Checkout this $225 million Boeing private jet is a flying luxury home

Imagine if you owned a 2,400 sq. ft. luxury home with the ability to fly you and 39 of your closest friends to anywhere you want in less than 17 hours?

Next month, China's HNA Aviation Group will take delivery of a brand new Boeing 787-8 private jet. As configured, the 787 BBJ has a range of almost 9,800 miles even when packed with 40 passengers, luggage, and fuel. 

With a flying time of about 17 hours, the plane can reach virtually any destination on Earth, Kestrel Aviation Management CEO Stephen Vella told Business Insider.

Although several 787s have been converted from passengers service to private use, the is the first Dreamliner to be built specifically as a Boeing Business Jet, Vella said.

It's the 143rd Dreamliner to roll out of Boeing's factory and first flew in December 2013. The plane was delivered to Kestrel in January of 2014. 

Since no one had done a true Boeing 787 private jet before, Kestral along with partners Pierrejean Design Studios and Greenpoint Technologies had to design and engineer the interior of the aircraft from scratch. In fact, the interior took a year to engineer as well as another year and a half to fabricate and install, Vella said. 

Kestrel and Boeing have released the final cost of the 787 private jet. But a standard passenger-ferrying 787-8 carries a list price of $224.6 million. 

Here's a closer look at the the first Boeing 787-8 BBJ. 

 For years Boeing has offered its airliners for sale to private parties or governments under its Boeing Business Jet (BBJ) program. That ranges from the massive 747-8 jumbo jet...

... All the way down to the narrow-body 737. Now, the latest Boeing jet to get the BBJ treatment is the 787 Dreamliner.

The Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner first flew in 2009 and the composite bodied airliner is renowned for its range, comfort, and fuel efficiency. But unlike its passenger ferrying compatriots, the BBJ version carries far fewer people, but is packed with a ton more features.

Enter the plane through its round foyer and you'll immediately encounter the doors to its massive master suite. The suite is divided in several sections and is designed to be totally independent from the rest of the plane.

The master suite's sleeping area features a large California king-sized bed. According to Vella, the suite is designed to be an "oasis of silence." In fact, the noise level in the room is during flight is just 48 decibels — on par with a quiet suburban home.

The massive master bathroom features a set of large marble his and hers sinks.

 The bath area also features a double-sized shower as well as a massive walk-in closet with heated marble floors. In addition, the master suite is equipped with a refrigerator and safe.

Connecting the foyer and the rest of the plane is a hallway designed to look like a series of vertical waves.

Emerge from the hallway and you'll find yourself in the plane's cavernous main lounge. To create an open and airy feel, the room is completely free of any physical partitions. Instead, designers segmented the space using different furniture colors.

Looking towards the front of the plane, the lounge features a pair of day beds positioned in front of a large 55-inch flatscreen display. On each side of the center screen, there are individual seats each equipped with a 24-inch screen.

 Looking towards the back of the plane, are a pair of devans that can be turned into sleeping accommodations or used as a dining and meeting area. Also located at the rear of the lounge are a pair of 47-inch screens. A stylish round VIP lavatory is located just aft of the lounge.

Aft of the round VIP lavatory is the guest cabin. It features 18 full-flat, first-class sleeper seats. Behind the guest cabin is a row of six premium economy seats for the staff.

In total, the plane is equipped with five bathrooms.

 Overall, the interior is designed with an understated elegance that's devoid of needless clutter and yet filled with subtle details, Vella said.

This Boeing 787 BBJ is expected to enter service with HNA Group in July. According to Vella, the plane will likely be used by the company's chairman as well as ultra-high-end charter customers.

Read the original article on Business Insider. Copyright 2016.

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Obamas new home after White House

In several months, not only will President Barack Obama be out of a job, he'll be moving out of his current address and looking to move the family into a small, quiet abode. Well, maybe quiet, but apparently not small: they'll be leasing this property in D.C.'s Kalorama neighbourhood. The nine bed, eight-and-a-half bath home was built in the 1920s, according to the realtor Washington Fine Properties. The home is listed at $5,995,000, but as the Obamas will be leasing, it's unclear what they will be paying to stay there. See what the home looks like inside.

 It's certainly smaller than the former residence of the Obamas, but the home should prove quite adequate for the family while they stay in Washington for Sasha to finish high school.

 It may not be as famous as the front door of the White House, but it's still a lovely entranceway.

 A sunny living room with a fireplace for those cold D.C. nights.

 Glistening six-burner stove and stainless steel range hood.

 Family room, located on the main floor (as opposed to the one located on the lower level).

 The master suite, which features his-and-her ensuite bathrooms, and a dressing room.

 The bathroom "for her."

 The dressing room "for her." Strange, it doesn't look like the home comes with a dressing room "for him."

 The sixth bedroom has been set up as a home office -- nice, but a step down from the office Obama has been working in.

 The listing suggests that the backyard is big enought to put in a pool, if the owner so desired.

 Rear patio of the home.

WASHINGTON, DC - MAY 21: (AFP OUT) U.S.President Barack Obama waves to the press as he departs the White House for his week-long trip to Japan and Vietnam, May 21, 2016, in Washington, DC. Obama will be the first U.S. President to visit Hiroshima, Japan and will also visit Hanoi. 

Trending: I Was Always the Girl with the Mustache - Response for Rude date by Woman

Today I found one trending topic in NEWS, about the Response for Rude date by woman in a way of Poem.

Her name is Naina Kataria, girl from India had written this poem to oppose in a different way towards the mentality regarding woman body hair in our world.

Poem with title -“I was always the girl with a mustache” on the Facebook was gone viral.

The poem, posted on May 3, reads in its entirety:

When a man tells me
I’m beautiful
I don’t believe him.
Instead, I relive my days in high school
When no matter how good I was
I was always the girl with a moustache
He doesn’t know what it’s like
to grow up in your maternal family
Where your body is the only one that
Proudly boasts of your father’s X
While your mother’s X sits back and pities
It’s unladylike-ness
He doesn’t know the teenager
Who filled her corners with
Empty consolations of
Being loved for who she was- someday.
He doesn’t know hypocrisy.
He doesn’t know of the world that
tells you to ‘be yourself’
and sells you a fair and lovely shade card
in the same fucking breath
He doesn’t know of the hot wax and the laser
whose only purpose is to
replace your innocent skin
with its own brand of womanhood
He doesn’t know of the veet and the bleach
That uproot your robust hair
in the name of hygiene
Hygiene, which when followed by men
makes them gay and unmanly
He doesn’t know how unruly eyebrows are tamed
and how uni-brows die a silent death
All to preserve beauty
And of the torturous miracles that happen
Inside the doors marked
“WOMEN ONLY”
So when a man calls me beautiful
I throw at him, a smile; a smile that remained
After everything the strip pulled away
And I dare him
To wait
Till my hair grows back.

She tries to give the message to celebrity, who advertise for hair removal and razor stuff to look woman beautiful, she wants to give message them to go natural instead of going to be femaniest.