Showing posts with label phenomenal. Show all posts
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Saturday, October 22, 2011

When Chocolate come to catwalk show model’s dress

When Chocolate come to catwalk show model’s dress
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Models often have enough trouble trying to stay on their sky-scraping heels on the catwalk without having to worry about suffering a wardrobe malfunction.
But French TV presenter Karine Ferri, revealed a little more than she intended to at the opening show of the Salon du Chocolat (Chocolate Fair) in Paris.
The 29-year-old, who started her career as a model before becoming a finalist in the French version of The Bachelor and turning to presenting, was ever the professional when her chocolate skirt started to shatter half way down the runway.

Going, going, gone: French TV presenter Karine Ferri tries to stop her skirt from disintegrating at Paris' Salon du Chocolat (Chocolate Fair)Going, going, gone: French TV presenter Karine Ferri tries to stop her skirt from disintegrating at Paris' Salon du Chocolat (Chocolate Fair)Going, going, gone: French TV presenter Karine Ferri tries to stop her skirt from disintegrating at Paris' Salon du Chocolat (Chocolate Fair)

Ferri initially tried to stop her clothing from crumbling, but then just embraced her new mini skirt - which exposed the tops of her stockings.
She looked positively overdressed compared to her fellow walkers who made their way down the confectionery-scattered catwalk though.
Former Miss France Cindy Fabre wore a gladiator-style bikini and singer and porn star Clara Morgane's bra was made out of a few well-placed cherries.

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Tounge in cheek: Tiga To (left), Cindy Fabre and Blandine Ballavoir all show off their elaborate outfits

Actress Anca Radici
Actress Valentine Feau

Putting on an act: Film stars Actress Valentine Feau and Anca Radici both walked down the chocolate-strewn catwalk While Ferri's dress was initially intended to be a demure, Disney Princess-inspired frock, other creations were much more raunchy. The stunning Tiga To's dress featured a huge bottom made out of chocolate on the back - as did Morgane's Much was also made of the cherries that adorned some of the dresses with the models pulling provocative and seductive poses.
Men got in on the action too, in a slightly more covered up - but equally flamboyant - way. French figure skater Philippe Candeloro dressed up as a giant chocolate ice cream, complete with a wafer-covered cone.
Newsreader Jean-Philippe Doux dressed as a circus ringleader in an over-sized bow-tie and tails all made of chocolate.
The fashion show marked the beginning of the 17th Salon du Chocolat at Porte de Versailles in Paris - a yearly trade fair for the international chocolate industry. 

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Men got in on the action too: The dressed in a suit with swan heads, a hat and tails and a giant ice cream cone

Friday, October 21, 2011

Moammar Gadhafi Dead Body pics and videos

Moammar Gadhafi Dead Body pics and videos
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reports that exiled Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi is dead have now been confirmed. There's photo and video evidence, and it is graphic.
Unlike photo or video evidence of the death of Osama bin Laden, which was never released to the public, Al Jazeera has already aired it this afternoon.
News outlets across the world are reporting the story along with a photo of bloody, dying Moammar Gadhafi, moments after he was captured in Libya.

Libyan officials have confirmed Gadhafi was shot to death when rebels pulled him out of a storm drain near his home town of Sirte early this morning.
We've posted the photo and video of Gadhafi's dead body taken immediately after the 69-year-old despot was killed. Be forewarned, both are graphic:

some respons:

Kevin you are absolutely right. I am not saying this wasnt the best end. I DO believe some people just deserve to die, Manson, Hitler, etc. but to publicly celebrate it whilst spreading his dead body just kinda makes me sick. The human race isn't going to make it."

Just lowered them to his level of cruelty and despotism in my opinion. And they want to rebuild peace and tranquility from a barbaric act like this. Mark my words, I bet it won't happen. In 10-12 years, we'll just see more of the same for these people with another ruler gone bad, because negative equals negative; negative never equals positive.

While I applaud their victory, I certainly don't applaud their treatment of the old and dead. It's uncivilized barbarism at its peak, and it has to stop if a society ever wants to evolve into a civilized one. The guy should have been given a trial and then hung.

When the strong man armed himself, and the stronger than he disarmed him, he will definitely destroy him, his house and all his goods. Ghadafi is good for you.

Nemesis wont overturn without repentance,GHadafi may be dead but the libyans should not jubilate over the death of a man who had stood up his arrogant head against external dictators.institutionalizing the country like Libya will carry heavy task ,a state in fragility .

absolutely right. I am not saying this wasnt the best end. I DO believe some people just deserve to die, Manson, Hitler, etc. but to publicly celebrate it whilst spreading his dead body just kinda makes me sick. The human race isn't going to make it. ... READ MORE

Sunday, October 16, 2011

This is .......? ...... peaceful protest look likes

This is .......? ...... peaceful protest look likes
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They're going to need an army to stop us now. A few cops won't make a difference." (OWS protester/NY Post)

CHICAGO, October 16, 2011—If this is a peaceful, what would a violent protest look like?

Occupy Wall Street is far from peaceful. It seems designed to provoke, wreak havoc, and create chaos. The protesters do as they please. Law? They think they are the law.

Make no mistake: This is no unorganized, leaderless mob. There is leadership in place, it is well funded, and it is professionally trained to incite and create chaos. That is their intent.

Consider Lisa Fithian. Fithian is a professional protester who started her career in the 1970s. She was part and parcel of that violent era, and since then has created an impressive resumé of arrests. She sees to it she is arrested at most protests she attends.

Fithian instructs organizers in the fine art of chaos, disruption, and playing the media She's found that these tactics work. She has been advising OWS and was in Chicago last week to train protesters at Teamster City. ... READ MORE

Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Australians Break World Record on Bikini Parade

Australians Break World Record on Bikini Parade
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Bikini clad participants parade along Surfers Paradise Beach in Gold Coast City on October 2, 2011, in an attempt to break the Guinness World Record for the longest bikini parade.

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A line of 357 women clad in bikinis and pink visors marched one mile down the beach in Gold Coast, Australia, to break the world record for biggest bikini parade. Officials from the Guinness Book of World Records monitored the event and confirmed that the Cayman Islands' previous record of 331 had been broken.

Gold Coast Bulletin News spoke with Hannah Lindgren, a participant in the parade. "The Gold Coast is all about beautiful women and beautiful beaches," she said. "It is the perfect place to hold the bikini parade." Organizers are hopeful that the parade will change public perception of Gold Coast as a crime capital.


Predictably, the parade may have served as a distraction for some. Sky News spoke with Australian lifeguards on duty. "We've been trying to watch the water... but we have been having difficulty patrolling the beach," one reportedly said.

CNN reports that four "overdressed" women were disqualified.... READ MORE

Tuesday, October 4, 2011

ANOREXIA GOES HIGH TECH....THINSPRIRATIONS

ANOREXIA GOES HIGH TECH....THINSPRIRATIONS
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Developing an eating disorder is no easy task. Becoming an anorexic, for example, requires months, even years, of obsessive, destructive tunnel vision. Anorexia demands absolute, single-minded dedication. It’s exhausting — and it can be extraordinarily lonely.

That’s where technology comes in. Thanks to the wonders of the Internet, anorexics and would-be anorexics around the globe can access more than 400 web sites designed solely for them. Need to know how to disguise your weight loss so concerned (read: jealous) friends will stop hounding you to eat? Looking for a few words of support as you launch into your latest deprivation diet? Or perhaps you’d like to know the tricks for satisfying that pesky weekly weigh-in at the doctor’s office?

Bringing the darkness to light

Beyond their obvious “ick” factor, the sites provide a fascinating insight into the world of anorexics. For eating disorder educators, the very language of the sites can provide invaluable hints into a troubled psyche. “I think some of these sites are worded in a way that indicates the hosts do want help,” says Vivian Meehan, president and founder of the National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders, or ANAD. “They’re putting themselves out there. But then they also put up a defense against it. Don’t come on the site if you’re only interested in putting us down.”

That psychology plays out almost to the letter on one of the most visible pro-anorexia sites (or “pro-ana,” as devotees call them), known as “My Goddess Ana.” Accused in the press of perpetuating a deadly disease, the site’s 20-year-old creator offers this reply. “The opening page of the site clearly stipulates that the content of the site is Pro-Anorexic and should not be viewed by those who are in recovery or are thinking about recovery, or who, indeed, do not suffer from an ED. If you are reading this as an objector to Pro-Ana sites, why did you enter in the first place when the entrance page has told you not to?”... READ MORE

Friday, September 23, 2011

“Girl With the Dragon Tattoo”

“Girl With the Dragon Tattoo”
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The new full-length movie trailer for the American version of The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo shows the ludicrous lengths that Hollywood goes to in order to spoon-feed lazy American movie goers. It’s a shot-by-shot, line-by-line remake of the original Swedish film, using actors (Daniel Craig, Rooney Mara) who were chosen because of their resemblance to the Swedish leads (Michael Nyquist, Noomi Rapace).





The only difference is that the new movie is in English, whereas the original had English subtitles. Play both trailers at once and see if you can spot anything substantive that director David Fincher has added to Niels Arden Oplev’s original:

The U.S. version:

Is it really so hard for Americans to figure out that the Swedish for “professional hacker” is “professional hacker”? An economist would note the inefficiencies and waste of duplication. For some reason, all good foreign movies must now be made twice — once in their countries of origin and then painstakingly copied for the massive U.S. market. It’s almost as Hollywood has some sort of full employment act for American directors.

Consumers are at fault, too. In 2000, the Chinese movie Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon smashed box office records for a foreign film in the U.S. and may thought that perhaps Americans were broadening their horizons. Not so. Research shows that Americans have become more insular in their viewing habits:

In the 1960s, imports accounted for 10 percent of the U.S. film box office,” says Toby Miller, coauthor of Global Hollywood. “In 1986, that figure was 7 percent. Today, it is 0.75 percent.”



If you’re interested in the next movie installment of the late Stieg Larssen’s thriller franchise, here’s the trailer for The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest. Unfortunately, it’s in Swedish with English subtitles, so you might want to wait three or four years until a version fit for Americans is released.

Monday, September 12, 2011

Andy Whitfield Spartacus's dies

Andy Whitfield Spartacus's dies
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SPARTACUS star Andy Whitfield has died aged 39 after an 18 month battle with cancer.

The dad-of-two, who was born in Amlwch, Wales, but moved to Sydney in 1999, died in his wife's arms yesterday.

In a statement grieving widow, Vashti, paid a moving tribute to her 'beautiful young warrior'.

She said: "On a beautiful sunny Sydney spring morning, surrounded by his family, in the arms of his loving wife, our beautiful young warrior Andy Whitfield lost his 18 month battle with lymphoma cancer.

"He passed peacefully surrounded by love. Thank you to all his fans whose love and support have helped carry him to this point.

"He will be remembered as the inspiring, courageous and gentle man, father and husband he was."

Andy's colleagues on sex and sandals epic Spartacus: Blood and Sand expressed their grief on Twitter.

Director Steven DeKnight wrote: "No words to express the depth of such a loss. You will be deeply missed, my brother."
Chris Albrecht, president and CEO of US network Starz, which made Spartacus: Blood and Sand, added: "We were fortunate to have worked with Andy in Spartacus and came to know that man who played a champion on-screen was also a champion in his own life.

"Andy was an inspiration to all of us as he faced this very personal battle with courage, strength and grace.

"Our thoughts and prayers are with his family during this difficult time. He will live on in the hearts of his family, friends and fans."

The actor appeared in all 13 episodes of the Roman epic's first series which aired in 2010.

He discovered he was suffering from non-Hodgkin lymphoma just ahead of shooting on the show's second series.

Bosses opted to produce a prequel, Spartacus: Gods of the Arena, while Andy received treatment for the disease.

After his condition worsened it was announced Liam McIntyre would take over the role of gladiator Spartacus.

Sunday, July 31, 2011

Mohammed Rafi, musician with a soul, Son, biographer

Mohammed Rafi, musician with a soul, Son, biographer
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The badshah of Bollywood playback singing, Mohammed Rafi, who gave Indian cinema 40 golden years of haunting melodies, was one of the few survivors in the industry who lived through its hard glitter with his soul in place, says his son and biographer Shahid Rafi.

Shahid, who is penning a book about his father with writer Sujata Dev, says he wants to explore the human side of his father.

"The book goes much beyond a conventional biography. It explores Mohammed Rafi the persona behind the musician, besides his musical legacy," Shahid Rafi told IANS.

"My father was a family man who did not socialise. He spent time with his family after work. He was very soft-spoken, down-to-earth, kind and charitable. He was a great father," he said.

The book, which is a tribute to Rafi on his 31st death anniversary, will be published by Om Books International in December.

"My father gave everything to the industry because as a human being, he was very different. He had a compassionate soul. It was difficult to be in the industry. As an impartial observer of the movie music, I think there cannot be another Rafi in the world. We are going to talk about my father as a human being and as a man in the book," he added.

Rafi Jr. was in the capital with co-author Sujata Dev to promote the book and rally support for a music institution in memory of his father, the Mohammed Rafi Academy.

Shahid set up the academy last year to teach Indian classical and contemporary music to youngsters and groom talent, mostly from the economically marginalised groups, who wanted to make music their livelihood, he said.

Shahid, who is hunting for talent to groom in his music academy, said he was looking for young musicians of promise from poor families who could not afford professional training.

"They don't have to pay. I will teach them everything - from music to how to handle a microphone and body language on stage," Shahid said.

Co-author of the biography Sujata Dev, who is also supporting Shahid in his mission to promote budding talent, said "the biography would be interview-based".

"We have avoided the internet completely. There are several biographies about Rafi's music. We met several people associated with the musician, like Shammi Kapoor, Usha Khanna, composer Pyarelal, Rishi Kapoor and even his instrumentalists to recreate Rafi's persona. It will be a little more than a biography spanning his whole life between 1930 to 1980," Dev said.

"He began his career as a playback at a time when Bollywood was in transition from the silent era to the talkies," Dev told IANS.

Recalling an anecdote, Dev said in course of her interviews she chanced upon the wife of one of the musician's old associates, who "emptied her jewellery box to Rafi and told him to build a music academy".

"Rafi returned the jewels to her with a token gift of Rs.1. His percussionist remembers him as a 'farishta' (angel), not a musician," Dev said.

Born on Dec 24, 1924, in Punjab, Mohammed Rafi began singing by chanting the notes that a "fakir" (Muslim saint) sung in his village. The family later moved to Lahore.

Rafi trained under Ustad Bade Ghulam Ali Khan, Ustad Abdul Wahid Khan, Pundit Jiwanlal Matto and Firoze Nizami. He sang with K.L. Saigal at a concert for the first time at the age of 13. It opened the stage for Rafi.

The musician was awarded the Padma Shri in 1967. He died of a heart attack in Mumbai July 31, 1981, at the age of 56.

Monday, March 14, 2011

Tips For Help Japan's Tsunami Disaster: How You Can ??


A massive earthquake and tsunami hit Japan Friday morning, killing thousands of people and devastating a nation, but relief organizations are stepping up to provide immediate assistance to victims.

Here are some ways you can get involved and help people:

• The Portland, Ore.-based Mercy Corps is accepting donations to help survivors of Japan's earthquake and tsunami through their longstanding partner, Peace Winds Japan. Donations will go to meeting the immediate and longer-term needs of the survivors. You can text MERCY to 25283 to donate $10.

• Convoy of Hope's Disaster Response team is in contact with partners in Japan and identifying areas in the greatest need of assistance. You can donate online at convoyofhope.org or text TSUNAMI to 50555 to donate $10 toward the relief efforts.

• AmeriCares is asking for donations so they can provide medicine and medical supplies to victims of the disaster.

• Global Giving has set up a relief fund where you can make a donation, which will be distributed to relief and emergency services in the affected region.

• Direct Relief International is reaching out to medical teams and emergency responders to offer assistance.

• Save the Children is mobilizing a response to the disaster in Japan with a focus on helping the youngest victims.

• International Medical Corps is sending medical supplies and relief teams to Japan. Help by donating $10 by texting MED to 80888.

• Make a $10 donation to the Red Cross by text messaging REDCROSS to 90999 or visit redcross.org to donate online.

If you're looking for a loved one in the disaster area, Google People Finder is a good place to start. Read More ...

Friday, December 25, 2009

warawiri inaccessible phenomenal knowledge

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Dragon ball fire
Have you ever walked in a tropical river in the country at night and Suddenly out of the river feel the light balls for eggs up into the sky? This Happens Every year in October in the Mekong river (this river have appeared in the movie Rambo 3). This Phenomenon Called natural strange ball of fire" dragon ".
These balls of light emerged from the water, get out and climbed into the sky and then Disappear by Itself. Cool huh? These balls of light casualties and NEVER NEVER burn anything. Strange balls of fire was seen Every year hundreds of people and many of his videos on youtube. < span style = "font-family: arial ;">

Some Scientists try to explain this Phenomenon. They say this May be due to Fermentation in the river sediment. Sediments derived from animal waste matters out of the gas bubbles, rising to the surface of the river and burned so the water moving. Well, this keliatannya the most plausible explanation. But this theory is still a lot of irregularities.

Star jelly
Usually, the Heavenly bodies That Fell to Earth like a meteor in the form of rocks, or fragments of stars. But Sometimes That falls to earth is the object Poor 'star jelly lembek2 this many reports from people WHO jelly found this space. Germany people call sternenrotz (in Bahasa star snot) color of the jelly is usually clear or slightly Yellowish. Smelling and Slippery When Held.

This has been discussed in newspapers for more than 150 years but there are ga cans really examine what this jelly. Example the case in 1950, four Philadelphia police found a six foot hole Which contains the star of this jelly

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