In recent months Rihanna has been traveling the globe doing a combination of tour and vacationing. This means that there has been plenty of Rihanna’s hot ass on display for us to enjoy. If there is one thing that Rihanna knows it is that we want the booty and she delivers it. Her live show is packed with asstastic costumes that show off her fine, round rump. When she hits the beach she isn’t afraid to break out a bikini or a tight little suit that really flatters her curves.
Where Rihanna and her amazing ass really shine is when she is wearing regular clothes. She puts on pants or a nice form fitting skirt/dress and it hugs her ass in such a way that the curves are dangerous and alluring. That booty pops out and the only thing that comes to mind is the word POW!. Some of these shots below have her in bikinis, others show her on stage or just having fun. The main pic is her in her nightie getting some fresh air one morning.
You know they say you learn something new every day and I did that today. I learned that Rihanna likes to grab that ass. She grabs her own ass on stage. She grabs other girl’s asses when she is hanging out with them. They grab her ass. Somehow I have a feeling if I got in on the ass grabbing festivities it wouldn’t work out so well. That is the problem with society. When a hot chick grabs Rihanna’s ass it is fun and sexy. When I do it it is “creepy” and “unwanted”. Regardless of the hypocrisy, enjoy there are few better ways to start off a week than with Rihanna and her fantastic ass.
After being used as a dumping site for radioactive waste for decades, Lake Karachay, located in the southern Ural mountains in western Russia, has become one of the most polluted spot in the world. Spending just five minutes near the lake is enough to receive a deadly radioactive dosis, while spending an hour there will probably kill you within the next few hours. In 1968, during drought conditions, the wind carried radioactive dust away from the lake’s dried area, irradiating half a million people. The radiation was comparable to the effect of the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima. Another 7,000 people who lived in the area were relocated.
Lake Rakshastal (left in the picture above) is a saltwater lake in Tibet, lying close to the west of Lake Manasarovar. Named “lake of the demon”, Lake Rakshastal produces no waterweeds or fish and the locals consider it poisonous. It is considered to be the home of the ten-headed demon king of Lanka in Hindu myth. Lake Manasarovar, shaped like the sun, is regarded as ‘brightness’ in Buddhism, while Lake Rakshastal, shaped as a crescent, represents ‘darkness’. However, despite its notoriety, the lake bears no less beauty than other Tibetan lakes.
Boiling lake in Dominica is actually a flooded fumarole (a crack through which gases from molten lava escape), filled with superheated bubbling water that is enveloped in a cloud of vapor. Since the lake is the second largest hot spring on Earth with the water temperature of 82-91.5 Celsius (180-197 Fahrenheit) measured just at the edges, not only it would be uncomfortable to swim in, it would kill you if you even got near it. So far, scientists haven’t measured the temperature in the center of the lake where the water actually boils.
Lake Monoun, that lies in the Oku Volcanic Field in Cameroon, is the first of only three known cases of lake overturn. In 1984, the lake exploded in a limnic eruption and released a cloud of deadly carbon dioxide gas that killed 37 people. A truck carrying twelve people was in the path of the gas and when the engine suddenly stopped working, the people got out of the truck to see what was wrong and were all killed. The only survivers in this accident were two persons riding on the top of the truck as they were above the gas and could still breathe. Two years later a similar event occurred at Lake Nyos, about 100 km away.
Situated on the borderline of Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Lake Kivu is one of the three known exploding lakes and is at serious risk of violent lake overturns. The lake is considered deadly because there are enormous quantities of dangerous gases dissolved in layers beneath its surface – carbon dioxide (which has bubbled up from the volcanic rock), and methane (about 55 billion cubic metres of it) produced by bacteria on the lake bed. If the volcanic activity triggered a methane explosion or release of suffocating carbon dioxide, this could cause a disaster of monstrous proportions, since approximately two million people live in the Lake Kivu’s basin.
Mount Rainier’s crater lake, the highest crater lake in North America, lies beneath the ice in the west summit crater and it can only be reached by following a network of ice caves in the craters. The water in the crater lake creates sulfuric acid (sulfur dioxide combined with the water) that is eating into the volcanic rock of Mount Rainier. Most volcanic rocks you find anywere else in the world are strong, but in parts of this mountain it can easily crumble in your hand. If the rock were to collapse in any area, it would cause a slurry of mud, rock and ice, or so called “lahars,” that can be deadly because of their energy and speed, causing catastrophic destruction in their path. The collapse of the rock would also breach the crater lake, letting loose tons of water within it. Mount Rainier and it’s crater lake are considered a serious threat to people in Seattle, which is only 87 km away from the mountain.
Mono Lake, located in Mono County, California, is an ancient saline lake that supports a unique and productive ecosystem. There are no fish in the lake – it is home to trillions of brine shrimp and alkali flies. Until the 1940′s, this stunning lake was healthy and strong, but during the period from 1941 to 1990, Los Angeles diverted excessive amounts of water from Mono Basin streams in order to provide water needs for the growing city. As a consequence, Mono Lake dropped, lost half its volume, doubled in salinity, and became a poisoned alkaline lake containing carbonates, chlorides and sulfates. The Mono Lake Committee formed in response, forced Los Angeles to partially restore the lake level but it is estimated that it will take about 20 years to restore the health.
Horseshoe Lake, located near the City of Mammoth Lakes that is built on top of an active volcano, is considered to be a silent killer. About 20 years ago, the trees near the lake suddenly began to wither and die. At first, scientist believed the trees had some kind of disease but later they discovered the trees were getting too much carbon dioxide gas, seeping through the soil from cooling chambers of magma. Yes, trees “breathe” carbon dioxide, but high concentrations of carbon dioxide can be deadly even for them. In 2006, three people were killed by carbon dioxide build up in a cave close to Horseshoe Lake where they took shelter.
Researching fascinating Yellowstone Lake in Yellowstone National Park, placed in the active volcanic region, scientists have found a new way that crater lakes can kill. When they mapped the floor of Yellowstone Lake, they discovered a dome (said to be the size of seven football fields) on the bottom of the lake. The dome is caused by water heated under the lake bed, which when expands, builds up pressure and creates the dome. The scientists fear there is a real hazard of what is known as “hydrothermal explosions.” Those explosions occur when water that feeds the geysers of Yellowstone is explosively flashed to steam, breaking rocks and throwing them into the air. In the history of Yellowstone few large hydrothermal explosions occurred, some leaving craters thousands of meters across the lake as well as in other areas of the park. Although such an explosion last time occurred several thousand years ago, it is said that even a small earthquake could be a trigger for the similar one.
As I’ve already said, there are only three exploding lakes on Earth and Lake Nyos in Cameroon is one of them. A pocket of magma that lies beneath Lake Nyos leaks carbon dioxide into the water, changing it into carbonic acid. In 1986, two years after Lake Monun exploded in a limnic eruption, Lake Nyos, possibly triggered by a landslide, suddenly emitted a huge cloud of carbon dioxide, which killed thousands of people and animals in the area and nearby towns and villages. It was the first known large-scale asphyxiation caused by a natural event. Today, the lake still poses a threat because its natural wall is weak. If a geological tremor were to cause this natural dike to give way, it would allow water to rush into downstream villages all the way into Nigeria and would allow much carbon dioxide to escape.
Obsessed with cleaning your own teeth? Then be sure to add the Miharu Dental Intraoral Plaque Detection Camera to your equipment list. With this strange gadget (at least for the home), “tartar and dental plaque become visible (illuminated) by the one-touch mode changer; it’s also useful for many other parts of the body, such as the back, skin, head, offering easy and sanitary viewing.”
Oyasumi Goodnight Brow Stretcher
Nobody likes wrinkles, especially on their forehead. Introducing the Oyasumi Goodnight Brow Stretcher. This gadget claims to fight wrinkles by stretching the skin. Plus, “on the inside of the band are a series of far-infrared dots that work to heat up the skin; meanwhile the silicone and hyaluronan compound materials provide moisture and support to the surface of your face, making anti-wrinkle stretching even more effective.”
Women’s Samurai Underwear Camisole Set
Ok, we get it, so women want to look badass while sleeping too, and what better way than with this Samurai Underwear Camisole Set. According to the seller, these aren’t just any gimmicky undergarments designed specifically for history lovers, “the designs are sophisticated representations of the past. Plus the material is a specially developed Japanese type called HOHTAI, which is very soft, so that you hardly notice the clothes at all.”
Houreisen Face Exercise Mask
Sagging cheeks getting you down? Fear not, the Houreisen Face Exercise Mask is here. That’s right, “simply fasten the straps behind your ears and give your face a work out – just open and close your mouth for ten minutes each day and you will notice the results.”
Kogao! Smile Lines Face Belt
No, the Kogao! Smile Lines Face Belt isn’t some torture device, but rather “a nylon face cover-come-strap-come-belt that tightens up your cheeks and facial contours, giving you a more buoyant and youthful visage.” Unfortunately, if worn incorrectly, it could possibly become something straight from a horror movie.
Its the moment we’re all waiting for, or at least some of us. As expected, Apple took the stage spearheaded by its CEO Tim Cook to reveal the new iPad. With that being said, it’s noticeable the company is careful not to call the tablet as “iPad 3 / iPad HD” contrary to the previous expectations we had. Still, the new kid on the block got a lot of new tricks to show and we’re here to mince them for you.
Retina Display
This was first on the list of Phil Schiller’s keynote. And so far, most of the things mentioned are something we already know thanks to the never-ending reports we have from insiders.
At a glance, the new iPad will have a screen resolution of 2048 x 1536 which sums up to 3.1 million pixels. Comparing it with iPad 2’s 1080p resolution, the new tablet has one million more pixels which frankly dwarfs your 1080p HDTV as well.
At 264ppi, the device has the most pixels ever produced on a mobile device. For comparison, you need to hold iPhone 410 inches away from your point of view to notice any pixel change while on ‘iPad 3’, it’ll be 15 inches.
More Powerful CPU and New Camera
Next will be its new CPU called “A5X” which matches the previous rumor we had last week. As expected, it will be a quad-core chip with its own integrated GPU. Phil didn’t waste any time comparing it with its budding competitor on the other side poking NVIDIA’s Tegra 3 chip –- which powers most future Android tablets as we’ve seen from CES and MWC. According to him, A5X is “twice as fast” than a Tegra 3 processor, something which we love to see be tested in real life.
Then, we have the new iSight camera. This is something we expect similar with the transition of iPhone 4 to 4S. Now, with the new iPad, it’ll have a 5-megapixel illuminated sensor on its back with “5-element lens”, IR filter, and ISP built on the new A5X chip. Again, this build is similar with iPhone 4S which is great since it enhances the iSight to capture better photos including auto-exposure and auto-focus. Last but not the least, it finally supports 1080p video-recording — now, imagine more people holding a 10 inch tablet when they’re shooting something.
Siri-like Voice Dication App and 4G LTE Support
We aren’t exactly sure why Apple didn’t mention the term “Siri” for its new tablet, all we know is that it’ll have a Voice Dictation app similar to Siri but it’s not yet officially called Siri –- got that? Language accepted will be U.S English, British, Australian, French, German and Japanese.
Now, after a year of wait, we finally have 4G LTE support on the iPad! Just so you know, this will be Apple’s first device to ever receive such treatment. And from the looks of it, the list of capabilities it posses is comparable to the latest 4G devices we have from Android.
Just a recap, iPad 2 has 3.1Mbps on EV-DO, 7.2 on HSPA. Now, the new tablet has 21Mbps HSPA+ and DC-HSDPA at 42Mbps, with LTE blazing up to 73Mbps of download speeds. I must say this is amazing for a new comer on the LTE race. Other details include global roaming support, will provide CDMA and GSM models and it will become available onAT&T, Verizon including Rogers, Bell and Telus. Probably, this hints the next iPhone (iPhone 5) will feature the same chops. Sweet!
Physical Appearance and Battery Life
This is the part where the rumors we’ve gathered fell short. Contrary to those stories of an iPad with a “smaller profile”sans the home button. It appears the new tablet still has the same button on the lower center of its screen whereas its screen size still stretches at 9.7-inch diagonally measuring at 9.4mm although this one is slightly heavier at 1.4 pounds.
Meanwhile, it still bode the same battery life lasting for 10 hours on WiFi and 9 hours while surfing on 4G.
Price and Release Date
iPad Mini, 7-inch iPad… yeah right. Well, Apple made it clear the new iPad will come on the same package and pricing details which means, you’ll be able to grab its cheapest model (16GB / WiFi) at $499, 32GB at $599 and 64GB at $699. Interested for the 4G variant? It starts at $629, $729 and $829 for its 16GB/32GB and 64GB respectively. Like we said, it’s the same pricing plan from the iPad 2, the only difference is, we now have 4G support. Now, for those who are still willing to get the one-year old iPad 2, its price is now cut to $100. This puts its cheapest 16GB+WiFi model at $399, and the rest of its models to follow.
As expected with Apple, the company remains fluid with its launch strategy in which users will be able to pre-order the new iPad today via Apple, while its shipping will began on March 16 on U.S, Canada, UK, France, Germany, Switzerland, Japan available in Black / White color. Hooray for that!
Wrap-up
The iPad 3 is everything what the iPad 2, with its core specs boosted. While some might say these are still “cosmetic upgrades” as seen from the transition of iPhone 4 or 4S, we can’t deny the new tablet has the power to change the market once again, and it’s happening just a mere week from now!
If you’re planning to buy your first ever tablet, we have our fingers pointed for the new iPad. Now, the case is somewhat tricky if you already have the iPad 2. Likewise, it will tumble down to your needs and in case that requires a faster CPU, better camera and LTE support then you may want to check Apple’s new mecca – it still has the same price you know.
Tim Cook’s final note:
“We have redefined yet again the category that Apple created just two years ago with the original iPad.”
“The amazing new iPad. A new affordable price for the amazing iPad 2. Amazing software like iPhoto and the rest of the iWork suite.”
“2012: There’s a lot to look forward to. – we are just getting started.” – on the way towards iPhone 5 on June huh?
