Thursday, August 2, 2012

Free proxy lists Ukraine (UA). Ukrainian proxy servers.

1 93.78.214.219:3128 HTTP HIA Ukraine (Poltava) 93.78.214.219 02-aug-2012 17:25
2 212.90.161.214:3128 HTTP NOA Ukraine 212.90.161.214 02-aug-2012 17:24
3 193.93.17.29:8080 HTTP NOA Ukraine ip-29-17.argocom.cv.ua 02-aug-2012 16:11
4 178.95.214.156:1080 SOCKS5 HIA Ukraine 156-214-95-178.pool.ukrtel.net 02-aug-2012 15:56
5 176.101.13.155:8618 SOCKS4 HIA Ukraine 176.101.13.155 02-aug-2012 15:39
6 46.172.66.18:3128 HTTP HIA Ukraine 18.66.172.46.customer.rostnet.net 02-aug-2012 12:00
7 94.244.184.180:8080 HTTP NOA Ukraine (Kiev) 94.244.184.180.nash.net.ua 02-aug-2012 10:33
8 94.153.94.162:54321 HTTP ANM Ukraine 94-153-94-162-svtl.broadband.kyivstar.net 02-aug-2012 02:23
9 217.196.164.61:3128 HTTP HIA Ukraine (Ternopil) 217.196.164.61 02-aug-2012 01:19
10 194.8.144.60:3128 HTTP ANM Ukraine ip-194-8-144-60.intelekt.cv.ua 02-aug-2012 00:38

Free proxy lists India (IN). Indian proxy servers.

1 117.211.91.147:808 HTTP HIA India (Bangalore) 117.211.91.147 02-aug-2012 12:06
2 14.139.225.89:3128 HTTP HIA India (Delhi) ! 14.139.225.89 02-aug-2012 12:03
3 202.131.100.202:808 HTTP NOA India 202.131.100.202 02-aug-2012 10:34
4 124.124.93.155:3128 HTTP NOA India (Bangalore) 124.124.93.155 02-aug-2012 10:34
5 114.143.12.28:8080 HTTP NOA India (Mumbai) 114.143.12.28 02-aug-2012 10:33
6 180.149.53.117:3128 HTTP ANM India (Allahabad) 180.149.53.117 02-aug-2012 09:12
7 14.139.225.83:3128 HTTP HIA India (Delhi) 14.139.225.83 02-aug-2012 09:05
8 125.16.69.114:8080 HTTP ANM India (Delhi) AES-static-114.69.16.125.airtel.in 02-aug-2012 09:03

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1 190.249.191.189:80 HTTP NOA Colombia (Medellнn) cable190-249-191-189.une.net.co 02-aug-2012 16:11
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3 190.242.118.131:3129 HTTP NOA Colombia (Bogotб) 190.242.118.131 02-aug-2012 10:34
4 190.66.3.107:8080 HTTP ANM Colombia (Bogotб) 190.66.3.107 02-aug-2012 09:02
5 201.236.221.9:8080 HTTP ANM Colombia (Pereira) 201.236.221.9 02-aug-2012 09:00
6 190.90.36.8:8000 HTTP ANM Colombia (Medellнn) 190.90.36.8 02-aug-2012 01:10
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8 190.158.248.250:3128 HTTP NOA Colombia (Bogotб) Static-IP-cr190158248250.cable.net.co 02-aug-2012 00:14
9 190.145.55.171:3128 HTTP ANM Colombia (Bogotб) 190.145.55.171 02-aug-2012 00:12

Free proxy lists Russian Federation (RU). Russian proxy servers.

1 46.39.225.33:3128 HTTP HIA Russian Federation (Moscow) 46.39.225.33 02-aug-2012 16:46
2 46.252.244.178:3128 HTTP NOA Russian Federation 46.252.244.178 02-aug-2012 16:20
3 46.21.74.242:8080 HTTP NOA Russian Federation 46.21.74.242 02-aug-2012 16:19
4 89.189.176.47:3128 HTTP NOA Russian Federation (Novosibirsk) uo.211.ru 02-aug-2012 16:19
5 95.154.146.85:8080 HTTP NOA Russian Federation (Moscow) 95.154.146.85 02-aug-2012 16:19
6 195.3.254.159:8080 HTTP NOA Russian Federation (Kursk) 195.3.254.159 02-aug-2012 16:19
7 109.171.61.197:8080 HTTP ANM Russian Federation (Novosibirsk) host-109-171-61-197.bbcustomer.zsttk.net 02-aug-2012 16:19
8 89.108.127.206:3128 HTTP ANM Russian Federation ! unknown-3978.agava.net 02-aug-2012 16:19
9 85.192.166.187:3128 HTTP NOA Russian Federation (Orenburg) snph.bz 02-aug-2012 16:18
10 78.138.172.145:3128 HTTP NOA Russian Federation (Chelny) 145.172.138.78.in-addr.arpa 02-aug-2012 16:18
11 109.248.146.248:54321 HTTP ANM Russian Federation (Cheboksary) ip-109-248-146-248.broadband.etherway.ru 02-aug-2012 16:18
12 193.104.27.90:3128 HTTP HIA Russian Federation 193.104.27.90 02-aug-2012 16:18
13 46.181.129.61:8080 HTTP NOA Russian Federation (Kemerovo) 46.181.129.61 02-aug-2012 16:18
14 91.205.243.14:3128 HTTP HIA Russian Federation (Chita) 91.205.243.14 02-aug-2012 16:17
15 85.234.22.126:3128 HTTP NOA Russian Federation (Nizhniy Novgorod) 85.234.22.126 02-aug-2012 16:10
16 188.130.231.4:8373 SOCKS4 HIA Russian Federation 188.130.231.4 02-aug-2012 15:37
17 88.147.168.194:38256 SOCKS4 HIA Russian Federation (Saratov) PPPoE-88-147-168-194.san.ru 02-aug-2012 14:29
18 80.251.158.130:3128 HTTP NOA Russian Federation (Asbest) mx.maxz.ru 02-aug-2012 14:17
19 92.241.254.240:80 HTTP NOA Russian Federation (Izhevsk) 92.241.254.240 02-aug-2012 13:35
20 188.143.232.239:80 HTTP NOA Russian Federation (Saint Petersburg) ! 188.143.232.239 02-aug-2012 13:35
21 81.23.11.233:80 HTTP HIA Russian Federation c2-81-23-11-233.elastic.cloud.croc.ru 02-aug-2012 13:35
22 46.232.207.230:8080 HTTP ANM Russian Federation (Volga) 46.232.207.230 02-aug-2012 12:02
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24 109.203.203.60:3128 HTTP HIA Russian Federation (Barnaul) 109.203.203.60 02-aug-2012 12:02
25 109.111.182.202:8080 HTTP NOA Russian Federation (Novosibirsk) 202.182.111.109.sta.211.ru 02-aug-2012 10:40
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27 195.93.189.194:3128 HTTP HIA Russian Federation 195.93.189.194 02-aug-2012 09:11
28 78.85.35.222:6588 HTTP HIA Russian Federation a222.sub35.net78.udm.net 02-aug-2012 09:07
29 79.122.132.42:3128 HTTP HIA Russian Federation (Krasnoyarsk) 79.122.132.42 02-aug-2012 09:00
30 62.33.128.83:8080 HTTP ANM Russian Federation (Belgorod) 62.33.128.83 02-aug-2012 08:57

10 Breathtaking Viewing Platforms Worldwide

It is exhilarating to stand on top of the world admiring the natural beauty of our planet spread beneath us. Bone-chilling ravines, steep cliffs, thundering waterfalls, snow-clad peaks or serene rivers, nature has been very kind to us. You need not be a rock climber or a mountaineer to experience planet Earth in all its glory. We have here, the most amazing viewing platforms that help us do just that. So climb atop one, and take a deep breath as you savor the view.

1. Ørnesvingen Viewing Platform, Norway
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Ørnesvingen has for centuries been widely used by travellers as a place to stop and enjoy the view. The location offers a magnificent view of Geiranger town and Geiranger fjord, and the spot attracts more than 400 000 visitors every year.

2. AlpspiX Viewing Platform, Germany
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At the base of Alpspitze peak, visitors will find the AlpspiX Viewing Platform hovering 13 meters (42 feet) over an empty void in the shape of an 'X' with two protruding platforms. The exceptional architecture opens unmatched views towards Zugspitze peak and the Höllental gorge and let visitors experience a spectacular alpine high.
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AlpspiX is easy to reach, just 50 meters (164 feet) above the Alpspitze mountain station and next to the mountain station of the Osterfelderkopf lift. Here, the two steel beams with a length of 24 meters (79 feet) of the AlpspiX Viewing Platform jut out 13 meters (42 feet) over an empty void with the other eleven meters (66 feet) anchored in the rock. At the end of the structure, visitors reach a glass wall and have a sensational view of the nearby cliffs, the breathtaking alpine panorama and almost 1000 meters (3281 feet) down into the depths.

3. Aiguille du Midi Viewing Platform, France
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Aiguille du Midi is a mountain located in the French Alps, in the Mont Blanc region. The viewing platform here makes you want to reach out and touch the Mont Blanc that lies tantalizingly ahead.
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The highlight of your visit is the two-part cable car ride that starts in Chamonix, in which an altitude of 2800 m (9.200 ft) is covered in 20 mind-numbing minutes. This allows the non-mountaineers to get up close with the steep facade of this mountain as it zips past.

4. Pulpit Rock, Norway
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Pulpit Rock or Preikestolen is a massive cliff 604 metres (1982 feet) above Lysefjorden, opposite the Kjerag plateau, in Forsand, Ryfylke, Norway. The top of the cliff is approximately 25 by 25 metres (82 by 82 feet) square, almost flat, and is a famous tourist attraction in Norway.
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During the four summer months of 2009, approximately 130,000 people took the 3.8 km (2.4 mi) hike to Preikestolen, making it one of the most visited natural tourist attractions in Norway.

5. Langkawi Sky Bridge, Malaysia
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Langkawi Sky Bridge is a 125 metre (410 ft) curved pedestrian cable-stayed bridge. It is located 700m above sea level at the peak of Gunung Mat Chinchang on Pulau Langkawi, an island in the Langkawi archipelago in Kedah.The Langkawi Sky Bridge is accessible by the Langkawi Cable Car.
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The Langkawi sky-bridge in Malaysia offer magnificent views of the Andaman Sea and Thailand’s Tarutao Island. The Andaman Sea and Thailand’s Tarutao Island can be seen in the distance. Platforms at each end allow the visitors to take a breather before venturing across. There are also signs telling visitors to get off the bridge quickly in the event of an electrical storm.

6. Rainforest Observation Tower, Panama
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Rainforest Observation Tower, designed to observe the tropical rainforest and its colourful wildlife (especially birds), is located around 30 kilometres from the centre of Panama City and just two kilometres from the town of Gamboa. The tower, built in a tapering framework of steel tubes, is 32 metres tall, high enough to reach the forest canopy.
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The centre of the tower is made up of a spiral stairway built around a central 12-inch wide tube, which is so solid that it was used as a crane during the construction process. It has four triangular or hexagonal platforms, the highest of which provides a view out over the whole of the forest canopy. The intermediate platforms provide views of the undergrowth and mid-levels of the forest, each of which has its own environment and fauna. The framework itself, made from eight-inch-wide tubes, is made up of triangle shapes reminiscent of the petals of an enormous flower.

7. Grand Canyon Skywalk, USA
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The Grand Canyon Skywalk is a transparent horseshoe-shaped cantilever bridge and tourist attraction in Arizona near the Colorado River on the edge of a side canyon in the Grand Canyon West area of the main canyon. The Skywalk extends 65ft (20m) beyond the edge of the Grand Canyon and offers an unprecedented view from 4,000 ft (1.200m) above the ground!
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The Horseshoe shaped skywalk is constructed of glass walls 4 inches thick and visitors must don special scratch-proof socks as they partake in the view. The work is a true engineering feat that can hold up to 70 tons (roughly 14 African Elephants) and withstands winds of 100 mph (160 kmh).

8. Aurland Lookout, Norway
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Architects Todd Saunders and Tommie Wilhelmsen were commissioned to design a scenic rest-stop 2 000ft (600m) above Aurland fjord in Norway and came up with this beauty wining the first prize in Norwegian tourist routes competition.
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The outermost end of the horizontal platform - which curves to form the structure's support - is closed off by a sheet of glass, offering an incredible view towards the ground for all those with the guts to make the trip to the end.

9. Dachstein Sky Walk, Austria
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The Dachstein Sky Walk is formally enthroned at 2.700 m (8.860ft) above sea-level, high up on the 250m (820ft) vertical rock face of the Hunerkogel. A 360 degree panorama allows the visitor a view of Slovenia in the south to the Czech Republic in the north. This "balcony of the Alps" is distinctly higher than the platforms of the Niagara Falls or the Iguazu waterfalls in Brasil.
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The viewing platform offers space for 150 guests and can be comfortably reached on the Dachstein cable car from Ramsau. Parts of the Dachstein Sky Walk platform floor have been constructed of glass, guaranteeing an amazing experience. Anyone can have a taste the peaks of the Alps without ropes, crampons or risk.

10. Canopy Tower, ‏Panama
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Canopy Tower is 900ft (275m) above sea level on Semaphore Hill near the Continental Divide. The site is in the rainforest within Soberanía National Park, which was part of the former U.S. Panama Canal Zone.
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The top floor of the tower has an unobstructed 360° view. It is a great place to see birds and mammals as well as the Pacific entrance to the Panama Canal and the Culebra Cut, the narrowest part of the canal. The octagonal tower is on five levels.

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7 Stunning Oil Platforms

An oil platform is a large structure used to house machinery & men who drill or produce oil & natural gas from the ocean bed. These platforms may be attached to the ocean floor that consists of an artificial island or may be floating, depending upon the circumstances.

Draugen Platform, Norway
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Draugen is an oil field in the Norwegian Sea at a sea depth of 250 metres. The field has been developed with a concrete fixed facility and integrated topside. Stabilised oil is stored in tanks in the base of the facility. Two pipelines transport the oil from the facility to a floating loading buoy.

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The Garn Vest and Rogn Sør deposits have been developed with a total of five subsea wells connected to the main facility at Draugen. The field has six subsea water injection wells.


Hibernia Platform, Canada
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Off the coast of Newfoundland, the Hibernia is the world's largest oil platform in terms of weight, at a total of 1.2 million tonnes. This consists of a 37,000 tonnes integrated topsides facility mounted on a 600,000 tonne gravity base structure along with 450,000 tonnes of solid ballast which was added to secure it in place.
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Inside the gravity base structure are storage tanks for 1.3 million bbl of crude oil. The shape of the base is intended to prevent damage by icebergs.



Troll A platform, Norway
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T.A has an overall height of 472 meters and weighs 656,000 tons. It has the distinction of being the tallest structure ever moved by mankind. The platform stands on the sea floor 303 meters below the surface of the sea. The walls of T. A's legs are over 1 meter thick.

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The T. A platform is a huge platform for production of gas, it is the highest construction that has ever been moved to another position, and is among the largest and most complex engineering projects in history. Built by Norwegian Contractors for NorskeShell, the platform was a televised sensation when it was towed into the North Sea in 1996, where it is managed & run by StatoilHydro.

Monopod Platform, Alaska, USA

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Platform Monopod is one of ten platforms operated by Unocal in Cook Inlet and is one of three in the Trading Bay Field. It produces oil, natural gas and water. Produced water is shipped with oil via one 8" pipeline to Unocal's Trading Bay Production Facility, where water is separated on-shore.

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Natural gas is separated on-board. Most is utilized in the gas lift system, some is used for fuel and a small quantity is flared in conjunction with process control.



Baldpate Platform, USA
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Baldpate Platform is a 1901.9 feet tall (579.7 metres) offshore oil platform near the coast of Louisiana. Baldpate Platform was designed by Hudson Engineering (now J. Ray McDermott Engineering) in Houston, Texas, and installed by Hudson's parent company, J. Ray McDermott, through its Marine Division.




Petronius Platform, USA
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The Petronius Platform is a deepwater oil platform run by Chevron Corporation and Marathon Oil in the Gulf of Mexico, 210 km southeast of New Orleans. The multi topsides are 64 meters by 43 meters by 18.3 meters high and hold 21 well, and the entire structure weighs around 43,000 tons.
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Around 8,000 m³ (50,000 barrels) of oil and 2,000,000 m³ (70 million cubic feet) of natural gas are extracted daily by the platform.



Tiffany Platform, United Kingdom
Tiffany Platform Hook Up circa 1992/93 photo source

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18 190.38.51.174:8080 HTTP ANM Venezuela (Maracaibo) 190-38-51-174.dyn.dsl.cantv.net 02-aug-2012 00:25
19 186.89.131.172:8080 HTTP ANM Venezuela (Caracas) 186.89.131.172 02-aug-2012 00:24
20 201.242.248.52:8080 HTTP NOA Venezuela (Maracaibo) 201-242-248-52.genericrev.cantv.net 02-aug-2012 00:16
21 200.75.140.108:8000 HTTP ANM Venezuela (Caracas) host-200-75-140-108.cliente-108-net-uno.net 02-aug-2012 00:16
22 201.208.227.114:8080 HTTP ANM Venezuela (Caracas) 201-208-227-114.genericrev.cantv.net 02-aug-2012 00:13
23 201.243.116.44:8080 HTTP ANM Venezuela (Caracas) 201-243-116-44.dyn.dsl.cantv.net 02-aug-2012 00:13

Free proxy lists Indonesia (ID). Indonesian proxy servers.

1 118.97.100.75:8080 HTTP NOA Indonesia 118.97.100.75 02-aug-2012 16:11
2 202.57.4.124:8089 HTTP NOA Indonesia (Jakarta) mail.id.gentingoil.com 02-aug-2012 09:41
3 114.110.42.206:3128 HTTP HIA Indonesia ! 114.110.42.206 02-aug-2012 08:59
4 202.69.102.243:8080 HTTP NOA Indonesia net-102-243.jasatel.net.id 02-aug-2012 01:12
5 103.5.49.36:8080 HTTP NOA Indonesia 103.5.49.36 02-aug-2012 01:04
6 118.97.116.17:8118 HTTP HIA Indonesia (Tangerang) 17.subnet118-97-116.static.astinet.telkom.net.id 02-aug-2012 00:38
7 112.78.147.170:8080 HTTP NOA Indonesia 112.78.147.170 02-aug-2012 00:36
8 180.249.62.212:3128 HTTP NOA Indonesia (Jakarta) 180.249.62.212 02-aug-2012 00:24

Free proxy lists China (CN). Chinese proxy servers.

1 202.113.64.219:808 HTTP HIA China (Tianjin) 202.113.64.219 02-aug-2012 17:02
2 113.225.149.222:8909 HTTP HIA China (Shenyang) 113.225.149.222 02-aug-2012 17:01
3 218.206.228.222:3128 HTTP HIA China (Zhengzhou) 218.206.228.222 02-aug-2012 17:01
4 116.255.137.143:808 HTTP HIA China (Zhengzhou) 116.255.137.143 02-aug-2012 17:01
5 58.46.73.130:8909 HTTP HIA China (Changsha) 58.46.73.130 02-aug-2012 17:01
6 118.85.207.23:80 HTTP HIA China (Beijing) 118.85.207.23 02-aug-2012 17:00
7 218.94.1.166:82 HTTP HIA China (Beijing) ! 218.94.1.166 02-aug-2012 17:00
8 210.22.135.125:3128 HTTP HIA China (Shanghai) 210.22.135.125 02-aug-2012 17:00
9 116.255.139.49:808 HTTP HIA China (Zhengzhou) ! 116.255.139.49 02-aug-2012 17:00
10 219.223.211.193:80 HTTP HIA China (Guangzhou) 219.223.211.193 02-aug-2012 16:59
11 122.141.243.215:80 HTTP HIA China (Changchun) 215.243.141.122.adsl-pool.jlccptt.net.cn 02-aug-2012 16:59
12 218.108.242.124:8080 HTTP HIA China 218.108.242.124 02-aug-2012 16:58
13 58.20.59.166:808 HTTP HIA China (Changsha) 58.20.59.166 02-aug-2012 16:58
14 61.135.164.220:80 HTTP HIA China (Beijing) 61.135.164.220 02-aug-2012 16:58
15 219.224.27.175:808 HTTP HIA China 219.224.27.175 02-aug-2012 16:58
16 219.232.227.117:80 HTTP HIA China 219.232.227.117 02-aug-2012 16:58
17 218.29.131.11:3128 HTTP HIA China (Dengfeng) hn.kd.ny.adsl 02-aug-2012 16:58
18 222.74.212.66:808 HTTP HIA China (Beijing) ! 222.74.212.66 02-aug-2012 16:57
19 222.57.81.198:8080 HTTP HIA China (Beijing) 222.57.81.198 02-aug-2012 16:57
20 118.145.24.227:80 HTTP HIA China (Beijing) 118.145.24.227 02-aug-2012 16:57
21 59.34.1.151:8080 HTTP ANM China (Guangzhou) 59.34.1.151 02-aug-2012 16:16
22 125.39.174.135:80 HTTP ANM China (Beijing) 125.39.174.135 02-aug-2012 16:15
23 116.255.139.49:808 HTTP HIA China (Zhengzhou) ! 116.255.139.49 02-aug-2012 14:51
24 121.11.149.250:8081 HTTP HIA China (Guangzhou) 121.11.149.250 02-aug-2012 12:06
25 118.102.27.216:8080 HTTP HIA China 118.102.27.216 02-aug-2012 12:05
26 122.141.242.135:80 HTTP HIA China (Changchun) 135.242.141.122.adsl-pool.jlccptt.net.cn 02-aug-2012 12:04
27 116.255.143.82:8081 HTTP HIA China (Zhengzhou) 116.255.143.82 02-aug-2012 12:04
28 221.176.14.72:80 HTTP HIA China (Beijing) ! 221.176.14.72 02-aug-2012 12:01
29 218.108.242.124:8080 HTTP HIA China 218.108.242.124 02-aug-2012 12:00
30 222.74.212.66:808 HTTP HIA China (Beijing) ! 222.74.212.66 02-aug-2012 12:00

Transparent proxies. Non anonymous proxy list.

1 178.168.88.82:8088 HTTP NOA Moldova (Chisinau) 178-168-88-82.starnet.md 02-aug-2012 17:04
2 79.173.37.17:8080 HTTP NOA Poland (Poznan) lan.tesat.pl 02-aug-2012 16:44
3 193.138.140.140:8080 HTTP NOA Poland (Cracow) hub.zax.pl 02-aug-2012 16:43
4 46.28.241.154:80 HTTP NOA Poland non-registered.plix.pl 02-aug-2012 16:43
5 62.121.64.19:8080 HTTP NOA Poland (Warsaw) 19-dzi-1.acn.waw.pl 02-aug-2012 16:42
6 195.137.162.147:3128 HTTP NOA Poland ! 195.137.162.147 02-aug-2012 16:42
7 80.48.253.10:8080 HTTP NOA Poland (Polska) 80.48.253.10 02-aug-2012 16:42
8 192.162.150.77:3128 HTTP NOA Poland (Lodz) host192-162-150-77.stormmedia.pl 02-aug-2012 16:42
9 77.65.19.35:3128 HTTP NOA Poland (Poznan) d19-35.static.icpnet.pl 02-aug-2012 16:42
10 83.235.171.131:8080 HTTP NOA Greece (Kalogrйza) salamis5.static.otenet.gr 02-aug-2012 16:38
11 198.136.57.148:3128 HTTP NOA United States (Orlando) 198-136-57-148.static.dimenoc.com 02-aug-2012 16:24
12 75.127.4.232:8080 HTTP NOA United States 232.4.127.75.host.nwnx.net 02-aug-2012 16:23
13 184.105.235.82:8080 HTTP NOA United States (Fremont) vpsnoc.com 02-aug-2012 16:22
14 173.213.108.113:8080 HTTP NOA United States (Chandler) ! 173.213.108.113 02-aug-2012 16:21
15 46.252.244.178:3128 HTTP NOA Russian Federation 46.252.244.178 02-aug-2012 16:20
16 46.21.74.242:8080 HTTP NOA Russian Federation 46.21.74.242 02-aug-2012 16:19
17 89.189.176.47:3128 HTTP NOA Russian Federation (Novosibirsk) uo.211.ru 02-aug-2012 16:19
18 95.154.146.85:8080 HTTP NOA Russian Federation (Moscow) 95.154.146.85 02-aug-2012 16:19
19 195.3.254.159:8080 HTTP NOA Russian Federation (Kursk) 195.3.254.159 02-aug-2012 16:19
20 85.192.166.187:3128 HTTP NOA Russian Federation (Orenburg) snph.bz 02-aug-2012 16:18
21 78.138.172.145:3128 HTTP NOA Russian Federation (Chelny) 145.172.138.78.in-addr.arpa 02-aug-2012 16:18
22 46.181.129.61:8080 HTTP NOA Russian Federation (Kemerovo) 46.181.129.61 02-aug-2012 16:18
23 109.224.16.26:80 HTTP NOA Iraq 109.224.16.26 02-aug-2012 16:11
24 190.249.191.189:80 HTTP NOA Colombia (Medellнn) cable190-249-191-189.une.net.co 02-aug-2012 16:11
25 213.166.140.6:8080 HTTP NOA Saudi Arabia 213.166.140.6 02-aug-2012 16:11
26 193.93.17.29:8080 HTTP NOA Ukraine ip-29-17.argocom.cv.ua 02-aug-2012 16:11
27 118.97.100.75:8080 HTTP NOA Indonesia 118.97.100.75 02-aug-2012 16:11
28 84.241.135.19:3128 HTTP NOA Netherlands (Roosendaal) host-84-241-135-19.dsl.introweb.nl 02-aug-2012 16:11
29 89.238.154.124:3128 HTTP NOA United Kingdom (Leeds) 89.238.154.124 02-aug-2012 16:11
30 213.197.182.78:3128 HTTP NOA Lithuania 213.197.182.78 02-aug-2012 16:10

Free anonymous proxy list. High anonymous proxies. Free proxies.

1 202.113.64.219:808 HTTP HIA China (Tianjin) 202.113.64.219 02-aug-2012 17:02
2 113.225.149.222:8909 HTTP HIA China (Shenyang) 113.225.149.222 02-aug-2012 17:01
3 218.206.228.222:3128 HTTP HIA China (Zhengzhou) 218.206.228.222 02-aug-2012 17:01
4 116.255.137.143:808 HTTP HIA China (Zhengzhou) 116.255.137.143 02-aug-2012 17:01
5 58.46.73.130:8909 HTTP HIA China (Changsha) 58.46.73.130 02-aug-2012 17:01
6 118.85.207.23:80 HTTP HIA China (Beijing) 118.85.207.23 02-aug-2012 17:00
7 218.94.1.166:82 HTTP HIA China (Beijing) ! 218.94.1.166 02-aug-2012 17:00
8 210.22.135.125:3128 HTTP HIA China (Shanghai) 210.22.135.125 02-aug-2012 17:00
9 116.255.139.49:808 HTTP HIA China (Zhengzhou) ! 116.255.139.49 02-aug-2012 17:00
10 219.223.211.193:80 HTTP HIA China (Guangzhou) 219.223.211.193 02-aug-2012 16:59
11 122.141.243.215:80 HTTP HIA China (Changchun) 215.243.141.122.adsl-pool.jlccptt.net.cn 02-aug-2012 16:59
12 218.108.242.124:8080 HTTP HIA China 218.108.242.124 02-aug-2012 16:58
13 58.20.59.166:808 HTTP HIA China (Changsha) 58.20.59.166 02-aug-2012 16:58
14 61.135.164.220:80 HTTP HIA China (Beijing) 61.135.164.220 02-aug-2012 16:58
15 219.224.27.175:808 HTTP HIA China 219.224.27.175 02-aug-2012 16:58
16 219.232.227.117:80 HTTP HIA China 219.232.227.117 02-aug-2012 16:58
17 218.29.131.11:3128 HTTP HIA China (Dengfeng) hn.kd.ny.adsl 02-aug-2012 16:58
18 222.74.212.66:808 HTTP HIA China (Beijing) ! 222.74.212.66 02-aug-2012 16:57
19 222.57.81.198:8080 HTTP HIA China (Beijing) 222.57.81.198 02-aug-2012 16:57
20 118.145.24.227:80 HTTP HIA China (Beijing) 118.145.24.227 02-aug-2012 16:57
21 69.163.233.85:80 HTTP HIA United States (Brea) ! englercpb.com 02-aug-2012 16:51
22 174.137.184.37:8080 HTTP HIA United States (Garden City) barracks.webair.com 02-aug-2012 16:50
23 173.10.134.173:8081 HTTP HIA United States (Gaithersburg) ! 173-10-134-173-BusName-washingtonDC.hfc.comcastbusiness.net 02-aug-2012 16:49
24 23.21.173.37:8080 HTTP HIA United States (Ashburn) ec2-23-21-173-37.compute-1.amazonaws.com 02-aug-2012 16:48
25 67.55.104.203:80 HTTP HIA United States (Garden City) 67.55.104.203 02-aug-2012 16:48
26 206.17.82.114:80 HTTP HIA United States (San Diego) ! 206.17.82.114 02-aug-2012 16:48
27 208.113.146.110:80 HTTP HIA United States (Brea) ! apache2-bongo.warhead.dreamhost.com 02-aug-2012 16:47
28 46.39.225.33:3128 HTTP HIA Russian Federation (Moscow) 46.39.225.33 02-aug-2012 16:46
29 75.145.114.154:8118 HTTP ANM United States (Greeley) 75-145-114-154-Colorado.hfc.comcastbusiness.net 02-aug-2012 16:24
30 69.163.40.143:3128 HTTP ANM United States (Portland) 69.163.40.143 02-aug-2012 16:23


Stunning Monuments From The Past


Sigirya - Sri Lanka

Sigiriya (Lion's rock)
Sigiriya (Lion's rock) is an ancient rock fortress and palace ruin situated in the central Matale District of Sri Lanka, surrounded by the remains of an extensive network of gardens, reservoirs, and other structures. A popular tourist destination, Sigiriya is also renowned for its ancient paintings (frescos), which are reminiscent of the Ajanta Caves of India. The Sigiriya was built during the reign of King Kassapa I (AD 477 – 495), and it is one of the seven World Heritage Sites of Sri Lanka.

Sigiriya may have been inhabited through prehistoric times. It was used as a rock-shelter mountain monastery from about the 5th century BC, with caves prepared and donated by devotees to the Buddhist Sangha. The garden and palace were built by King Kasyapa. Following King Kasyapa's death, it was again a monastery complex up to about the 14th century, after which it was abandoned. . The Sigiri inscriptions were deciphered by the archaeologist Senarath Paranavithana in his renowned two-volume work, published by Oxford, Sigiri Graffiti. He also wrote the popular book "Story of Sigiriya".

Machu Picchu - Peru
Machu Picchu

Machu Picchu – is a pre-Columbian Inca site located 2,430 metres (7,970 ft) above sea level. It is situated on a mountain ridge above the Urubamba Valley in Peru, which is 80 kilometres (50 mi) northwest of Cuzco and through which the Urubamba River flows. Most archaeologists believe that Machu Picchu was built as an estate for the Inca emperor Pachacuti (1438–1472). Often referred to as "The Lost City of the Incas", it is perhaps the most familiar icon of the Inca World.
The Incas started building the estate around AD 1400 but it was abandoned as an official site for the Inca rulers a century later at the time of the Spanish conquest of the Inca Empire. Although known locally, it was unknown to the outside world before being brought to international attention in 1911 by the American historian Hiram Bingham. Since then, Machu Picchu has become an important tourist attraction and, since it was not found and plundered by the Spanish after they conquered the Incas, it is important as a cultural site.

Dún Aonghasa - Ireland
Dún Aonghasa
Dún Aonghasa is the most famous of several prehistoric forts on the Aran Islands, of County Galway, Ireland. It is located on Inishmore at the edge of an approximately 100 metre high cliff.A popular tourist attraction, Dún Aonghasa is an important archaeological site that also offers a spectacular view. It is not known when Dún Aonghasa was built, though it is now thought to date from the Iron Age.T. F. O'Rahilly surmised that it was built in the second century B.C. by the Builg following the Laginian conquest of Connacht.
Dún Aonghasa has been called "the most magnificent barbaric monument in Europe." The Proto-Celtic name, meaning "Fort of Aonghas", refers to the pre-Christian god of the same name described in Irish mythology, or the mythical king, Aonghus mac Úmhór.

Maiden Castle - England

Maiden Castle
Maiden Castle is an Iron Age hill fort 2.5 kilometres (1.6 mi) south west of Dorchester, in the English county of Dorset. Hill forts were fortified hill-top settlements constructed across Britain during the Iron Age. The name Maiden Castle may be a modern construction meaning that the hill fort looks impregnable, or it could derive from the British Celtic mai-dun, meaning a "great hill". The earliest archaeological evidence of human activity on the site consists of a Neolithic causewayed enclosure and bank barrow. In about 1800 BC, during the Bronze Age, the site was used for growing crops before being abandoned. Maiden Castle itself was built in about 600 BC; the early phase was a simple and unremarkable site, similar to many other hill forts in Britain and covering 6.4 hectares (16 acres). Around 450 BC it underwent major expansion, during which the enclosed area was nearly tripled in size to 19 ha (47 acres), making it the largest hill fort in Britain and by some definitions the largest in Europe.


Great Serpent Mound - USA
The Great serpent Mound
The Great Serpent Mound is a 1,330-foot-long, three-foot-high prehistoric effigy mound located on a plateau of the Serpent Mound crater along Ohio Brush Creek in Adams County, Ohio. Maintained within a park by the Ohio Historical Society, it has been designated a National Historic Landmark by the United States Department of Interior. The Serpent Mound of Ohio was first reported from surveys by Ephraim Squire and Edwin Davis in their historic volume Ancient Monuments of the Mississippi Valley, published in 1848 by the newly founded Smithsonian Museum.
Researchers have attributed construction of the mound to three different prehistoric indigenous cultures. Based on the use of more advanced technology, including carbon dating and evidence from 1996 studies, many scholars now believe that members of the Fort Ancient culture built it about 1070 CE (plus or minus 70 years). There are still anomalies to be studied. Serpent Mound is the largest serpent effigy in the world.

Hadrian's Wall - Scotland

Hadrian's Wall

Hadrian's Wall is a stone and timber fortification built by the Roman Empire across the width of what is now northern England. Begun in AD 122, during the rule of emperor Hadrian, it was the first of two fortifications built across Great Britain, the second being the Antonine Wall in what is now Scotland. Hadrian's Wall is the better known of the two because its physical remains are more evident today.
Opinions differ, but the growing consensus is that the Wall was built as a readily defended fortification which clearly defined the northern frontier of the Roman Empire in Britain (Britannia). It would also improve economic stability and provide peaceful conditions in the frontier zone.

Royal mounds - Sweden
Royal Mounds In Gamla Uppsala
The Royal mounds is the name for the three large barrows which are located in Gamla Uppsala, in Sweden. According to ancient mythology and folklore, it would be the three gods Thor, Odin and Freyr lying in Kungshögarna or Uppsala högar (from the Old Norse word Haugr meaning mound or barrow). In the 19th and 20th centuries, they were speculated to hold the remains of three kings of the legendary House of Ynglings and where thus known by the names Aun's Mound, Adil's Mound and Egil's Mound. Today their geographical locations are instead used and they are called the Eastern mound, Middle Mound and Western Mound.