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Jenis-jenis Ras Kucing
Mank
Sebagian orang menyebutnya Rumpy. Ekornya pendek, Warna bulunya cokelat dan lavender. Sifatnya setia, ramah dan pintar.
Maine Coon
Asalnya dari Maine, AS. Keturunan Angora dan American Shorhair. Sifatnya lucu, pemalu tapi mau, dan mudah akrab. Bulunya tipis, lembut, dan warnanya beragam.
British Shorthair
Dari namanya pastilah tertebak asalnya yaitu Inggris. Kucing ini kalem, lembut, hangat, dan pintar. Warna bulunya ada yang polos (putih,hitam,biru,merah dan krem), dwiwarna, hitam pekat, belang.
Burmese
Menurut info kucing ini dikembangkan Dr. Thompson (AS) dari kucing ratu wong mau (Burma) dan siamese. Warna cokelat musang, warna lainnya biru, champagne, lifa, merah, cokelat, dan biru kura-kura.
Chinchilla longhair
Inilah kucing persia paling anggun. Nenek moyangnya saja dari Inggris. Dibagi kembali dua macam Chinchilla yaitu chinchilla warna cerah (sejati) dan yang agak gelap (perak gradasi).
Ragdolls
Kucing ini merupakan kucing yang paling patuh dari semua jenis kucing. Diberi nama Ragdolls karena kebiasaan khas mereka yang suka berbaring di lengan kita. Kucing ini sangat penyayang dan ramah sehingga bisa menjadi hewan peliharaan kita yang sangat baik.
Egyptian Mau
Kucing yang mengagumkan ini adalah satu-satunya jenis alami dari kucing tutul.
Abyssinian
Kucing ini merupakan salah satu jenis yang paling populer. Kucing Abyssinian yang besar dan tegap kemungkinan besar pernah menjadi hewan yang dipuja di masa lampau Mesir. Kucing ini juga memperoleh popularitas yang berarti di pertunjukkan kucing, kebanyakan menyangkut keunikan warna bulunya. Mereka biasanya sangat cocok dengan anak-anak dan hewan peliharaan lain.
BiRmaN CaT
Dikenal sebagai kucing keramat Birma. Sangat tampan dengan pola warna menarik dan jari-jari kakinya yang putih bersih. Kucing Birma masih termasuk jenis yang langka.
TurKish Van
Walaupun mereka mandiri, Turkish Van adalah kucing yang sebaiknya berada di rumah dengan keluarga. Bulu-bulu mereka yang indah selembut sutra membuat kita senang untuk merawatnya, dan kesenangan mereka bermain air sangat menghibur kita.
Persia
Kucing ini merupakan jenis berbulu panjang yang paling populer. Kucing persia akan sangat senang hidup sebagai kucing rumahan. Mereka bisa akrab dengan kucing lain, binatang lain dan anak-anak. Kucing persia sangat responsif dan menjadi sumber kebahagiaan bagi pemiliknya.
Anggora
Cara bergerak yang lemah gemulai adalah ciri dari Angora. Bulunya yang selembut sutra, tubuh yang elegan panjang, telinga menunjuk yang tegak lurus dan mata besar cerdas membuat Angora sangat dihargai kecantikan dan keanggunannya.
Sebagian orang menyebutnya Rumpy. Ekornya pendek, Warna bulunya cokelat dan lavender. Sifatnya setia, ramah dan pintar.
Maine Coon
Asalnya dari Maine, AS. Keturunan Angora dan American Shorhair. Sifatnya lucu, pemalu tapi mau, dan mudah akrab. Bulunya tipis, lembut, dan warnanya beragam.
British Shorthair
Dari namanya pastilah tertebak asalnya yaitu Inggris. Kucing ini kalem, lembut, hangat, dan pintar. Warna bulunya ada yang polos (putih,hitam,biru,merah dan krem), dwiwarna, hitam pekat, belang.
Burmese
Menurut info kucing ini dikembangkan Dr. Thompson (AS) dari kucing ratu wong mau (Burma) dan siamese. Warna cokelat musang, warna lainnya biru, champagne, lifa, merah, cokelat, dan biru kura-kura.
Chinchilla longhair
Inilah kucing persia paling anggun. Nenek moyangnya saja dari Inggris. Dibagi kembali dua macam Chinchilla yaitu chinchilla warna cerah (sejati) dan yang agak gelap (perak gradasi).
Ragdolls
Kucing ini merupakan kucing yang paling patuh dari semua jenis kucing. Diberi nama Ragdolls karena kebiasaan khas mereka yang suka berbaring di lengan kita. Kucing ini sangat penyayang dan ramah sehingga bisa menjadi hewan peliharaan kita yang sangat baik.
Egyptian Mau
Kucing yang mengagumkan ini adalah satu-satunya jenis alami dari kucing tutul.
Abyssinian
Kucing ini merupakan salah satu jenis yang paling populer. Kucing Abyssinian yang besar dan tegap kemungkinan besar pernah menjadi hewan yang dipuja di masa lampau Mesir. Kucing ini juga memperoleh popularitas yang berarti di pertunjukkan kucing, kebanyakan menyangkut keunikan warna bulunya. Mereka biasanya sangat cocok dengan anak-anak dan hewan peliharaan lain.
BiRmaN CaT
Dikenal sebagai kucing keramat Birma. Sangat tampan dengan pola warna menarik dan jari-jari kakinya yang putih bersih. Kucing Birma masih termasuk jenis yang langka.
TurKish Van
Walaupun mereka mandiri, Turkish Van adalah kucing yang sebaiknya berada di rumah dengan keluarga. Bulu-bulu mereka yang indah selembut sutra membuat kita senang untuk merawatnya, dan kesenangan mereka bermain air sangat menghibur kita.
Persia
Kucing ini merupakan jenis berbulu panjang yang paling populer. Kucing persia akan sangat senang hidup sebagai kucing rumahan. Mereka bisa akrab dengan kucing lain, binatang lain dan anak-anak. Kucing persia sangat responsif dan menjadi sumber kebahagiaan bagi pemiliknya.
Anggora
Cara bergerak yang lemah gemulai adalah ciri dari Angora. Bulunya yang selembut sutra, tubuh yang elegan panjang, telinga menunjuk yang tegak lurus dan mata besar cerdas membuat Angora sangat dihargai kecantikan dan keanggunannya.
Tom N Jerry Di Dunia Nyata Memang Ada
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Selebriti Berbusana Buruk di Brit Award 2010
Red carpet Brit Award - Menarik untuk melihat gaya bintang musik berjalan di karpet merah penghargaan Brit Award 2010. Anugerah andalan Britania ini memang hadir dalam format yang semi formal, sehingga selebriti dapat lebih bebas untuk berekspresi.
Namun banyak selebriti yang mengartikan bebas ekspresi menjadi ekspresi yang kurang bisa diterima publik. Berikut selebriti dengan busana yang dilabeli “jangan diikuti”
Lily Allen
Leona Lewis
Kylie Minogue
Katherine Jenkins
Lady Gaga
sumber: astaga.com
Top 10 Smallest Colleges
College is supposed to be the time of one’s life. With all the partying, learning, studying, friendships, and drama that come along the college path, it’s definitely a memorable time in anyone’s life. Some students meet their future wives and husbands, while others meet their first divorce. In any case, college is a great opportunity for those who take it.
When you think of college, you might think of a huge campus, packed with a lot of young college kids to the point that it almost seems overcrowded and busting at the seams. Even if you don’t think of some bustling college, you probably think of some location that has a fair amount of students that study there, not some desolate spot. Below is a list of the 10 least populated colleges in the U.S.
10. Holy Apostles College and Seminary – 260 Students
Founded in 1956, the Holy Apostles College and Seminary is located in Cromwell, Connecticut and focuses solely on training students to become priests and other church officials. Though at first it was solely a college attended by men, it has since went along with Vatican Council decisions and opened up to women as well as other non-seminarians. Though it seems a little out of the ordinary for a seminary, the college even offers its students the ability to achieve a Philosophy or Theology degree online.
9. College of Visual Arts – 172 Students
One of many arts colleges on the list, the College of Visual Arts stands at 172 students strong. Originating in 1924, the College of Visual Arts is located in Saint Paul, Minnesota and strives to teach students the importance of integrating visual arts and liberal arts. The college puts a heavy focus on many different types of arts ranging from sculpture, printmaking, painting, and many others. The school even offers majors involving graphic design. The College of Visual Arts often pushes students to find some sort of internship to express and use their artistic skills.
8. Burlington College – 168 Students
Another school located on the East Coast, Burlington College is all about the arts, humanitarian projects, and the humanities. Once known as Vermont Institute of Community Involvement, the college has been around since 1972. One interesting thing about this college is that many of the students will study abroad, especially in countries in the European Union. Recently, the college has also been able to work with the University of Havana to offer studying there as well. Burlington College is one of the only colleges to receive a special license from the U.S. Treasury Department and approval from Cuba, in order to establish opportunities for U.S. students to study at the University of Havana.
7. Art Academy of Cincinnati – 156 Students
Founded in 1869 as the McMicken School of Design, the Art Academy of Cincinnati is one of the most prestigious, and one of the smallest, art colleges in the U.S. Today. The school offers four degree programs to get into: Bachelor of Fine Arts in Fine Arts, Bachelor of Fine Arts in Communication Arts, Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art History, and an Associate of Science in Graphic Design. Some very famous artists have graduated from the Art Academy, including James Flora and Charley Harper. The school’s main goal is to help produce artists who will thrive in the world today.
6. Bryn Athyn College of the New Church – 155 Students
Bryn Athyn College is located in Bryn Athyn, Pennsylvania, which is about 20 miles from Philadelphia. The college has been around since 1877 and was first used to train ministers. The college is a Christian liberal arts center that places heavy focus on the New Church and its teachings. The new church is a religious sect based on the ideas and life of Emanuel Swedenborg. The college offers all sorts of majors, including business management, biology, art, history, and many others. Even though the college is small, it’s very unique in its own ways. Despite not having any type of Division Sports team, the college does have a competitive Ultimate Frisbee team.
5. Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts – 151 Students
Small or not, Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts has been named a “Best College” numerous times. Located in Old Lyme, Connecticut, the college is only two hours from New York as well as Boston, and most students take advantage of the prime location. This college is strictly meant for those interested in art, whether it be painting, sculpting, or drawing. Lyme Academy is so widely praised that even the New York Times spoke out about it, stating “. . . many in the art world believe the (Lyme) Academy has contributed to the renaissance of representational art.”
4. Sterling College – 105 Students
Once known as Cooper Memorial College, Sterling College has since changed its name, though it still reflects on its long history, dating back to 1887. There are many Christian colleges available throughout the U.S. but Kansas’ Sterling College prides itself on the heavy emphasis put on Christian views throughout the college. All professors and students are Christian and all aim “to develop creative and thoughtful leaders who understand a maturing Christian faith.” Despite being a strong Christian school, the college offers many majors for students to choose from.
3. Thomas More College – 84 Students
Though a very small liberal college, Thomas More College has been ranked by Money Magazine as one fo the “Best College Buys” as well as many other rankings. The college has been around since 1921 and is known as a “co-educational Catholic” school located in Crestview Hills, Kentucky. Despite its size, the school offers a wide variety of possible majors, including nursing, business, criminal justice, and many others. Aside from learning, most students spend a lot of their time visiting Cincinnati, which isn’t too far away from the 100-acre campus.
2. Shimer College – 81 Students
Calling itself the “Great Books College of Chicago,” Shimer College is definitely set out to attract certain students in the world. The college has been around for 157 years, founded by Frances Wood Shimer and Cinderella Gregory. Shimer is a liberal arts college and only offers three majors: natural sciences, humanities, and social sciences. The college focuses a lot of attention on “The Great Books” which include titles such as The Bible, The Iliad, Agamemnon, Oedipus Rex, Paradise Lost, Spirit of Laws, and plenty of others. Despite its narrow focus of study, Shimer College also claims its goal is to create well-rounded students, all 81 of them.
1. Alaska Bible College – 38 Students
At 38 students strong, the Alaska Bible College remains the smallest accredited college in the U.S. Just by its name you would assume the college is geared towards Christianity, and you’d be right. The college aims to provide hands-on ministry as a way to join God and follow his footsteps. The college has been around for 40 years and only offers a few programs to get involved in: pastoral studies, bible and ministry certificate, and a few others. If you ever were to attend ABC, you would more than likely spend your spare time ice-fishing or dog sledding. How’s that for unique?
Top 10 Discontinued Sodas
10. Coke II
So, back when Coca Cola started to slump a little in sales to its fiercest competitor, Pepsi Cola, someone made the executive decision to dink around with Coke’s secret formula thereby making it
taste more like, well, PEPSI. It wasn’t bad, per se , but it sure as hell wasn’t Coke. I remember consuming mass quantities of this stuff by can and, the newest form of container: 2 liters. This was an early eighties disaster and it always managed to make an appearance at our sleep-overs and it did a fine job of keeping us wired for hours. I think it had more sugar as well. I really do miss this stuff, but sadly, when Coke went back to its ‘Classic’ formula permanently, Coke II disappeared into soda oblivion.
9. Hubba Bubba
The strongest memory I have of Hubba Bubba Soda is from high school. We, in the ass-backward, dirt-water, shit-hole that is Paw Paw Michigan, used to hold school-wide contests involving all manner of self-deprecation. One of the ‘games’ was the infamous ‘Pop Chug’. The teaching staff that came up with this gem were sick and evil sadists of the highest degree. Everyone would stand over a beach towel with a ’spotter’ on one side and commence to gulping as much warm Hubba Bubba Soda as humanly possible. Loads of fun. I was never a big fan of this gum-flavored pop, but it does hold certain high esteem in my clogged memory bank.
8. Pepsi’s Wild Bunch
Just in case the images aren’t clear, we’ve got: Raging Razzberry, Tropical Chill, and Strawberry Burst. I love how Raspberry is cleverly misspelled into ‘cool’ territory with the two ‘Z’s. Very nice. Anyway, The deepest remembrances I have of this particular trio was the chilling innards of my grandparent’s ancient refrigerator in their garage. It was one of those ‘chill chest’ types with the giant metal walk-in-restaurant-freezer style of handle and enough wattage to cause neighborhood brown outs. Yeah, that thing was always chock full of every conceivable beverage from beer to Bosco . Every time we’d visit we’d try to find the most odd drink we could dig out of there and I quite fondly remember tossing back a few of these guys. Dead and gone now. No, not my Grandparents, but the fridge and the soda, for sure.
7. Surge
Though not out of circulation as long as some of these, Surge has still become a classic to many a pining American. Coca Cola distributed this green soda for quite some time. I can remember it coming in to its own right around 1995 or so, and really building up steam for a few years before succumbing to the popularity of other, weaker, beverages. It had a citrus-like flavor to it but there was something almost lime-Jell-O-ish in the back ground that would always leave a little tang phlegm at the back of my throat. But it was pretty tasty and I could knock back a 2 liter in a sitting no problem. Almost, but not quite, melted candy.
6. Leed
Leed was a carbonated lemonade drink sold in some parts of the world during the middle to late 20th century. It was produced and distributed by Coca-Cola Amatil only in New Zealand and Australia. Leed was one of the staple drinks among New Zealand retailers during the 1980s and was probably the most common lemonade drink distributed by Coca-Cola Amatil during its life. In 1984, Leed was discontinued and replaced by the more widely known Sprite brand. Accompanying this change was also a new recipe.
5. Josta
This was a pretty recent extinction as well. I remember drinking a few of these back when Guarana was the new kid on the beverage block being marketed by Coke as the energy source of choice. Josta was so chock-full of the stuff you could, in fact, taste it. It was a tad medicine-y, but that flavor was nicely buried beneath the strong fruit and spice overtones that assaulted your taste buds moments before. This pop was far different taste wise than just about anything else out there, and it was pretty decent while it lasted.
4. Orbitz
Oh yeah, soda with little chewy chunks in it. Outstanding. Somehow, the creators of this beverage managed to thwart the normalcies of science by allowing starch nuggets to suspend themselves ever so beautifully in a super-sweet solution. It was really good, too. I remember Target selling the hell out of this stuff for quite a while. I enjoyed the drinking part, but somehow, coming to the little lumps floating there in was a lot like drinking a glass of gravy… except a lot sweeter. I do miss it.
3. Kick
Kick was a lot like the bastard step-son of Mountain Dew and Mello Yellow. It tasted really similar to both, but almost leaning a bit toward Mello Yellow with its citrus overtones. I actually preferred it over either and would go through a case of this stuff during my late night Dungeons and Dragons marathons. I think it may have made a bit of a come back lately, but not around here. Too bad.
2. Slice
Slice was the precursor to Sierra Mist by the Pepsi corporation and for my buck, it tasted a whole lot better. My grandmother, in her massive fridge of holding, used to keep a constant supply of the Mandarin Orange flavor of this stuff. I hate mandarin oranges in any form, so I stuck to the lemon-lime standard and all was good with the world. There was something less overpowering about Slice as compared to 7-UP; not quite as crisp, not quite as effervescent, but certainly just as tasty.
1. Crystal Pepsi
I was in college in 1993 and this soda was a huge hit up at Northern Michigan U. in Marquette, Michigan. My room mate and I loved the stuff. We could get it at the local Circle K for like $2 an eight-pack of 20-ouncers. I honestly loved this stuff, I would drink the HELL out of a few packs per week. I remember one time I tried to be cool by slashing open the plastic yolk that securely held together the octuplets with my X-Acto knife. Bad idea. I ended up cutting two of the bottles and sprayed soda all over our dorm room. Not especially funny. Anyway, there was just something about the non-caramel colored Pepsi that really appealed to me. I miss this the most of all.