THE MOST EXPENSIVE CARS IN THE WORLD!!!

The most expensive cars in the world are about so much more than transportation. 
They say money can’t buy happiness, but after viewing this list of the most expensive cars, you just might beg to differ.

Apollo Arrow – $1,100,000

Coming from fledgling German exotic car maker Apollo Automobile, the mid-engine Arrow was unveiled at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show alongside the more affordable ($800K) Apollo N. The sharply creased Arrow makes its point with a 4.2-liter twin-turbo V8 engine sourced from Audi that produces an estimated 1,000 horsepower and is said to help the car hit 60 mph in just 2.9 seconds. Only around 100 are expected to be built.

Mazzanti Evantra Millecavalli – $1,200,000

With a slim production run of 25 units expected, this carbon fiber hyper coupe replaces the Evantra in the Italian automaker’s lineup and packs a wallop with a 7.0-liter twin-turbo V8 that’s rated at 1,000 horsepower. It’s claimed to take the low-slung coupe to 60 mph in a sudden 2.7 seconds and reach a felonious top speed of 250 mph.

Ferrari LaFerrari Aptera – $1,400,000

With only 200 planned, this is an open-top version of the luscious LaFerrari hybrid sports car. It’s powered by a 6.3-liter V12 gasoline engine and a 120 kW electric motor that combine to produce the equivalent of 950 raging horsepower. That’s good for a 0-60 mph run in under 3 seconds and a top speed estimated at 217 mph.

Arash AF10 Hybrid – $1,500,000

This hybrid-powered supercar comes from a low-volume English supercar-maker and is built with extensive use of lightweight carbon fiber. The AF10 Hybrid enhances a 550-horsepower 6.2-liter gasoline V8 engine with no fewer than four electric motors in what the automaker calls a “Warp Drive” configuration to achieve a staggering 2,080 horsepower and achieve an estimated 2.8-second leap to 60 mph. A bona fide racing version with a fire extinguisher, roll cage, and intercom costs an extra $100 grand.

Zenvo TS1 – $1,800,000

Coming from a little-known Danish supercar builder, the TS1 was revealed at last year’s Geneva Motor Show as the successor to the brand’s ST1, bolstered with assorted performance enhancements that include a new 5.9-liter V8 with twin superchargers, an estimated 1,100 horsepower, and a top speed of 233 mph. Production is limited to 15 units.

Koenigsegg Regera – $1,900,000

The name translates into English as to “reign” or”rule,” and the Regera indeed rules the road with a 5.0-liter twin-turbo V8 gasoline engine that’s augmented by three electric motors and puts a combined output of 1,822 horsepower to the pavement. Only 80 units are planned to be built by this Swedish exotic car builder.

Bugatti Chiron – $2,700,000

Bugatti follows up the coveted Veyron 16.4 with the dramatically sculpted Chiron. It’s powered by an updated version of the automaker’s 8.0-liter W16 engine (it’s like two V8s joined at the crankshaft) that nets a truly illegal 1,500 horsepower and can propel the two-seater to 60 mph in a scenery-blurring 2.5 seconds.

Pagani Huayra BC – $2,800,000

Lighter in weight, and with a wider track and more aerodynamic styling than the Huayra upon which its based, it’s named after well-known car collector Benny Caiola (the “BC”). It packs a Mercedes-Benz AMG-supplied 6.0-liter twin-turbo V12 engine with an estimated 750 horsepower. Only 20 units are expected to be built.

 Lykan Hypersport – $3,400,000

Only seven units of the so-called “first Arab supercar” from Dubai’s W Motors are expected to be built, with the first one having already been delivered to the Abu Dhabi police as what could be the speediest cop car on the planet with 780 horsepower under the hood. Aside from a truly quick and attractive supercar, $3.4 million gets you LED headlamps encrusted with 220 diamonds (or other precious stone of one’s choosing) each, among other over-the-top accoutrements. A less-expensive model (at $1.85 million), the Fenyr Supersport, is also available.

Aston Martin MA-RB 00 – $3,900,000

This street-legal racer is slated for the 2018 model year and was developed in conjunction with Red Bull Racing. It will ride on a lightweight carbon fiber structure and come powered by a new V12 engine, with production limited to between 99 and 150 road cars and 25 track-only versions.

    WONDER!!! PLACES IN AMERICA

The United States is home to some of the most awe-inspiring natural wonders in the world. With the country’s sheer size, there are literally thousands of beautiful sights to see.

Zion National Park, Utah

Utah’s oldest national park, Zion National Park is located near Springdale, Utah. Its famous sweeping views and surreal canyon hikes have made it a thrill-seeker’s destination for decades. Covering over 146,000 acres, Zion Park features more than a few opportunities for rock climbing, rappelling, and relaxing high above tremendous scenic views. Three million visitors trek out to the park each year, with some of the most popular destinations being the Temple of Sinawava, Angels Landing, the Narrows, and Cathedral Mountain. Zion National Park is the place to sojourn if you’re looking to immerse yourself in the wondrous spell of nature and the thrill of outdoor adventures.

Dry Tortugas National Park, Florida

Situated just 70 miles off the coast of Key West, Dry Tortugas National Park is a true island paradise. Snorkel along one of the United States’ healthiest and most lively coral reefs, take in the abundance of unusual wildlife, or relax on the soft white sand and enjoy the clear emerald waters of the Gulf of Mexico. The entire park is made up of seven small islands spanning just seven miles. You’ll remember frequent sightings of native sea turtles all around the islands, as well as beautiful birds stopping for a rest on their journey from South America to the United States. If you want to go to Dry Tortugas, you’ll have to take a ferry or a seaplane, so plan your adventure accordingly and get started.

Grand Prismatic Spring, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

There are several must-see attractions in Yellowstone National Park, but perhaps the most beautiful one is the Grand Prismatic Spring. The largest hot spring in the United States, this one features a dark blue center with nearly every color of the rainbow circling its edges. Its official dimensions are listed at 250 by 300 feet, with a depth of over 160 feet. You’ll find it a short (and easy) walk from most of the other main attractions of the park. The crazy natural colors in the spring come from pigmented thermophilic bacteria, which sounds strange, but almost guaranteed to become your favorite sight in the entire park.

Northern Lights, Alaska

Made up of solar particles thrust into our planet’s magnetic field, the Northern Lights, or Aurora Borealis, appear as beautiful waves of green, yellow, blue, and red lights hovering 60 miles above Fairbanks, Alaska. While these majestic lights can be seen from other places in the world, people come to Alaska from all over, even in the coldest, darkest, part of the year, just to get up close and personal with this unique light show in the night sky. If making the trip is on your bucket list, there are companies offering excursions from Anchorage and Fairbanks. Your best chance to see the Northern Lights is between September and April, from 11:30pm-3:30am, which means you’ll be facing some cold temperatures. So dress warmly.

Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah

The wondrous, unforgettable scenery at Bryce Canyon brings in over 1.5 million sightseers every year. Visitors to this park are left in amazement at the giant red rock pillars known as hoodoos, which were formed over the course of millions of years’ worth of wind and water, freezes and thaws. The result is something out of an ancient mystic painting. But there’s much more to take in here than the sight of the hoodoos. All year long, you can explore the terrain on horseback, on foot, by bike, or on ATV, with guided tours available for any adventure you embark on. During the winter months, you’ll have additional opportunities to go for a sleigh ride or try cross country skiing.

Lake Tahoe, California and Nevada Border

Lake Tahoe was made for outdoor sports and adventure. With a stunning 300 days of sunshine per year and beautiful weather in summer and winter, you’ll have ample opportunities for boating, rock-climbing, kayaking, windsurfing, and more. The summer is optimal for enjoying the above activities, while the winter’s warm sunshine and massive snowfalls make skiing experiences nothing short of magical. The lake itself has clear, nearly transparent freshwater—it’s actually the biggest alpine lake in North America—and the trees lining the glistening waters make for breathtaking views from every possible vantage point.

 Smoky Mountains, Tennessee and North Carolina

                       

Chances are likely you have been to the Smokies, which is totally realistic because the region gets over nine million visitors every year; it is unequivocally the nation’s most visited national park. If you come here, be sure to bring your camera, because the views offer a wealth of great vistas. Whitewater rafting is a perennial favorite activity here, along with hiking through the ancient mountain sub-range. In the spring, there’s a uniquely stunning wildflower tour, which takes you through over 1,600 different species of flowering plants. There are no entrance fees into the park, which is great for a family on a budget. Some highlights of the Smokies include the Cades Cove Loop Road, The Roaring Fork Motor Natural Trail, the Rainbow Falls Trail, and numerous waterfalls, coves, and wildlife offerings.

 Niagara Falls, New York

Witnessing the power of 750,000 gallons of water per second rushing over the edge of a cliff will undoubtedly be one of the more memorable sights you will ever witness in your life. Niagara Falls sits along the United States and Canada border and offers adrenaline junkies an opportunity to see one of the most powerful, natural wonders of the world. Get a front row seat to the falls from a boat, deck, or scenic viewpoints all around this unforgettable, iconic destination. Niagara Falls is like no other show on earth.

The Wave, Arizona

Here’s a location characterized by its exclusivity. Within the Paria Canyon-Vermilion Cliffs wilderness is the Coyote Buttes North area, which is home to the Wave. If you’re one of the lucky ones to get selected in the daily lottery, you’ll get one of the greatest and most visually abstract hiking experiences of your life. Famous for its crazy lined rock formations, the hike to get to the Wave is easy and incredibly scenic. Along the way, you’ll see dinosaur tracks and the amazing colors unique to the area. Not many are picked each day to enter the Wave. However, if you do get selected, the cost is just $7. If you choose to risk it on your own and get caught, you’ll be looking at a $2,500 trespassing fine. So, wait it out and maybe try a weekday for your best chance to win the lottery excursion.

Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, Southern Sierra Nevada, California

The deafening silence and sheer size of the 1,000-year-old Sequoia trees at these National Parks will make you feel like you are standing among giants. Nestled within the canyons, caverns, and foothills of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks is one of the tallest tree species in the world: the General Sherman. This mammoth design of nature stands a staggering 275 feet tall and is estimated to be 2,500 years old. Other attractions in these neighboring parks include waterfalls, campgrounds, and picturesque views that will open your mind and brighten your great American experience.

                                   MOTIVATIONAL QUOTES

Here is a list of the very best motivational quotes which I’ve carefully chosen out of thousands. Some will resonate with you, while some won’t.

 

“If I have the belief that I can do it, I shall surely acquire the capacity to do it even if I may not have it at the beginning.”

– Gandhi

“I don’t know the key to success, but the key to failure is trying to please everybody.”

– Bill Cosby

“If you don’t make the time to work on creating the life you want, you’re eventually going to be forced to spend a LOT of time dealing with a life you DON’T want.”

“The start is what stops most people.”

– Don Shula

“We all have dreams. But in order to make dreams come into reality, it takes an awful lot of determination, dedication, self-discipline, and effort.”

– Jesse Owens

“Today I will do what others won’t, so tomorrow I can accomplish what others can’t.”

– Jerry Rice

“The content of your character is your choice. Day by day, what you choose, what you think and what you do is who you become.”

– Heraclitus

“Losers live in the past. Winners learn from the past and enjoy working in the present toward the future.”

– Denis Waitley

“Learn to appreciate what you have, before time makes you appreciate what you had.”

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WHY COLLEGE STUDENT GET DISTRACTED MORE THAN                 EVER!!

                                    

College can be overwhelming when you're trying to keep up your grades, work a part-time job, and balance relationships. Most of us get distracted with push notifications, text messages, and phone calls.

TO AVOID SUCH WE SHOULD FOLLOW TIPS LISTED BELOW.[@imks]

Make a schedule or to-do list

                         

Juggling multiple projects and deadlines at school can be stressful. When you're working on one assignment, it's easy to forget about another. You can help organize your deadlines and manage your time more efficiently with a proper schedule. Figure out when you're most productive and set time aside for homework and activities. Keeping a planner or digital calendar will help you keep track of your classes and assignments. Paper planners are perfect for those who like writing to-do lists and scheduling appointments by hand. One study suggests that the simple act of writing things out helps boost your concentration and memory. If you decide to go the digital route, you can easily sync your schedule across multiple devices and set reminders.

Turn off alerts

Constant notifications and text messages are every college student's enemy. Put your phone on silent or in "Do Not Disturb" mode, and close unnecessary tabs on your computer. If you need the Internet, keep one tab open. You can fight online distractions by blocking or hiding time-wasting websites and apps.

Break down your work into smaller tasks

Defeat procrastination by breaking a large project into small pieces. It's easier to motivate yourself to do something in smaller tasks rather than jumping into a huge one. If you're having a difficult time studying or getting work done, break up your time effectively. Try giving yourself a 10-minute break for every 45-50 minutes of work you do. Studies show that taking breaks can help you retain information and increase productivity.

Use headphones

If you're working in a noisy environment, use noise-canceling headphones. Listening to music through earbuds can also tune out distracting noises like people talking too loudly or construction work. Often, though, music with lyrics can be too distracting. Researchers suggest listening to classical or instrumental music to improve concentration.

Find the right place to do work

Some students work best with a little background noise. Get to know your work style and the type of atmosphere you prefer. Are you the kind of person who works better in silence at the library? Or do you prefer the campus coffee shop with ambient noise? Try a few different spaces and see how each study session works out.

Clear your desk

Is your desk covered with stacks of papers? Is your computer monitor framed with layers of sticky notes? If so, it's time to get organized. A messy workspace can keep you from getting your work done. Go through your desk and keep only the essentials. A clean workspace can help reduce anxiety and make room for motivation.

Reward yourself

A little motivation can go a long way. Setting up a reward system is a good way to motivate yourself to do something. For example, if you finish an essay without any distractions, give yourself a reward like watching a TV show or taking a nap.

We all get overwhelmed with work, but don't let distractions keep you from accomplishing your goals. By taking steps like the ones listed above, you can improve your productivity in no time.

CHALLENGE!!! YOU CAN'T ANSWER                   THESE QUESTIONS

IF YOU ARE ABLE TO ANSWER ANY 4 QUESTIONS . YOU ARE REALLY A GENIUS!!

                                   

1. When do you stop at green and go at red?
2. He has married many women, but has never been married. Who is he?
3. What kind of tree can you carry in your hand?
4. What do you get if you put a radio in a refrigerator?
5. What is the exact middle of America?
6. I do not speak unless spoken to, many have heard me but none have seen me. What am I?
7. What do you get when you mix a knife and a human?
8. What stands up, but grows down?
9. What seven-letter word has hundreds of letters in it?

                               

        ANSWER TO ABOVE QUESTIONS

1. When you are eating a watermelon.
2. A priest.
3. A palm.
4. Cool music.
5. The letter r.
6. An echo.
7. Dead.
8. A candle.
9. Mailbox

            A BRIEF ABOUT DONALD TRUMP



Donald John Trump was born in 1946 in Queens, New York City, the fourth of five children of Frederick C. and Mary MacLeod Trump. Frederick Trump was a builder and real estate developer who specialized in constructing and operating middle income apartments in the Queens, Staten Island, and Brooklyn sections of New York. Donald Trump was an energetic and bright child, and his parents sent him to the New York Military Academy at age thirteen, hoping the discipline of the school would channel his energy in a positive manner. Trump did well at the academy, both socially and academically, rising to be a star athlete and student leader by the time he graduated in 1964.

After graduating college, Trump joined the family business, the Trump Organization. In 1971 Trump moved his residence to Manhattan, where he became familiar with many influential people. Convinced of the economic opportunity in the city, Trump became involved in large building projects in Manhattan that would offer opportunities for earning high profits, utilizing attractive architectural design, and winning public recognition



POLITICAL CAREER




Trump also harbored political aspirations. In the 2000 elections he expressed his wish to run as a third-party candidate for the US presidency. In 2004 and 2008, he speculated about running for president in the Republican Party and in between in 2006, he considered running for governor of New York as a representative of the party. He again registered as a Republican in 2009 after having registered with the Democratic Party in 2001 and campaigned for it

In 2010-2012, his involvement in politics intensified when he publicly announced his consideration of candidature for presidency again. However, his association with the ‘Birther issue’, a group that firmly believed Barack Obama was not born in the US, disparaged his political reputation. But he continued to be against Obama on various political issues.

In January 2013, he endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during the Israeli elections. He was also a featured speaker at the 2013 Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC)..

TRUMP MAJOR WORKS

In 1974, he obtained the option to buy two rail yards in New York City and after few years with the help of 40-year tax abatement from the government, he bought and turned the bankrupt Commodore Hotel into the Grand Hyatt and also created the ‘Trump organization’.

In 1980, he undertook the project of constructing the Wollman Rink in Central Park and completed it in six months using $750,000 of the remaining $3 million budget. In the same year, he renovated the Trump tower in New York City and Atlantic City casino business which led to huge debt.

In 2001, he completed the Trump world tower, which was a 72-storey residential tower across the UN headquarters. He also began construction on Trump plaza along the Hudson River.

In 2006, he bought the Menie estate in Balmadie, Aberdeen shire, Scotland to create the best golf course in the world on a site of special scientific interest (SSS) but it was met with criticism from environmentalists and by local landowners. But the battle became more difficult this year when the Scottish government approved the construction of a wind farm nearby.

He has hosted many wrestle mania events in Trump Plaza and has been an active participant in several of the shows. On June 15, 2009 he bought the WWE RAW show from WWE owner Vince McMahon.

He wrote many books which became famous worldwide for their entrepreneurial guidance. It includes, ‘Trump: The Art of the Deal’, ‘Think big: Make it happen in Business and Life’, ‘Think like a champion: An Informal Education in Business and Life’, ‘Trump 101: The Way to Success’, ‘Trump: How to Get Rich’, ‘Trump: Surviving at the Top’, etc.

TRUMP ACHIEVEMENTS

In 2005, he again got nominated for Primetime Emmy for ‘The Apprentice’ under the aforesaid category.

In 2007, he earned the Star on Walk of Fame for his contribution to Television.

In 2013, he was inducted in to the celebrity wing of the WWE hall of fame at Madison Square Garden due to his contributions to the promotion of several WWE shows.

HEAVEN ON EARTH !! YOU SHOULD VISIT  THESE PLACES ONCES BEFORE YOU DIE!!

Antelope Canyon, Arizona, USA

In the Navajo desert of Arizona, Antelope Canyon is a slot canyon made up of stunning cracks and corkscrews, creating a wonderful light show. A must-see for any amateur photographer or Instagram addict. 

Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia

Frozen in the depths of winter, the world’s largest salt flat is transformed into a giant sky-reflecting mirror during rainy season. The pools left over from this monumental prehistoric lake create a shimmering, illusory horizon, making it one of the best places to visit in the world if you like a good trick shot or fun selfie!

Northern Lake Baikal, Russia

Another amazing lake, this one is located in southern Siberia and is the world’s largest freshwater bit of blue. The water round these parts freezes into sheets of turquoise ice in winter that might look more at home in Superman's Fortress of Solitude. Temperatures can plummet to -19°C from December to February, so don’t forget to pack the onesie. 

Kuang Si Falls, Luang Prabang, Laos

Already a top holiday destination for backpackers, the Laotian city of Luang Prabang is temptingly close to Kuang Si Falls, a three tier splash spectacular with waters so clear and blue it’ll be hard to resist jumping straight in. 

Torres del Paine National Park, Patagonia, Chile

Admire the amazing Andes and visit one of South America’s most beautiful National Parks. Get your llama legs on and go hiking over mountains loaded with the white stuff and across glorious glaciers. 

Grand Prismatic Spring, Wyoming, USA

More wet stuff to blow your socks off, this time in North America. This natural pool, with its rainbow coloured waters, is found in Yellowstone National Park and is the third largest hot spring in the world.

 Huacachina, Peru

Catch a glimpse of this impressive desert oasis, built in the 1930s around an existing watering hole. Keep your eyes peeled for a glimpse of the lake’s legendary resident, a mermaid. Peru's also home to one of the Seven Wonders of the World, Machu Picchu and a brilliant holiday destination.

The Dark Hedges, Northern Ireland

If you go down to the woods today...drive through the Dark Hedges if you’re in Ballymoney, Northern Ireland, a tree-lined road on the coast of Antrim. Game of Thrones buffs will also recognise this area as the Kingsroad.

 

Mount Rinjani, Lombok, Indonesia

A couple of days of tough climbing is well-rewarded at the summit of Mount Rinjani, the second highest active volcano in Indonesia, with this spectacular view. A crater lake, affectionately known as ‘Child of the Sea’ by locals, sits pretty at the top of this epic climb. 

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