Flowers wilt. Chocolates melt. Roaches are forever!
Monday, August 15, 2011
Friday, August 12, 2011
Fantasy Premier League 2011/12
The new Barclays Premier League season kicking off this Saturday you have until 11:30am BST on the opening day to register your Fantasy Premier League team or finalise your team selection.
Enter or manage your team now: http://fantasy.premierleague.com
Sunday, August 7, 2011
Chew On This:
On the planet Mercury the days are twice as long as the years. The planet takes 87.97 Earth days to orbit once around the sun, but rotates very slowly. This means that one year of daytime is followed by one year of night. From the surface, the sky looks butterscotch in colour because of a haze of dust.
Thursday, August 4, 2011
Creature of the month: Yangtze River Dolphin
The Yangtze River Dolphin – This species of dolphin is found exclusively in China, and given the record expansion of China’s economic and social system, it has caused the Yangtze to become all but extinct as it has to compete for it’s habitat and limited resources of food with an enormous population.
River dolphins are the four living species of dolphin which reside in freshwater rivers andestuaries. River dolphins inhabit areas of Asia and South America. River dolphins may be white, pink, yellow, brown, gray, or black.
Farewell to the Yangtze River Dolphin-. A December 2006 survey found no members of Lipotidae (commonly known as the Yangtze River dolphin) and declared the species functionally extinct. It is believed that overfishing, damming and sub-aquatic sonar pollution (which interfered with the dolphin's sonar-based method of locating food), led to the extinction. Reuters news reported this their first record of an aquatic mammalian extinction in 50 years.
Sunday, July 31, 2011
Gadget of the month: Sony-Alarm
Not Your Dad’s Alarm Clock
The Internet is everywhere, so why not bring it to bed with you in the form of a touch screen clock?
Though Sony doesn’t call its new Dash ($200, sonystyle.com) an “alarm clock,” it’ll be the best one you ever own, delivering Net radio, weather, sports scores and just about everything else digital, right to your bedside (except for, you know, that other digital pastime of ours). Are you thinking what we’re thinking? Yes, waking up for work will still suck.
Friday, July 29, 2011
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Converse One Star
Yesterday I bought a pair of Converse One Star, One Star? When did Converse start making One Star and whats the difference between Converse One Star and Converse All Stars?, I asked myself.
So I Google to get the answer,so here it goes.......
Converse took its style in a new direction with the introduction of the One Star model in 1974. The low-cut sneaker became a skateboarding staple in the '70s and '80s. (http://www.boston.com/business/gallery/converse100?pg=15)
In the 1970's, Converse marketed at least four suede sneaker models similar to the classic "Chuck Taylor" All Star canvas basketball shoe. They were very similar. The major difference between the shoes were patterns on the side. These models included:
- The "One Star", which used the standard All Star sole.
- A "stripe-star-stripe" model, which used the standard All Star sole.
- A "star and chevron" model, which used a slightly modified All Star sole.
- A three-striped model in the COACH line.
What is the difference between Converse One Star and just regular Converse All Stars?
For one its cheaper, basically, you pay half the price! Other than that not much as far as I can see, essentially the shoe structure is the same.
Did you that Kurt Cobain of Nirvana, deceased punk rock singer, was wearing black One Star sneakers when he shot himself.
Thursday, July 21, 2011
Track of da Month: Tonight (Steve Forest & Nicola Fasano Radio Mix)-Nicola Fasano Ft. Kat Deluna
"Tonight" is the brand new dance hit from producer Nicola Fasano with vocals from Kat DeLuna, you may remember his last hit "Oye Baby" featuring Pitbull.
download here= http://www23.zippyshare.com/v/9769808/file.html
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