Десет неща, които дори богаташите не могат да си позволят
http://www.therichest.com/luxury/most-expensive/10-crazy-expensive-items-even-the-rich-cant-afford/
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http://www.trendhunter.com
Най-шантавите тематични паркове в света
http://www.therichest.com/rich-list/most-popular/10-of-the-weirdest-theme-parks-in-the-world-2/
Големите компании, които са стартирали с друг бизнес
http://www.therichest.com/business/companies-business/10-successful-companies-that-started-off-as-something-completely-different/
Най-модерните начини да забиеш ново гадже
http://www.therichest.com/rich-list/most-popular/10-coolest-ways-to-meet-a-partner-in-2015/
Най-забранените места на планетата
http://www.therichest.com/rich-list/most-shocking/15-places-you-are-not-allowed-to-go/
Най-странните пици на света
http://www.therichest.com/expensive-lifestyle/food/the-10-craziest-pizzas-from-around-the-world/
Звездите, които правят милиони от хобитата си (вторите професии)
http://www.therichest.com/expensive-lifestyle/money/10-celebs-who-earned-millions-from-their-second-careers/
Най-скъпата колекция автомобили се продава за 67 млн. долара
Just like everything else in today’s generation, dating is also becoming easier and more possible with the help of technology and the magic of the internet. The best part about being a single millennial is the seemingly endless ways you can meet a partner. It is literally easier than ever to be matched with someone who shares similar interests to yours, or is even within your radius. There’s always a new idea, unusual concept or offbeat dating app you haven’t tried yet, and that’s what makes dating so fun and exciting. There’s a plethora of dating opportunity at your fingertips (meaning you have way more partner options than ever before), and there’s no reason why you shouldn’t try everything at least once. Hey, if you don’t try, you’ll never know, right? With that said, we’ve put together a list of 10 of the coolest new ways you can meet a partner in 2015.
10. Happn – The New Solution to Missed Connections
Have you ever crossed paths with someone who caught your eye, and later wished you had approached them? What about a cute neighbor who you’ve crossed paths with several times but never had the confidence to introduce yourself? Imagine having an app that notifies you: you’ve crossed paths with Mark 31 times. It’s the app that finally introduces you to your sexy neighbor, who as it turns out is named Mark. Missed connections are extremely common, and now there’s a solution that introduces you to your missed connections.
Happn, a brilliant new dating app, uses your location and real-time technologies to match you with singles you’ve crossed paths with. Not only is it an awesome solution to missed connections, but it also matches you with singles that share common ground with you. Now, you can meet people who shop at the same grocery store as you, go to the same coffee shop as you or work in the same building as you. Happn is a modern solution to a common problem – the app promises to find the people you’ve crossed paths with and make that key introduction for you. This way, you can make progress from flirtatious glances to real-life dates. It’s 2015, and meeting people via the ‘missed connections’ section of Craigslist is so last year.
9. Try a New Gym
Going to a new gym will open your eyes to all the potential prospects working out in your vicinity. When you’re in new surroundings, you’re suddenly more aware of who’s around you. We sort of stop seeing people who are at our usual gym, because we’re accustomed to the notion that it’s the same people we’ve seen again and again. Going to a new gym, however, will create a subconscious hyper-awareness to your surroundings which can help you notice that cute man or woman checking you out.
8. On a “SuperDate”
SuperDate is a brand new mobile dating app that matches singles who have the same idea of the perfect date. If your idea of a ‘SuperDate’ is to go kayaking followed by a seafood restaurant with a view, you’ll be matched with someone who agrees with you, and wants to share that experience. SuperDate is innovative and strays from advocating superficial relationships that are based on looks. Rather than swiping right based on attractiveness, this app matches you with like-minded individuals who want to experience the same types of things as you do. Simply scroll through the different dates, ‘like’ the ones you’re interested in, and you’ll be matched with singles who shared your interests!
7. Tweet Your Way into a Set-Up
For those who are interested in what inspired the Bible, Florida has a place that is dedicated to people just like you. The Holy Land Experience is exactly what the title suggests; an experience of what the Holy Land was like during the days when Jesus was alive. You can visit the Garden of Eden, take a bus tour around Bethlehem Village or watch a play at the House of Judea. With chimes going off every hour at the Bethlehem Bell Tower, which supposedly mimics the Church of the Nativity in Israel, you can see and feel what it was like back in the day when Jesus was born. Tickets are $50 for adults, so the Holy Land Experience isn’t exactly the same as what it would have been like in Jerusalem.
When thinking of theme parks, Disneyland or Disney World may come to mind. You may also think of Universal Studios, Epcot Center or Cedar Fair Parks. Roller coasters and corn dogs are two things that are high on the list of priorities that one expects from a theme park. Sure; not every amusement park has rides, but it is more worthwhile to go somewhere that the entire family can appreciate.
When creating a theme park, some people believed that coasters and corn dogs weren’t necessary. Instead, they created these oddities that made this list of the weirdest theme parks in the world. There are many others that belong in this lineup, but those aren’t quite completed as of 2015. This would include the Alien Apex Resort, which is (you guessed correctly) in Roswell, New Mexico. There is also Nintendo Amusement Park in New York City, where visitors can dress up as Mario from Super Mario Brothers and jump around while tied to a bungee cord. Napoleonland is furthermore said to open in France, in 2017, so we may see that one on a future “weird” list.
Memory Village, Haiti
Ron and Carla Bluntschli, an American couple that lived in Haiti for over twenty years, wanted to build a theme park to recreate what their ancestors had experienced. This theme park would allow visitors to see what it was like to be a slave and was aimed at having guests kidnapped and having them walk across an area that was supposed to be similar to the Atlantic Ocean. Unfortunately (or maybe for good reason), the park was never built; despite the couple starting a fundraising campaign to raise money for the unusual “funfair.” Apparently; however, other people had thought that this was a good idea, and Carl Guerrier created a “virtual tour” so others could see what it would have really been like.
If Memory Village would have come to fruition, people could have been a “slave for a day” and be brutally tortured and beaten. Is there anyone else out there thinking that this does not really sound like a great way to spend their vacation?
9. Diggerland, New Jersey, USA
Have you ever thought about what it would be like to operate a backhoe, drive a mini land rover, or try to knock bowling pins over with a digger? Or how about taking a ride in the front part of an excavator, while being lifted 50 feet in the air? Diggerland is a theme park in New Jersey that lets you experience these things for less than $30 a day. The theme park had originated in Europe, but it was so popular that the United States had to get their hands on the unusual idea. The entire theme park is designed like a construction zone, and kids can drive a smaller version of the vehicles. They even have merchandise that you can buy online, and a goat cam that follows Doug and Dozer (two baby goats) around their area of the park.
8. Crocosaurus Cove, Australia
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to swim with crocodiles? Is it a dream to get into a cage and try to fend off the creatures that could possibly eat you, if you get too close? Well here’s your chance! Crocosaurus Cove is located in Australia, and you can swim with the crocodiles while being in the “cage of death.” You (or you can bring a friend, there’s room) can get inside a glass-like container and be lowered into a giant pool filled with crocodiles. The visitors then get to watch the animals being fed, while in the tank. It also appears (in a video on their website) that people can also scuba dive with the animal, while the crocodile is present and restrained.
7. Išgyvenimo Drama, Russia
If you’re obsessed with history, and you’d like to know what it was like to be inside a Soviet takeover in the 1980s, then this is the place for you. For only $200 or so, you can “relax” inside a 16-feet deep dugout, with guards telling you what to do every minute that you are there. Išgyvenimo Drama is located in Lithuania, and is a “theme park” that is made from an actual bunker that was used when Russia was still considered the U.S.S.R.
During your two and a half hour visit, you will leave everything at the door; including your cell, so your calls for help will fall upon deaf ears. They do; however, offer worn “Soviet coats” for you to wear (which is mandatory), and make you watch television from thirty years ago. Gas masks are also included, free of charge. At the end of your visit, you will receive a shot of vodka for your troubles (or maybe to make you forget all about it).
6. Dutch Village, Michigan, USA
For those who are interested in what inspired the Bible, Florida has a place that is dedicated to people just like you. The Holy Land Experience is exactly what the title suggests; an experience of what the Holy Land was like during the days when Jesus was alive. You can visit the Garden of Eden, take a bus tour around Bethlehem Village or watch a play at the House of Judea. With chimes going off every hour at the Bethlehem Bell Tower, which supposedly mimics the Church of the Nativity in Israel, you can see and feel what it was like back in the day when Jesus was born. Tickets are $50 for adults, so the Holy Land Experience isn’t exactly the same as what it would have been like in Jerusalem.
Have you heard about Sublimotion? I hadn’t. Not until I was prepping for my first trip to the magical island of Ibiza, Spain.
My hosts informed me that we were being treated to dinner at the “world’s most expensive restaurant,” and I thought, “Really?” But it only took a quick search to confirm that Sublimotion by Paco Roncero — the one-of-a-kind theatrical dining experience located inside the Hard Rock Hotel Ibiza — costs 1,700 euros ($1,900) per person. My excitement and my expectations immediately skyrocketed.
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Apparently, the less I knew about the meal, the more fun it would be. So when we arrived for our reservation, I was as blissfully ignorant as the rest of my fellow 11 diners.
We were greeted with a warning: We could share the mind-blowing details of tonight — if we wanted.“But no one will believe you,” said our hostess.
Here’s what really happened:
Our 15-course, multi-sensory journey began with a kick-off drink at Estado Puro (the other restaurant by the double Michelin-starred chef at the Hard Rock. Michelin stars at the Hard Rock? Only in Ibiza!). We were only around the corner, but a fleet of Land Rovers escorted us to Sublimotion.
We were soon standing outside a nondescript door, where a woman clandestinely communicated our arrival. We packed into a small reception area that had an old-Hollywood vibe, with a man standing behind a dimly lit desk.
