Wednesday, July 27, 2011

[Celebrity-Dominatrix] Rihanna dominatrix: Worship Rihanna's boots

 


Nobody but nobody wears boots like dominatrix Rihanna... 

Enjoy the analysis and (yah, we know) the pictures...  as we celebrate celebrity boot worship in the person of one of one of it's premier practitioners:

"Rihanna dominatrix:
Boot Worship 102"


With some further pantyhose/high-heel eye candy, as always.

Regards, L.
for
Celebrity Dominatrix ezine

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[Celebrity-Dominatrix] Paris Hilton dominatrix: femdom mojo recovery

 


Enjoy our friendly editorial criticism of Paris Hilton dominatrix...  

a little helpful (we hope) advice after her femdom mojo slipup when asked about quasi-competitor Kim Kardashian.

"Advice to Paris Hilton:
Don't walk out...  Walk on!"


With some further pantyhose/high-heel eye candy, as always.

Regards, L.
for
Celebrity Dominatrix ezine

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3 Things To Consider When Buying Refurbished Laptop

Posted: 27 Jul 2011 06:16 AM PDT

refurbished laptop computer 300x263 3 Things To Consider When Buying Refurbished LaptopWhen you decide to buy a refurbished laptop, either because you want to save some bucks or you don’t have enough budget, there are things you have to consider to ensure that your money isn’t going to waste.

Research
If you are eyeing for a certain brand or model of laptop, do some research about the product. Try to know the strength and weakness of the product as well as what to expect with the performance. Remember that you are buying refurbished item, so you must be wise and finicky, but do not set your expectations too high. A minor scratch won’t hurt at all. Also it will also help you save time, if you will research about the possible upgrades for the unit like adding memory to speed up or upgrading to larger hard drive. Check for the product review and comments from the owners who already bought and used the same model.

Check Your Source
Only choose to buy from reputable sources. Even though it may be a lot cheaper from some stores, it is still money we’re talking here. Check for possible warranty offer for the product. If they are selling the items too low and wont be giving any service warranty for the hardware for a week perhaps month, then grab your bag and head out. It’s not worth a penny. Most stores offer a week or a month of warranty for the hardware. Although, batteries, lcd screen and software are usually not be included.

Check Your Item
You won’t be charge for asking. Ask everything you want to know about the item you are buying including the parts being broken and replaced, parts that are working but have defects, and the problems they see with the unit just before you buy the units. Most stores won’t tell you anything as much as possible to avoid turning you off, but if you let them see that you are aware of what to expect and just want to know, they’ll give in. Carefully check the unit for visible sign of defects and see if it will affect the performance. Also, before paying, check if the laptop– is working in perfect condition like the headset — USB port, camera, CD/DVD Rom, speakers and mic. Don’t hesitate to ask any problems you see and encounter, and see to it that your concerns are answered.

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Bank of America Begins Demolishing Foreclosures

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5 Reasons Google is Going to $1500
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Bank of America to Start Demolishing Foreclosures
With a whopping 1 in 77 houses under foreclosure, it's time to "get the garbage off"...

U.S. Dollar Hitting All-Time Lows with D.C. Uncertain
The U.S. dollar continues its slide against a wide spread of foreign currencies such as the Swiss franc and the Singapore dollar...

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One Step Ahead of Saudi Panic

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One Step Ahead of Saudi Panic
By Keith Kohl | Wednesday, July 27th, 2011

The last few nights have been restless, to say the least.

And the worst part is I know exactly why I keep up my insomniac pacing. A single thought has been rushing to the forefront of my sleepless psyche: Let's hope it won't be us asking the Saudis for more oil.

That's what we were left pondering after seeing firsthand how hungry China is for Canadian energy.

Unfortunately, it's more likely a U.S. diplomat will be making that future phone call, apologizing to the Saudis for past grievances and promising we won't stray from their oil taps again...

The real kicker is there's a good chance they'll say no.

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Their refusal won't come from some repressed anger, but rather the fact that all they can do is shrug their shoulders helplessly...

Turns out the Saudis might not be able to feed our addiction any longer because they've fallen victim to their own racket.

The Sight of Saudis Panic

We've listed Saudi Arabia's varied issues countless times before. The panic, however, won't stem from declining fields, or even the fact that the extra oil it can produce is heavier and more expensive to refine (that's also assuming that some European refineries can even handle the stuff)...

The problem is the Saudis have gone from providing for the world's oil addiction to developing their own fix. Imagine a heroine dealer who can't sell any more of his product because he's too busy using it.

And the Saudis' domestic oil consumption is heading higher — much higher.

Right now we believe they're producing about 9 million barrels per day (of course, the way they cook their books, it's hard to be sure of anything when it comes to OPEC).

Last year, the Kingdom consumed approximately 2.4 million barrels per day — a 50% increase just within the last seven years. To give you a comparison, U.S. demand for crude oil and petroleum products declined by almost 4.5% during the same period.

Although they have a long way to go before they reach our nation's level of dependence on the stuff, the fact that the Saudis are headed down a path to oil addiction should be alarming in itself.

And think about this...

If Saudi Arabia's domestic consumption is increasing by nearly 6% per year, its demand will exceed three million barrels per day by 2015 and four million barrels by 2020 — and that's in the unlikely scenario that demand growth remains steady.

No Leftovers for Us

Saudi Arabia is one of few countries left on a very short list that will be able to increase its domestic oil production.

Depending on to whom you're listening, the Saudis can pump out an additional 2 to 3 million barrels per day. For now, let's give them the benefit of the doubt and assume they can push their output to 12 million barrels per day...

Not only is that amount supposed to make up for any gaps between the world's supply and demand, but now it's practically guaranteed they'll have less available oil to export.

And we've already seen those headlines. Anyone else recall last December, when Saudi oil exports fell 4.9% to around 6 million barrels per day? That's 20% less oil they're shipping than they were in 2005.

We'll confess that this decline is not to blame on their rising consumption rates alone, but the Saudis themselves are expecting to see more of the same going forward. They're anticipating a decline in exports to 5.6 million barrels per day in 2020, and a fall below five million barrels per day in 2030.

When the longtime kings of oil realize that the cheap, easy-to-get crude is long gone, they're going to have a difficult time subsidizing energy prices...

We wince at the thought of $5 a gallon; imagine how we'd feel if we were paying only $0.60, as the Saudis are right now...

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Beating the Saudis to Oil Profits

Even though the Saudis are headed for a Peak Oil disaster, there's certainly no shortage of revenue right now.

Catching word of the $1 trillion paycheck OPEC will take home this year from its oil addicts is enough to make anyone's blood boil.

That total is nearly 30% higher than 2010.

And taking home the biggest purse, as we would expect, is Saudi Arabia.

But no matter how indignant we are for the $228 billion Saudi payday, we'll have the last laugh... Because while they continue to rattle off unlikely production numbers and build a dependence on fossil fuels, we're busy securing our own oil wealth.

As my colleague Christian DeHaemer recently explained to me with a wide-eyed grin, “Good oil is hard to find. But these guys, Keith... These guys stole $267 billion worth from right under the Saudis' noses.”

So much for begging the Saudis for more oil...

Perhaps they'll be asking us for a few extra barrels in the decades to come.

Until next time,

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Keith Kohl
Editor, Energy and Capital


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Charlize Theron: Fit and Fabulous

Putting in the necessary work to maintain her knockout looks, Charlize Theron was spotted out at her local gym in Hollywood, CA on Tuesday (July 26).
Carrying cycling shoes and a bottle of Gatorade, the Oscar winning actress joined her workout partner for the sweat session before heading off to grab a bite to eat.
As for her lunch date, Miss Theron ventured to AGO restaurant in West Hollywood to meet a guy "friend" - with the twosome taking to the patio where they shared some of Chef Agostino
Sciandri’s summertime specialties – the Caprese Bufala, Steamed Mussels (Muscoli Pepati) and a Penne Pomodoro.
As onlooker tells that Charlize's friend gave her a jar of what looked like peanut butter, to which she busted out in laughter.
The sightings come as 36-year-old Theron is all set to begin work on a role in "Snow White and the Huntsman" film opposite Kristen Stewart.
Source: celebritycombo.com

Denise Richards Visits "FOX and Friends"


Her new book “The Real Girl Next Door” is already getting tons of buzz, and earlier today (July 27) Denise Richards was spotted on her way to a media appearance in New York City.
The beautiful actress/mommy-of-three was smiling for the paparazzi as she headed into FOX studios for an interview on “FOX and Friends.”
Denise explained the process by which she decided to adopt her newborn daughter Eloise - “I had to make that decision- do I wait for the right partner or keep moving forward with my life? I’ve always wanted more children so I decided to do it on my own.”
As for her book, “This isn’t about me trying to tell my side of the story or change perception- it’s hopefully to give someone hope who is going through something similar.”
Source: celebritycombo.com
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