Kim, Kourtney & Khloe Kardashian now baring much more for their new jeans line. Kim, Kourtney and Khloe are topless, letting the jeans sell themselves, in a new ad for their Kardashian Kollection denim line.
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Monday, January 30, 2012
Angel Beats: What if the religion you believed is different in the Afterlife?
What if one day you died and found out that your religion you believed, is not supposed to be in the Afterlife. A young boy died and woke up in the Afterlife, he meets a girl named Yuri, she’s convincing him to join her group to defeat God’s chairperson named Angel. She explains that their battles are brutal and ruthless. The group is using military weapons while Angel has superhuman powers. No matter how many times you die, you will live again but you will feel the PAIN of dying. The boy asks where God is, but God is nowhere to be found. Before the story, Yuri died in a tragic and useless death, she wants to challenge God to find answers for her untimely death. Angel Beats Blu-Ray sold more than 30,000 copies in Japan. Both Blu-Ray and DVD are still reaping the charts.The 13th episode is only available on home video.
FHM 2011 100 Sexiest: #1 Rosie Huntington-Whiteley
Rosie Huntington-Whiteley
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Sunday, January 29, 2012
Comparison Review: Highschool of the Dead Blu Ray
Takashi Komuro is enduring a typical day at highschool with regular troubles, until an infection breaks out that turns people into zombie-like creatures. Along with his friends and the school nurse, they fight their way out and continue their journey to find their families, reach safety and discover the scale of the infection outbreak around the world.
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Saturday, January 28, 2012
SNSD - Seo Hyun Photo Gallery
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Seo Hyun of Korean Kpop group - SNSD (Girl's Generation)
Friday, January 27, 2012
Man “Commited Suicide by Cutting Off Penis”
Source: Livedoor
Japanese police have uncovered what they think may be a highly unusual and doubtless unbelievably agonising case of suicide by penis auto-severance. Tokyo police discovered the body of a naked 49-year-old man in his apartment, dead from numerous stab wounds and a severed penis. His penis was found under the bed he was lying on. He was found in his bloodied bedroom with the door open and the kitchen knife used to cause his death in a neighbouring room, all of which would be consistent with a murder.However, police say his body bore...
“Tokyo is Doomed!”: 75% Chance of 7.0 Quake in 4 Years
Tokyo faces a 75% chance of a magnitude 7 quake in the next 4 years, say researchers, a figure much higher than the government’s previous estimate of 70% in the next 30 years.
University of Tokyo researchers estimate there is a 75% chance of magnitude 7 quake striking the southern Kanto region in the next 4 years, based the on increased seismic activity observed after the devastating 2011 magnitude 9 quake.
Previous government estimates were only of a 70% chance of such a quake in the next 30 years.
The government estimated in 2006 that a magnitude 7.3 quake striking in Tokyo Bay would kill approximately 5,600 people and injure a further 159,100 – although as there are in the region of 30 million people in the greater Tokyo area, Tokyo is clearly far from a death-trap, and certainly in a much better position than virtually any other major metropolis threatened by natural disasters.
Most of the deaths and damage from the 2011 quake were actually the result of the tsunami, which is not a major risk to Tokyo. The last huge quake to ruin Tokyo, the 7.9 1923 Great Kanto Earthquake, killed at least 105,000 – but this was almost all the result of firestorms running wild amidst largely wooden cities.
Still, Japan’s Reconstruction Minister is desperately trying to convince people not to run away.
Most would agree that contemporary Japanese disaster-preparedness is second-to-none, so the prospects of massive casualties are remote – although this was supposed to be the case for the nuclear plants at Fukushima, and over the years there have also been periodic scandals involving less than earthquake resistant construction, suggesting there is still the risk of unpleasant surprises.
The experience from the 2011 quake, which saw lingering disruption in eastern Japan despite most of the region being left untouched, also tends to suggest that any disruption to the massively over-centralised national capital region may well have dire economic effects for the rest of Japan and beyond.
The findings themselves are unlikely to be news to Japanese seismologists – many have apparently been keeping quiet about their misgivings until now, so as not to contribute to any regrettably un-Japanese panic or truthfulness.
Online there is everything from abject terror to blasé scepticism evident:
“Tokyo is finished!”
“A 30% chance of it not coming – what a relief!”
“We can finally move the capital in the next 4 years, great.”
“All the 3/11 damage was down to the tsunami. Take care over tsunami and there’s no real problem!”
“No, if it’s directly under Tokyo none of that earthquake resistance will matter at all…”
“Don’t tell me this professor is in the pay of earthquake insurers…”
“What will happen to the Tokyo Sky Tree?”
“Well, if it is underneath I suppose it will fall over. Still, a 7 in the world’s biggest metropolist with 35 million people is going to create pandemonium which will go down in history in any case.”
“Don’t you just love seismologists, giving themselves a 30% margin like that.”
“You people in the regions realise that Tokyo being finished means Japan is finished, I hope?”
“That’s why people are saying to decentralise away from Tokyo…”
“Probably just more government-beholden scholars trying to jack up their budget by causing a stir.”
“They were saying this decades ago. There are always huge quakes in Japan, it’s nothing to worry about now all of a sudden.”
“They’ll be saying exactly the same thing in 10 years.”
“This lot are the same bunch of liars TEPCO has been hiring to push nuclear safety.”
“First, they said no nuclear accident was possible. Now, they say no quake is going to happen in Tokyo. Japan = No Guard.”
“Ignoring some rubbish uni’s predictions I can understand, but as this is Toudai the repercussions will be big. Who’d buy new apartments in Tokyo now…”
“Remember, it’s magnitude 7.0, which is only shindo 6 or so. That’s not too bad.”
“Does anyone still believe these ridiculous percentages they keep coming out with?”
“I doubt the capital would be severely damaged, but the paralysis would be something else…”
“Please hurry up and correct this overconcentration!”
“Nobody minds if they get it wrong and it doesn’t happen, but if it happens unpredicted they will be hung out to dry – naturally it’s better to exaggerate the risk, isn’t being a seismologist great?”
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
80 Megapixel photo Beauty
The future is here, an 80MP photo...our current cameras are going to be extinct ;)
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Sunday, January 22, 2012
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