Showing posts with label mexico. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mexico. Show all posts
Friday, 27 May 2011
of leann rimes in bikini showing her tight abs (photos)
Rhinestone cowgirl! LeAnn Rimes shows off her super slim bikini body in a sparkly two-piece on romantic Mexican honeymoon with Eddie Cibrian: While spending her romantic honeymoon at the Esperanza Resort in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, LeAnn took the opportunity to show off her incredibly slim and muscular body in a sand-coloured rhinestone bikini.
Sunday, 27 March 2011
of alaska airlines, horizon air cancel flights because of computer problems
Alaska Airlines, Horizon Air cancel flights because of computer problems
Alaska Airlines and its Horizon Air affiliate are canceling dozens of flights today because their computer system failed.Read more here.
Seattle-based Alaska Airlines flies to cities in the U.S., focusing on the West Coast, and to Canada and Mexico.
Company spokesman Paul McElroy says the two airlines canceled 60 flights Saturday morning, six hours after the outage started. The airline will rebook passengers without a fee. It says customers should call the airline to check on their flight before going to the airport. McElroy says the airline has been able to operate about 20 flights during the day. He says the cause of the computer problem isn't known but technicians are working on it.
Friday, 3 December 2010
of new world's hottest chilli found, the naga viper
Neither Mexico nor India. The world's hottest chilli comes from a tiny greenhouse in Cumbria: Gerald Fowler from Cumbria has created the world's hottest chilli. Dubbed the Naga Viper, it beats the Bhut Jolokia pod, the previous holder, to take the title of the world’s hottest chilli in the Guinness Book of World Records.

Gerald Fowler with his Naga Viper [photo via]
The Naga Viper chilli measures 1,359,000 on the Scoville scale, which measures heat by the presence of the chemical compound capsaicin. The Bhut Jolokia measured 1,001,304. The most popular chilli, Jalapeno, only measured 2,500 to 5,000 on the scale.
The Naga Viper was created by crossing three of the hottest varieties of chilli pods; the Bhut Jolokia, the Naga Morich and the Trinidad Scorpion.

[photo via]
Says Mr Fowler, 52, who runs the Chilli Pepper Company, in Cark-in-Cartmel, near Grange-Over-Sands,

Gerald Fowler with his Naga Viper [photo via]
The Naga Viper chilli measures 1,359,000 on the Scoville scale, which measures heat by the presence of the chemical compound capsaicin. The Bhut Jolokia measured 1,001,304. The most popular chilli, Jalapeno, only measured 2,500 to 5,000 on the scale.
The Naga Viper was created by crossing three of the hottest varieties of chilli pods; the Bhut Jolokia, the Naga Morich and the Trinidad Scorpion.

[photo via]
Says Mr Fowler, 52, who runs the Chilli Pepper Company, in Cark-in-Cartmel, near Grange-Over-Sands,
It’s painful to eat. It’s hot enough to strip paint. It numbs your tongue, then burns all the way down. It can last an hour, and you just don’t want to talk to anyone or do anything. But it’s a marvellous endorphin rush. It makes you feel great.
Tuesday, 14 September 2010
of ines sainz, azteca reporter, harrassed by new york jets? nfl investigating
Ines Sainz, Azteca Reporter, Harassed By Jets? NFL Investigating: The NFL is looking into how Ines Sainz, a female television reporter, was treated at New York Jets practice Saturday.

Ines Sainz photo

Ines Sainz photo
The NFL is looking into how a female television reporter was treated at New York Jets practice Saturday.
Ines Sainz, a reporter for Mexico's TV Azteca doing a story on quarterback Mark Sanchez, had footballs thrown in her direction by a Jets coach during practice, and players later called out to her in the team's locker room.
NFL spokesman Greg Aiello said Sunday that the league and the Jets began looking into the situation when they were made aware of it Saturday night.
Jets general manager Mike Tannenbaum called Joanne Gerstner, a board member of the Association for Women in Sports Media, on Sunday to discuss the matter. The two organizations were working to schedule an educational and awareness session with the team, according to Jets spokesman Bruce Speight.
Friday, 3 September 2010
of elisany silva, a 14-year-old girl is 206 centimeters tall
World's Tallest Teenage Girl: Elisany Silva, a 14-year-old girl is 206 cm tall.


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Thursday, 10 June 2010
of world cup match times (singapore time for first round matches)
First round match times (Singapore time):
Match 1: 11 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), South Africa v Mexico
Match 2: 11 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), Uruguay v France
Match 3: 12 June, 1130 GMT (7.30pm Singapore time), Argentina v Nigeria
Match 4: 12 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), South Korea v Greece
Match 5: 12 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), England v United States
Match 6: 13 June, 1130 GMT (7.30pm Singapore time), Algeria v Slovenia
Match 7: 13 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), Germany v Australia
Match 8: 13 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), Serbia v Ghana
Match 9: 14 June, 1130 GMT (7.30pm Singapore time), Netherlands v Denmark
Match 10: 14 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), Japan v Cameroon
Match 11: 14 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), Italy v Paraguay
Match 12: 15 June, 1130 GMT (7.30pm Singapore time), New Zealand v Slovakia
Match 13: 15 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), Ivory Coast v Portugal
Match 14: 15 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), Brazil v North Korea
Match 15: 16 June, 1130 GMT (7.30pm Singapore time), Honduras v Chile
Match 16: 16 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), Spain v Switzerland
Match 17: 16 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), South Africa v Uruguay
Match 18: 17 June, 1130 GMT (7.30pm Singapore time), France v Mexico
Match 19: 17 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), Greece v Nigeria
Match 20: 17 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), Argentina v South Korea
Match 21: 18 June, 1130 GMT (7.30pm Singapore time), Germany v Serbia
Match 22: 18 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), Slovenia v United States
Match 23: 18 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), England v Algeria
Match 24: 19 June, 1130 GMT (7.30pm Singapore time), Ghana v Australia
Match 25: 19 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), Netherlands v Japan
Match 26: 19 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), Cameroon v Denmark
Match 27: 20 June, 1130 GMT (7.30pm Singapore time), Slovakia v Paraguay
Match 28: 20 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), Italy v New Zealand
Match 29: 20 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), Brazil v Ivory Coast
Match 30: 21 June, 1130 GMT (7.30pm Singapore time), Portugal v North Korea
Match 31: 21 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), Chile v Switzerland
Match 32: 21 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), Spain v Honduras
Match 33: 22 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), Mexico v Uruguay
Match 34: 22 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), France v South Africa
Match 35: 22 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), Nigeria v South Korea
Match 36: 22 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), Greece v Argentina
Match 37: 23 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), Slovenia v England
Match 38: 23 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), United States v Algeria
Match 39: 23 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), Ghana v Germany
Match 40: 23 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), Australia v Serbia
Match 41: 24 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), Slovakia v Italy
Match 42: 24 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), Paraguay v New Zealand
Match 43: 24 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), Denmark v Japan
Match 44: 24 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), Cameroon v Netherlands
Match 45: 25 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), Portugal v Brazil
Match 46: 25 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), North Korea v Ivory Coast
Match 47: 25 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), Chile v Spain
Match 48: 25 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), Switzerland v Honduras
For full listing, go to ST
Match 1: 11 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), South Africa v Mexico
Match 2: 11 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), Uruguay v France
Match 3: 12 June, 1130 GMT (7.30pm Singapore time), Argentina v Nigeria
Match 4: 12 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), South Korea v Greece
Match 5: 12 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), England v United States
Match 6: 13 June, 1130 GMT (7.30pm Singapore time), Algeria v Slovenia
Match 7: 13 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), Germany v Australia
Match 8: 13 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), Serbia v Ghana
Match 9: 14 June, 1130 GMT (7.30pm Singapore time), Netherlands v Denmark
Match 10: 14 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), Japan v Cameroon
Match 11: 14 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), Italy v Paraguay
Match 12: 15 June, 1130 GMT (7.30pm Singapore time), New Zealand v Slovakia
Match 13: 15 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), Ivory Coast v Portugal
Match 14: 15 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), Brazil v North Korea
Match 15: 16 June, 1130 GMT (7.30pm Singapore time), Honduras v Chile
Match 16: 16 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), Spain v Switzerland
Match 17: 16 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), South Africa v Uruguay
Match 18: 17 June, 1130 GMT (7.30pm Singapore time), France v Mexico
Match 19: 17 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), Greece v Nigeria
Match 20: 17 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), Argentina v South Korea
Match 21: 18 June, 1130 GMT (7.30pm Singapore time), Germany v Serbia
Match 22: 18 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), Slovenia v United States
Match 23: 18 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), England v Algeria
Match 24: 19 June, 1130 GMT (7.30pm Singapore time), Ghana v Australia
Match 25: 19 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), Netherlands v Japan
Match 26: 19 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), Cameroon v Denmark
Match 27: 20 June, 1130 GMT (7.30pm Singapore time), Slovakia v Paraguay
Match 28: 20 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), Italy v New Zealand
Match 29: 20 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), Brazil v Ivory Coast
Match 30: 21 June, 1130 GMT (7.30pm Singapore time), Portugal v North Korea
Match 31: 21 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), Chile v Switzerland
Match 32: 21 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), Spain v Honduras
Match 33: 22 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), Mexico v Uruguay
Match 34: 22 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), France v South Africa
Match 35: 22 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), Nigeria v South Korea
Match 36: 22 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), Greece v Argentina
Match 37: 23 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), Slovenia v England
Match 38: 23 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), United States v Algeria
Match 39: 23 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), Ghana v Germany
Match 40: 23 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), Australia v Serbia
Match 41: 24 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), Slovakia v Italy
Match 42: 24 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), Paraguay v New Zealand
Match 43: 24 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), Denmark v Japan
Match 44: 24 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), Cameroon v Netherlands
Match 45: 25 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), Portugal v Brazil
Match 46: 25 June, 1400 GMT (10pm Singapore time), North Korea v Ivory Coast
Match 47: 25 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), Chile v Spain
Match 48: 25 June, 1830 GMT (2.30am Singapore time), Switzerland v Honduras
For full listing, go to ST
Friday, 4 December 2009
of 2010 fifa world cup draw results
Draw ignites FIFA World Cup fever: The results for the 2010 FIFA World Cup are out.
The groups are as follows:
Group A: South Africa, Mexico, Uruguay, France
Group B: Argentina, Nigeria, Korea Republic, Greece
Group C: England, USA, Algeria, Slovenia
Group D: Germany, Australia, Serbia, Ghana,
Group E: Netherlands, Denmark, Japan, Cameroon
Group F: Italy, Paraguay, New Zealand, Slovakia
Group G: Brazil, Korea DPR, Côte d'Ivoire, Portugal
Group H: Spain, Switzerland, Honduras, Chile

Actress Charlize Theron co-hosting the Final Draw show in Cape Town
The groups are as follows:
Group A: South Africa, Mexico, Uruguay, France
Group B: Argentina, Nigeria, Korea Republic, Greece
Group C: England, USA, Algeria, Slovenia
Group D: Germany, Australia, Serbia, Ghana,
Group E: Netherlands, Denmark, Japan, Cameroon
Group F: Italy, Paraguay, New Zealand, Slovakia
Group G: Brazil, Korea DPR, Côte d'Ivoire, Portugal
Group H: Spain, Switzerland, Honduras, Chile

Actress Charlize Theron co-hosting the Final Draw show in Cape Town
The 32 teams participating at next year's FIFA World Cup™ finals discovered their fate this evening when the Final Draw for South Africa 2010 took place in Cape Town.
An estimated global television audience of 200 million joined the 2,000 invited guests in the Draw Hall in watching the colourful and entertaining ceremony unfold. With African sporting stars such as athlete Haile Gebreselassie, rugby player John Smit, cricketer Makhaya Ntini, and footballers Matthew Booth and Simphiwe Dludlu assisting with the draw, along with England icon David Beckham, it was always going to be an exhilarating evening, but the undoubted centrepiece came when the eight groups were revealed.
While South Africans smiled upon learning that the host nation's Opening Match on 11 June would be played against Mexico at Soccer City, it was the outcome of Group D which caused the biggest stir. Germany, Australia, Serbia and Ghana will battle it out for the two qualifying places for the Round of 16, meaning that two nations with a proud footballing heritage will have to depart the tournament early.

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Saturday, 11 July 2009
of top ten horniest countries in the world
Top 10 Horniest Countries in the World: Re-visit of a survey conducted by AskMen.com on the top 10 horniest countries. The countries were ranked in line with a Durex sex survey. The higher a country appears on the list, the more of its citizens are having sex. The survey was published in the magazine in December last year.
Coming in first was Greece, followed by (ranked 2) Brazil, (3) Russia, (4) China, (5) Poland, (6) Italy, (7) Malaysia, (8) Spain, (9) Switzerland and lastly (10) Mexico.
For Malaysia, the survey reads,
Coming in first was Greece, followed by (ranked 2) Brazil, (3) Russia, (4) China, (5) Poland, (6) Italy, (7) Malaysia, (8) Spain, (9) Switzerland and lastly (10) Mexico.
For Malaysia, the survey reads,
In public, this country definitely appears conservative. For example, there was a recent controversy over whether sex education should be taught in high school or not -- not exactly sexually liberated. However, behind closed doors lies (pun totally intended) the real story: Malaysians are swinging from the bedposts, and loving every minute of it. Occasionally we'll get a glimpse of it - like when Malaysia's Minister of Health was forced to step down after his homemade sex tapes made the rounds in January of 2008.For China,
Horny hangouts: In Kuala Lumpur, check out these bars and clubs for a straightforward party: Aloha, Poppy Bar or the Rum Jungle. To “choose your own adventure” visit the Beach Club where there’s a good chance a girl comes at a price, but she'll be worth every penny.
The more China’s Cultural Revolution thaws, the more its sexual revolution heats up. Want proof? Just in the past eight years, 5,000 sex shops have opened in Beijing alone. Plus, China even has a SEXPO, where Chinese residents come to check out sex paraphernalia. And with 70% of the world’s sex toys made in China, its horniest country status means that a good deal of their hard work won't have to go very far.[via Javno and VR Forums]
Horny hangouts: If you're visiting Shanghai, you need to check out these better-known spots: Bar Rouge, Zapata’s and Windows. If you're in Beijing, you’ve got a few options: Visit the Sanlitun Lu District, often dubbed “bar street” for all its action. For the tried-and-true joints check out Bar Blu, Suzie Wong and Brown’s, all renowned meat markets. And for your seedier pick you need to head to Maggie’s, a popular nightclub known for its working girls.
Tuesday, 23 June 2009
of 2010 f1 'breakaway' calendar leaked. singapore listed to host race on 10 october
2010 FOTA 'breakaway' calendar leaked: Crash.net leaks a blueprint calendar for the Formula One Teams' Association's new breakaway series in 2010. 10 current or recent grand prix circuits are listed amongst the 17 venues and Singapore is included in the list.
Singapore GP had already announced that Singapore will probably not be able to host a leg of the new race just yet. [Read more "S'pore can't host rival F1"]
Unless...
A blueprint calendar for the Formula One Teams' Association's new breakaway series in 2010 has been leaked to the media – with no fewer than ten current or recent grand prix circuits listed amongst the 17 venues...The full FOTA 2010 schedule, as published in The Guardian, is as follows:
...The naming of Monaco, Silverstone, Monza, Abu Dhabi and Singapore – all part of the 2009 F1 World Championship – is sure to raise a few eyebrows, not least with commercial rights-holder Bernie Ecclestone, whilst it seems the rebels have also been quick to jump in where the Formula One Management (FOM) chief executive has lost interest of late, with Imola, Montreal, Indianapolis, Magny-Cours and Suzuka all similarly part of the plan. By dint of its status and prestige, Monaco is the only circuit that does not pay Ecclestone the annual fee he charges countries for the honour of hosting a grand prix – but the Principality has dropped hints that in the absence of Ferrari, F1 would no longer be of any appeal.
3 March Buenos Aires Argentina Last hosted F1 in 1998Ecclestone, however, has cast doubt upon the calendar, questioning its authenticity and arguing that the dissenting teams do not possess sufficient financial backing to go it alone and organise their own championship.
21 March Mexico City Mexico Last hosted F1 in 1992
11 April Jerez Spain Last hosted F1 in 1997
25 April Portimao Portugal Never hosted F1
2 May Imola San Marino Last hosted F1 in 2006
23 May Monte Carlo Monaco Current F1 host
6 June Montreal Canada Last hosted F1 in 2008
13 June Indianapolis United States Last hosted F1 in 2007
1 July Silverstone United Kingdom Current F1 host
25 July Magny-Cours France Last hosted F1 in 2008
15 August Laustizring Germany Never hosted F1
29 August Helsinki Finland Never hosted F1
12 September Monza Italy Current F1 host
26 September Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates Current F1 host
10 October Marina Bay Singapore Current F1 host
24 October Suzuka Japan Last hosted F1 in 2006
8 November Adelaide or Surfers' Paradise Australia Last hosted F1 in 1995/Never hosted F1
Singapore GP had already announced that Singapore will probably not be able to host a leg of the new race just yet. [Read more "S'pore can't host rival F1"]
Unless...
Friday, 17 April 2009
of help me! i'm so sunburned!
Help me! I'm so sunburned!: Kim Kardashian blogs about falling asleep while sunbathing in Mexico...with her sunglasses on. Look at the photos of her sub-burned marks she posted on her website.

I am so sunburned and need help! I'm in Mexico and I was sunbathing when I fell asleep with my huge Prada butterfly sunglasses on and now look at me! I'm going to have to hide from cameras for days. I usually never get red, I always get dark. It hurts! Do u guys have any remedies I can try to help ease the pain and get rid of the redness?
Everyone here is making fun of me! Look at Reggie's teammate and friend Bobby starting with the jokes. My whole body is burned but my face looks the worst because of the glasses. I will never wear sunglasses when sunbathing again!
Saturday, 17 January 2009
of playboy virgin mary cover sparks outrage in mexico
Playboy Virgin Mary Cover Sparks Outrage In Mexico: Playboy magazine apologized for a controversial cover featuring a scantily-clad woman resembling the Virgin Mary, Reuters reported.

The December edition was published Thursday, just before the Mexican festival honoring Mary known as the Day of the Virgin of Guadalupe.
Read more at PB photos ("'Virgin mary' cover prompts Playboy apology")
The December edition was published Thursday, just before the Mexican festival honoring Mary known as the Day of the Virgin of Guadalupe.
Read more at PB photos ("'Virgin mary' cover prompts Playboy apology")
Tuesday, 22 July 2008
of christian bale arrested for allegedly assaulting his mother
Batman star Christian bailed: The Batman star is arrested for assaulting his mother.
[via The Superficial]
BATMAN star Christian Bale was freed tonight after being held for more than four hours by police investigating claims of assault.TMZ has also reported that, days before this incident, Bale went ballistic while on the set of filming "Terminator 4" at Kirtland Air Force Base in New Mexico.
Scotland Yard said the British Hollywood star was released on bail to a date in September pending further inquiries.
The 34-year-old actor was arrested at Belgravia police station, in central London, earlier today after attending by appointment.
Bale was questioned over the claim — made by his own mother and sister.
A Metropolitan Police spokeswoman said earlier: “A 34-year-old man attended a central London police station this morning by appointment.
“He was arrested in connection with an allegation of assault."
[via The Superficial]
Sunday, 6 July 2008
of top stories
- Rafael Nadal wins 7-hour Wimbledon Final
- Lewis Hamilton wins Silverstone F1 GP
- Serial killer, Charles Sobhraj 'the Serpent', engaged to marry
- American pilot killed in cargo jet crash in Mexico
- Fake priest infiltrates St. Peter's
- Drowned Woman's Body Haunts Rafters
- California firefighters brace for new heat wave
- At least 8 dead in blast near Pakistani mosque
- Madonna denies affair and says not seeking divorce
- Lewis Hamilton wins Silverstone F1 GP
- Serial killer, Charles Sobhraj 'the Serpent', engaged to marry
- American pilot killed in cargo jet crash in Mexico
- Fake priest infiltrates St. Peter's
- Drowned Woman's Body Haunts Rafters
- California firefighters brace for new heat wave
- At least 8 dead in blast near Pakistani mosque
- Madonna denies affair and says not seeking divorce
Saturday, 5 July 2008
of top stories
- Venus Williams wins Wimbledon Final
- Íngrid Betancourt, the Colombian-French politician kidnapped by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), freed from captivity six and a half years later
- Kovalainen storms to maiden pole at Silverstone
- New Diablo Announced
- 37 injured in Iowa fireworks misfire
- Man rips head off Adolf Hitler waxwork in Berlin's Madame Tussauds museum
- FDA suspects tomatoes in Mexico; still finding cause of salmonella source
- Íngrid Betancourt, the Colombian-French politician kidnapped by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), freed from captivity six and a half years later
- Kovalainen storms to maiden pole at Silverstone
- New Diablo Announced
- 37 injured in Iowa fireworks misfire
- Man rips head off Adolf Hitler waxwork in Berlin's Madame Tussauds museum
- FDA suspects tomatoes in Mexico; still finding cause of salmonella source
Wednesday, 4 June 2008
of car crashes into bike race; one dead.
Car crashes into bike race; one dead: A car, driven by 28-year-old who was drunk, plowed into a bike race. Killing 1.


A car plowed into a weekend bike race along a highway near the U.S.-Mexico border, killing one and injuring 10 others, police said. The 28-year-old driver was apparently drunk and fell asleep when he crashed into the race, said police investigator Jose Alfredo Rodriguez. A photograph taken by a city official showed bicyclists and equipment being hurled high into the air by the collision. Rodriguez said Juan Campos was charged with killing Alejandro Alvarez, 37, of Monterrey.
Tuesday, 13 March 2007
of stuff n such - 13.03.07
- Amazing Snowboarding: Video. Inverted snowboarding grind. [via VideoSift]
- Bad Street Musician: Video. A guy performing on the street. [via Savemanny]
- Hilarious Court Fight: Video. This counsellor drove the judge crazy. [via foo]
- Cruel Prank on Girl: Video. Took place in Mexico. She went crazy when she saw a hanging dead boady. [via Savemanny]
- Laughing Girl: Video. Girl with a funny laugh. [via Abroath]
- Office Pranks: A compilation of office pranks. [via Drunken Stepfather]
- Incredible Vehicle Art: Photo gallery of advertisements on vehicles. [via Look At This]
- Jelly Jumper: Game. Reach the end point within the required number of jumps. [via CodeWolf]
crowd [via Sassyjan]
Tuesday, 13 February 2007
of stuff n such - 13.02.07
- Osama Team Hunger Force: Funny parody. [via boingboing]
- Talking Urinals Cakes: Found in New Mexico to dissuade drink driving. [via LinkFilter]
- Automatic Graffiti Machine: Cool. Computerised gadget that does all the paint work. [via VideoSift]
- Sandcastle Explosion: Video. In reverse. [via VideoSift]
- Funny Baby: Video. He keeps on laughing.
- Jessica Dube Gets hit by Skate: Ouch! Canadian pairs skater Jessica Dube underwent surgery after being hit by partner Bryce Davison's skate. [via ]
- Pitbull Picks Fight With Porcupine: Photos of pitbull getting tangled with a porcupine. [via Digg]
- Wireman: Game. He's out to save the world. [via CodeWolf]
Crimescene [via Anastas!a]
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