Amazing sentence!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Why the following sentence is an amazing one?

       "I do not know where family doctors acquired illegibly perplexing           handwriting;nevertheless,extraordinary pharmaceutical intellectuality counterbalancing indecipherability transcendentalizes intercommunication's incomprehensibleness "
     

Answer: The First word of the above sentence has  one letter,second has two letters ,third has three letters.....and the twentieth word has twenty letters

Naked lady flower{Naree pol (Narilatha)},Fake flower born in the garden of Internet (A biggggg internet hoax)

         Many people apparently believe that the Nareepol Tree and its improbable fruit really exists and, although they have never seen it "in the flesh" , some have even come to regard it as a sacred object. However, the Nareepol Tree is almost certainly nothing more than a hoax. If such an amazing phenomenon was real, the tree would undoubtedly be quite famous and there would be many media reports published about it all around the world. The scientific community and religious groups would also have examined the tree and published their findings. Instead, the only information about the alleged Nareepol Tree is in versions of the above message.

     

    Moreover, the three photographs above appear to be the only images of the tree available. Given the self-publishing power provided by the Internet, if the tree was real, there would surely be myriad photographs of the tree available on many different blogs, travel websites and photo sharing websites.

    According to the message, the Nareepol Tree is found  in the Petchaboon province,Thailand and in Himalayas . So, if the tree and its fruit really existed, it would likely be a major tourist attraction for the region and promoted as such. However, the tree is not listed as an attraction on any credible travel related websites for the Petchaboon province  .It is said that Narilatha bloom once in two decades only; in other words it blossoms into a lady like flower after a 20-year interval. It is believed that in times of yore the concentration of hermits and sages doing deep meditation would be shattered at the sight of these lady-shaped flowers.

                                                

  Thus, it seems very probable that some unknown prankster has created the hoax by cleverly attaching a few man-made figurines to an ordinary tree's branches and then taking some photographs to document his "creation". The junction where each "fruit" joins the branch is conveniently obscured by leaves, perhaps to hide the wire or twine that holds it aloft. And, the figures look too uniform to be natural. Except for the positioning of the arms, each piece of "fruit" is virtually identical in size and colour. Real fruit is likely to vary considerably in size, hue and quality, even when growing on the same tree.

                                         

There are many false messages which is making the rounds of the Internet via email, blogs and forums, with photoshop images & artificially made  photographs .Narilatha is most  probably  one of them

Look at the melancholic eyes of this iconic girl and identify her .....

  





Answer:  Omayra Sánchez Garzón (August 28, 1972 – November 16, 1985) was a 13-year-old Colombian girl killed in Armero, Colombia by the 1985 eruption of Nevado del Ruiz. Volcanic debris mixed with ice to form massive lahars (volcanically induced mudslides, landslides, and debris flows) that rushed into the river valleys below the mountain, killing nearly 25,000 people and destroying Armero and 13 other villages.

After a lahar demolished her home, Omayra became pinned beneath the debris of her house; she remained trapped in water for three days. Her plight was documented as she descended from calmness into agony. Her courage and dignity touched journalists and relief workers, who put great efforts into comforting her. After 60 hours of struggling, she died, likely due to exposure. Her death highlighted the failure of officials to respond promptly to the threat of the volcano and the efforts of volunteer rescue workers to reach and treat trapped victims despite a dearth of supplies and equipment.

Omayra became internationally famous through a photograph of her taken shortly before her death by photojournalist Frank Fournier, which when published worldwide spawned considerable controversy; it was later designated the World Press Photo of the Year for 1985. She has remained a lasting figure in popular culture, remembered through music, literature, and commemorative articles.

  Despite her situation, Omayra remained relatively positive: she sang to volunteer worker Germán Santa María Barragán, a journalist and future diplomat asked for sweet food, drank soda, and agreed to be interviewed. At times, the teenage girl was scared, and prayed or cried On the third night, Omayra began hallucinating, saying that she did not want to be late for school and mentioned a math exam.Near the end of her life, Omayra's eyes reddened, her face swelled, and her hands whitened. At one point she asked the people to leave her so they could rest. Hours later the workers returned with a pump and worked feverishly to save her, but her legs were oriented as though she was kneeling, and so it was impossible to remove her without severing her legs. Lacking the surgical equipment to save her from the effects of an amputation, the doctors present agreed that it would be more humane to let her die.^[ In all, Omayra suffered for nearly three nights (roughly 60 hours) before she died at approximately 10:05 A.M. on November 16 from exposure

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