Husband Arnold Schwarzenegger Speak

In the scandal Arnold Schwarzenegger, of course, not just his wife, Maria Shriver are betrayed. Inevitably, Baena Mildred's husband, Arnold, also became one of the victims. And after a silence long enough, this man finally spoke up, too.

Rogelia Baena is Mildred's husband, the woman who had become a housemaid in the home Arnold and his wife, who also gave birth to a son results terlarangnya relationship with the employer. In his statement to Entertainment Tonight, Mildred's husband stated that he thought that his son is really her son.

Rogelia, who is mentioned as the father of the child in the birth certificate, also revealed that he was very angry when parents know the identity of indigenous children from his sister.

"Do not believe it, but he is my son," said Rogelia in English which is still a word-break. Although Rogelia been about a year did not meet with 'son', but he is convinced that her son did not know anything about this.

Not only Rogelia, but most people do not know the existence of Mildred now, since filed for divorce in 2008 and mentioned that she and her husband had no children.

"For me, Arnold Schwarzenegger is my hero, first. Now, I feel betrayed," continued Rogelia.

In this event, a picture of him and Arnold, who was hugging his son's baptism at the time. Looking at this picture, Rogelia stated, "I'm happy at that time. If I could meet my son, I'd say 'I am your father'. That's it," close this poor guy.

Found, 10 New Planets in Milky Way

Wellington: Ten new planets "floating" through the galaxies found in an international team of astronomers led by New Zealand scientists. Tenth Jupiter-sized planet that is a new discovery in the history of the Milky Way. The invention uses software developed by computer scientists Massey University, Wellington, Australia.

"They are giant planets in our galaxy, about the size of Jupiter. It turned out that this submarine is the tenth planet somewhere in between us and the stars," said Ian Bond, an Astro Physics, recently. The planets were believed to be located about two-thirds of the center of the galaxy, located about 25,000 light-years.

If they are visible to the naked eye, the planets would be pitch black, because they do not emit light. This new planet could be removed from the solar system since the meeting of gravity close to other planets or stars. Most likely the new planets grow from collapsing ball of gas and dust, but do not have the mass to ignite the fuel and produce starlight alone.

These findings led the researchers beraharap free floating planetary-sized Earth could support life. Although until now the possibility was small, such planet yet detected.

Iranian Minister: Osama Bin Laden is Died Before U.S. Attack

MOSCOW - Iranian Intelligence Minister, Heidar Moslehi, said that Tehran had evidence that al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden had died of illness shortly before the U.S. attacks on terrorist suspects, the official Iranian news agency Fars .

Osama bin Laden was killed on May 2 in Pakistani city of Abbottabad, north of the capital, Islamabad, in an attack by U.S. Navy Seals mission.

"We have accurate information that Osama bin Laden died of illness some time ago," said Moslehi.

According to previous news, Osama bin Laden's body was buried at sea less than 24 hours after surgery.

"If the U.S. military and intelligence apparatus has actually capture or kill Osama bin Laden, why did they not show her body, why they threw his corpse into the sea?" Moslehi said further.

A DNA test proved that the bodies of those killed were shot belonged to Osama bin Laden, who occupied the FBI's most wanted list in the last decade.

But White House spokesman, Jay Carney said on Wednesday that Washington will not issue a postmortem photograph of Osama bin Laden to avoid propaganda and possibly incite violence.

Meanwhile in Peshawar, Pakistan, hundreds of Taliban marched in a Pakistani tribal town on Monday, condemned the killing of Osama bin Laden and promised to avenge the death of al-Qaeda leader, officials said.

By chanted slogans condemning Pakistan and the United States, protesters gathered in Wana, the main town in South Waziristan where they forced the market close and then held a meeting at a madrassa closest.

The parade was the first demonstration of pro-bin Laden in Pakistan tribal region since U.S. troops entered Pakistan last week and killed the leader of Al-Qaeda.

Protesters, estimated at more than 500 people, mostly supporters or members of the group of Pakistani Taliban commander Maulvi Nazir, who supports the Taliban Afghanistan, officials said.

"Osama bin Laden is our leader, we are followers and we will continue the movement," said pro-Taliban cleric Maulvi Ibrahim on the march.

"We will take revenge from Pakistan and America. We have started to do this and recent attacks in Kandahar and elsewhere in Afghanistan was to avenge the death of martyrdom," he said.

Tourism Auckland

New Zealand Maori call Aotearoa (mainland long white cloud). Stunning landscape with thick forests, wildlife and pleasant climate is a paradise for seekers of peace, a sense of relaxation, and tranquility, as well as a playground for those seeking adventure.

When compared with the size of Britain, Colorado or Japan, New Zealand's resident population of only 4 million people, making it one of the country with the most rare population. Relatively small changes in the weather made ​​it an ideal tourist destination all year round.

Auckland, New Zealand's largest city with a population of 1.3 million people, inhabited by a third of New Zealand. The combination of sophisticated city with a coastal lifestyle that produces consistently ranked in the top 10 globally. Imagine a city atmosphere, where people live half-hour travel time to the beautiful beaches, hiking paths and dozens of other tourist islands. Coupled with a sunny climate, Polynesian cultural background and good food, wine and shopping - you must have obtained a picture of Auckland.


The view of Auckland city at night. Photo credit: Thinkstock

Auckland is the gateway for those who want to experience adventure in New Zealand. Auckland is the perfect place to enjoy urban culture, food and fashion of entice you. The atmosphere of quiet beaches and sea invite you to relax. Auckland is also a geographical wonder with 48 volcanoes and two wet rain forest that are hundreds of years.

Food and entertainment

When you visit Auckland, do not have to worry about food. You'll find plenty of food according to the taste. There are more than 900 restaurants scattered throughout the city. From meals at fancy restaurants to trendy restaurants in the suburbs or the cafes in the city. Auckland luxury in terms of menus, many dishes are inspired by the immigrants from the Polynesian, Samoa, Asia and Europe. Popular restaurants in the valley of the river Viaduct and Princes Wharf, including the Euro and the Wildfire and the Harbourside at Ferry Building.

Shop

Auckland is famous for its head designer of New Zealand. Block in the vicinity of High Street, Chancery Lane and Vulcan accommodate boutique Karen Walker, Workshop, Zambesi and World, and dozens of other New Zealand designers. Suburbs like Ponsonby, Parnell and Newmarket are also popular as a shopping destination.

Auckland is also a good shopping place for art objects are unique and Pacific Island-themed crafts. Big malls and outlets such as St Lukes, Westfield Albany, Sylvia Park, Dress-Smart and Botany Downs widely spread in the suburbs. There are also many traditional markets for fresh food hunters, arts and crafts, clothing and junk


Dare to do the bungy jump from the top of this bridge? In Auckland, can. Photo credit: Thinkstock

Auckland just 30 minutes from anywhere

Yes, in just half an hour you can sail to the island, trekking through rain forest, picnic into volcanoes, try wine in a vineyard, gets the adrenaline with a 4WD motor bike, kayak paddle in the sea, diving, surfing, camping, see gannets colony or just take a walk on the black sand beach.

Choose the train to get to the top or climbing the peak with a height of 260 meters to watch 360-degree views of the Hauraki Gulf and Auckland city. This island has a lava cave, with unique rocks and pohutukawa forest.

Waiheke Island, you will constantly feel the summer. Once set foot on this island, you instantly 10 years younger. Waiheke, by many, regarded as part of the most magical experiences in Auckland, and easily implemented using the ferry. The beauty of Waiheke beaches and forests that naturally blends harmoniously with the cafes, vineyards and art studios.



Vineyard in Auckland.

This island is perfect for enjoying a day shopping and tasting wine, or even relax for a few days. Waiheke is famous for its wine industry, exclusive accommodation and a lot of great New Zealand artists who choose to live there. Much can be done on Waiheke, from horseback riding and farm tours to climb at sea kayaking and mountain climbing.

There are 22 conservation parks within easy reach of downtown Auckland. In total, there are more than 500 kilometers of track on foot. Waitakere Ranges (Auckland's largest park) provides appropriate views to mountain biking or just take a walk. Arataki Visitor Centre, at the Titirangi end of Scenic Drive, provides information about parks, beaches and trails track in this place.

On the west coast, places like surfing Whatipu, Karekare, Piha, Bethells and Murawai will not be forgotten for fans of this sport. Be sure to check flight schedules on Muriwai colony of gannets. Use a mask and snorkel when meet 'locals' at the Goat Island Marine Reserve to-follow instructions from warkworth Leigh (North Auckland)

Guard the Hauraki Gulf, Great Barrier Island has a natural beach and vast areas of forest. There are some plants and bird species unique. Natural beauty like this more and more difficult to find on earth. Natural bush tracks added to the line, leading to the hot springs of the mountain and historic Kauri dams.


Auckland beachside Murawai

Located 627 meters above sea level, Hirakimata (Mount Hobson) invites hikers with views that will not be forgotten. Most of the island with an area of ​​285 square kilometers were deliberately reserved for conservation, managed by the Department of Conservation. The island became a popular destination for diving, fishing, surfing and camping. Every day is always available flight schedules.

Use kappal ferry from downtown Auckland across to Devonport seaside town to enjoy lunch in the cafe and shop. Alternatively, walk to the top of Mount Victoria or North Head to get a bird's-eye view. Devonport ferry from coming and leaving every half hour.

If you feel strong enough, walk away from east coast to west coast of Auckland to see many beautiful views of city icons. Ask the Visitor Information Center in this city to get a travel brochure.



Lion Rock on one beach in Auckland

Rangitoto Island is the most impressive feature in Auckland bay, brings us up through the ocean floor around 600 years ago. Fireworks coming out of the volcanic mountain made ​​Maori locals nicknamed him "Sky of Blood '. Rangitoto can be enjoyed with a guided tour or self.

About 20 years ago, most of the 220 ​​hectares of Tiri Tiri Matangi Island is a barren land. In a unique partnership between government and conservation centers from Auckland, was made open space, safe from predators and ditanamilah more than 3 million trees. Stepfather also provides visitors the opportunity to see the place open animal breeding. This island is the habitat of many endangered New Zealand bird species, including kiwi and takahe. Tour guides available to help you enjoy the beauty of this island, which are all managed by the Department of Conservation.

The highest mountain in Auckland is Maungawhau (Mount Eden). On the slopes of the mountain there are many houses, Maori pa (fort) is still visible although covered with grass. Food warehouses, plots and houses are evidence of Maori heritage from the 13th century. Maungakiekie known as One Tree Hill, is one of the largest volcanoes in Auckland. This is one of the largest sites of Maori in New Zealand - terracing and Kumara holes are still visible here. An archaeological trail that takes you to interesting places.


Natural forest area in Auckland

New Zealand has four seasons: autumn (March to May), winter (June to August) and spring (September to November), summer (December to February).