HAPPY NEW YEAR 2010

"Just As New Bloom Spreads Fragrance And Freshness Around,

May The New Year Add A Beauty And Freshness In Your Life"

 

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HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!!!!!!

Jessica Parker & Broderick's twin girls spotted in LibraKnits

Superstylish celebrity mom Sarah Jessica Parker was spotted out and about in New York this weekend with husband Matthew Broderick and their six-month-old twin girls, Marion and Tabitha. The girls looked adorable in matching fuzzy pink onesies, and they were both wearing the cold-weather baby accessory of the season, the LibraKnits Re sa Cap.

In fact, fashion forward moms all over the country are choosing LibraKnits hats to keep their babies cozy and stylish. This unique company is offering only the most luxurious, posh hats on the market, in a variety of styles. The hats are knit by hand out of only the best materials found around the world, from silk, bamboo, and angora to the softest organic cotton available. Each hat is handmade for the special baby whose mom is at the peak of the fashion trends. They are offered in an array of flattering colors to make each baby look his or her best.

Created by inspirational work-at-home mom Amanda Sawyer, the quality and comfort of her products is guaranteed. Moms want the very best for their babies, and Sawyer has met the challenge to give it to them since January 2008. Her vogue infant hats are flourishing among new moms who refuse to sacrifice style just because they have children. "Our goal has always been to create the most stylish baby products we can," says Sawyer. "When someone as fashion-forward as Sarah Jessica Parker is willing to dress her babies in our hats, we know that we've succeeded."

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New Years Resolutions

As is tradition, I've made a few New Year's resolutions. Life will more than likely take over & stop some of these from happening. It's good to make lists to try to keep your focus during the year so here's mine:
1. Learn another language: I know English & Spanish. I'm thinking of picking up French, since my 2 1/2 year old God son's mother is a French teacher & has been teaching my God son both English & French at the same time. I figure I'll need to know when the kid's swearing at me in French.
2. Continue to travel more: A holdover from last year that I did pretty well with this year. I took an almost cross country train trip just to see parts of the country I'm usually flying over. By travel, I mean actually being a tourist, as opposed to what I normally do, which is usually fly into a city for business, then leave.
3. Enjoy New York City more: I realized this year that I don't do enough of the museums or art galleries or stuff like that.
4. Pay attention to the news less: These days, there's too much noise & too many stupid people willing to scream their opinions at you. Therefore, I'm continuing my pledge from this year to turn off the news & only do quick Internet flips. So far, it's working great. I still know what's going on & I don't have to watch the stupidity that is cable news.
5. Exercise more: Actually, everybody puts this on their list every year. I do exercise a lot. My problem is that I usually give myself December off due to holiday parties & what not. Then, I get into a rut during the winter & don't start bearing down on exercising until spring comes around. This go around, I'm going to exercise during the winter so that I'll be cut during the warm months.
6. Have more quality sex: like you didn't think this would be on the list. It's always on my list. Of course, I'll be here to tell it to you. I know what you like.
I don't smoke, so that saves me the quit smoking resolution. I eat very well & watch my calories already so no need to do the dieting resolution, either. What are your resolutions & which ones did you actually keep this past year?
P.S. A few of you want to hear the details of New Years Eve. You will. If all goes well (& I know it will), I'll start blogging about it Friday evening or Saturday. Be warned, though. It's going to be a multi part blog. If things go really well, it might be a 2 week blog!! OK, probably not that long but definitely at least a 5 parter. I don't have to worry about forgetting details because we're bringing camcorders to record the crowd. Have a good holiday. Here's hoping 2010 is better than 2009 for everybody.

Eva Longoria bikini pix

wow 2 celeb bikini pix in one day? this proves celebs are taking it easy this time of year. its winter over here and im seeing them on a the beach. i guess they deserve a break but i want my daily nip slip

Brooke Hogan bikini pictures

not really anything sexy going on in the world of celebs. how about Brooke Hogan bikini pictures? hey its something

2010 New Year Eve Dress Code : Preen's Power Dress

The economics of the party-dress industry works like this: big brands pay good money to the right actresses and pop stars for wearing their clothes to the most glamorous events. Payment may take the form of a lucrative advertising contract, or an all-expenses-paid, private-jet-and-Paris-Ritz freebie, or a discreet five-figure bank transfer – but in some form, the transaction is monetised. The only "in" for a small designer hoping for A-list patronage is to create something so unique and one-of-a-kind that a star decides to wear it in order to secure style-leader status. So, here's a fashion brain-teaser for you: how does Preen, a small London fashion label without an advertising budget let alone a private-jet budget, manage to pull off Kate Moss, Gwyneth Paltrow, Cheryl Cole and Rihanna all squeezing into an almost identical dress?

By magic, that's how. Because that's what the Power dress is: old-fashioned magic. The dress a fairy godmother might conjure up for you if you had a hot date (and a fairy godmother). Created by British design duo Justin Thornton and Thea Bregazzi in their London studio, and perfected over the course of three years, the Power dress is the ultimate modern party dress: sexy, cool, understated. That it has become near-ubiquitous on the party pages while remaining unidentifiable to those not in the know is testament to its sleight of hand – this is a dress that trains the spotlight on its wearer, not itself. Oh, and there's one more thing: stretch elastane, a 1950s corsetting fabric, which forms the base layer of the Power dress. The fact that this dress takes around an inch off your waist and flattens your stomach surely doesn't hurt.

When the Power dress was born in September 2006, Preen was already a decade-old veteran of the British fashion scene. But this dress – short and sculptural, with a flatteringly fluid layer of satin draped over the steely inner elastane like the icing on a cupcake – was sexier, more va-va-voom, than what Preen had done before. The next day, the phone rang: Kate Moss wanted the dress.

"That seemed like a good sign," recall Thornton and Bregazzi, with typical understatement. Indeed. But buyers were less keen. Some boutiques that had previously stocked Preen even skipped their order that season. "They said, 'It's too tight. We can't sell it,'" remembers Thornton. But when the stock hit the shopfloor in early 2007, those buyers who had embraced the Power dress found they had a hit on their hands. Within a week, Selfridges and Net-A-Porter were both on the phone placing repeat orders. Amy Winehouse wore the dress in yellow, with a black bra, to the Brits, showing the Power dress at its most rock'n'roll; Gwyneth Paltrow wore it in black to the Iron Man premiere, "which made people realise it could be chic, too", says Thornton.

Thornton and Bregazzi have been together for 14 years, and working together for 13. In the tediously mannered fashion scene, where designers affect ever more ludicrous eccentricities in lieu of having anything interesting to say, they are brilliantly normal. When they are designing, says Bregazzi, "Justin will show me a sketch and I'll say, that's lovely, but where would you put your boobs?" They have a daughter, Fauve; not long ago, on Fauve's first birthday, they got engaged. For the first six months, they took Fauve to work every day – first in her moses basket, then in a playpen and highchair. It wasn't until the day she brought a high-level meeting in Selfridges boardroom to a standstill with her high-decibel raspberry-blowing that they hired a part-time nanny.

Their down-to-earth attitude has been key to their success. Where other young British designers are hampered by a too-cool-for-school attitude that drives them to reinvent themselves each season for fear of being labelled dull, Preen have felt the wind in their sails and held steady. As Melanie Rickey, Grazia's fashion editor at large, puts it, "what they've done, which a lot of designers fail to do, is realise when they're on to something, and stick with it". The Power dress has become a constant, although refined slightly with each season – sometimes with a peplum, sometimes with a bubble skirt, and now also in a longer "ripple" version that, says Thea, suits fuller body shapes.

Like the Roland Mouret Galaxy dress before it, the Power owes as much to what it suggests as what it reveals. As Rickey puts it, "it's as sexy as Herve Leger, but much subtler. It doesn't expose your anatomy in the way a bandage dress does. It somehow makes small boobs look bigger and big ones look smaller; it literally forms you into this incredible shape." Laura Larbalestier, designerwear buyer for Selfridges, pinpoints the Preen customer as the woman "who wants to go out and look good but not too girly. She wants a bit of attitude. It's a cool girl's way of looking sexy without looking like she's tried too hard."

Will the devil still be wearing Prada this New Year's Eve? We'll probably never know. Because even if he is, everyone will be looking at the girls in Preen.

Source : www.guardian.co.uk 

CoCo is looking AMAZING in that Yellow Bikini

you already know the internet goes crazy when they see new coco pix. they have every reason to. i think these beach photos may be better then Rihanna`s Wedgie Pix

How Manchester United and Arsenal are kings of the counter attack

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There is an upsurge in counter-attacking goals and Manchester United and Arsenal both broke at pace to score in breakaway fashion on Sunday. At Hull, United turned defence into attack in five seconds for Dimitar Berbatov to take advantage of Wayne Rooney's brilliance, and Cesc Fabregas finished a seven-second burst for Arsenal against Aston Villa.

The creation of doubt in a defender's head and the consequent creation of space: this may sound like an all-too theoretical explanation for the increase in counter-attacking football of the sort illustrated with such sharpness by Cesc Fabregas and Wayne Rooney on Sunday, but it is theory derived from practice.

It is true that Arsene Wenger and Sir Alex Ferguson are long-standing practitioners of high-risk, attacking football, but their core beliefs have been aided by recent rule changes.
Part of Ferguson's longevity is his willingness to adapt on and off the pitch and he has acknowledged that in the past few seasons Manchester United's style, particularly in Europe, has evolved into what the former Roma manager Luca Spalletti called 'more Italian than the Italians'.

As Ferguson said before last season's European Cup semi-final against Arsenal, which United won in part due to breakaway goals in the second leg in north London: 'Counter-attacking is part of modern football and something that has really developed in the European game in the last six or seven years.

'We had a spell after we won the European Cup in 1999, when we were disappointing and had to change our thinking. We lost to PSV Eindhoven and Anderlecht away and there were some others, all on the counter-attack.'

Statistical analysis of games at international, Champions League and senior professional level over the past 10 years shows that there has been an increase in counter-attacking football; or, to put it another way, attacks which start in the defensive third or middle third of the pitch.

There are two main reasons for this: firstly, there is the change in the offside rule in 2003 and its interpretation of active/passive; secondly, there has been the gradual refereeing clampdown to the point of near elimination of the tackle from behind.
Put those two factors together and there is more attacking space.

Defences are defending deeper because the interpretation has placed doubt in defenders' heads. They still know when a forward behind them is deemed inactive but they don't know if that will still be the interpretation two passes later.

Now add other factors at the top level such as increased fitness and better technique and you see why that space ceded in front of the defence is exploited by attacking midfielders or by forwards who drop off.

The rhythm of matches has changed. Given this, oddly, we have seen the rise of the non-typical No 9 centre forward. Arsenal began with Andrey Arshavin up front against Villa and - in Rooney and Dimitar Berbatov - United have a pair who contrast with the traditional values that Didier Drogba brings to Chelsea.

Star Trek Body Paint (NSFW)

i was actually getting turned on by seeing those nerdy girls nipples but then i noticed the guy in the yellow has his dick out SMH

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BAGORDI E DINTORNI per le Fesivita' 2009

In questi giorni ho un po' abbandonato il blog ... ma ,per rendere partecipi alla Movida santostefanese anche chi per motivi di lavoro o altro deve passare le feste fuori , ho deciso di pubblicare le foto di un tranquillo 27 Dicembre di risacca allo Sparkling.
Sfortunatamente io sono solo il reporter e quindi non sono protagonista di nessuna Immagine...direi...meglio cosi'.