Dubai !!!

 

Dubai !!! Lại Dubai nữa !! là thành fố lớn nhất cũa quốc gia à à à .. sa mạc.. United Arab Emirates (UAE)...kó kao ốc .. kao nhất thế zới ..   Hãy xem Dubai trong một buỗi sáng tinh sương dầy sương mù nhìn từ một dộ kao  .... Rising above the mist: The world's tallest building         pierces the atmosphere as Dubai's skyscrapers are shrouded by fog By Anthony Bond PUBLISHED: 20:21 GMT, 18 October 2012 | UPDATED: 00:56 GMT, 19 October 2012   With a thick cloud of mist enveloping the world's tallest building, this incredible scene looks like it belongs in a science fiction film. But instead of being taken from a Hollywood blockbuster, these stunning pictures are the result of a beautiful sunrise in Dubai. The world's tallest building, the Burj Khalifa, is pictured jutting above the fog, dwarfing its neighboring skyscrapers.   Stunning: The world's tallest building, the Burj Khalifa, juts above the fog in what looks like a science fiction scene Misty: The other-wordly scene is caused by a natural phenomena as every year around this time the temperature begins to drop and humidity meets cooler air, forming the rolling fog The sea of mist was caused by a natural phenomena. Every year around this time the temperature begins to drop and humidity meets cooler air, forming the rolling fog. And as the sun rises it burns away the mist to reveal the desert once again. These pictures were taken by German snapper Bjoern Lauen, who went up a tall building in the central business district at sunrise to capture the amazing sight.   Mr Lauen, 32, said: 'This is Burj Khalifa, the highest building in the world in the heart of Downtown Dubai, surrounded by clouds and heavy white fog. 'It is a natural spectacle that only presents itself to the very early riser able to admire the scenery from a high enough location, above the clouds. 'In the early hours of a very few days every year, low and thick fog rolls into Dubai, one of the 7 Emirates of the United Arab Emirates. 'The fog develops overnight as a result of the disparity between high temperatures and humidity during the day and the drop of the mercury during the night.  Dedicated: These pictures were taken by German snapper Bjoern Lauen, who went up a tall building in the central business district at sunrise to capture the amazing sight Amazing: As the sun rises it burns away the mist to reveal the desert once again 'It is a clear sign for the long awaited season change, from hot summer with temperatures above 50 degrees Celsius to the much cooler and pleasant winter months.' Mr Lauen, who has lived in Dubai since 2005, added: 'It is a bit of a challenge for motorists on Dubai's roads and a rare natural spectacle for the very early riser. 'Once the sun climbs above the horizon; causing the fog to evaporate, Dubai is back to its normal appearance. 'During those few moments before, Downtown Dubai, with Burj Khalifa; the tallest building in the world in its centre, is covered under a blanket of white. 'Buildings, roads and construction sites disappear and nature paints an impressive and surreal picture.' Standing at more than 828 metres (2,716.5 feet) and more than 160 stories, the Burj Khalifa is also the tallest free-standing structure in the world.

Kuwait ..một quốc za bé nhõ ỡ Trung Dông zàu kó nhờ zầu hõa. Vừa làm lễ ăn mầng kỹ niệm 50 năm Lập Hiến cũa Kuwait.

Kuwait là quốc za Trung Đông dầu tiên có Hiến Fáp & quốc hội !!

Nhưng Hiến fáp cũa Kuwait cũng dã bị Hoàng Za sữa lui sữa tới mấy ngoai nên bị fe dối lập fãn dối zữ lắm.

Trong khi Kuwait ăn mầng thì fe dối lập kũng dã biễu tình, fãn dối ..

Có vài chục người bị thương ..họ doài hoãi là Hoàng za fãi thu hồi kái hiến fáp dã bị sữa dỗi.

Kuwait dã bõ ra 10 triệu bãng Anh dễ làm một kú trình ziễn 1 giờ bắn fáo bông ..fá kỹ lục kũa Guinness dễ zân chúng koai chơi.

Celebrating a golden jubilee Kuwait style: Gulf state spends £10million to put on the biggest firework display of all time

By Phil Vinter

PUBLISHED:02:12 GMT, 11 November 2012 | UPDATED: 02:12 GMT, 11 November 2012

For the paltry sum of just £10million Kuwait earned a place in the Guinness Book of Records last night as it celebrated the golden jubilee anniversary of its constitution in style by laying on the biggest fireworks display of all time.

A dazzling array of colours illuminated the skies above the country's capital of Kuwait City as a staggering 77,282 fireworks were launched over the period of an hour.

A representative of Guinness World Records announced the achievement on Kuwait television at the end of the display which had been watched by tens of thousands of Kuwaitis and expatriates on the Arabian Gulf Road by the sea.

The visual presentation marked 50 years to the day since the late emir Sheikh Abdullah al-Salem al-Sabah announced that Kuwait had become the first Arab state in the Gulf to issue a constitution and have a parliament.

Before the festivities Emir Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Sabah pledged the government's continuing commitment to democracy and made a plea for national unity as the wealthy Gulf state struggles with a political crisis.

A representative of Guinness World Records announced that the display was the biggest of all time on Kuwait television at the end of the display which had been watched by tens of thousands of Kuwaitis and expatriates on the Arabian Gulf Road by the sea

Exploding fireworks illuminate the sky over Kuwait City, Kuwait, last night, during celebrations on the occasion of the 50th Constitution Day jubilee

The firework show which lasted for an hour was the largest of its kinds in the world and cost a reported £10million

A dazzling array of colours illuminated the skies above the country's capital of Kuwait City as a staggering 77,282 fireworks were launched over the period of an hour

In the past 50 years parliament has been dissolved on nine occasions, while some articles of the constitution itself were frozen twice to suspend parliament for a total of 11 years in the 1970s and 1980s.

Last night's celebration came as the government and opposition are locked in one of the worst standoffs in the country's history, with the opposition accusing the government of staging a coup against the constitution.

More than 150 people and 24 policemen suffered minor injuries during three massive demonstrations held by the opposition to protest against the amendment of the electoral law ordered by the emir last month.

The opposition claims the amendment is in breach of the constitution and allows the government to influence the outcome of parliamentary polls due on December 1. It insists that the emir must repeal the amendment.

The opposition is marking the constitution anniversary with a huge rally in Kuwait City on Sunday.

The visual presentation marked 50 years to the day since the late emir Sheikh Abdullah al-Salem al-Sabah announced that Kuwait had become the first Arab state in the Gulf to issue a constitution

Thousands of people gather to watch fireworks and dramatic laser display which lights the sky near the Kuwait Towers

Revelers wave Kuwaiti flags in the foreground as the fireworks burst above the Persian Gulf

Locals flocked to the beach to witness the incredible display, many recording it on their mobile phones

A youngsters climbs on a broad pair of shoulders to get a better view of the spectacular display

Last night's celebration came as the government and opposition are locked in one of the worst standoffs in the country's history, with the opposition accusing the government of staging a coup against the constitution

This dramatic image captures the moment some of the thousands of fireworks gave the night sky an orange hue

Before the festivities Emir Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Sabah pledged the government's continuing commitment to democracy

Bright white fireworks light up the high rise buildings in the capital of the oil-rich state

Purple and red fireworks light up the skyline above Kuwait