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Wednesday, November 03, 2010

A Guide to Jessica Alba's Best Back Shots

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Details, 2004

Sin City, 2005

On vacation, Mexico, 2008

At a photoshoot, Los Angeles, 2010

At the beach, September 2005

Good Luck Chuck, 2007

GQ, 2007

At the Honey premiere, Hollywood, 2003

Into the Blue, 2005

Sin city

KID ROBOT x NEW ERA「Red Robot | Skullhead Dunny」59Fifty Fitted Caps

Six Scents Series Three – Making Scents of Memories: From Innocence to Experience

ato x Lacoste 12 Legends Indiana High

Japanese high fashion designer ato teams up with Lacoste as part of the 12 Legends Collection. Using the Indiana High, the high-top model takes into account some of ato’s own personal footwear design of the past. A multi-material tonal black upper features a series of straps over the ankle.
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bitplay Bang! Lamp

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adidas Originals 2010 Fall/Winter Campus 80s

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Tuesday, November 02, 2010

Streetfood: Penang

Fukada Kyoko photo book “EXOTIQUE”

Fukada Kyoko released a new photobook titled “EXOTIQUE” today on November 2nd (in Japan), which is also Fukada’s birthday. The photo shoot was held in Bali, Indonesia, and she shows off her adult side in the pictures.
Fukada said “Since the release day is on my birthday, I faced the photo shoot with whole new mindset. I want to cherish my twenties in order to welcome great 30s.”

Bow Wow Feat. Chris Brown - Ain't Thinkin About You

Song of The Day: Bon Jovi - Have A Nice Day

Cartier Roadster S Watch

With a name like "Roadster S," you might be expecting a sportier look than you'll find on the Cartier Roadster S Watch ($3,500) — but that's okay. This less flashy but no less elegant version of the standard Roadster features a polished steel and ADLC coated case, a black rubber strap, a Cartier Caliber 049 automatic movement, a traditional silver opaline white Cartier dial with black Roman numerals, a white-on-black date indicator, and luminescent sword-style hands. It's not your mainstream luxury sports watch, but that's kind of the point.
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Zeal Transcend GPS Goggle

Ski trail smartphone access is great and all, but it's a little hard to look at Google Maps when you're flying down the hillside. The Zeal Transcend GPS Goggle ($400-$500) gets around this problem by mounting a micro LCD display right inside the goggles. In addition to showing real-time GPS data, the screen can also offer feedback like speed, latitude/longitude, altitude, vertical distance travelled, total distance travelled, the temperature, and the time, all on a screen that appears to hang roughly six feet in front of you. Glove-friendly buttons and either a polarized or polarized and photochromic lens round out this alpine offering.
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Hanebrink All-Terrain Bike

the Hanebrink All-Terrain Bike ($5,500 and up) is meant for the wilderness. A hybrid traditional/electric mountain bike, the Hanebrink features a carbon fiber seatpost and handle bars, Shimano cranks, chains, and deraileur, hydraulic disc brakes, Hanebrink hubs and wheels with 20x8 inch tubeless tires, and a run time of up to one hour with a single Lithium-Ion battery — or over five hours with added batteries on the rear rack — either of which powers a 600 Watt electric motor and gets you up to 20 mph; for faster travelling, or if you run out of juice, just pedal. [via]
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Adult Chocolate Milk

After a long, hard day of watching your little hellion, relax with your own glass of cold chocolate milk. Made with a top secret vodka-filled recipe, Adult Chocolate Milk ($24) is 40-proof dairy goodness that we imagine The Dude would approve of. Other alcohol-spiked classics from the same company are coming soon — Adult Orange Cream, Adult Fruit Punch, and Adult Limeade.