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31/07/2025

25/07/2025

It's my school end of the year party.

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Thanks to Mum and Dad.

21/04/2025

13/10/2024

Everyone!!!
It’s my birthday

20/07/2024

An Aeroplane cleaner was cleaning the Pilot's cockpit, when he saw a book titled, "HOW TO FLY AN AEROPLANE FOR BEGINNERS (Volume 1)

He opened the first (1st) page which said: "To start the engine, press the red button...". He did so, and the airplane engine started...

He was happy and opened the next page...:
"To get the airplane moving, press the blue button... "He did so, and the plane started moving at an amazing speed...

He wanted to fly, so he opened the third (3rd) page which said: To let the airplane fly, please press the green button... "He did so and the plane started to fly...

He was excited...!!

After twenty (20) minutes of flying, he was satisfied, and wanted to land, so he decided to go to the fourth (4th) page... and page four (4) says; "To be able to know how to land a plane, please purchase Volume 2 at the nearest bookshop!"

Moral Lesson

Never attempt anything without complete information

Half Education is not only dangerous but destructive!!!* A word is enough for the wise.

20/07/2024

In 1930, a Hungarian inventor observed children playing with marbles in a puddle, noticing that the marbles left a trail of water in their wake. That's how the idea came about: why not use a ball-shaped metal nib for writing? This is how the pen was born. ✒️🖋 László József Biro shared his idea with his brother György, a chemist, and together they began researching and experimenting to create a new type of pen based on this concept. Finally, they found the perfect combination: a viscous ink and a tip with a small ball that rotated freely, preventing the ink from drying out and controlling its flow. They presented their invention at the Budapest International Fair in 1931 and patented it in 1938, although they did not market it immediately. With the start of World War II, the brothers emigrated to Argentina, where they founded a company in a garage. Although they were initially unsuccessful due to the high cost of the product, they secured a contract with the British Air Force, which boosted their popularity. In 1943, they licensed their invention to Eversharp Faber in the United States for $2 million. In 1950, Marcel B**h acquired the rights and, on the recommendation of an advertising expert, dropped the "h" from his surname and founded the company BICGroup. In that year, they launched the first BIC Cristal, one of the most perfect designs ever created, of which more than 20 million units are sold every day around the world. Since 1953, more than 100 billion BIC Cristals have been manufactured, making it the best-selling pen of all time.

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20/07/2024

CAERPHILLY CASTLE AND WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW

1. Location: Caerphilly Castle is situated in Caerphilly, Wales.

2. Construction: Built in the 13th century by Gilbert de Clare.

4. Size: It is the second-largest castle in Britain.

5. Design: Known for its concentric design, featuring multiple layers of defensive walls.

6. Water Defenses: Surrounded by artificial lakes, making it one of the most fortified castles.

7. Leaning Tower: Famous for its leaning southeast tower, often compared to the
Leaning Tower of Pisa.

8. Historical Role: Played a key role in the conflicts between the Welsh and the Normans.

9. Restoration: Underwent significant restoration in the 19th century.

10. Tourist Attraction: Today, it is a popular site for tourists and historians.

11. Cultural Significance: Represents medieval military architecture and Welsh heritage.

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20/07/2024

The Fehmarn Belt Tunnel is 18 kilometers (11 miles) long and not the longest Turnel Globally.
It connects Denmark and Germany.
reducing travel time between the two countries to just 7 minutes. Upon completion will be the world's longest underwater tunnel. The tunnel is designed for both road and rail traffic.

Meanwhile, her's list of some top global tunnels according to length and location.

1. Gotthard Base Tunnel - 57.1 kilometers (35.5 miles), Switzerland

2. Seikan Tunnel - 53.9 kilometers (33.5 miles), Japan

3. Channel Tunnel - 50.5 kilometers (31.3 miles), UK/France

4. Yulhyeon Tunnel - 50.3 kilometers (31.3 miles), South Korea

5. Songshan Lake Tunnel - 38.8 kilometers (24.1 miles), China

6. Guadarrama Tunnel - 28.4 kilometers (17.6 miles), Spain

7. Songshan Tunnel - 27.8 kilometers (17.3 miles), China

8. Pajares Base Tunnel - 24.7 kilometers (15.3 miles), Spain

9. Lærdal Tunnel - 24.5 kilometers (15.2 miles), Norway

10. Zhongnanshan Tunnel - 18 kilometers (11.2 miles), China.

These tunnels are ranked by their total length and represent some of the most significant engineering feats in tunnel construction worldwide.

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