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Monday, February 28, 2011

Supatra Titled As World’s Hairiest Girl


A young girl, dubbed “Wolf Girl” has gained the title of World’s Hairiest Girl, as recognized by Guinness World Record.

Supatra had been teased her whole life because of a rare genetic condition causing thick hair to grow all over her face.

Two years ago she was plagued by other children calling her 'monkey face' and 'wolf girl'. It often left her in cry because of strangers stopping in the street to point at her.

But since then ten-year old Supatra - nicknamed Nat - has been named the 'hairiest girl in the world' and astonishingly, her new-found fame has helped her become one of the most popular girls in her school.

Supatra, from Pranakom, Thailand, says: 'I'm very happy to be in the Guinness World Records. All I did was answer a few questions about myself and then they gave it to me.'

Supatra reveals that getting the award has boosted her assurance and she has taken up dancing, singing, and acting.

She loves listening to Thai pop music and makes her own dance routines to the newest hits with her friends.

Maritime Journalist Discovered World's Oldest Aircraft Carrier


The worlds' oldest aircraft carrier which was a forerunner to today's giant Navy vessels has been discovered - rusting by a river bank.

Looking like another just another rusting hull poking out of the water, for years the big dirt covered rusting wreck in the Thames was unnoticed. But a maritime journalist found the vessel was a 1918 Thorneycroft Seaplane Lighter.

Although at just 58 feet long it looks nothing like the contemporary HMS Ark Royal - which is more than ten times as long - the broken vessel was the first of the kind. The tiny craft, discarded in the river like a shopping trolley or part of litter, would have seen action during the First World War as aircraft carriers were introduced for the first time.

Now it is being restored by experts at the Fleet Air Arm Museum in Somerset after being recovered from the water. Iinitially it would have carried one plane that was launched by being towed into the wind - and then recovered after it was discarded into the sea on landing.

Jon Jefferies, from the museum, said the small vessel was a important find. 'It's only tiny but it's this ship that led to the growth of the massive modern aircraft carriers,' he said.

'It's the world's first aircraft carrier and at the time the Ark Royal is decommissioned it's fitting it's being restored to its unique state.' Several of the craft's original features have been revealed by experts as they work restore it.

Valentina Zelyaeva

Valentina Zelyaeva

Valentina Zelyaeva
Most Russian models like Irina Shayk, who was recently reported as the cover girl of the 2011 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition, are gorgeous in nature. Like Valentina Zelyaeva right here. The 28-year old Valentina has appeared on the covers of top fashion magazine such as Vogue, Elle and Harpeer’s Bazaar. She also modeled in the runway for top names in the industry.

Katya Virshilas

Katya Virshilas

Katya Virshilas
We wouldn’t mind if Katya Virshilas takes the lead, especially on the dance floor. She could lead us to a mirage in the middle of the desert and probably make us drink the sand because of her mesmerizing moves. Katya’s looking for her next big break in showbiz since her credits doesn’t really scream superstar just yet.

Petra Silander

Petra Silander

Petra Silander
Sweden has given us lots of beautiful things. IKEA, Volvo and a bevy of beautiful babes including Petra Silander. Of course, you can expect her to be this cute for two reasons: she’s Swedish and she’s named Petra. Females having that same first name tend to be pretty and I’m willing to bet all-in on that.

Esti Ginzburg

Esti Ginzburg

Esti Ginzburg
As if Boracay Island wasn’t beautiful enough, Esti Ginzburg made it even more so. Her latest shoot for Sports Illustrated’s Swimsuit Edition was taken by Raphael Mazzucco in that island paradise. Third time’s a charm for Esti and by the looks of things, we could be seeing more of her in SI and it’s famous saucy edition.

Aya Kiguchi

Aya Kiguchi

Aya Kiguchi
Reading the hobbies that Aya Kiguichi is in to will baffle your mind. She likes going to the gym, calligraphy and horseback riding. We can understand that last item because there’s no better feeling than the wind in your hair when you ride a fast horse. But calligraphy? Aya goes by many nicknames but for our purposes, we’ll call her the Calligraphy Queen.

Lina Shekhovtsova

Lina Shekhovtsova

Lina Shekhovtsova
How can we forget about Lina Shekhovtsova? This stunning Russian model was known for her sexy long legs. Aside from that, she also got the looks and an alluring hour glass figure that will captivate us. I must say, every angle of her is naturally likeable, especially when she smiles, falling in love with her is so feasible.

Kenza Fourati

Kenza Fourati

Kenza Fourati
Making her debut for Sports Illustrated’s Swimsuit Edition is Kenza Fourati. We don’t have a large stock of Tunisian-born models but Kenza more than makes up for the absence of her compatriots. She was born in Lille, France but was raised in Tunisia. Hard to believe though is her third place finish for the Elite MOdel Look contest in 2002. We expect her to be a shoo-in to any competition.

Rachel Stevens

Rachel Stevens

Rachel Stevens
This English beauty got attention after winning a modeling contest sponsored by UK teen magazine. At the age of 20, Rachel became a member of the Award-winning British pop group S Club 7, which generated a large fan following all over the world. The group also starred in the feature film, Seeing Double. Unfortunately the group broke up, but it didn’t stop Rachel and she launched a solo recording career by releasing seven singles and two albums in the UK. She also did cameo appearances in movies like Suzie Gold and Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo.

Wonderful Curve Girls

Wonderful Curve Girls Wonderful Curve Girls presents pictures of hot girls collected from many source on the internet. We guarantee that the girls delivered to you are really hot yet wonderful.

Belen Rodriguez

Belen Rodriguez

Belen Rodriguez
Belen Rodriguez is one of the hottest WAGS remembered since that time she was still the girlfriend of Italian soccer player Marco Borriello. She is an Argentinian showgirl, model, TV personality and actress who resides and works in Italy. One of her hottest photo shoots was for Max magazine’s June 2008 issue.

Candice Swanepoel

Candice Swanepoel

Candice Swanepoel
Victoria’s Secret Pink and Panties. Those five words should be enough to make your knees weak. And that may not be Candice Swanepoel’s intention but that’s her effect on the whole male populace. Bad news for those who may think otherwise. Our favorite South African delivers yet again; continuing the promise of many, many galleries for the year.

Shannan Click

Shannan Click

Shannan Click
You never forget your first, and I’m fairly certain that Shannan Click won’t either. This year’s Swimsuit Issue for Sports Illustrated marks Shannan’s debut for the famed magazine. Her photos were taken in Sentosa Island, Singapore. That’s only half a world away from her native California but it’s no problem for this seasoned model. Duty calls and Shannan delivers with aplomb.

Daria Konovalova

Daria Konovalova

Daria Konovalova
From Moscow to Vladivostok, the search went on in 2010 to find the Beauty of Russia. They found Daria Konovalova. We’ve seen our share of Russian babes and you be the judge if this Moscow State University coed is indeed worthy of the title. Don’t go judging her on her looks alone, or you could be engaged in a fierce philosophical debate. She just might quote Plato or Nietzsche for good measure.

Genevieve Morton

Genevieve Morton

Genevieve Morton
It’s always sunny whenever ‘Little Miss Sunshine’ Genevieve Morton is on a bikini for Sports Illustrated. The sexy South African was shot in Fiji for her sophomore sojourn for the Swimsuit Issue. And just like the diamonds being mined in her homeland, Genevieve’s look is nothing short of brilliant.

Fajah Lourens

Fajah Lourens

Fajah Lourens
As her name symbolizes the element fire – Fajah Lourens is truly blazing hot. She was born on July 3, 1981 and was gifted with remarkable talents. She loves acting, horseback riding and playing poker. As a matter of fact, she won the poker tournament at the Late Night Stars of Poker 2009 and Arabic Stallion Horses Jury in 2006. Her attractiveness is also recognized at countless magazine covers such as FHM and Maxim.

Paulene So

Paulene So

Paulene So
Paulene So is labeled in the Philippines as one of the hottest FHM Vixens ever. She has a Filipino-Chinese blood that turns into a fuel whenever she’s burning hot in photoshoots and in the catwalk. She appeared in many magazine covers, billboard ads and commercials. Check her gorgeous beauty after the break.

Force Blooming Spring-blooming Trees and Shrubs

Buds will be swelling soon on our spring-blooming shrubs. It is always fun to rush the season and bring some inside to force bloom. Here's a great article from Horticulture Magazine

on the best way to do just that!

"the micro view of the macro problem"

Bryan McGrath:
I have written before that the middle class of the United States increasingly wears a Scarlet "E" pinned to its chest, with "E" standing for "entitlements". ... I've also written about the rise of the view that "taking care of our troops" and being "pro-military" increasingly means lavishing more and more social benefits upon military members, their families and retirees. ...

Into this atmosphere comes the latest unspeakable injustice; it seems that the Congress, in an effort to reform what was already a far too generous VA education benefit, has capped tuition that can be paid to veterans pursuing higher education, creating a situation in which such students qualify for ADDITIONAL money in 39 states, and students in 11 states will see a cut in their benefit. Of course, those students seeing a decrease in their benefits have taken to the barricades in opposition to this crime against all that is good and proper.
As I wrote last October:
We voters ideologically approve cutting the budget but operationally don't want it done on our own backs. My parents are in their 80s. Do I really want Medicare to be cut? Baby boomers, of whom I am one, are just starting to retire in large numbers. Guess what's going to happen to Social Security spending? Do we really want those payouts slashed just as we're starting to draw them?

Including government employees, more than 88 million Americans are personally dependent to some degree on government payouts. That's 29 percent of us. Do you really think it is politically possible for even a veto-proof Republican Congress to slash those programs, jobs or benefits enough to make a meaningful dent in the trillion-dollar-plus deficit?

... The question is whether we have the will - the will, each one of us, to accept the consequences personally.

Will you accept a 10 percent reduction in your federally-sponsored benefits (schools, highways, direct payments, name it)? Will I? And if we will, will the representatives and senators we send to Washington next month have the will to push it through?
The jury is still out. And the jury is the state of Wisconsin.

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Cape Town Pictures

Cape Town Pictures and Photo








Cape Town is the second-most populous city in South Africa, and the largest in land area, forming part of the City of Cape Town metropolitan municipality. It is the provincial capital and primate city of the Western Cape, as well as the legislative capital of South Africa, where the National Parliament and many government offices are located. The city is famous for its harbour as well as its natural setting in the Cape floral kingdom, including such well-known landmarks as Table Mountain and Cape Point. Cape Town is also Africa's most popular tourist destination.

Port Elizabeth Pictures

Port Elizabeth Pictures and Photo








Port Elizabeth is one of the largest cities in South Africa, situated in the Eastern Cape Province, 770 km (478 mi) east of Cape Town. The city, often shortened to PE and nicknamed "The Friendly City" or "The Windy City", stretches for 16 km along Algoa Bay, and is one of the major seaports in South Africa. It is also referred to as Africa's Watersport Capital.

"Inside Job" documentary not so inside

Don't believe everything you see in last night's Oscar winner for best documentary.



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Scooby Doo and Friends Cartoon Kids Coloring Pages


Free Printable Disney Scooby Doo and Friends Coloring Pages
Just a simple disney coloring pages for you all. This scooby doo dog and friends coloring pages free for your kids. You can give for your kids and i hope this coloring pages very usefull for you.Please enjoy this cartoon kids characters coloring pages.Thanks. . .

Holly Madison Pictures

Holly Madison Pictures and Photo





Sydney Harbour (Theme Day: Your Favourite Part of Town)

Sydney Harbour is my favourite part of Sydney. This view of the harbour is from Mrs Macquarie's Point, looking towards the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Click here to view thumbnails for all participants of this theme day

Sunday, February 27, 2011

Pipes Output

Pipes Output Pipes Output

Fossil Of Wormlike "Walking Cactus" Discovered


Fossils of an ancient, thorny creature dubbed a "walking cactus" have been found in China, a new study says.

The 2.4-inch-long (6-centimeter-long) Diania cactiformis had a worm-like corpse and ten pairs of armored and likely jointed legs. It would have lived about 500 million years ago during a period of fast evolution called the Cambrian explosion.

Study leader Jianni Liu discovered the animal during a 2006 excavation in southwestern China's Yunnan Province.

"I was actually surprised. I said, What's that strange guy with the soft body with very strong legs?" said Liu, an earth scientist at Northwest University in Xi'an, China.

"When I went back and observed it under the microscope, I realized it's not only hilarious, it's very important."

"Walking Cactus" a hint to Arthropod Evolution?

That's because the newfound animal does not look like other lobopodians, a primitive group of creatures that flourished in the Cambrian seas.

Although the walking cactus is part of this group, it has robust appendages like those of new arthropods—joint-limbed animals such as spiders and crustaceans.

The walking cactus's unusual limbs fortify the theory that modern arthropods evolved from lobopodians, the study authors say.

Liu, who found about 30 fossil specimens of the walking cactus, also has some hypotheses for how the being hunted.

For instance, she suspects D. cactiformis may have sucked up tiny creatures in the mud with its nose or used its bristly legs to arrest larger prey.

What happened to "no blood for oil?"

Remember these days of yore?


Well that no longer computes when it comes to bloodied Libyan oil.

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Climbing Mountain wallpaper

To Download Climbing Mountain wallpaper click on full size and then right-click and save picture
Climbing Mountain wallpaper

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