10 Best Honeymoon Destinations In The World

Honeymoons are a special time for newlyweds. This is the period when you get to abandon all other cares in the world and devote yourselves entirely to enjoying each other’s company. While love can certainly be enjoyed wherever you are, there are certain places across the planet that will make your honeymoon even more memorable. Check out the following best honeymoon destinations in the world:

01. Hawaii

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With all that it has to offer for just about any type of couple, Hawaii is never far from anyone’s mind when it comes to the top 10 honeymoon destinations in the world. Hawaii was (and is) hugely popular with tourists and honeymooners alike, even before the place became one of America’s fifty states in the year 1959. Numerous five-star resorts and beach villas offer total luxury, while rustic eco-resorts are also available for a more authentic Hawaiian experience.

Made up of hundreds of isles spanning the Pacific Ocean in about 1,500 miles, Hawaii’s most famous islands include the big island itself (Hawaii), Maui, and Oahu. Within these islands you’ll find every kind of attraction that might bring you and your loved one extreme pleasure – from water sports like scuba diving and parasailing to nature activities like volcano tours and mountain biking. Of course, a luau or traditional Hawaiian feast may be the perfect ending to a fun-filled day before you both retire to your room for a night of pure romance. 09 more after the break...

10 Most Expensive Wedding Ever

For many of us, weddings are a time to celebrate love with our closest family members and friends. Add a couple million dollars to this sentiment–and you get the record-breaking wedding budgets of some outrageous celebs. Read the infographic to see which musicians, designers, and political leaders take the wedding cake for most expensive weddings of all time after the break...

10 Most Unusual Parks in the World

Nature - The best artist, but sometimes it interferes with the idea man, and because such an alliance appear surprising places. We offer you a selection of the most unusual parks in the world.

Park Buddhas — Laos

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The park was started in 1958 by Luang Pu (Venerable Grandfather) Bunleua Sulilat. Luang Pu Bunleua Sulilat was a priest-shaman who integrated Hinduism and Buddhism. His unique perspective was influenced by a Hindu rishi under whom he studied in Vietnam. After the revolution in 1975, anxious about the repercussions of the rule of Pathet Lao, he fled from Laos to Thailand where he built another sculpture park, Sala Keoku in Nong Khai. Both parks are located right next to the Thai-Lao border (Mekong river), only a few kilometers apart from each other, and the tallest structures of the Buddha Park can actually be seen from the Thai side of Mekong.

The statues are made of reinforced concrete and are ornate, and sometimes bizarre, in design. The statues appear to be centuries old, though they are not. There are sculptures of humans, gods, animals, and demons. There are numerous sculptures of Buddha, characters of Buddhist beliefs like Avalokitesvara, and characters of Hindu lore, including Shiva, Vishnu, and Arjuna. These sculptures were presumably cast by unskilled workers under the supervision of Luang Pu Bunleua Sulilat. One notable sculpture resembles a giant pumpkin. It has three stories representing three levels - Hell, Earth and Heaven. Visitors can enter through an opening which is a mouth of a 3-metre-tall demon head (9.8 ft) and climb staircases from hell to heaven. Each story contains sculptures depicting the level. At the top, there is a vantage point where the entire park is visible. Another sculpture, an enormous 120-metre-long (390 ft) reclining Buddha, is also a park attraction.  Text — Via... 09 more after the break...

10 Wettest, Wildest & Biggest Waterparks In The World

Whats the better way to celebrate the great warm weather brought by summer than visiting one of the wettest, wildest, and biggest water parks in the world? A water park is the best place to find amusement and cool relief from the hot weather. Thousands of water parks exist across the world, but which ones are the best? Each water park has its own unique and creative rides and people. You can be sure that each of the 10 water-parks on this list has their own special qualities that include exciting rides and fun water games. Check out our list of the 10 wettest, wildest, and biggest water parks in the world:

01. Sunway Lagoon – Malaysia

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Sunway Lagoon is made up of five separate theme parks that are all localized to one amazing destination. Sunway Lagoon is most people’s vote for the best attraction in Asia. It has won numerous awards and is recognized by the International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions as Asia’s Best Attraction. This award has been won for four years in a row from 2007 to 2010. The five parks are called Asia’s Best Water Park, Scream Park, Amusement Park, Extreme Park, and Wildlife Park. There’s something for everyone at Sunway lagoon. 09 more after the break..

10 Jobs That Pay Well Without College Degree

Were you told you need to go to a 4 years university in order to land a high paying career?

While there are lots of good reasons to go to college, you don’t need a bachelor’s degree to have access to jobs that pay well. In fact, rising tuitions costs has meant that college isn’t an option for a lot of people unless they have generous parents, are willing to take on massive student loans, or have a coveted scholarship.

If you’re looking for a high paying job that doesn’t require a college degree, check out these 10 potential career options:

01. Alaskan Crab Fisherman

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Average salary:$27,000 for approx. 2 months of work.

Top 10% salary: $100,000+

Job description — As far as high paying jobs without college go, Alaskan crab fishing has to be near the top of the list. Once at the top of the list of most dangerous jobs, Alaskan crab fishing has gotten significantly safer in recent years, and more profitable as well. Thanks to new government regulations and quotas, this profession that saw an average of 7.3 fatalities per year in the 1990s experienced only 1 death in the past 6 years.

Alaskan Crab fisherman only work for around 4-8 weeks of the year during the king and snow crab seasons, but this can involve long shifts of 21 hours on average. It can also involve grueling, arduous physical work that includes:

Setting and retrieving crab pots

Sorting the catch and returning small catch into the ocean

Removing dead crabs from the tank

Cleaning and maintaining the deck of the ship

Experience and training: No formal experience required, though crab fisherman usually need to work a few seasons as a deckhand before becoming a fisherman who shares in the crew’s profits.

Additional qualifications: Alaskan crab fisherman need to be extremely physically fit to manipulate the heavy crab pots and perform physical labor for long shifts, often up to 21 hours. Mental toughness is also a must. 09 more after the break...

World's 10 Most Scariest Bridges

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Are you afraid of bridges? I wouldn’t blame you if you were. While most bridges we see and travel across on a regular basis are soundly engineered and reasonably safe, not all bridges are alike.

Bridges go far beyond the sturdy structures you drive across each day. And some of the world’s most dangerous bridges (not to mention scariest-looking ones) were intended for foot traffic. That’s what we’re going to explore here. But more specifically, we’re going look at hanging foot bridges — you know, the kind that leave you dangling above a rushing river, gorge, or some other bit of nature you wouldn’t want to come face to face with on a fall.  Before we take a look at some of the most dangerous bridges in the world, let’s explore some of the basics about these rope-style hanging bridges, World's 10 Most Scariest Bridges after the break...

Top 10 Beaches in India

10. Corbyn’s Cove, Port Blair — Andaman and Nicobar Islands

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Corbyn’s Cove, Port Blair, Andaman and Nicobar Islands USP: Surrounded on one side by coconut trees and a calm sea on the other, this beach is popular for jet-skiing, scuba diving and swimming. Who goes: While it is ideal for water sport enthusiasts, this beach also appeals to those who want to simply sunbathe and swim. Getting there: Located four kilometres east of Port Blair airport and seven kilometres from the main town area, the best way to get here is by car. Stay at: Peerless Sarovar Portico Port Blair with its gorgeous Sea View rooms. 09 more after the break...

The 10 Largest Dog Breeds in the World

We have all had our heads turned at the sight of a large dog, whether just in pure awe, appreciation, or intrigue. Some of the largest dog breeds in the world are recognizable, like the Great Dane or the Saint Bernard, and others are more obscure. While it seems owning a teacup size dog that can slip easily into your handbag is all the rage with celebrities these days, many people prefer the companionship of a large dog.

All the dogs that make up this list of the world’s largest dog breeds are over 100 pounds and the ‘shortest’ dog on the list comes in at an impressive 26 inches at the withers, the highest point of dog’s shoulders. Regardless of your criteria for determining the world’s largest dog breeds, all these gentle giants are on average the tallest, heaviest, and brawniest breeds in the world.

10. Shiloh Shepherd

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Related to the German Shepherd, the smallest of our world’s largest dog breeds stands 26 to 30 inches and typically weigh up to 140 pounds. Though not recognized by any major kennel club, they are acknowledged by rare breed organizations and are known for their intelligence and stable temperament. Bred as companions, these dogs have a high energy level and are a great family dog. Their coats come in a multitude of colors and they often work as therapy or search and rescue dogs. 09 more after the break... 

Top 10 Celebrities Earning Under the age of 30

10. Taylor Lautner

$22 million

With Twilight at an end, Lautner has to build a career outside of the supernatural franchise. His non-Twilight debut, Abduction, was a bust. He’ has a small role in the Adam Sandler film Grown Ups 2. 09 more after the break...

10 Places Where You Can Make a Wish, and it Will Turn

For those who love to travel “to good use”, and believes in miracles, we collected 10 locations around the world where you can make a wish and be sure that it will be granted. As we know, the main thing – to believe!

01. House of the Virgin Mary in Ephesus – A place of pilgrimage for Christians.

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Here is the source from which the water is considered curative. Located near the wall where everyone can make a wish, fixing nodule of any matter on the specially installed gratings. According to legend, the home took the Assumption of Our Lady, who had spent the last few years there life on earth.

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Top 10 Job Interview Mistakes

“When you go in for a job interview, I think a good thing to ask is if they ever press charges.”

- Jack Handy

With the sorry state of today’s economy, more and more men are finding themselves on the lookout for new career opportunities. Unfortunately, landing a new and desirable job is easier said than done. In addition to needing a stellar resume, you also have to beat out a rising tide of qualified candidates in the dreaded interview process. Luckily for you, we can help. Learn hw to land a new position by reading our comprehensive list of the top 10 job interview mistakes. Top10 Job Interview Mistakes after the break...