Top 10 Earning Websites of 2012

The list is in descending order as per second income.




1. Amazon

Amazon is a huge online market which is leading the hot earning business online.

It provides an online market of every product, and has grabbed a large number of customers.

Amazon also provides an opportunity to its users to earn. You earn when you sell.

There are deals of $ 776.77 per second, which sums up to $ 24,509,000,000 annually. Just imagine!

2. Google

I wonder if there is someone on earth who does not knows about Google! Beginning in 1996, Stanford University graduate students Larry Page and Sergey Brin built a search engine called “BackRub” which is now known as Google. Google search engine is the leading website in terms of massive domination on the effective internet world.

Google earns $23,650,560,000 a year and $749.46 a second!!. Simply a WOW!!

3. Comcast

Comcast Corporation is the largest cable operator, home Internet service provider, and fourth largest home telephone service provider in the United States, providing cable television, broadband Internet, and telephone service to both residential and commercial customers.

its one of the top 200 world’s websites.

The website earns $276.56 each second making $8,727,360,000 annually!

4. ebay

Similar to Amazon, ebay is also an online business store. It is one of the top 20 world’s websites in terms of making a great deal of money.

It earns about $ 276.56 every second and $ 8,727,360,000 per year.

5. Yahoo

Yahoo is a popular website on the internet cloud and an increase in number clients has been observed who are shifting to Yahoo from other websites. Yahoo stands 4th in Alexa ranking. The website bring about the revenue of $6,460,000,000 with a per second rate of $204.71.

6. Reuters

Reuters is a news website. It has a huge traffic of viewership and stands on rank 180 in Alexa ranking.

Its annual revenue is about $ 3,400,000,000 and $107.74 per second rate. 

7. AOL

AOL was made by Erik Prince, and provides its users all about News, Sports, Entertainment, Weather, local lifestyles, etc

The website has an Alexa rank of 59. It earns $3,137,100,000 annually with per second rate of $99.41.

8. Expedia

Expedia provides online platforms where people can plan their travelling. expedia’s main features are buying tickets online, providing information about flights fares etc.

It makes around makes $2,937,010,000 annually with per second rate of $93.07

9. Paypal

Online money transfer had never been so easy before PayPal .this site came into being by the joint efforts of by Max Levchin, Peter Thiel, and Luke Nosek. PayPal is the most well-liked online money transfer company which is used by many companies and a huge number of peoples throughout the world.

It earns $91.90 a second and $2,900,000,000 a year.

10. ITunes

ITunes, can u believe it? Yes! Apples’ vice president, Jeff Robbin is over leading ITunes. It was Jeff who played an important role in introducing iPods as well!

ITunes earns 60.21$ per second with $1,900,000,000 annual revenue.

Longest Hair in The World

Top 10 Biggest Mosque Around The World

1- Al-Haram Mosque

Al-Haram Mosque also known Haram Sharief in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, is the holiest, largest,  biggest and most popular mosque in the world and the main destination of the Hajj pilgrimage. The mosque complex covers an area of 356,800 square meters and can accommodate up to 820,000 worshippers during the Hajj. The Masjid al-Haram (“Holy Mosque”) is the only mosque that has no qibla direction, since Muslims pray facing the Ka’ba in the central courtyard.

2- Al-Nabawi Mosque

Al-Nabawi Mosque of the Prophet, in Medina, is the second holiest and largest mosque in Islam. It is the final resting place of Muhammad(PBUH). The original mosque was built by Prophet Muhammad(PBUH) himself. Subsequent Islamic rulers greatly expanded and decorated it. The most important feature of the site is the green dome over the center of the mosque, where the tomb of Muhammad(PBUH) is located. Constructed in 1817 and painted green in 1839, it is known as the Dome of the Prophet. Early Muslim leaders Abu Bakr and Umar (Umar ibn al-Khattab) are buried in an adjacent area in the mosque.

3- Al-Aqsa Masjid

Al-Aqsa Masjid, commonly refers to the southern congregational mosque located in Jerusalem. The Mosque’s congregation building can accommodate about 5,000 people worshipping inside it, while the whole Al-Aqsa Mosque compound area may accommodate hundreds of thousands. During times of increased security only Muslims of a certain age are permitted to access the mosque. It is the third largest or biggest Islamic mosque. 

4- Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddin Mosque

Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddin Mosque is a royal Islamic mosque located in Bandar Seri Begawan, the capital of the Sultanate of Brunei. The mosque is classified as one of the most spectacular and most beautiful mosques in the Asia Pacific and a major tourist attraction. Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddin Mosque is considered amongst the people of Brunei as the country’s major landmark.

5- The Zahir Mosque

The Zahir Mosque is located in the heart of Alor Star, the state capital of Kedah, Malaysia. The mosque was built in 1912, with the contributory efforts of Tunku Mahmud. Its official opening ceremony was held on Friday, 15 October 1915 by the late HRH Sultan Abdul Hamid Halim Shah. The Zahir Mosque occupies an area of approximately 124,412 square feet. Its center hall measures 62 x 62 square feet. This is the one of the most beautiful mosques in the world.

6- Taj-ul-Mosque

Taj-ul-Mosque in Bhopal literally translates as “The Crown of Mosques”. The most impressive structure in Bhopal is the Taj-ul-Masjid, one of the largest and most elegant Muslim mosques in India. However, the monument was never completed due to lack of money, and after a long lay-off, construction was resumed in 1971. The building really presents a spectacular sight and is worth taking a bow to.

7- Baiturrahman Mosque 

Baiturrahman Mosque represents one of the first examples of a domed mosque in Southeast Asia. Perhaps more importantly, the mosque is an architectural embodiment of the political role, Islam has played in Indonesia. Built by the Dutch in 1879 and completed in 1881. Furthermore, additions made to the mosque in 1957 were meant to symbolically link the largely separatist region of Aceh to the Republic of Indonesia. During the late 1980s, the mosque was refurbished.

8- Sultan Mosque

Sultan Mosque is located at Muscat Street near North Bridge Road within the Kampong Glam district of Rochor Planning Area in Singapore. The mosque is considered one of the most important mosques in Singapore. The prayer hall and domes highlight the mosque’s star features. Sultan Mosque has stayed essentially unchanged since it was built, with only repairs carried out to the main hall in the 1960s and an annex added in 1993. It was gazetted as a national monument on 14 March 1975.

9- The Shah Faisal Mosque

The Shah Faisal Mosque in Islamabad, Pakistan, is among the largest mosques in the world. It isathe state’s National Mosque. It is the most popular masjid in the Islamic world, and is renowned for both its size and its architecture covering an area of 5,000 square meters with a capacity of 300,000 worshippers. The impetus for the mosque began in 1966, and was completed in 1986, and used to house the International Islamic University.

10- Baitul Mukarram

Baitul Mukarram is located at the heart of Dhaka, capital of Bangladesh. This mosque was built in the 1960s. The mosque complex was designed by architect T Abdul Hussain Thariani. The National Mosque of Bangladesh has several modern architectural features, and at the same time it preserves the traditional principles of mosques architecture. Baitul Mukarram’s resemblance to the famous Ka’abah at Mecca makes this a unique mosque in Bangladesh.

Top 10 Beaches in The World

La Minitas Beach
La Romana, Dominican Republic




The beaches of the Dominican Republic are renowned for their beauty and tranquility. Pristine, unspoiled and scenic, you almost can’t go wrong anywhere in the D.R. The only way to access La Minitas Beach is by a ten minute shuttle or golf cart ride, making this a great pick for those that prefer to sunbathe in relative seclusion. Despite being relatively secluded, there are restaurants fairly close if you get hungry, and, best of all, there is a massage room directly on the beach. Sunbathing and a massage – how can you go wrong?


White Beach
Boracay Island, Philippines




Over two miles of powder soft white sands that never get hot. Can we say sunbather’s paradise? This little slice of heaven lay virtually untouched until about 30 years ago. It is now considered by most to be one the best tropical vacation spots in the world. Make sure you go during Amihan (roughly September through June) when the temperatures are moderate, there is little rain and the prevailing wind blows a cool breeze in from the East.




South Beach
Miami, Florida




South Beach is the “see and be seen” beach. For those who love a little eye candy while soaking up the rays, this is the place for you. South Beach really comes alive at night, though, and you are almost assured of seeing someone famous if you spend any time there. If quiet and peaceful is not your idea of the way to worship the sun, then renew your gym membership and plan a trip down to Miami.


Santorini’s Red Beach
Akrotiri, Greek Islands




Santorini’s Red Beach is one of the most picturesque locations on the list. Surrounded by soaring red lava cliffs (hence the name), this beach also has some of the most beautiful and unique red sand in the world. The beach is only accessible by boat, or by a ten minute descent by foot from above. The entire island was formed from a now-sleeping volcano – sleeping but not dead. Santorini is said to be the true Atlantis, as much of the island literally slipped below the sea in the course of a night.




Tulum Beach
Tulum, Mexico




Mexico is hardly short of beautiful cities, with gorgeous beaches. What sets Tulum apart is the proximity to some of the most stunning Mayan ruins in all of Mexico. Tulum lies about 80 miles from Cancun, making it close enough to explore Cancun if you choose, yet far enough away to escape the crowds and over abundance of hotels. In fact, Tulum has yet to be completely invaded by tourism and is, therefore, still rather secluded and peaceful. If you have an interest in archeology, ancient civilizations or just love exploring, then Tulum is the perfect combination of sun and adventure.




Nudist Camp Beach
Vrboska, The Island of Hvar, Croatia




If you simply abhor those pesky tan lines, then try the naturalist beach in Vrboska. Surrounded by vineyards, pine groves and olive trees, this little cove is an incredibly beautiful spot for nude sunbathing. The beach has a plethora of rock outcroppings which can provide a secluded spot for sunbathing in your birthday suit, if you prefer privacy. If the full naturalist experience is more your style, then you may want to camp at the naturalist camp nearby complete with a small restaurant, store and gas station.




Hanalei Bay Beach
Kauai, Hawaii




If picturesque is what you are looking for in a sunbathing experience, then Hanalei Bay Beach is a must-see. A near perfect semi-circle of white sand is surrounded by a backdrop of waterfalls and gorgeous mountains stretching up past the clouds. While it can get crowded, especially during the winter when the surfing is excellent, you won’t find a more stunning view to gaze at while tanning anywhere in the world.


Ocracoke Island
North Carolina




If privacy and seclusion are what you look for in a sunbathing location, then look no further. This little gem of a spot can only be reached by boat, private plane or ferry. While modern electronics (ie: phones and computers) have reached this island paradise, they are still frowned on. The wilderness beach on Ocracoke has some of the most pristine sand to be found. Relax, get that book out you’ve been wanting to read and enjoy the rays.


Ipanema Beach
Rio de Janero, Brazil




Yes, the beach made famous by the song! Actually, Ipanema became famous in the 1970s when women first started wearing tangas (precursor to today’s thong bathing suit) on its shores. That atmosphere of freedom is still alive and well in Rio de Janero. It is a city full of life and is more than tolerant of self expression – on the beach or off. Topless sunbathing is common and thongs are still the preferred beachwear. If you want to let your hair down and show off your hard work at the gym, Rio is the place to do it.




Santa Cruz Beaches
Santa Cruz, California




Santa Cruz is classic California sunbathing. With almost 30 miles of oceanfront beaches to choose from, you can’t go wrong in Santa Cruz. If you are a big wave surfer, or just like to watch them, then Steamer Lane is the beach for you. If you want privacy and romance , try catching some rays at Seascape Beach. If you want some fun mixed in with your sun worship, then Main Beach is the place to be. Main Beach has an old fashioned boardwalk and amusement park, complete with rides, games and food just steps from the beach. Santa Cruz has something for everyone and a beach to suit everyone’s style.

Top 10 Expensive Dogs

10. Akita

The Akita (Akita Inu) comes from the Island of Honshu in the Akita Region of Japan. It is known as the national dog of Japan. In fact, it is one of the seven dog breeds which have been chosen as a Natural Monument. Japanese also consider the Akita as sacred. In fact small statues of the Akita are given to new parents to convey wishes of good health. Owning an Akita is also believed to bring good luck.

Akitas are docile and very affectionate. They are highly intelligent and courageous. However they need an “Alpha Dog” who can train and firmly control them and prevent them from becoming stubborn and aggressive. Akitas can grow to a height of 71 cm and can weigh up to 54 kilograms. In Japan, the Akita has been used as a hunting dog. They are known to brave adverse weather conditions during hunting expeditions. The dog breed has also been used in police and military work, sled dog, and fighting dog.

In 1938, Helen Keller brought the first Akita to the United States. The dog was named Kamikaze-go and was presented to her as a gift from the Japanese government when she visited Akita Prefecture.

An Akita usually costs around $1,500 to $4,500.

9. Bearded Collie

The Bearded Collie is considered as one of Britain’s oldest breeds. It was in 1514 when a Scottish shepherd was said to breed a Polish Sheepdog with his other herding and flock dogs such as the Komondor and Old English Sheepdogs. These breeds were said to form the foundation of the breed. In 1967, the first litter of Bearded Collies in the USA was whelped.

Bearded Collies are good hunting and herding dogs. They can grow to a height of 20-22 inches and can weigh 60 pounds. They do not thrive well when kept indoors in cramped living spaces. They hate to be confined and prefer to be outdoors even in adverse weather conditions.

A Bearded Collie costs around $1.000 – $5.000.

8. Pharaoh Hound

The Pharaoh Hound is considered to be one of the world’s oldest dog breeds which have been domesticated. The breed has been traced back to around 4000 to 3000 BC in Ancient Egypt. Phoenicians were thought to be the ones who brought the dogs to Malta and Gozo, which are islands of the Mediterranean. In 1974, the Pharaoh Hound was recognized as the national dog of Malta where it is known as the Kelb Tal-Fenek.

The Pharaoh Hound is an excellent sight and scent hound. It is a good house companion as long as it is provided its daily exercise outdoors. The dog is good with children but display their protective instincts with strangers.

A Pharaoh Hound blushes—its nose and ears turn a deep shade of rose—when it is excited. The breed is known to be highly sensitive to certain insecticides and medications.

Today a Pharaoh Hound costs around $2,500 – $6,500.

7. Tibetan Mastiff

The massive build of a Tibetan Mastiff hides a loyal, calm, and good natured house pet. It can grow to a height of 25-28 inches and can weigh around 170 pounds although there have been some reports about Tibetan Mastiffs in Europe reaching 220 pounds.

The Tibetan Mastiff can be a good apartment dweller provided that it is taken on daily long walks. Although it has a long coat, the breed is good for allergy sufferers.

The Tibetan Mastiff, called “Do-Khyi”, is an ancient breed of dogs which have been in existence around 1100 BC. For centuries they were isolated in the remote Himalayan Mountain Region in Tibet where they used as guard dogs. It was only in the 1800’s when the breed was introduced into Europe when Queen Victoria of England was given a Tibetan Mastiff.

In 1970’s, Tibetan Mastiffs were imported into the United States. Although the breed has become rare in Tibet, it has gained popularity in England and the United States.

Today a Tibetan Mastiff can cost around $2,200 – $7,000.

6. Rottweiler

The Rottweiler is also called Rottweil Metzgerhund, which literally translates to “Butcher’s Dog”. Many people are terrified of the Rottweiler because of its massive and powerful body and the stories which they have heard concerning the breed. However, the Rottie has been a loyal and devoted pet to many families. Their loyalty and protective instincts are immensely great that in the presence of threats and danger, they will risk their lives to defend the pack.

Rottweilers are highly intelligent. Aside from being excellent house pets and guard dogs, they are one of the top choices for police, military and customs work. Rotties can grow to a height of 25-27 inches and can weight 115-130 pounds. You can keep a Rottie in an apartment as long as it is given sufficient exercise every day.

The breed is thought to have descended from the Italian Mastiff which was used as a guard dog, working dog, messenger dog, and for police work during the Middle Ages. The German Rottweiler Club (DRK) was first established in 1907 and the breed was given official recognition by the AKC in 1931.

Today a Rottweiler can cost around $2,000 – $8,000.

5. Chow Chow

There are two recognized types of the Chow Chow—the rough-haired Chow Chow and the smooth-haired Chow Chow. The breed is known for its distinct blue-black tongue and hindlegs which are almost straight giving them a rather stilted gait.

Chow Chows are very dominant thus they need a dominant owner who is firm and consistent. They are good with children and can live side by side with cats and other household pets when they are introduced to them while they are young.

The breed can grow to a height of 18-22 inches and can reach a weight of around 45-70 pounds. Chow Chows are very sensitive to heat and are prone to suffer an eyelid abnormality known as entropion. They often snore because of their short muzzles.

Chow Chows are thought to be related to the Chinese Shar-Pei. The breed was used by the Chinese as a working dog to hunt, herd, pull a sled, and as a guard dog. The dog’s fur has been used to make human coats. It was only in the late 1800’s when the Chow Chow was introduced to England.

Today a Chow Chow can cost around $3,000 – $8,500.

4. English Bulldog

English Bulldogs intimidating appearance hides one of the gentlest dog breeds in the world. It is one of the dog breeds which can live well with children and is also known for its excellent guarding abilities. They can reach a height of 12-16 inches and can weigh around 51-55 pounds. When used as a show dog, shorter Bulldogs are much more desirable.

English Bulldogs are an indoor breed and do best in temperature climates. They often have trouble cooling off in hot weather and can easily suffer from heat stroke. They are prone to breathing problems because of their small windpipes.

Most whelping by English bulldogs are thru caesarian section because even as puppies, they already have broad heads.

The breed is thought to come from the British Isles and is a descendant of the ancient Asiatic mastiff. It acquired its name when it was used in bull baiting and for its bull-like appearance.

Today an English Bulldog can cost around $2,500 – $9,000.

3. Samoyed

Samoyeds are easy-going and playful dogs. They befriend anyone even strangers. They are highly intelligent but they make poor watch dogs. They are an ancient working breed which originated in Siberia. They were raised as working dogs by hunters and fishermen known as Samoyeds, hence their name. They were brought to England in 1889 by Robert Scott, an explorer. The breed received official AKC recognition in 1906.

Samoyeds possess a thick hair coat that needs extensive grooming. They are heavy shedders and their thick double hair coat requires frequent brushing. During warm weather, body heat can easily build up particularly during exercise. They cannot do well in very hot climates because of their thick undercoat.

Today a Samoyed can cost around $4,000 – $11,000.

2. Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel come in many colors—the prince charles (tricolor), king charles (black and tan), ruby (rich mahogany red), and blenheim (red and white). The Blenheim is the one preferred by many breeders.

They are affectionate dogs with a sunny personality as shown by the seemingly endless wagging of their tails. They are outgoing and can easily be trained. They are excellent companion dogs that also do well in competitive obedience. The average height of Cavalier King Charles Spaniels range between 12-13 inches and the average weight is around 10-18 pounds.

Since they tend to gain weight easily, regular exercise and proper diet are very important. They are prone to serious genetic heart problems thus it is good to check the medical history before parting with your money.

The breed was named after King Charles II. It is an offspring of the King Charles Spaniel.

Today a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel can cost around $1,000 – $14,000.

1. German Shepherd

German Shepherds trace their ancestors to long-haired, short-haired, and wire-haired herding and farm dogs from Bavaria, Wurtemberg, and Thurginia. The first offspring were presented in 1882. It was in 1899 when the first Deutsche Schaferhunde (German Shepherd) named Horan was registered. For many years, both long-haired and short-haired GSD were shown. Today, only the short coat is officially recognized in shows. The breed was given official recognition by the AKC in 1908. GSDs are very intelligent dogs. They love strenuous activity and love a good challenge. They need regular exercise to prevent them from becoming restless and destructive. They thrive well in a lifestyle where they are expected to do a job such as a guard dog, police work, guide dog, and as a military dog. They also excel in many competitive sports including obedience, tracking, and agility competitions.

German Shepherds need a consistent Alpha leader who can train and control them and who is a consistent pack leader.

Today a German Shepherd can cost around $3,000 – $24,000.

Top 10 Expensive Mobiles

10). Nokia Lamborghini 8800 Sirocco:

This Nokia phone has 3 bands GSM coverage which make it to be used in five continents. Like other phones, it has internal memory, TFT display color and the camera. It is a limited edition with only 500 sets. It will also launch its own Lamborghini graphics as wallpaper, screensavers, ringtones a small documentary video. The price worth is $1,500.

09). Gold Edition Nokia 8800:

This phone is just like other Nokia some of the most expensive phones with the exception of gold encase. It is the type of smartphone with 62,000 color TFT(208*208) display with SVGA 5MP camera, MMS, SMS, USB, JAVA, WAP etc feautures. But the only thing which make it unique its the gold casing. The price of this gold-encased phone is $2,700.

08). Vertu Diamond:

This phone is featuring tiny dotted diamonds all over the body and its keyboard carries 8 carrot gold. Its body is designed with finest platinum and underpinned with ruby earrings. As the name dominates, this phone is included in the diamond-encrusted range handsets made from platinum. Only 200 sets were produced and the price worth is $50,000.

07). Motorola V220 Special Edition: 

This luxury phone has been manufactured among the other most expensive Motorola handsets with some qualty unique features. An Austrian designer Peter Aloisson designed this phone in a pretty feminist style mostly usable for the rich ladies. It includes all standard features but with the exception of 1200 studded diamonds on its external casing on the front panel as well as 18 carot gold on its keyboard. Its price worth is $51,800.

 06). Diamond Crypto Smartphone: 

Another Peter Aloisson designed diamond encased phones, this phone was built on Windows embedded Compact and it is produced by JSC Ancort. This smartphone is dressed in a platinum bas and has 50 diamonds among which 8 of them are rare blue. The An-cord logo and navigation key have also been gilded in 18 carot rose gold. The price of this expensive phone is $130,000.

 05). I phone Princess Plus: 

This I phone set got its name by Peter Aloisson. Like its name, it was designed from a princess cut used on 138 oof the 318 diamonds on its surface. The other 280 diamonds are brilliant-cut. In total, this I phone has 17.75 of diamonds set in the 18k white gold on its rim. Moreover, the diamonds are studded all over the casing and the price worth is $176,400.

 04). Vertu Signature Cobra: 

A French jeweler named Boucheron designed this Cobra style phone with a special and limited edition of only 8 made ever so far. This phone features one pear-cut diamond on its external front body, one round shaped white diamond, two emerald eyes and 439 rubies. It will also launch its cheaper ruby free  same Cobra phone with price worth of $115,000 but the original price of this phone with all rubies is $310,000.

03). Goldvish “Le Million”: 

Goldvish, designer has benn creating Bespoke luxury phones from 18k solid pure gold. The uniqueness of this phone has been awarded in the Guinesse book of World records in 2008. This phone uses a VVS1 (only microscopically flawed) with 18 cart of white gold. The features of this phone is pretty standard but it has an exception of its style and too many of diamonds laid on it. This phone is available only by special order. The price worth of this phone is $1.3 million.

 02). Goldstriker Iphone 3GS supreme: 

A designer Stuart Hughes of Gold striker International who is known for creating luxury devices such as phones and video gaming consoles the ‘Supreme’ treatment- designing it with the cover of gold and diamonds, and the Iphone is not an exception. Its casing is made of 271 grams of solid 22 carot gold gold and the screen is embedded 200 diamonds on the cell phone. Apple logo includes 53 gems and the home logo has single 7.1 carot diamond. Its price worth is $3.2 million.

01). Diamond Rose Iphone 4:

The most expensive Staurt Hughes another designed Iphone has been recreated with infamous antenna band that covers around the sides of the phone and the black plate using rose gold. The band includes 100 carots of flawless diamonds and the logo of Apple is formed with 53 more diamonds. The home-button is the most pretty feature of this most expensive phone made of platinum and includes a rare 7.4 carot diamond.  The price of this innovative phone is $5 million..!