Top 10 Hollywood’s Sexiest Men In 2011

1) Bradley Cooper

2) Ryan Reynolds

3) Jesse Williams

4) Ricky Martin

5) Chace Crawford

6) Shannon Kook-Chun

7) Mario Lopez

8) John Legend

9) Reichen Lehmkuhl

10) Ashton Kutcher

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Top 10 Most Powerful Nuclear Countries

Top 10 Nuclear Powers of the World

1. United States

First test : 1945

Nuclear stockpile size : 5,113

Last nuclear test : 1992

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2. Russia

First test :1949

Nuclear stockpile size : 2,825, Peak stockpile: 41,000

Last nuclear test : 1990

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3. China

First test : 1964

Nuclear stockpile size : 240

Last nuclear test : 1996

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4. France

First test : 1960

Nuclear stockpile size : 300

Last nuclear test : 1995

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5. United Kingdom

First test :1952

Nuclear stockpile size : 225

Last nuclear test : 1991

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6. Israel

First test : Possibly 1979

Nuclear stockpile size : Up to 400

Last nuclear test : Possibly 1979

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7. India

First test : 1974

Nuclear stockpile size : 40-95

Last nuclear test :1998

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8. Pakistan

First test : 28 May, 1998

Nuclear stockpile size : 70-90

Last nuclear test : 30 May, 1998

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9. North Korea

First test : 2006

Nuclear stockpile size : Less than 10

Last nuclear test : 2009

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10. Iran

First test : Never

Nuclear stockpile size : 2,400 kilogram of low-enriched uranium

Last nuclear test : Never

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Top 10 Final Moments Of ICC World Cup 2011–Photos

Match Summary

Toss Sri Lanka, who chose to bat and scored 274 For 6 wickets 50 overs

Result : India won by 6 wickets (with 10 balls remaining)
Series India won the 2010/11 ICC Cricket World Cup

Player of the match MS Dhoni (India)
Player of the series Yuvraj Singh (India)

Top 10 Most Powerful Global Brands

No.1 Google

Brand Value    : 44,294 USD $ Millions

Market Cap    : 143,016 USD $ Millions

Rank in 2010  : 2 ^nd place

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No.2 Microsoft

Brand Value : 42,805  USD $ Millions

Market Cap : 165,724 USD $ Millions

Rank in 2010 : 5 ^th Place

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No.3 Walmart

Brand Value : 36,220 USD $ Millions

Market Cap : 154,324 USD $ Millions

Rank in 2010 : 1 ^st Place

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No.4 IBM

Brand Value : 36,157 USD $ Millions

Market Cap : 189,717 USD $ Millions

Rank in 2010 : 4 ^th Place

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No.5 Vodafone

Brand Value : 30,674  USD $ Millions

Market Cap : 192,455 USD $ Millions

Rank in 2010 : 7 ^th Place

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No.6 Bank of America

Brand Value : 30,619 USD $ Millions

Market Cap : 120,195 USD $ Millions

Rank in 2010 : 12 ^th Place

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No.7 GE

Brand Value : 30,504 USD $ Millions

Market Cap : 475,066 USD $ Millions

Rank in 2010 : 6 ^th Place

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No.8 Apple

Brand Value : 29,543 USD $ Millions

Market Cap : 244,381 USD $ Millions

Rank in 2010 : 20 ^th Place

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No.9 WELLS FARGO

Brand Value : 28,944 USD $ Millions

Market Cap : 136,069 USD $ Millions

Rank in 2010 : 15 ^th Place

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No.10 AT&T

Brand Value : 28,884 USD $ Millions

Market Cap : 235,987 USD $ Millions

Rank in 2010 : 11 ^th Place

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Top 10 Richest Person in Australia 2011

No.1 Georgina Rinehart

Net Worth : $9 B 

Age: 57

Source: Mining, inherited and growing

Residence: Perth, Australia

Country of citizenship: Australia

Marital Status: Widow

Children: 4

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No.2 Andrew Forrest

Net Worth :$6.7 B 

Age: 49

Source: Mining, self-made

Residence: Perth, Australia

Country of citizenship: Australia

Marital Status: Married

Children: 3

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No.3 Frank Lowy & family

Net Worth : $4.4 B

Age: 80

Source: malls, self-made

Residence: Sydney, Australia

Country of citizenship: Australia

Marital Status: Married

Children: 3

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No.4 James Packer

• Net Worth : $4.4 B
• Age: 43
• Source: media, inherited
• Residence: Sydney, Australia
• Country of citizenship: Australia
• Marital Status: Married
• Children: 2

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No.5 Harry Triguboff

• Net Worth : $3.4 B
• Age: 78
• Source: real estate, self-made
• Residence: Sydney, Australia
• Country of citizenship: Australia
• Marital Status: Married
• Children: 2

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No.6 John Gandel

• Net Worth : $3.4 B
• Age: 76
• Source: real estate, inherited and growing
• Residence: Melbourne, Australia
• Country of citizenship: Australia
• Marital Status: Married
• Children: 4

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No.7 Kerr Neilson

• Net Worth : $2.4 B
• Age: 61
• Source: Investments, self-made
• Residence: Sydney, Australia
• Country of citizenship: Australia
• Marital Status: Married
• Children: 2

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No.8 Kerry Stokes

• Net Worth : $2 B
• Age: 70
• Source: media, Caterpillar, self-made
• Residence: Perth, Australia
• Country of citizenship: Australia
• Marital Status: Divorced
• Children: 4

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No.9 David Hains

• Net Worth : $2 B
• Age: 80
• Source: finance, self-made
• Residence: Melbourne, Australia
• Country of citizenship: Australia
• Education: University of Melbourne
• Marital Status: Married
• Children: 5

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No.10 Lindsay Fox

• Net Worth : $1.7 B
• Age: 73
• Source: logistics, self-made
• Residence: Melbourne, Australia
• Country of citizenship: Australia
• Marital Status: Married
• Children: 5

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Top –10 Webometrics Ranking of World Universities 2011

The Webometrics Ranking of World Universities, also known as Ranking Web of World Universities, is ranking system for the world's universities based on a composite indicator that takes into account both the volume of the Web contents (number of web pages and files) and the visibility and impact of these web publications according to the number of external inlinks (site citations) they received. The ranking is published by the Cybermetrics Lab, a research group of the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) located in Madrid.

The Webometrics University Ranking is a ranking system based on university web presence, visibility and web access, This ranking system measures how strongly a university is present in the web by its own web domain, sub-pages, rich files, scholarly articles etc. The central hypothesis of this approach is that web presence is a reliable indicator of the global performance and prestige of the universities and as such, is an indirect way to measure all the university missions (teaching, research, transfer). Although the Web is universally recognized as the one of the most relevant tools for scholarly communication, it is still very rare these indicators are used for the evaluation of the scientific research and the academic performance of universities. Webometric indicators are provided to show the commitment of the institutions to Web publication.

Top universities are publishing millions of pages produced by dozens of departments and services, hundreds of research teams and thousands of scholars. Strong web presence informs of a wide variety of factors that are clearly correlated with the global quality of the institution: Widespread availability of computer resources available, global internet literacy, policies promoting democracy and freedom of speech, competition for international visibility or support of open access initiatives, among others.

Top-10 Lists are below:

1 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2 Harvard University
3 Stanford University
4 University of California,Berkeley
5 Cornell University
6 University of Wisconsin Madison
7 University of Michigan
8 University of Minnesota
9 University of Washington
10 University of Pennsylvania

Top-10 World’s Best Reputed Universities 2011

THE World Reputation Rankings

In March 2011, Times Higher Education[THE] released its first World Reputation Rankings. The rankings were sourced from a survey of more than 13,000 academics from 131 countries that nominated universities as being the best in their field in teaching and research.Four Australian universities are listed among the world's top 100 most reputable universities: University of Queensland (UQ), the University of Melbourne, University of Sydney and The Australian National University.
A total of 15 Asian universities made their way into the world's top 100 universities for reputation, with University of Tokyo rated 1st in Asia and 8th in the world, followed by Kyoto University (second best in Asia and 18th best in the world), National University of Singapore (third best in Asia and 27th worldwide).
The top 10 list are:
1. Harvard University
2. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
3. University of Cambridge
4. University of  California, Berkeley
5. Stanford University
6. University of Oxford
7. Princeton University
8. University of Tokyo
9. Yale University
10. California Institute of Technology

Top 10 Most Expensive Foods in the World

1. Italian White Alba Truffle - $160,406

Truffles are expensive because they are difficult to cultivate. This makes them a pleasure that some have called the king of all mushrooms. The Associated Press reported that a real estate investor and his wife in Hong Kong have paid €125,000 ($160,406 USD) for a huge Italian white truffle of Alba, which is apparently the most expensive in history. The most expensive truffle weighed 1.51 kilograms (3.3 pounds).

2. Almas Caviar - $25,000

Almas caviar comes from Iran and is extremely rare and very expensive. The only solution is known Caviar House & Prunier, Piccadilly in London, England, selling a pound of costly Almas caviar in a box of 24 carat gold for $16,000, or about $25,000. Incidentally, this is also the place where you can find food more expensive in Britain. The Caviar House also sells a box of 800 pounds for those with a smaller budget.

3. Yubari Melons - $22,872

Most expensive are a pair of Yubari melons and were the first auction of the 2008 season. Had been tried in the best pair and were bought by the owner of a seafood lunch at souvenir shops nearby. There have been some-100 melons grown by farmers in the competition were considered Yubari.

4. Dansuke Watermelon - $6,100

In a country where the game of watermelons is rare, can be an expensive product. Here’s how a 17-pound watermelon Japan became the world’s most expensive. Dansuke watermelons, a type of black watermelon grown only on the northern island of Hokkaido Japanese, are usually given as a gift for his extraordinary rarity. There were only 65 years of the first fruits of the harvest of this season. Are becoming clearer than watermelons that Americans are used and, according to a spokesman for the Tohma Agricultural Cooperative, which “have a different level of sweetness.”

5. Domenico Crolla’s “Pizza Royale 007″ – $4200

The pizza is 12 inches thick with an assortment of some food ingredients in the world of more expensive items such as caviar, lobster marinated in cognac, champagne soaked in vinegar, sun blush tomato sauce, Scottish smoked salmon, medallions of venison, ham, vintage balsamic vinegar. Besides all these ingredients, it is covered by a large amount of edible flakes of 24 carat gold

6. Samundari Khazana Curry - $3200

To celebrate the DVD release of The Millionaire, Bombay Brasserie complete this curry complement the more expensive ingredients that could be found. Devon crab and white truffle and a half of tomatoes filled with beluga caviar and dressed in gold are just the beginning of this luxury food. Scottish lobster, also covered with gold, four abalone eggs, peeled and quail dish full of all other caviar.

7. Wagyu Steak - $2800

Although Wagyu raised both inside and outside of Japan, the variety of Kobe is particularly acute in the prefecture of Hyogo is the most elitist. The use of traditional production methods, the Kobe beef comes from cows that feed only beer and massages apparently on hand to ensure incomparable tenderness and marbling. These dishes can be out of reach for the restoration of life to take too much fat and too high a price. For your next social work, then you can take those on Craft steak New York City, where she served a complete view of the Wagyu rib with a private party for $2,800.

8. The Zillion Dollar Frittata - $1000

This argument is ridiculously expensive breakfast consisting of a mixture of eggs, lobster and 10 grams of Sevruga caviar (which costs the restaurant $65 per ounce). In the menu on the side of the omelet is not a challenge, he says. “Norma dares you this spending”

9.Bagel - $1000

This bagel was created by Executive Chef Frank Tujague Westin Hotel in New York is filled with cream cheese and white truffle infused Riesling jelly Goji berries with gold leaf. The price of the bun is justified by the fact that the white truffle weighing became the second most expensive food, only eclipsed by caviar. The underground fungus that grows only in specific oaks in Alba, Italy. Its scent pheromones, because it is considered an aphrodisiac and that is why dogs and female pigs used for valuable truffles.

10. Matsu take Mushrooms - $1000/pound

Matsu take or mattock, mushrooms are expensive because of their rarity. Although the prevalence of history meant it was almost synonymous with autumn in Japan, the introduction of an insect that kills the tree under which the fungus grows caused a drastic reduction in the number of Matsu take mushrooms. A method for the cultivation of Matsu take has not yet been developed, which means the absence of trees that mushroom picking, of course, is a serious problem for the species.