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Amy Winehouse jogs with nugget sauce
Well it's everybodys favorite SDM fan again, and you know what I'm reformed, you loving bloggers have actually change my mind. Instead of commenting on the latest post about Tara Reid's drunk ass and how I would violate her, I now see things from a different perspective. I see a wonderful woman just waiting to crack out of her shell and change the world with her acting skills, world peace maybe Amy Winehouse?? Class act! She truly is just tired and confused, overworked....The poor soul....now Im going to go suck my tushi and listen to Duran Duran .
Flapper style at NY fashion show
The French couturier showed off her Autumn/Winter 2008/2009 range at the stylish city's biggest fashion event. The result was dresses in a rich array of colours with feathers for added glam. Models strutted their stuff in chic gowns in shades of olive and mustard, peacock blue, grey, brown and black. Model James King praised Lhuillier for a special touch, which she said was rare among today's designers. But the world's fashion focus will be turning away from the Big Apple and on to the Big Smoke - London Fashion Week starts on Monday. .
Anchors Away With RFID Smartbuoys
A new electronic mooring system billed as a boon for pampered boaters is also good for the environment since it eliminates the need for dropping a coral-killing anchor. The Italian-engineered MarPark system, launched on an experimental basis last summer in a few protected areas in Liguria and Sardinia, lets boaters cruise into idyllic bays and hook a rope with a rubber ring to a smartbuoy. Simple as that, they're safely harbored, no anchor necessary. And that's just the start. If they've reserved a water taxi or need supplies or services, a microchip in their SeaPass ring relays that info to an onshore service center. A text message reassures the skipper via mobile phone that all systems are go. Like many inventions, MarPark (mare means sea in Italian) was born out of frustration.
Benni McCarthy takes no prisoners as Sunderland are left fit to drop
A new year, but the same old story for Sunderland. Roy Keane’s team dropped into the Barclays Premier League relegation zone last night thanks to a combination of Wigan Athletic’s draw away to Liverpool and their inability to perform away from Wearside. A seventh successive defeat on the road means that Sunderland have taken only two away points all season and have yet to keep a clean sheet on their travels. "It’s not nice, but I’ve said that the priority for us is not to be there come May," Keane said. "We had a chance to get further away from it tonight, and these opportunities keep slipping us by. Our home form is keeping us in touch." They could count themselves unlucky at Ewood Park, although a less charitable view would be that they shot themselves in the foot — twice.
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