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Rotating House, Australia At first glance, this benign-looking structure seems ordinary enough–but with enough patience, you might notice something strange happening. The Everingham Rotating House, as it’s known, completes a full rotation in between 30 minutes and two hours, depending on its speed setting. The home today remains a private residence.

Transparent House, Japan Do you feel like you just have way too much privacy in your life? Well then maybe you’ve finally found the home for you! This Tokyo home was apparently inspired by the idea of living in a tree–though how exactly the two concepts are connected is still a little bit hazy to us.

Clock Tower Penthouse, New York This penthouse apartment is the result of a major overhaul of an old clock tower in Brooklyn, New York. It seems that the developers are still looking for a tenant–I wonder why? The asking price is only $18 million.

Bubble House, France This extravagant home located just outside of Cannes was specially designed and built for designer Pierre Cardin, who is not-so-surprisingly renowned for his own avant-garde tastes. It has apparently been the site of some of the region’s most debauched parties, which also somehow seems appropriate.

This two-bedroom, two-bathroom home located just outside of Manuel Antonio National Park in Costa Rica is available to rent– for a price. A night here costs more than a week would at most other local options, but you get what you pay for, right? The inside is incredible as well, totally refurbished and paneled with local wood.

Crocodile House, Ivory Coast At first glance, this home actually does look like a crocodile–but trust us, this house is real and people live here. It was initially built by artist Moussa Kalo, and after his passing it was taken over by one of his apprentices who continues its upkeep.

Bio-Climatic Solar House, France This home, located in eastern France, brings “environmentally- friendly” to a whole new level. The house’s angle and glass facade work so that the home remains warm in the winter and relatively cool during other parts of the year, avoiding the energy expenditures normally associated with homes in this part of the world.

Shoe House, South Africa Do you remember the nursery rhyme about the little old lady who lived in a shoe? Well it looks like you’re not alone, as local artist Ron Van Zyl decided to construct this home for his wife in 1990. It’s now part of a complex that includes an art museum, campground, bar, and more.

Toilet House, South Korea This home was constructed by one Sim Jae-duck, founder of the–you guessed it–World Toilet Association. As ridiculous as it might sound, the foundation did a lot of good work promoting improved sanitation facilities around the world. The home acted as his private residence until his death in 2009; it was then bequeathed to the government and has since become a toilet museum.

This bizarre architectural feat known popularly as the “crazy house” was built in 1990 as a pet project by a local architect– but the design, which incorporates many natural elements including animals, mushrooms, and a giant tree trunk, proved to be more expensive than anticipated. As such, a section of the home has acted as a guest house for tourists since the late 90s

Upside Down House, Poland This home was built by Polish businessman Daniel Czapiewski as a statement about the “backwardness” he perceived in the country under the Soviet regime. The inside is also decorated in typical Soviet fashion–but upside down of course. Nowadays the house is open to visitors, who are able to enter and walk on the ceiling (the floor?).

No matter how great our own homes may be, we can’t seem to help it–we’re constantly dreaming of something bigger and better. Though few of us have the resources to make these dreams possible, a few lucky folks with both the cash and the vision do manage to see their dreams through. But at the same time, many of us forget that a home doesn’t have to be extravagantly expensive to be unique and “cool.” Some people manage to find themselves in incredible dwellings due to sheer force of will or even simple circumstance. Today we’re looking at both ends of the spectrum–the coolest homes inhabited by people of all walks of life everywhere on this planet. So without further ado, here is our list of the fifteen coolest homes from around the world:

idupaul:
I used to be a sai baba chanter but now Country comes first before any incompetent idol ..so now na sai Nigeria I de

u ve seen the light?

Keneking:
Economy is badly screwed by PMB

have u seen the light

Aigbofa:
Akpabio is simply paranoid. If you see Yoruba mercenaries disrupting other regions of Nigeria, it won't be long before you start seeing them in your dreams chasing after you.

but yoruba pastor already see Igbo giants in his dream

NaijaMutant:
Hunger infested sophisticated people

lol

sufferiscated

makazona:
Someone engaged you intelligently and this was your response?

Just know this: Your mind is made up. And when it's time for referendum, u shall your much harped on ONE vote.

are you from burkinafso. abokinasofa

llade:
I am from Bayelsa and live in Abuja. When avengers complain of development I begin to wonder what Jonathan did for the region during his stint in Aso Rock. They should just shut up, when Jonathan was there, what happened. In 6 yrs if Jona was serious more refineries, gas plants and infrastructure including roads should have been built. As I speak d road from Bayelsa to PH and Warri to PH have not been completed. Even the refineries in PH and had no meaningful turn around maintenance.

bayelsan yoruba muslim

bcomputer101:
Let's hear your view on this

no vegetables

seriously

BlackSeptember:
pics of shatta wale wife flatt breast or adonbelivit

to d post

seriously

BlackSeptember:
pics of shatta wale wife flatt breast or adonbelivit

shitty wale

BlackSeptember:
pics of shatta wale wife flatt breast or adonbelivit

shatty wale na carburetor mechanic.

BlackSeptember:
pics of shatta wale wife flatt breast or adonbelivit

wen shatty wale is on baby food suckin.

baby be like

BlackSeptember:
In ilorin people cook with machete on their hands because of food theives

ede. food protection services oshogbo.

BlackSeptember:
is that davido on your meme Lets activate derailer paradise here

no dats shatty wale..

BlackSeptember:
Who fine pass btw Tinubu and Obj

Like for Tinubu and share for Obj

dia babe...

mrvitalis:
Attack my points not me...

why do u claim u re from Isreal wen u re from Egypt?

Mrbigman2:
Good day people,

I am from Anambra and a fan of he as well, and Anambra in the era of Willie came to media limelight, which is one aspect is good and in the other hand is not.

Often when I come online I see good imagery of my state but when I call home, people seem to think otherwise

Peter obi was low on the media outfit but did a great job untold but what do we have now?

My governor kicks a ball and he' being praised to high heavens like we was voted to relax.

I story short.

Am from aguata LGA, I am on a road trip now to the village for my uncle's burial and unfortunately the road all the way from awka-etiti, ichida, igbo-ukwu Is trash.

Unpassable. Igbo-ukwu is same place an idiot called ekwuinife hails from but she rather fight tooth an nail to return to abuja while her people suffer untold hardship.

Lemme come to my town uga.
We have the infamous uba family, Chris Andy a ugochukwu uba yet we live in dust.

Am calling on the media house of Anambra state government to show also the bad parts of Anambra so something good will come to the oppressed.

Aguata have being neglected

Thanks.

Cc: lalasticlala
Dominique


Pictures below shows Igbo-ukwu

that said road was scrapped but the rain here in anambra is something else. road construction work has been suspended until September....


obiano Nnewi still dey wait to hear from u..

yoruba boy. you re not from the rising sun...

Thollu01:
We use our smartphones for many things in our professional and private lives. Therefore, we should try to ensure they last as long as possible. Many take precautions like installing anti-virus software and closing background apps, but are these steps really necessary? Here are five things you're doing wrong with your Android device.

1. Using task killers or manually closing applications
Many of us use task killers or close applications manually from the recent apps menu. But without realizing it that could be harming the performance of our device.

When we first open an app, part of its data is becomes stored in the RAM. This means that when you open the app a second time, it will load faster because of the existence of this previously cached data.

If you remove the app from the recent apps menu, or delete the cache, the data stored in the RAM is lost also. If you then wish to reopen it you have to start this process again.

Only close applications if you must, for instance, if they are draining a lot of battery or occupying too many resources while in the background.

2. Using more than one antivirus app
If you feel that you need an antivirus program on your Android device then you should bear in mind that they take up resources like RAM and battery: these are intensive applications that run in the background all the time. But having more than one doesn't make you safer. If you decide to use an antivirus app then make sure you choose wisely among the many available and only use one at a time.

3. Ignoring software updates
The operating system of your smartphone needs to be updated periodically to repair deficiencies in security. As soon as you notice an update, accept it. You can even set up your Android device to update automatically. The security of your phone will thank you. It will perform better and be more efficient.

4. Downloading applications from unreliable sources
Android APK files can be manipulated to contain malicious software which can infect your device. Make sure all your downloads come from reliable sources such as the Google Play Store.

5. Not restarting your smartphone
There is a lot of controversy surrounding this topic. However, rebooting your device once a week is 'healthy'. On the one hand, memory is saved and temporarily cached data is deleted because it is no longer needed. On the other hand, sometimes memory is blocked and that temporary data is not deleted, which can lead to slowdowns.

Source ==>> http://www.xtremetechhub.com/2016/07/5-things-you-shouldnt-do-with-your.html?m=1

number one is wrong... wen u clear cache. it increases Ram. help phone work better