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remember this Jean Yip Ambassador, Jin Sha?
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The cost of fuels are rising and worries about the increasing emissions of CO2 makes some countries to look at the possibility of dirigible or airships as an alternative form of transport.

Why Fly when you can Float?
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And no, it’s not a toy car!

Audi R8
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Lisa Helen Ralph is the winner of the FHM’s High Street Honey 2008 in the UK, the equivalent of the Girl Next Door Competition in Singapore.(featured in this previous post of mine)

Video after the jump!
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Model featured: Zhou Xun
“Zhou Xun is an internationally acclaimed Chinese actress and singer. She is regarded as one of the four most promising young film actresses in China in the early 2000s, along with Zhang Ziyi, Xu Jinglei and Vicki Zhao.”
This beautifully done and beautifully green shoots are really nice. Adding to that is the amazing Zhou Xun, which kinda adds to the good vibe in this photoshoot, bravo!

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This is quite a wrong but funny commercial which actually gives a notion that cigarettes are good.
They are actually encouraging people to smoke, though to a certain flintstone’s aura, it actually looks funny… and right.
with a classic reply from a viewer on youtube,
somnio15 (1 week ago) :
So, dinosaurs went extinct from second hand smoke.
Good work Fred….. dick.
Today’s the last day for the public viewing of the convention at Suntec. It’s a really nice convention which i though is by far the biggest and more successful one in Singapore.(if only there is one in the past)

I would just like to share my recommended Booths with you.
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We have seen useful anti terrorism inventions such as the anti IEDs military vehicles and even a new form of micromanagement of troops in the hot zones of Iraq and Afganistan.
However, where there may be smart ideas, there is inevitably stupid and strange ones, which we will cover in this post.
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Starting in early 2009, almost any word will be able to replace “.com” in a Web page address. That opens the door for addresses such as www.restaurants.sanfrancisco or www.books.amazon.

The news is likely to spark a scramble for desirable addresses, called top-level domains. It could force businesses to register thousands of domains to protect their brands. And it could make some Web pages easier — and some harder — to find.
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