Top 10 famous women on internet

When you are looking for powerful women in the world where is the first place we turn? Often times our attention turns to that of the internet, and here we have gathered information showing the top most researched (and therefore powerful) women from Google. Here you see we have taken 10 of those most popular and picked apart their fame, personal lives and more to see just what it is that makes these women so unique, desirable and overall, interesting

#10 Avril Lavigne

#9 Paris Hilton

#8 Miley Cyrus

#7 Justin Bieber

#6 Britney Spears

#5 Eva Longoria

#4 Beyonce

#3 Madonna

#2 Kesha

#1 Lady GaGa

Of the names above you can see, that overall, they are musical sensations so we will start there with these amazing women. You have Avril Lavigne, Miley Cyrus, and Justin Bieber, wait what? Justin Bieber is on the WOMENS list? Yes we will elaborate later, and then there is Lady Gaga, Madonna and more. With that said there are only two names out of the ten we have mentioned here that are NOT in the music industry. So what is it about the music industry and women that allows them to be on the top 50 list?

Well we put this question to the test, and we believe that you see these women on the top 50 most searched list because today’s music is easily accessed through internet searches, Zune and other downloadable website. Therefore many times you will see teens and adults turn to search engines to search for their favorite artists and songs. Now, we mentioned that Justin Bieber had made this list (for women if we must reiterate that) and the bottom line is there has been (internet sourced) controversy as to his… masculinity adding him to the “top women search” list.

When you take the other remaining names you have the ever beautiful Eva Longoria, whom when we took a closer look has been “googled” by 80 % men and the remaining percentage women who are interested in her background and personal life story. As a beautiful woman there are times when men Google these lovely women’s names in hopes of finding nude or very risqué photos of the women.

Now when you compare these names to the other 40 names on the most searched Google names where do they compare as far as power or meaning of the searches? There are women of political posture, women who have been on the scene of tv and movies for generations and then you have those who have made it their life mission to get a message of good across the world. So how do these names all end up on the same list?
That is simply answered with one word: internet. When we have the tools at our fingertips to type in a name, and find photos, personal stories and hear about these ‘celebrities’ it allows us to feel one step closer to these individuals. When you are looking for someone as a role model, today there are more and more women out there to educate our daughters about. Whether it is those we listened to as a child, and now see with their families, or those who created the stories we read growing up, maybe its Michelle Obama, or Hilary Clinton; regardless of who we look up to its vital that we show our daughters and granddaughter the strong presence of women across the world.

When you stop and take a look at the full list of all 50 women that have been Google’d and searched you see a wide variety of different women from all different corners of the world. With this in mind, it can fluctuate as to who gets searched more one day to the next, and that can depend on the news, whats happening that day or overall, what someone is looking for.

The next time you stop and want to search for someone online stop and think about why it is you are looking for an article, news story or picture. And what would we do without these amazing lists that are put together. These celebrities are like the rest of us, the difference is they knew their dreams, pursued them and now, are living their dream.

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TTP threats to Pervez Musharaf - VIDEO

Zila Ghaziabad- (TTP Commando) Tehreek e Taliban Pakistan in their recent Video warned Ex- President of United States of Pakistan that you 've did huge mistake by coming back home.As a famous proverb " When death of cat is near she goes City" Pervez Musharaf has done big blunder after coming back Pakistan.

According to our sources Musharaf is feeling insecure and is afraid from Taliban.He is using commandos for his security.

His name is already included in ECL (exit control list) due to the order of court.

here is the video of Taliban for Musharaf.

you can also see the video here on facebook by clicking this link https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=444029782338780&set=vb.360419277366498&type=2&theater

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Ansar Abbasi criticizes CM Punjab Najam Sethi & PML-N

Columnist & famous journalist criticizes Najam Sethi (current caretaker Chief Minister of Punjab) & PML-N in his recent column which has censored by JANG GROUP because of their Jewishness.
 Here are blog piece of Ansar Abbasi column where he expressed his views on Sethi & PML-N.
 

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Aisam-ul-Haq & Julien Rojer have won Miami Doubles Championship

Report by ESPN PAKISTAN MIAMI: Pakistani tennis star Aisam-ul-Haq has won Miami Doubles Championship with his Dutch partner Julien in the United States, SAMAA reports. Aisam-ul-Haq and his Dutch partner Julien Roger defeated their Polish opponents in doubles events with straight sets and sealed victory in the Championship by 6-4 and 6-1. Pakistani tennis star Aisam-ul-Haq has once again proven that he is an excellent player and can compete and defeat anyone at any global event. The fans have received this news of Aisam-ul-Haq’s victory with great pride and joy while hoping of many more victories from him in future

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aved Sheikh’s son Shehzad Sheikh has married Hina Mir on 28th December

One of the Legendary actor of Pakistani film industry, Javed Sheikh’s son Shehzad Sheikh has married Hina Mir on 28th December. The wedding pictures of Shehzad Sheikh and Hina Mir wedding ceremony are now available at different social networking sites, where people are sharing their comments upon them.

Shehzad Sheikh got married with Hina Mir in December 2012, Javed Sheikh’s first marriage was done with Zinat Mangi, with whom he was blessed with a son and a daughter. Shehzad Sheikh is the son of Javed Sheikh and Zeenat Mangi.
Several Pakistani celebrities were there to attend the marriage ceremony of Shehzad Sheikh and Hina Mir. The people from political parties, entertainment and showbiz industry of Pakistan were gathered there to send their greetings for newly married couple. Previously the daughter of Javed Sheikh, Momal Sheikh’s marriage was held in the same year with Nadir, and several celebrities and so called people from the drama and film industry of Pakistan were attending their wedding ceremony.

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7 Countries with Most Solar Power Usage

The concept of solar power has been around for some time, but it’s never been considered a practical means for satisfying the world’s energy needs. But as better methods for capturing and converting the sun’s rays into usable energy are developed, solar power is becoming widely adopted across many countries. Here’s a look at a few countries making the most use of solar power.

Germany: The World Leader in Solar Energy

Germany is considered the world leader in solar energy, as the country currently uses vastly more solar power than any other country. In fact, in 2009, Germany installed 3,806 megawatts of solar energy capacity—nearly eight times the amount installed by the U.S. in the same year. In 2010, Germany remained the leader of the pack, installing even more solar energy capacity—17,193 megawatts, or 43 percent of the world’s total installation for the year.
Germany maintains a strong commitment to using renewable energy sources. The country has a hefty goal of converting entirely to renewable energy sources by the year 2050.

Spain: Once the World Leader, Now Second in Line

Spain is also demonstrating its commitment to alternative energy sources, although it doesn’t come close to the same amount of solar energy capacity installed by Germany in recent years. In 2008, however, Spain led the pack by installing 2,605 megawatts but this figure dropped dramatically to just 69 megawatts in 2009.
There are a couple of reasons for Spain’s significant decrease in solar energy capacity installation. First, the economic crisis led to a decrease in energy demand. Spain also experienced some delays thanks to a complex government subsidy program. In 2010, Spain maintained approximately 10 percent of global installed capacity share. About 10 percent of the country’s energy comes from solar power, two percent higher than the average for most countries.

Italy: Closing in on Spain

While Spain once lost its first place spot in solar energy installation, Italy is now closing in on Spain for second place in the solar energy race. Currently, nine percent of Italy’s energy comes from solar power, recently surpassing Japan to take over third place. At the end of 2010, Italy had 2.3 gigawatts of solar energy connected to the power grid.

Japan: Still Holding Strong

Image by Official U.S. Navy Imagery

Estimates show that Japan has a strong future in solar energy, thanks to a high level of consumer interest in renewable energy—particularly, solar power. In 2010, Japan installed 990 megawatts of solar energy capacity. But in March 2011, the Fukushima disaster halted the country’s progress.
The Fukushima disaster was a chain of events that began with an earthquake and caused a nearly 50-foot tsunami. The tsunami disabled the power supply and cooled three Fukushima Daiichi reactors, practically melting all three cores within three days. Naturally, this devastating event threw a wrench into the country’s energy plans.

United States: High Energy Costs Drive Consumer Interest

While the U.S. hasn’t been a leader in solar energy consumption or capacity installation in recent years, that could soon change. That’s because the country’s economic crisis is driving consumer interest in renewable energy sources, which are both environmentally friendly and cost-effective over the long-term outlook.
The U.S. has a couple of things going for it in terms of solar energy. First, the cap on the federal solar tax credit was lifted in 2009, opening the door for potential savings from Uncle Sam. And the market for residential solar panels is still showing strong growth, in spite of the country’s fragile economic state and recent recession. In fact, the market for residential solar panels increased 37 percent between 2008 and 2009, and doubled in the year 2009 alone.
Currently, solar energy comprises only one percent of the country’s total energy consumption. California maintains about 60 percent of the U.S.’s total solar energy installations, but states such as New Jersey are rapidly catching up thanks to state-level incentives driving interest.

Czech Republic: Out of Nowhere Interest in Solar Power

Solar energy is rapidly growing in popularity in the Czech Republic. Despite the economic struggles facing many countries throughout the world, the Czech Republic actually has one of the strongest economies in today’s market. The pace of the country’s solar power installation has been holding steady and increasing since 2007.
Interestingly, one of the challenges faced by the Czech Republic with solar energy is that there’s not as much sun as in countries such as Spain and Italy. However, the cost of buying land in the Czech Republic is cheaper, which offsets the lack of ample sunshine.
When you look at the statistics another way, the Czech Republic’s use of solar energy becomes even more intriguing. The country installed more solar energy capacity per capita in 2009 than any other country—with the exception of the top solar-power player, Germany.

Belgium: Unexpected Incentives Prompt Solar Energy Growth

Belgium’s growth in the solar energy department came as a bit of a surprise around 2009. The country’s growth in solar energy installation was due in part to a national tax rebate program for residential solar power installations. This resulted in the installation of about 800 megawatts in solar energy capacity in 2010.
Estimates say Belgium’s solar energy use should maintain a slow but steady growth. Belgium is expected to install approximately 200 to 300 megawatts of solar energy capacity per year. Among European countries, Belgium is the only one that successfully utilizes Green Certificates, a tool which encourages the use of environmentally friendly energy alternatives. Belgium also participated in the European Solar Solidarity initiative, which raised awareness for solar energy with innovative, dancing solar flower exhibits.
With solar energy capacity increasing all over the world, consumers can expect to see a broader range of options among solar panels for home use. Solar panels and other mechanisms for capturing the sun’s energy are becoming more efficient and more readily available to consumers as an affordable and environmentally friendly alternative to traditional power sources, such as electricity.

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