any time, there is always at least 150 tourists around the Manneken Pis. (Photo: AP)
"When you finally end up seeing the famous monument, your first reaction is: That's all?" .- HappySeizure, Reddit
"It's nothing fancy or spectacular, and the fact that it is THE monument to see in Brussels says a lot about the whole city." - Travelingwithmax, TripAdvisor
"Very crowded and reputation for thieves! Be careful or better yet, do not go! ". - YvonneP, TripAdvisor
The Hollywood Walk of Fame, Hollywood, California.
The Walk of Fame spans 15 blocks from Hollywood Boulevard and stars pay homage to the biggest celebrities of Hollywood.
You might bump into Daniel Radcliffe. Or you might come across the drug. (Photo: AP)
"Lots of passers pesky Elmos, prostitutes and cigarette butts." - Darius Banner Reddit
"The Hollywood Walk of Fame is not as glorious as before. You might get mugged or catch a disease strolling on this icon of the past. You will find countless tattoos parlors, bars, restaurants in ruins and sex shops. It is also recommended not to want to go to the bathroom. "-4armedis4warned, TripAdvisor
"This attraction is horrible, shameful for California, Los Angeles and Hollywood. Visitors are always sought and it is disgusting. You will be approached by guides, people who disguise themselves as actors (and charge you to take a picture with them), not to mention the restaurants and souvenir shops. " - EJFromPA, TripAdvisor
Fisherman's Wharf, San Francisco, California
Mention Fisherman's Wharf, once a lively fishing district, any inhabitant of San Francisco and they will do the same head that New Yorkers when they mention Times Square. Visitors flock to the waterfront to watch the sea lions are there since the earthquake Loma Prieta in 1989 and you can eat clams in bowls of bread.
Sea lions are impressive but Fisherman's Wharf remains a sad tourist trap. (Photo: Thinkstock)
"Apart sea lions (which are cool), it really is the worst tourist trap on earth. To avoid ! "- Darius_Banner, Reddit
"This is the most touristic place I have ever seen. There are plenty of souvenir shops where you can buy glasses and T-shirts with the Golden Gate above. Expensive restaurants. " - HankW, TripAdvisor
"Kitsch, it really is the least we can say. The views are beautiful and the sea lions are nice but the seafood restaurants are too expensive, and we must bear the sellers, t-shirts kitsch shops and all the trinkets sold at every corner. " - Canadianknowitall, TripAdvisor
Top Tip: it still was there a solution to make the visit Fisherman's Wharf least unpleasant. The audio tour Detour presents a less-known side of the harbor which delights even the residents of San Francisco's most cranky.
The Little Mermaid, Copenhagen, Denmark
This siren of a little over 1 meter high is located on the promenade Langelinie in Copenhagen, Denmark. The structure is inspired by the fairy tale of Hans Christian Anderson and is quite small. This is a tourist destination since 1913.
It draws crowds but is it worth? (Photo: AP)
"The crowd around this little statue is as interesting as the statue itself!"- Leachmere2020, Reddit
"I've said many times, this tourist attraction is probably the most overrated attraction of all." - FriscoKid, TripAdvisor
The cheaper iPhone 6C is expected to resemble the iPhone 5S, albeit with a curved glass display
APPLE'S long-rumoured, redesigned four-inch iPhone 6C will be unveiled early next year, a prominent industry analyst has revealed.
Apple embraced larger screen smartphones with the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus – a trend that continued this year with the iterative, iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus.
Unfortunately those looking for a smaller iPhone have been left in the lurch with Apple's new design. But that could be about to change.
Technology analyst Ming-Chi Kuo – who has a solid track record predicting future Apple products – claims the Cupertino firm is preparing to launch a new four-inch iPhone.
Following in the footsteps of the colourful and plastic iPhone 5C, the new smartphone will "resemble an upgraded iPhone 5s."
However – unlike the iPhone 5S – the new four-inch smartphone will have the same curved glass edges introduced with the iPhone 6 design.
The long-rumoured iPhone 6C is expected to replace the iPhone 5S in Apple's current iPhone line-up
Ming-Chi Kuo, who works for Thai firm KGI Securities, claims the internals will also see a dramatic bump.
Although the iPhone 6C will not get the pressure sensitive 3D Touch display, it will ship with support for Apple Pay and speedy A9 processor.
The front-facing and rear camera will remain the same as the iPhone 5S.
That substitution ensures all of the iPhones sold in the Apple Store will support Apple Pay
Mr Kuo’s investment note also supports recent rumours that the iPhone 6C will ship with a unibody metal case design and will be available in two to three colours.
The handset – if it even exists, or ever sees the light of day – is expected to land in UK stores by March or April next year with a modest price tag of some £260 to £330.
The iPhone 6C will replace the iPhone 5S in the current Apple line-up and will ensure every smartphones sold by Apple supports Apple Pay.
It is similar to the iPhone 5C which replaced the iPhone 4S in the Apple line-up, ensuring every Apple smartphone used the smaller Lightning Connector cable.
Mr Kuo also believes that the introduction of a new iPhone in early 2016 will help the usual sale slowdown that takes place after the busy Christmas period.
TABLET sales might be on the decline, but there has never been a better time to pick-up an Apple, Samsung or Nexus device. Here are our picks of the year ...
It has been a tumultuous year for tablets.
Tesco canned its hugely popular budget Android range, the Hudl. Apple decided not to refresh its best-selling 9.7inch iPad Air, but instead released a large-screen productivity tablet, the iPad Pro. Meanwhile, Microsoft has doubled-down on its effort to convince consumers to swap their traditional laptops for a convertible two-in-one tablet device.
But which of these 2015 tablets should you pickup?
Best 2015 Tablet For Productivity – Microsoft Surface Pro 4
After four iterations of the Surface Pro formula, Microsoft has finally cracked it.
The Surface Pro 3 proved that you could replace your laptop with a two-in-one tablet, but the Surface Pro 4 is the device you want to replace your tablet.
It's svelte and lightweight but packs powerful laptop-like internals and a vibrant, pixel-packed touchscreen display.
The full Windows 10 desktop operating system, USB 3.0 port, microSD card reader and Mini DisplayPort mean this device is endlessly flexible and productive, even with the most memory-intensive professional apps.
Microsoft has kept the same industrial design as last year, but simply refined the formula
A lack of compelling tablet apps and the 3:2 aspect ratio mean the device stumbles in portrait
The Surface Pen is slick and accurate – and now has a universal in-app eraser on the tip
The hefty price tag – especially when you include the dramatically-improved Type Cover keyboard accessory – and mediocre battery life could turn off some users.
Its also worth noting that the Surface Pro 4 isn't a great tablet. The Windows App Store still lacks the blockbuster indie titles that populate the Google Play and Apple App Store.
