481. In US, the experience in the library is wonderful. The books are kept neatly. Old books in good condition are sold at low prices.
482. In US, tree branches protruding on the roads are cut by machines and powdered on the spot. It is used for generating electricity.
483. In the US, in every house, under the kitchen sink, a small grinder is fixed. It grinds and removes stagnated waste for free flow.
484. In US, per hour charges are: For maid $15.For music teacher $25.For tuition teacher $60,For skilled worker $85.For inspection $85.
485. In the US, in every lamp post, a small solar power generation unit is fixed to cater to the power requirement of the street lights.
486. In the US, for every 33 miles on highways, there is a beautiful restroom with a shop, garden, tables and benches to eat and relax.
487. In the US, most of the houses in the city are made of concrete and in other areas, they are made of wood above the plinth level.
488. In US, traffic lane lines on the roads look as if it is just now painted. It is bright white and clearly visible during the night.
489. In the US, in a parking lot, provision is made for physically challenged persons. No one occupies it even if no space is available
490. In the US, you have thick forests in between townships. The trees are tall, round and strait. The grassy landscapes are in plenty.
491. In US, roads are wide&well laid. Rules are strictly followed. Fines are heavy. No corruption by police. Pedestrians are respected.
492. One can visit the US as a tourist or student or for employment. He should possess a passport, visa, and an offer for the last two.
493. In US, poor people living on the street are less. During winter, Christian missions provide shelter to protect them from snowfall.
494. In US, petrol is called GAS and is measured in gallons equal to 4 litres. The price is $2.53 [Rs.180] per gallon. Rs.45 per litre.
495. There are 50 states in the US. Excepting New Jersey, in all other 49 states, in the bunk one has to pay and put petrol by himself.
482. In US, tree branches protruding on the roads are cut by machines and powdered on the spot. It is used for generating electricity.
483. In the US, in every house, under the kitchen sink, a small grinder is fixed. It grinds and removes stagnated waste for free flow.
484. In US, per hour charges are: For maid $15.For music teacher $25.For tuition teacher $60,For skilled worker $85.For inspection $85.
485. In the US, in every lamp post, a small solar power generation unit is fixed to cater to the power requirement of the street lights.
486. In the US, for every 33 miles on highways, there is a beautiful restroom with a shop, garden, tables and benches to eat and relax.
487. In the US, most of the houses in the city are made of concrete and in other areas, they are made of wood above the plinth level.
488. In US, traffic lane lines on the roads look as if it is just now painted. It is bright white and clearly visible during the night.
489. In the US, in a parking lot, provision is made for physically challenged persons. No one occupies it even if no space is available
490. In the US, you have thick forests in between townships. The trees are tall, round and strait. The grassy landscapes are in plenty.
491. In US, roads are wide&well laid. Rules are strictly followed. Fines are heavy. No corruption by police. Pedestrians are respected.
492. One can visit the US as a tourist or student or for employment. He should possess a passport, visa, and an offer for the last two.
493. In US, poor people living on the street are less. During winter, Christian missions provide shelter to protect them from snowfall.
494. In US, petrol is called GAS and is measured in gallons equal to 4 litres. The price is $2.53 [Rs.180] per gallon. Rs.45 per litre.
495. There are 50 states in the US. Excepting New Jersey, in all other 49 states, in the bunk one has to pay and put petrol by himself.
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