Miss Universe 2011: Miss Colombia, no panties

No discourse on a possible cause and effect, Miss Colombia, who understood it was not enough to be beautiful, stood out of her little friends by asking for a meeting without panties photo. She was dressed in a simple mini-skirt. And with the legs uncrossed, forgetfulness of panties do not forgive. Catalina, who loves to romp on the dance floor and is described as a girl “ joyful, spontaneous and persistent ,” however, is followed closely by “ a very jealous boyfriend, who is missing not deal with a particular overflow . ” This ultra favorite contest is from Cali, a city of smiling Colombia. Without elaborate further on the subject, everyone loves Catalina Robayo. It is like a cloud that comes beautify the earth.

Catalina Robayo without Panties - Catalina Robayo of Columbia Miss Universe contestants shocked committee and the Miss Universe Organization committee. She make action to dress without underwear in one of the judging sessions. It is known through the media photographers and displays the images to a newspaper. Robayo who wore the orange dress looks with no panties on and smiled happily. Pictures taken at the School of Samba Rosas de Ouro, Sao Paulo seems clearly shows Robayo Catalina photo without underwear and do not try to cover it, and she smiling happily. Miss Universe as a contest for the most beautiful woman in the world always show women with the ideal size in the range of the judging session and to wear sexy clothes. But the scandal or the case of Colombia Miss Universe contestants without underwear is something very shameful. Possibility she can not be the winner of Miss Universe 2011.

GLOBAL TRENDS 2030 - THE WORLD IN 2030

The world in 2030 will be divided into three areas:

1-A Globalizing area (51.5 % of the population, 74.5% of the world GNI) with a growing middle class.

2-A backward area dominated by Islamism ( 34.5% of world population and only 3.5% of world GNI) with low incomes, economic regression and chaos

3-A declining area (European Union and South America: 14% of the world population and 22% of the world GNI).

The LCROSS mission

NASA has selected a final destination for its Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite (LCROSS) which will impact the crater Cabeus A on 9 October.

LCROSS will search for water ice by sending its spent upper stage Centaur rocket to impact the permanently shadowed polar crater at the lunar south pole, while the satellite will fly through the plume of debris thrown up by the impact to measure its properties. After the first impact, and just four minutes later, the LCROSS satellite will too meet its fate in the crater, while the Moon-orbiting Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter and Earth-based telescopes look on in the search for watery signatures. Shrouded in darkness for billions of years, this is the first time that such pristine material will be exposed to sunlight.

Close up of Cabeus A near the Moon's south pole. Image: NASA/JPL.

The LCROSS mission will reach fruition on 9 October. Image: NASA.

The LCROSS mission is a search for water on the moon. The LCROSS mission is going to do this by sending a rocket crashing into the moon causing a big impact and creating a crater, throwing tons of debris and potentially water ice and vapor above the lunar surface. This impact will release materials from the lunar surface that will be analyzed for the presence of hydrated minerals which would tell researchers if water is there or not. The two main components of the LCROSS mission are the Shepherding Spacecraft (S-S/C) and the Centaur upper stage rocket. The Shepherding Spacecraft guides the rocket to a site selected on the moon that has a high probability of containing water. Because they have only one chance with this mission in finding water, the researchers have to be very precise where they program the Shepherding Spacecraft to guide the rocket.

resources: www.astronomynow.com/news/n0909/14LCROSS/
http://lcross.arc.nasa.gov/mission.htm

Facebook is an extremely effective marketing tool

Australian online advertising firm, uSocial wants to help companies get more friends on Facebook by making them pay to attract members.

"Facebook is an extremely effective marketing tool," said Leon Hill, uSocial CEO. "The simple fact is that with a large following on Facebook, you have an instant and targeted group of people you can contact and promote whatever it is you want to promote."

"The only problem is that it can be extremely difficult to achieve such a following, which is where we come in," added Hill.

The company offers packages starting with 1,000 Facebook friends for $177 up to 10,000 friends for $1,167. read more

Russia will concentrate on a State Arms Program

Russia will concentrate on a State Arms Program to be carried out by 2015. One of the program's priorities is to equip the armed forces with high accuracy weapons.
At first glance, it seems that the plans and legislative initiatives fully correspond with military-technical achievements. The latter include the development of the non-nuclear tactical Iskander missile (NATO reporting name SS-26) for the ground troops.
Last June, Commander-in-Chief of the Ground Forces General of the Army Alexander Maslov said that under the Arms Program until 2015 the missile and artillery forces will receive five missile brigades, each equipped with the Iskander-M missiles (NATO reporting name SS-26 Stone).
Defense Ministry planners have now made the unmistakable conclusion about the need to reduce the range or the quantity of military hardware. I have strong doubts that the reduction will affect the range - modern Russian arms have been reliably hidden into the golden cage of export contracts. T-90 tanks in the Russian armed forces can be counted on the fingers of one hand. But 310 of these tanks have already been produced for India, and there are contractual commitments to supply it with another 347. The Iskander system is no exception. It has long been popular in the Middle East.
If the situation remains the same, our tanks will leave our tank-training grounds, and our surface aircraft will land on foreign ships. But the effectiveness of our own program of rearmament will be close to zero.
reff. taken from :Andrei Kislyakov (The Moscow News)