A monsoon is a strong wind that brings torrential rain. During the monsoon season warm air currents flow from the tropical countries. the warm air tries to push out the cool air, and the cool air tries to stay where it is. The warm air pushes so hard that it rises into the sky. There's a lot of water vapour in the warm air, so it forms more and more rain clouds. Finally the rain pours down out of those clouds. In many parts of Asia life revolves around the season of the monsoons, the winds that bring rain, Winds rise from low-pressure areas created by solar heat in tropical regions. The surrounding air moves into the low-pressure areas, and this movement produces winds, Saturated with moisture, the air rises and flows towards the polar regions. The moisture condenses in the cooler upper air and is released ad rain.
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Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Know World Cricket
Cricket is one of the most followed sport in the world only next to football.However in Asia cricket is followed by fans who give their favourite cricketers demigod status.The standard of cricket in the world is also experiencing a sudden wave of change thanks to the Indian Premier League.A decade ago the Australians reigned supreme in the world,mercilessly beating all the opponents on their way to top position in world cricket.When one looks at last couple of yeas, Australia's position at the top position in the world cricket rankings has been constantly challenged by teams Like India and South Africa.The Indians had scared the Australians the previous summer when they were the visiting team whereas the South African Team led by the energetic Graeme Smith proved to be a tough nut to crack when they beat the Australian team in their home soil which was Australia's home loss in 15 years.For a while the South Africans have threatened to take the top spot but have faltered some where down the path but this time Graeme smith's team would have become the No.1team if not for the last test loss against Australia.With two teams challenging the top spot from Australia it won't take much time for cricket to have a new champion in the coming year.
Monday, May 25, 2009
Suzuki's Gs150r Perfect replacement of Fiero
Suzuki Gs 150R replacement for Fiero with 150Cc 6Speed 13.4Bhp
With new shape alloy wheels, new shape head lamps and integreated rear indicator and tail lamps, self start and disk as usual
odo is digitalized with a speciality of gear indicator
With good milage in this segment
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Thursday, April 16, 2009
Ford Motor Company
For more than 100 years now, Ford Motor Company has been selling mass-produced automobiles in the United States and around the globe. Known as one of the Big Three American manufacturers, Ford has attracted millions of loyal customers with a wide range of dynamic and innovative products that offer considerable value for the money. The automaker's trucks and SUVs have been especially popular. For decades, Ford's F-series truck has been the best-selling vehicle in America.
The company was founded by Henry Ford in 1903. Ford dreamed of building a car for the masses, and that's precisely what he did. Begining with 1930's model A, the Michigan based company gradually rolled out a lineup of conservatively priced vehicles that were typically named using the letters of the alphabet. perhaps the best-known Ford of this series is the immortal Model T of 1908-1927, which was bought by 16.5 million Americans during its 20-year lifespan and was affordable enough for Ford's own factory workers to purchase. Ford's early years were also distinguished by its introduction of the moving assembly line. It was the first to utilize this more cost-effective method of production, and its innovation became a mainstay of the manufacturing process.
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