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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erZ2YidTZp4endofvid [starttext] The Art of War is an ancient Chinese military treatise that is attributed to Sun Tzu (also referred to as "Sunzi" and "Sun Wu"), a high ranking military general and strategist during the late Spring and Autumn period (some scholars believe that the Art of War was not completed until the subsequent Warring States period. Composed of 13 chapters, each of which is devoted to one aspect of warfare, it is said to be the definitive work on military strategies and tactics of its time, and is still read for its military insights. The Art of War is one of the oldest and most successful books on military strategy in the world. It has been the most famous and influential of China's Seven Military Classics: "for the last two thousand years it remained the most important military treatise in Asia, where even the common people knew it by name.It has had an influence on Eastern military thinking, business tactics, and beyond. Sun Tzu emphasized the importance of positioning in military strategy, and that the decision to position an army must be based on both objective conditions in the physical environment and the subjective beliefs of other, competitive actors in that environment. He thought that strategy was not planning in the sense of working through an established list, but rather that it requires quick and appropriate responses to changing conditions. Planning works in a controlled environment, but in a changing environment, competing plans collide, creating unexpected situations.[endtext]
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Keajaiban Burung : Harun Yahya
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[starttext]The Miracle of Flight
Pigeons are the birds we probably come across most in our daily lives. These tiny creatures may not attract many peoples' attention, but when we examine them closely they are a miracle of creation. In order to see the truth of this, let us consider how a pigeon takes off from the ground, and witness a flawless piece of engineering design.
First of all, the pigeon jumps up in the air. It then raises its wings at the moment its feet leave the ground, and pushes the air behind it with all its strength. It then leans slightly forward. It has now risen high in enough in the air to be able to move forward. Larger birds than pigeons cannot perform this difficult movement more than twice. Really large birds, such as the albatross, cannot do it at all, although they possess other techniques allowing them to leave the ground. One example is running along at ever-increasing speed. That is a technique also used by us -- in aeroplanes.
The most tiring part of flight for most birds is the moment of take-off. Once that has been achieved, a bird can easily glide in the air. So, what is it that enables a bird to stay up in the air once take-off has been achieved? The answer lies in the flawless engineering design in the wing.
The back of the wing curls slightly downwards. Air passing under the wing strikes that part and exerts a force on it. That lifts the bird upwards. Air passing over the wing, on the other hand, is deflected upwards by the front of the wing, and air pressure on top of the wing is reduced. That also pulls the bird upwards. If there is sufficient current, the attractive force above the wing and the lifting power from underneath are sufficient to keep the bird in the air. It is this factor that allows the albatross to stay aloft for hours without once flapping its wings, just making use of the rising currents of air.
Other birds create the necessary current underneath their wings themselves, flapping their wings to do so. This bird is literally rowing in the air. It pulls half of its wing in towards its body as it raises it, thus reducing friction. It then fully opens its wings as it lowers them again. The feathers intermingle with every movement. Thus, although the wing changes shape at all time, the underside of the wing stays completely smooth. Birds' feathers and wing-shapes are aerodynamically quite perfect. Even though this duck flies at speeds approaching 70 kilometers an hour, it looks as if it is just gliding slowly through the air thanks to its perfect aerodynamic structure.
Different bird wings have always been used in aeroplane design. Some wings are short and sturdy, for frequent manouevering. Others are long and wide in order to be able to fly at high altitudes. Still others are long and narrow for gliding in the air. Allah has created the perfect flight system in the body of every bird in line with its own requirements. Some birds stay in the air for months, eating, drinking and sleeping there. Hawks dive onto their prey at up to 300 kilometers an hour. Eagles fly to demonstrate their power, not just to find food. This dogfight between these two eagles is not actually a fight at all, but rather a test of courage. The first to release its talons before falling to earth will lose. This wonderful spectacle of flight thus emerges.
All flights have to end with landing. A safe descent is therefore just as important as take-off. Birds are expert at this, and use their wings as brakes. This puffin can remain suspended in the air thanks to the air currents around it, and uses that same ability to land again. A moment's lack of concentration could have terrible consequences. Swans, some of the largest birds on earth, land on water, just like a sea-plane, and use their feet as brakes. A vulture uses the most accurately controlled flight and spot-on geometric calculation to make a safe landing in its nest on the edge of a cliff. It first aims at a point below its nest and makes a rapid descent. It then suddenly turns upwards, using the air as a brake, and its speed drops to zero just as it nears the nest[endtext]
Pigeons are the birds we probably come across most in our daily lives. These tiny creatures may not attract many peoples' attention, but when we examine them closely they are a miracle of creation. In order to see the truth of this, let us consider how a pigeon takes off from the ground, and witness a flawless piece of engineering design.
First of all, the pigeon jumps up in the air. It then raises its wings at the moment its feet leave the ground, and pushes the air behind it with all its strength. It then leans slightly forward. It has now risen high in enough in the air to be able to move forward. Larger birds than pigeons cannot perform this difficult movement more than twice. Really large birds, such as the albatross, cannot do it at all, although they possess other techniques allowing them to leave the ground. One example is running along at ever-increasing speed. That is a technique also used by us -- in aeroplanes.
The most tiring part of flight for most birds is the moment of take-off. Once that has been achieved, a bird can easily glide in the air. So, what is it that enables a bird to stay up in the air once take-off has been achieved? The answer lies in the flawless engineering design in the wing.
The back of the wing curls slightly downwards. Air passing under the wing strikes that part and exerts a force on it. That lifts the bird upwards. Air passing over the wing, on the other hand, is deflected upwards by the front of the wing, and air pressure on top of the wing is reduced. That also pulls the bird upwards. If there is sufficient current, the attractive force above the wing and the lifting power from underneath are sufficient to keep the bird in the air. It is this factor that allows the albatross to stay aloft for hours without once flapping its wings, just making use of the rising currents of air.
Other birds create the necessary current underneath their wings themselves, flapping their wings to do so. This bird is literally rowing in the air. It pulls half of its wing in towards its body as it raises it, thus reducing friction. It then fully opens its wings as it lowers them again. The feathers intermingle with every movement. Thus, although the wing changes shape at all time, the underside of the wing stays completely smooth. Birds' feathers and wing-shapes are aerodynamically quite perfect. Even though this duck flies at speeds approaching 70 kilometers an hour, it looks as if it is just gliding slowly through the air thanks to its perfect aerodynamic structure.
Different bird wings have always been used in aeroplane design. Some wings are short and sturdy, for frequent manouevering. Others are long and wide in order to be able to fly at high altitudes. Still others are long and narrow for gliding in the air. Allah has created the perfect flight system in the body of every bird in line with its own requirements. Some birds stay in the air for months, eating, drinking and sleeping there. Hawks dive onto their prey at up to 300 kilometers an hour. Eagles fly to demonstrate their power, not just to find food. This dogfight between these two eagles is not actually a fight at all, but rather a test of courage. The first to release its talons before falling to earth will lose. This wonderful spectacle of flight thus emerges.
All flights have to end with landing. A safe descent is therefore just as important as take-off. Birds are expert at this, and use their wings as brakes. This puffin can remain suspended in the air thanks to the air currents around it, and uses that same ability to land again. A moment's lack of concentration could have terrible consequences. Swans, some of the largest birds on earth, land on water, just like a sea-plane, and use their feet as brakes. A vulture uses the most accurately controlled flight and spot-on geometric calculation to make a safe landing in its nest on the edge of a cliff. It first aims at a point below its nest and makes a rapid descent. It then suddenly turns upwards, using the air as a brake, and its speed drops to zero just as it nears the nest[endtext]
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10 Burung prasejarah berbahaya
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9QpfnJ85q0endofvid
[starttext]Inilah 10 burung Pra Sejarah yang paling berbahaya[endtext]
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Burung yang luar biasa
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[starttext]Burung Burung yang luarbiasa[endtext]
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World of the Birds
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oN62BhwbBmQendofvid
[starttext]How beautiful would it have been if we could fly? Don't we all feel like that after looking at the birds in the sky? We have got all kinds of exotic birds around us. Firstly, we have the birds of prey. These birds prey on other small birds or animals for their survival. The most common birds of prey are eagles. Eagles are big birds. They have a strong beak and very long and sharp claws. They have very good eye sight and can spot prey from the sky.
Owls-
Owls are medium or small sized birds. They hunt at night and hence are called nocturnal birds. Usually, they prey on small birds and animals. They can rotate their head round.
Vultures-
They are among the largest and biggest birds of prey. They are scavengers. They have the strongest digestive system among birds.
Lets understand birds that do no feed on flesh.
Peacock-
One of the most beautiful birds on the planet! The males haave long and beautiful feathers which are colorful.
Kingfisher-
They feed on fish. They are also very beautiful to look at.
Woodpeckers-
Woodpeckers are those birds which live on trees. They have strong beaks and make homes in burrow they hive out of the tree trunks.
Crows-
They are perhaps one of the most commonly seen birds. They are intelligent and adapt to any climate.
Ostriches-
They are the biggest and the largest birds on the planet. They cannot fly, but have very strong beak and can run very fast.
Ducks and swans --
They spend most of their time on water but have their nests on the land. They have webbed feet and can swim really fast.
[endtext]
Owls-
Owls are medium or small sized birds. They hunt at night and hence are called nocturnal birds. Usually, they prey on small birds and animals. They can rotate their head round.
Vultures-
They are among the largest and biggest birds of prey. They are scavengers. They have the strongest digestive system among birds.
Lets understand birds that do no feed on flesh.
Peacock-
One of the most beautiful birds on the planet! The males haave long and beautiful feathers which are colorful.
Kingfisher-
They feed on fish. They are also very beautiful to look at.
Woodpeckers-
Woodpeckers are those birds which live on trees. They have strong beaks and make homes in burrow they hive out of the tree trunks.
Crows-
They are perhaps one of the most commonly seen birds. They are intelligent and adapt to any climate.
Ostriches-
They are the biggest and the largest birds on the planet. They cannot fly, but have very strong beak and can run very fast.
Ducks and swans --
They spend most of their time on water but have their nests on the land. They have webbed feet and can swim really fast.
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Hooded Pitohui
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[starttext]Hooded Pitohui, si burung beracun dari tanah papua, informasi silahkan buka disini[endtext]
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Kicauan si burung hitam Blackbirds
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[starttext]Burung Hitam atau Black Birds[endtext]
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Suara Burung Nightingale
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[starttext]Suara Nightingale,, mantap buat masteran[endtext]
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Suara Poksay Sumatera
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[starttext]Suara burung Poksay Sumatera[endtext]
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Suara Poksay Mantel
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSzvBoNJdR8endofvid
[starttext]Suara Burung Poksay Mantel / Poksay Medan[endtext]
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Memikat Kacer
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3moazBW5N5cendofvid
[starttext]Menjebak Burung Kacer[endtext]
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Muray Batu
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[starttext]Muray Batu kandangan dan Muray Batu Liar[endtext]
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Sebuah renungan untuk pemburu
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[starttext]Sebuah Film kartun lama yang berkisah mengenai Burung, buat renungan lah, bahwa berburu (menembaki) burung itu tidak baik, hehehe [endtext]
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Rio Rio Rasa Cililin
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[starttext]Burung Jalak Rio atau Rio-Rio dengan full masteran burung cililin.[endtext]
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Muray air mancur
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Suara burung muray air[endtext]
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Ciblek Gunung Gacor
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[starttext]
Video dan suara burung ciblek gunung yang gacor[endtext]
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[starttext]
Suara ciblek gunung[endtext]
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[starttext]
Video dan Suara burung ciblek pare atau padi [endtext]
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