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Miss California Bikini Contest 2009

Miss California Bikini Contest 2009

There really isn't much in this world that I like more than a good old fashion bikini contest, so here are some pictures from the Miss California 2010 Pageant preliminaries. Fashion shows are pretty damn boring so as far as bikini contests go this isn't exactly titillating, I mean there aren't even any thongs or pools of jell-o or water pistols filled with baby oil. I guess pictures of hot women desperate for attention in bikinis and heels are good enough for now.

prostitute on Google Street View

Google Maps Street Hookers View

I still don't get how it is illegal to charge for something that is perfectly legal to give away for free?!?!

Yeah they got caught by google street view. This is a terrible look. I also heard that a crack deal got caught on google street view. Damn you google!

A friend of mine was house shopping and spending a bit of time on Google Map's Street View feature. He came across this interesting image, and I'm quite sure what to make of it. Working girls...

Squirrel attacks dog trying to eat her baby They have a bit of a reputation for a vicious streak, but this dog certainly got more than it bargained for after pouncing on a baby squirrel it found on the ground.

Moments before the hapless baby would have been torn apart, these images show its mother appearing to leap off a nearby tree and attacking the surprised dog.

Barking mad: The squirrel gets ready to leap off the tree and its terrified baby is pounced on by the dog

Using its sharp teeth and claws, the squirrel tore into its canine opponent and distracted it so the baby could escape to freedom.

It is unclear if the images have been edited, but the startled dog appears in considerable pain as the squirrel bites into its flank.

The surprise assault gives the baby squirrel just enough time to climb back up the nearby tree before its mother is thrown clear and escapes from the dog.

The baby squirrel appears to have fallen to the ground as it was being helped up the tree.

Make it snappy: The plucky creature bites and claws the dog, allowing its baby to escape certain death

That's my baby! The dog snarls in pain as the squirrel leaps in to attack it - and the baby makes a leap for the safety of the tree

Spotting the helpless creature on the ground, the dog pounces and traps it underneath its front paws as it closes for the kill.

But it appears to have underestimated its diminutive opponent, as the brave mother squirrel clearly has no intention of letting her baby become dinner and rushes to its aid by jumping on the dog's head.
After the whirlwind attack the mother squirrel springs free of the dog and rushes her baby back up into the safety of the tree.

The frustrated dog is left sitting forlornly at the base of the tree as its prey escapes into the upper branches.

The images appeared on a website that was set up solely to promote them using Weebly, a website creation programme.

Thanks mum: The heroic squirrel ushers its baby back up the tree to safety

Lovers Sex in clock tower Sydney

This is one couple who could never be accused of clock-watching.

These extraordinary pictures show two daring young lovers caught having sex in broad daylight at the top of Sydney's historic clock tower.'

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Daring: The amorous couple were photographed by onlookers having sex on a balcony below Sydney's famous clock tower

Mystery surrounds the identity of the pair, who were spotted on a balcony underneath the giant clock on the corner of Broadway and Bay Street at 3.30pm on Friday.

A crowd of onlookers gathered outside the Broadway Shopping Centre opposite the tower, near the University of Sydney, but that didn't seem to put off the amorous couple.

One witness said: 'A few other people had noticed as well and when I started taking photos everyone in the area started to look up and point, laugh, grin.

'From the looks of it, the couple did seem to know they could be seen and seemed completely unfazed.'

The couple may have been students staying at the UniLodge below and had gained access to the clock tower from the roof for their risque act.

Australian newspapers are appealing for the couple to come forward.

Although not as recognisable as the iconic Sydney Opera House, the historic clock tower is one of two on top of the former Grace Brothers department store building built in 1904.

The distinctive building also features two globes above the clocks and is now home to the UniLodge hotel.

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Unfazed: The clock tower is in full view of the nearby Broadway Shopping Centre and above the UniLodge hotel

Hyper Realistic Sculptures

Hyper Realistic Sculptures By Ron Mueck

Ron Mueck (born 1958) is an Australian hyper-realist sculptor working in Great Britain. Born in Melbourne, Australia, to parents who were toy makers, he labored on children’s television shows for 15 years before working in special effects for such films as "Labyrinth", a 1986 fantasy epic starring David Bowie.

Mueck moved on to establish his own company in London, making photo-realistic props and animatronics for the advertising industry. Although highly detailed, these props were usually designed to be photographed from one specific angle hiding the mess of construction seen from the other side. Mueck increasingly wanted to produce realistic sculptures which looked perfect from all angles.

Eventually Mueck concluded that photography pretty much destroys the physical presence of the original object, and so he turned to fine art and sculpture. In the early 1990s, still in his advertising days, Mueck was commissioned to make something highly realistic, and was wondering what material would do the trick. Latex was the usual, but he wanted something harder, more precise. Luckily, he saw a little architectural decor on the wall of a boutique and inquired as to the nice, pink stuff’s nature. Fiberglass resin was the answer, and Mueck has made it his bronze and marble ever since.

Eager to make more personal sculptures, his extraordinary Dead Dad, a small-scale hyper-real sculpture of his dead and naked father was the surprise show stopper at the London Royal Academy’s controversial show Sensation (1997) which featured works from the collection of Charles Saatchi.

Mueck’s huge 4.5m crouching Boy was the centrepiece of the Millennium Dome in London and of the Venice Biennale in 2001. The artist’s work is becoming ever more intriguing, ranging from smaller-than-life size naked figures to much larger, but never actual, life size. Consequently his hyper-realistic sculptures in fibreglass and silicone, while extraordinarily lifelike, challenge us by their odd scale. The psychological confrontation for the viewer is to recognise and assimilate two contradictory realities.

Pregnant woman is Mueck’s most ambitious work to date. The sculpture is monumental (2.5m high), utterly imposing and even intimidating when first experienced by the viewer. After a while, however, this majestic Earth Mother becomes familiar, unthreatening and endearing. She is exhausted, hands held back over her head; the face is tender and vulnerable. Her presence is a powerful one indeed, and she evokes a multitude of thoughts, ranging from the wonder of maternity and procreation to population control and the burden of female responsibility. In 2002 his sculpture Pregnant Woman was purchased by the National Gallery of Australia for AU$800,000.

Jess Britain's youngest insomniac Like children everywhere, four-year-old Jess Tinsley has a structured bedtime routine. She is in the bath promptly at 6.30pm and normally falls asleep after a bedtime book by 7.15pm.

However, there the similarity with other children ends. Unfortunately for her parents, full-time mum Tanya, 25, and soldier Chris, 24, Jess has the dubious distinction of being one of Britain's youngest insomniacs.

Although she falls asleep at bedtime, often she is awake by midnight and will stay awake until morning - frequently keeping her parents awake, too.
Jess Tinsley

Breaking bad habits: JessTinsley with her mother Tanya

There have been times when she has slept for only an hour or two, and once she was awake for 36 hours,' says Tanya.

'Ironically, Jess was a really good baby and slept through the night from around six months. But when she was about a year old, she started waking up and making funny little actions as if she was pretending to eat or drink, or laughing and playing with imaginary friends.

'She didn't cry - it was as if she just didn't need sleep any more. Initially, we were worried she'd hurt herself, so we'd bring her into our room, where she'd continue for hours, completely oblivious to us. Then, as she got older, she'd come in on her own.

'The doctor assured us it was nothing to worry about and said she would grow out of it - but she hasn't yet.'

Around 10 per cent of the population suffer from insomnia. It is most common in older people, partly because our sleep becomes lighter and more fragmented as we age.

'Whatever age it starts, insomnia tends to become chronic - you don't just get bouts of it, it becomes constant,' says Professor Paul Morgan, director of the Sleep Research Unit at Loughborough University.

'Only rarely will insomnia affect children - although it is, I think, more common than we recognise.

'Sometimes it is just that they have never learned sleep discipline. Babies are born with the desire to sleep, but they are not "designed" to have regular sleeping patterns. If they slept for long periods like adults, they'd end up under-nourished. They need regular feeding.

'Over time, they are trained to sleep for longer periods.
Jess Tinsley

Reassuring: Tanya and Jess with husband Chris and son Ryan, who is a good sleeper

Most parents manage to help their child develop sleeping patterns, but sometimes this goes awry and a child will either sleep too much some nights and cat nap the rest of the time, or will nap through the day, leading to a repeated lack of refreshing sleep.'

Jess has seen dozens of doctors, who have all been baffled by the cause of her insomnia.

Then in March this year - over two years after her problems began - doctors discovered the cause. Jess spent the night in a children's sleep clinic, where tests revealed that she wakes up to act out her dreams - usually an almost exact version of what she has done during the day.

This ability to conjure up accurate mental images is known as eidetic imagery. It generally only affects children, as they tend to grow out of it.

But what started as a couple of one-offs has become a habit for Jessica. Because this play-acting is so enjoyable, the experience has become addictive - so much so that she subconsciously cuts short her night's sleep to enjoy hours of it.

'Older children who do this describe it as seeming like they are part of a TV programme or a play,' says Dr Paul Gringas, a sleep expert from the Evelina Children's Hospital in London where Jess was assessed.

'And while it can look strange to others, it is relaxing for Jess. From monitoring her brain during these episodes, we can see that Jess has alpha brain waves during them. These are what you get when you are zoning out - and what adults get when they meditate.

'She will be aware of what she is doing, but will be in her own little world as she does it.'

despite the pleasure it gives Jess during the night, it is ruining the family's days.

'Some days she is very tired and weepy - but we try not to let her sleep in the day in the hope that it will encourage her to sleep through the night,' says Tanya.

'We have never done things like mother and toddler groups together, because both she and I have been too tired.'

The Tinsleys now know it is a cycle they must break, as a persistent lack of sleep is not only horrific for them, but can also hamper a child's development - and they fear she will struggle when she starts school.

'Sleep does not just refresh - a full night's sleep is vital for brain development,' says Dr Gringas.

'This is when some connections in the brain are kept, while others are lost. Being sleep-deprived means you miss out on this fundamental part of development.'

Professor Morgan adds: 'It is an acknowledged cause of underachievement. It's corrosive for children or adults - it has a big impact on mood and can lead to depression in the long-term.'

Earlier this year, Jess was referred to the Evelina Children's Hospital in London. To assess just how much sleep she was getting, Jess had to wear a watch-like device night and day for a month. The watch contained a movement monitor; no or very limited movement proved she was in deep sleep.

A child of Jess's age needs between ten and 12 hours sleep a night. She was having, on average, half that amount.

But nobody knew if Jess was fully awake or asleep during her night-time play episodes, so she was monitored for a night in hospital. Electrodes attached to her head checked brain waves to determine which phase of sleep she was in, and cameras recorded her movements.

'After a few hours, the video and monitors showed her sitting up and doing her little movements,' said Tanya. 'She also shrieked from time to time - which she normally does not do at home.

'The print-outs showed, rather surprisingly, that she was wide awake during these periods. As she was oblivious to everyone, we had assumed she was almost sleepwalking.'

Jess was referred to a psychologist to help the family break her habit. Unfortunately, they cannot stop the play-acting - that is something doctors still believe Jess will grow out of - so what was important was to break the association Jess had of her parents' room being the fun place to be at night.

'The psychologist suggested that rather than having her bedtime story in the sitting room, she would have it in bed, so that she knew that was where she had to stay,' says Tanya.

'She also told us that if Jess got up, we had to put her back into bed without talking to her or making any eye contact.

'She might still wake up and play-act in her own room, but by knowing she can't come into ours, her sub-conscious would keep her asleep for longer.'

The new techniques paid off after three nights.

Tanya says: 'Jess sleeps through about three or four nights a week.

'She has also started at preschool nursery and teachers haven't reported any problems. They say she is a very bright girl.'

Jess is still going back to the hospital for check-ups once a year.

Happily, the couple's second child, Ryan, who was born in September 2007, is a good sleeper.

Tanya adds: 'It was reassuring for me, as I did start to question if Jess's problem was down to me. But now I know Jess's sleeping patterns are just a peculiarity.'

Peng Shuilin Half man's recovery surgeons

A Chinese man, who had half of his body amputated after being run over by a truck, has amazed surgeons with his recovery.

Peng Shuilin, 37, spent nearly two years in hospital in Shenzhen, southern China, undergoing a series of operations to re-route nearly every major organ or system inside his body.

Now Peng - who opened his own cut-price supermarket called the Half Man-Half Price Store - has survived so well he's being used as a role model for other amputees.

At just 2ft 7ins tall, he gets around in a wheelchair and gives lectures on recovering from disability.

"We've just given him a check up and he is fitter than most men his age. He is amazing and the only person in the world to survive having so much of his body amputated," said Bujie Hospital vice president Lin Liu.

"He had good care but his secret is his cheerfulness - nothing ever gets him down," he added.

foam fight at St Andrews University Hundreds of students got themselves lathered up today as they took part in a traditional foam fight at St Andrews University.

The youngsters threw themselves into the occasion and looked to be having the time of their lives during the annual Raisin Monday celebrations.

The foam fight is the climax to festivities where students are ‘adopted’ by academic parents.

Lathered up: First year students from St Andrews University take part in the tradition foam fight

Get off your soap box: Two friends get into the spirit of things during the festivities at the university in Scotland

Raisin Monday: The celebrations stem from a gift of raisins traditionally given by a first year student to their academic 'parents' in gratitude for their guidance

They are encouraged to drink as much as possible and carry out various forfeits.

The event occurs at the university's St Salvator's Quadrangle, where eggs and flour have been banned for fear of damaging the historic buildings.

The tradition dates back to the early days of the university in Scotland, where Prince William was once a student, where new students would give senior students a pound (0.45kg) of raisins in gratitude for their help in adapting to university life, in exchange for a receipt written in Latin.

Failure to produce such a receipt could result in a dousing in the local fountain. Nowadays the raisins have been replaced with a bottle of wine and the dousing with foam.
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Fun in the foam: A group of students lark around during the celebrations today

Wet and wild: The fight is the climax to festivities where students are 'adopted' by academic parents

Covered in foam: The tradition dates back to the early days of the university

Mooning of the Amtrak Train

Mooning of the Amtrack Train

The pants were down but so was the size of the crowd for a bizarre ritual in Southern California.

It's the annual "Moon Over Amtrak" event in the Orange County community of Laguna Niguel in which people line up to moon passing commuter trains.

It began as a bar bet in 1979 and has continued ever since.

Sheriff's Lt. Ted Boyne says as many as 400 people showed up for Saturday's mass mooning. Last year, about 8,000 showed up, mostly out-of-towners. And deputies shut it down after things got ugly, with traffic jams, drinking and public nudity.

This year's crowd in contrast is described as mellow. A couple of cars got towed, but deputies say nobody got drunk and there were no arrests.
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Acid Terrorism Against Women in Pak Faces of these women were mutilated by acid, and this is the work of bastards who call themselves men. This is such a strange way of solving problems (or revenge) in Pakistan.
After the jump, you can look at these poor women and learn why the acid was thrown into their faces. But think twice before you go into the post. The pictures are very graphic.

Irum Saeed

Irum Saeed, 30, poses for a photograph at her office at the Urdu University of Islamabad, Pakistan, Thursday, July 24, 2008. Irum was burned on her face, back and shoulders twelve years ago when a boy whom she rejected for marriage threw acid on her in the middle of the street. She has undergone plastic surgery 25 times to try to recover from her scars.

Shameem Akhter

Shameem Akhter, 18, poses for a photograph at her home in Jhang, Pakistan, Wednesday, July 10, 2008. Shameem was raped by three boys who then threw acid on her three years ago. Shameem has undergone plastic surgery 10 times to try to recover from her scars.

Najaf Sultana

Najaf Sultana, 16, poses for a photograph at her home in Lahore, Pakistan on Wednesday, July 9, 2008. At the age of five Najaf was burned by her father while she was sleeping, apparently because he didn't want to have another girl in the family. As a result of the burning Najaf became blind and after being abandoned by both her parents she now lives with relatives. She has undergone plastic surgery around 15 times to try to recover from her scars.

Shehnaz Usman

Shehnaz Usman, 36, poses for a photograph in Lahore, Pakistan, Sunday, Oct. 26, 2008. Shehnaz was burned with acid by a relative due to a familial dispute five years ago. Shehnaz has undergone plastic surgery 10 times to try to recover from her scars.

Shahnaz Bibi

Shahnaz Bibi, 35, poses for a photograph in Lahore, Pakistan, Sunday, Oct. 26, 2008. Ten years ago Shahnaz was burned with acid by a relative due to a familial dispute. She has never undergone plastic surgery.

Kanwal Kayum

Kanwal Kayum, 26, adjusts her veil as she poses for a photograph in Lahore, Pakistan, Sunday, Oct. 26, 2008. Kanwal was burned with acid one year ago by a boy whom she rejected for marriage. She has never undergone plastic surgery.

Munira Asef

Munira Asef, 23, poses for a photograph in Lahore, Pakistan, Sunday, Oct. 26, 2008. Munira was burned with acid five years ago by a boy whom she rejected for marriage. She has undergone plastic surgery 7 times to try to recover from her scars.

Bushra Shari

Bushra Shari, 39, adjusts her veil as she poses for a photograph in Lahore, Pakistan, Friday, July. 11, 2008. Bushra was burned with acid thrown by her husband five years ago because she was trying to divorce him. She has undergone plastic surgery 25 times to try to recover from her scars.

Memuna Khan

Memuna Khan, 21, poses for a photograph in Karachi, Pakistan, Friday, Dec. 19, 2008. Menuna was burned by a group of boys who threw acid on her to settle a dispute between their family and Menuna's. She has undergone plastic surgery 21 times to try to recover from her scars.

Zainab Bibi

Zainab Bibi, 17, adjusts her veil as she poses for a photograph in Islamabad, Pakistan, Wednesday, Dec. 24, 2008. Zainab was burned on her face with acid thrown by a boy whom she rejected for marriage five years ago. She has undergone plastic surgery several times to try to recover from her scars.

Naila Farhat

Naila Farhat, 19, poses for a photograph in Islamabad, Pakistan, Wednesday, Dec. 24, 2008. Naila was burned on her face with acid thrown by a boy whom she rejected for marriage five years ago. She has undergone plastic surgery several times to try to recover from her scars.

Saira Liaqat

Saira Liaqat, 26, poses for the camera as she holds a portrait of herself before being burned, at her home in Lahore, Pakistan, Wednesday, July 9, 2008. When she was fifteen, Saira was married to a relative who would later attack her with acid after insistently demanding her to live with him, although the families had agreed she wouldn't join him until she finished school. Saira has undergone plastic surgery 9 times to try to recover from her scars.

Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show 2009

Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show 2009

Heidi Klum shows up and absolutely stuns the crowd gathered at the Victoria's Secret 2009 Fashion Show, just five short weeks after giving birth! The show, which took place in New York Thursday night, will be broadcast nationwide Dec. 1 in high definition for the holiday lingerie and underwear shopping season and its usual bit of TV controversy.

The girls were lovely and as always the preview of the holiday tradition on CBS floods the webs with dazzling photos and video from the fashion models stripped down to their Victoria's Secret attire.

Philippa Bourke has a group picture of the models (Heidi Klum included) along with her thoughts on Klum's stunning return. ABC News has a report where they details they "caught up with four of the lingerie house's most bodacious beauties," and give them a close examination.

The beautiful women not only allow a "behind the scenes" look to the news network, but playfully answer some questions ranging from the worst pickup lines to their best secret talent. More video at the link along with catwalk pics of the lingerie clad beauties.

famous crying male stars

Jude Law

famous crying male stars

we understand that some extreme circumstances drive men to cry: death, dismemberment and if the Cubs ever win a World Series. However, when men begin crying about anything, and in public no less, what separates us from women? Sure, penises, muscles and bigger paychecks, but what else? Men should not sob to gain sympathy, to make a point or in an attempt to get famous. Pull yourselves together. If you have to cry, keep it confined to a small crying closet that you build in an undisclosed location. Make sure there isn’t a camera within miles and don’t do it public like these shameless displays. They’re ranked by the amount of tears shed, how inane the reason and whether they forced the waterworks for some kind of gain.

Sean Penn

Laurence Fishburne

Benicio del Torro

Willem Dafoe

Daniel Craig

Dustin Hoffmann

Ed Harris

Forest Whitaker

Gabriel Byrne

Hayden Christiansen

Kris Kristofferson

Michael Madsen

Paul Newman

Robin Williams

Tim Roth

Ryan Gosling

Sam Shepard

Steve Buscemi

Ben Stiller

Woody Harrelson

Divorce cakes for separation celebrations The break up of a marriage is not traditionally reason to celebrate.

But the official declaration of a marital split could now mean getting back in touch with the caterers - for the ceremonial cutting of a divorce cake.

Designed as the centre piece for 'divorce parties', the cakes are apparently being ordered by newly single men and women and their friends to celebrate new beginnings.
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Sweet revenge: Baker Fay Millar has been doing a roaring trade in divorce celebration cakes

Made to mirror the style of a more traditional wedding cake, some of the bespoke creations come decorated with comic warring figurine couples made out of icing.

One depicts a wife desperately clinging on to a tier while her husband kicks it away. A caption penned in icing reads 'free at last'.

Another design shows a bride on top of a three tier cake pushing the man off while another shows a wife plunging a knife into the back of her husband with a pool of red icing blood at his feet.

Yesterday the woman behind the cakes, which are priced from £60 to £800, said they are designed to encourage a positive attitude to a failed marriage.

The icing on the cake: Ms Millar's quirky designs are based on traditional wedding cakes

Till death do us party: An edible groom figurine kicks his bride off the cake

Explaining her mission to replace tears with tiers, Fay Millar, a mother-of-two from Brighton, said: 'I started to offer divorce cakes after receiving some enquiries about them and thought it would be fun to do break-up cakes rather than wedding ones.

'Some people might consider it crass and insensitive while others may view it as a fitting end to a period in their lives - as well as a chance to have a good party.'

She continued: 'I like to introduce humour to the cakes rather than have something too sober or vindictive so I use lots of figurines interacting with each other - pushing each other around or kicking them off the cake.

'Divorce can be a horrible thing but I would like to think comical divorce cakes can help lighten the mood a little.'

All's fair in love and divorce: The humorous confections feature edible warring figurines

The 31-year-old owner of Pink Rose Cakes, who lives with her partner Lawrence and their daughters Phoebe, three, and eight-month-old Maisie, added that divorce parties are catching on in the UK after gaining popularity in the USA.

Glamour model Katie Price recently held such an occasion after her marriage to Pete Andre ended earlier this year.

Miss Millar added: 'I think it used to be taboo to have such a thing as a divorce cake because it is not traditionally viewed as an event to celebrate.

'However, with people like Katie Price throwing divorce parties I think people are definitely coming round to the idea of celebrating the end of a relationship and shouting to the world they are back on the market.'

Divorce cakes

10 thousand red roses bouquet for Woman

Once a small truck stopped near the women's dormitory, 4 guys carried a huge bouquet of 10 000 red roses, brought him inside and drove away. The girl, who received the flowers, was very happy, but could not understand from whom they were on the card was addressed to the sender. One thing is clear, that anonymous is very rich, this bouquet is big money.

Penis Spray Premature Ejaculation Men who suffer from premature ejaculation could be helped by a spray that may become the first approved treatment for the condition in the U.S.

Trial volunteers who used the anaesthetic spray lasted five times longer during sex than they did when given a placebo treatment.

The spray, known as PSD502, is made from of a combination of two sensation-numbing drugs.
Penis Spray

A new anaesthetic spray developed in the U.S. could help men suffering from premature ejaculation last five times longer during sex (posed by models)

Results of a study involving 256 men suffering from premature ejaculation (PE) in the U.S., Canada and Poland were published today.

It showed that administering the spray five minutes before intercourse delayed ejaculation by up to five times.

The men also reported improved levels of control and sexual satisfaction and reduced stress.

Lead researcher Professor Stanley Althof, from the Centre for Marital and Sexual Health of South Florida in West Palm Beach, U.S., said: 'Premature ejaculation can have a powerful negative impact on the emotional and sexual lives of men and their partners.

'Recently, the international sexual health community agreed that PE should be defined as ejaculation occurring within approximately one minute of penetration that causes the patient distress.

'Now we need to work to develop treatments, and these encouraging results with PSD502 seem to be a step in the right direction.'

The study was revealed at the annual meeting of the Sexual Medicine Society of North America in San Diego.

Patrick Fourteau, chief executive of Sciele Pharma Inc - which manufactures the spray - said the company would now apply for a new drug licence from U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

He said: 'FDA approval would make PSD502 the first prescription treatment in the U.S. for premature ejaculation.'

An estimated one third of U.S. men aged 18 to 59 are affected by premature ejaculation.

Hulk Hogan got face smashed at a press

Hulk Hogan got his face smashed at a press conference

HULK Hogan wore a white bandana on his forehead at a Roosters rugby league team press conference this afternoon after being viciously mauled by ring rival Ric Flair hours earlier when a promotional media call at Star City flew out of control.

Earlier today at the Star City press conference, Central’s photographer Phil Rogers had his flash broken and this reporter had a table crash at her feet.

The blood flowed freely as ring veteran Hulk Hogan was thrown from the stage into the press ruck and attacked.

Sydney Central’s photographer Phil Rogers had his flash broken when Ric Flair threw a table off the stage and into the press gathering before diving on photographers, Sydney Central reports.

Media were stunned as the Hulk’s head began bleeding profusely and confusion broke out when the veteran wrestling star was unable to get to his feet.

This reporter narrowly missed being struck with the table and photographers ducked and weaved as Flair took off his trouser belt and began to whip anyone within range.

Flair mashed Hogan’s face with a belt buckle and jumped on him.

The press conference began well with the stars of the tour speaking professionally about their careers and the business.

The mild-mannered promoter was punched in the face and a stunned Hulk Hogan was down for the count, unable to rise to his feet.

It was wrestling entertainment at its best - not a precise science but a skillful show – and the Hulk later told the media: “It took me about half an hour to get freshened up before I ran back out. It got a bit crazy”.

"I didn’t plan on going backwards off the stage, that was a bit of a shock," the entertainer said.

Man Arrested Dog Thrown From Bridge A Lithuanian man who threw a dog off a bridge has been hunted down by animal lovers who watched a video of the crime that the man posted online.

22-year-old Svajunas Beniukas was arrested on animal cruelty charges after internet users helped police identify him and the bridge from which the small brown dog was thrown.

Police in the Lithuanian town of Kaunas arrested 22-year-old Svajunas Beniukas on animal cruelty charges after internet users helped police identify him and the bridge from which the small brown dog was thrown.

The video shows a man holding the dog, called Pipiras, Lithuanian for pepper, and laughing as his friend records the event on his mobile phone.

Checking that the coast is clear, he makes a joke about dogs flying and then drops the animal off the bridge.

Crashing onto a farm track below, Pipiras yelps in pain, and lies twitching on the ground.

But despite falling over 20 feet and sustaining multiple fractures and internal injuries, vets said the dog would survive.

"He's lived with me for four to five years," Petras Dunskaitis, the dog's 70-year-old owner told a Lithuanian newspaper. "He didn't deserve such a fate."

Originally posted on a Lithuanian website, outrage at the treatment of the dog snowballed as the 40 seconds of footage spread across the globe, even making it to Facebook through the efforts of a 3,000-strong group calling itself the "Lithuanian Dog Support Group".

Lithuanian police said a key breakthrough was tracing the local website, www.15min.it, where the footage originally appeared. The website's users identified the man as Beniukas.

Local media reported that Beniukas may have sought revenge on the dog after it was suspected of killing some of his mother's chickens.

He has been charged wtih animal cruelty and faces up to a year in jail.

Gardener grows looks like duck At a glance, it could easily be a duck, ruffling its feathers as it sits in a nest.

But this incredible image actually shows a marrow grown by Marilyn and Lionel Partridge in their vegetable patch.

The remarkable vegetable even features an eye, after it scratched against a twig, while the 2in stalk perfectly resembles a beak.

Mrs Partridge, 62, said: 'I have never in my 40 years of gardening and growing my own vegetables come across anything that looks like an animal before.
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Sitting duck: Gardener Lionel Partridge was stunned to discover this mallard-shaped marrow in his vegetable patch

Marilyn Partridge with her granddaughter Sophie, and Tony Gray from the garden centre where the marrow was originally bought

I am absolutely delighted. The marrow just looked a bit odd at first, but we then realised that it looked like a duck.

'When I saw it, I burst out laughing. It is so realistic. We haven't done anything to it, it is perfectly natural.

'It is in the shape of a duck with its head turned about to preen itself.

'We couldn't eat it because it looked so adorable. Besides, would it be a meat or vegetable course?

'My two-year-old granddaughter Sophie loves it. She kept looking at it and saying "duck, duck".

'Everyone thinks we must have done something to it to make it grow like a bird but we didn't. In fact we completely forgot we had planted it.'

Mrs Partridge, a grandmother of four, added: 'It would be great to grow another odd-shaped plant but seeing it took us 40 plus years to find this one, we won't hold our breath.'

The couple's marrow is now part of a display in honour of Wild Bird Care Week at the garden centre where they bought the original plant.

'When our grandchildren, Matilda, Henry and Finley Doel told us that they had entered a bird modelling competition at Sanders GardenWorld, we decided to take it along to add to the garden centre's display,' Mrs Partridge added.

Secret Lives of Stormtroopers

Ever wonder what your toys do when you're not around watching over them? Star Wars fan and photographer Stefan brings to life his stormtrooper action figures in a series of photos he's taking every day for a year. His stormtroopers are capture on film undergoing dangerous adventures, playing games, hanging out with monkeys and more. Here are some of the best moments in this project.

Chefs Create 'Love Dessert' with Viagra Viagra

Colombian Chefs Create 'Love Dessert' with Viagra

Students at a Colombian cooking school have created a 'love dessert' made with passion fruit and Viagra.

Student chefs at the state culinary school, SENA, in Quindio province, came to the capital Bogota to present their special pudding at the "Gastronomy 2009" culinary show on Friday.

The creamy dessert is garnished with whipped cream and chocolate, and served in a parfait glass.

The students at the school range from 17 to 23 years old.

Carlos Romero, one of the creators, said the idea was to transform the blue pill into a new kind of aphrodisiac.

Romero said the recipe directions describe how to safely dissolve Viagra into the dessert.

The dessert is, of course, not for sale, as Viagra is a prescription drug.

Before being widely available at restaurants the dessert must go through a thorough inspection process and receive the approval of Colombia's food and drug institute.

Maria Rosa Hernandez, an official at Colombia's National Institute for the oversight of Food and Medications (INVIMA), told journalists that a sample of the dessert would be taken so that the concentration of its ingredients could be studied.

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Update:- View Colombian Student Chefs Create Dessert Made With Viagra Video

Michelle Thompson 300 orgasms a day

Michelle Thompson has 300 orgasms a day meets Mr Right

A SINGLE mum with a medical condition that gives her 300 orgasms a day has finally found a man to keep her satisfied - after she wore out a string of boyfriends.

Michelle Thompson, who suffers from Persistent Sexual Arousal Syndrome, thought she would never meet the partner of her dreams. She was just too demanding for all her previous lovers.

But she has been with her neighbour Andrew Carr, 32, for six months now - because he's as keen as she is and they make love 10 times a day.

You can see Michelle, 43, describe her condition on video by clicking below. She grinned: "Andrew has changed my life. I'm no longer looking for a cure for my orgasms - I've found it.

Michelle added: "Now I have a huge grin on my face all the time, and it's not just because of the orgasms." Michelle's rare condition means she always craves sex and can climax at any time anywhere.

She even had to quit a job in a biscuit factory because the machines kept setting her off.

She said: "I know I'm lucky to have so many orgasms when there are women who have never had one. But the condition has ruined my love life."

Michelle's first boyfriend bowed out after a few months saying he couldn't keep up with her demands. And over the years several others gave up - with one telling her he was a man not a machine. She dated one bloke for five years but "by the time we broke up, he was exhausted, he left as a defeated man".

Michelle turned to internet dating but when she told some fellas about her condition they stood her up, frightened they would not have the stamina.

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She added: "Others thought they were right stallions and I loved wiping the smug grin off their faces and hearing them begging me to stop."

Then in May she met Andrew, a divorced industrial cleaner who lives over the road in Nelson, Lancs.

She said: "I did worry that he would grow tired of me like everyone else, but when I told him he laughed and said he would burn me out first.

"I could do it 24 hours a day and so could he. I regularly run across the road to his house to have sex. We have sex at least 10 times every day."

Mum-of-four Michelle went on: "I really love life now. We're planning on moving in together as soon as we can afford to.

"I've been looking for someone like Andrew for a long time, and I finally feel like I'm in heaven."

Porsche 911 smearing milk chocolate Porsche

Porsche 911 Carrera S smearing milk chocolate

In anticipation of the Catholic Christmas and New Year, European dealers are usually decorated with fir trees and various shops garlands. However, the Dutch retailer, Porsche decided to experiment a bit. Before entering into a showroom dealer put chocolate Porsche 911 Carrera S.

Before you decorate sports car, he carefully wrapped with plastic wrap. Then pastry carefully smeared the entire car milk chocolate. On the whole case took about 175 pounds of chocolate, and a couple of pounds of white shololada had to spend on lights.

Sweet Porsche will stand in the showroom before the end of the year. And until that time, the temperature in the cabin will not exceed 27 degrees, so chocolate is not melted.

It turned out, of course, originality. But we think it is better to put the traditional Christmas tree, but Porsche is needed to make it go, but not chocolate to decorate.
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17 Things Worth Knowing About Cat

17 Things Worth Knowing About Your Cat

We can learn so many interesting things about something that is trivial like cats
I am sure all cat lovers will be curious to know these facts if they don’t know them already, of course

Successful Plastic Surgery

Successful Plastic Surgery

In Romania is a TV show with people who have different defects and by participating on the show the defects are corrected by cosmetic surgery, dentistry, even wardrobe is changed.Pictures are BEFORE AND AFTER

World’s Longest Re-fuel Queue

Taxi drivers in a Chinese city are complaining that they are having to queue for miles to refuel their cars.

Cabbies in Chongqing can use either petrol or natural gas but they prefer to use natural gas as it is much cheaper.

But a cold weather snap has led to shortages with production falling and more people using gas to heat their homes.

Queues at the local natural gas station at Rongqiao are going back miles - with yellow cabs snaking all of the way around the double loop of a flyover and beyond.

A spokesman for the Chongqing Natural Gas Group told Xinhua Net: "We are doing what we can to solve the problem by increasing production.

"In the meantime, I'm afraid the taxi drivers will just have to wait patiently if they want natural gas."
fuel Queue

Chinese eat live fish in YouTube video

Chinese diners eat live fish in YouTube video

Animal rights campaigners have criticised the Chinese over their extreme eating habits after a video of diners eating a live fish became a hit on the internet.

The film, in which a part-fried fish is shown breathing and wriggling on a plate as it is being slowly eaten alive in a restaurant, has been posted on the video-sharing website YouTube.

In order to keep the carp alive chefs cook its body but wrap its head in a wet cloth to keep it breathing, before covering it in sauce and serving in on a plate.

The YouTube video shows diners, who are laughing and joking, prodding the fish while it is still moving, before picking it apart with chopsticks.

Peta, the animal rights group, called the video, which had more than 120,000 views on YouTube in a week, "disgusting".

A spokesperson said: "Every decent person should be shocked when anyone mocks or abuses a helpless dying animal."

It is not the first time that the Chinese have been criticised for their extreme eating habits.

Reports have claimed some restaurants offer monkey's brains. Other dishes include rats, dogs, snakes, lizards and baby mice.

Last month Stephen Fry was criticised by the Chinese embassy after he singled out the Chinese culture as being the biggest threat to some endangered species.

“It is not very pleasant for us to single out a culture, but, if you care about lions and tigers and whales and sharks, it is the Far East and the way they eat, or the way they attempt to cure themselves, that seems to be the biggest threat," he said.

A spokesman at the Chinese embassy responded: “I don’t think it is fair to accuse other cultures of having certain negative habits and traditions.

“We have our traditions, as the Spanish have bullfighting, and you, until recently, had foxhunting. We did not criticise you or the Spanish for this. Tiger bones for traditional medicine are now banned, to the suffering of the Chinese industry.

Update:- View Chinese eat live fish in YouTube video

Face Drawing tutorials Face

Would you like to get some tips on how to draw a face? What about watching how-to tutorials?

While searching YouTube.com we’ve found a lot of video tutorials on drawing human faces.
Below you’ll find the most comprehensive of them.

As a child you could draw a lot of faces as you saw them with your own eyes and your simple
understanding of details and proportions. And today we suggest you to watch 11 video tutorials and learn how to draw a human face properly. If you don’t mind this, then start watching and improve your drawing skills.

Tutorial 01 : How to Draw A Face in 8 steps

Sketching a Face- Basic Proportions

Face Tutorial

How to draw the face

a step by step for ppl who keep asking me to tell them but it is seriously not that hard

How to draw a human face

steps to drawing a human face

Drawing: Front View Male Head

How to draw a human face (Female)

How to draw a sexy female face, real time, audio (Part 1)

Learn how to draw a sexy female face and head using the perfect square method.

Get the face perfect each and every time.

How to draw a sexy female face, real time, audio (Part 2)

How to draw a sexy female face, real time, audio (Part 3)

How to draw a sexy female face, real time, audio (Part 4)

We hope you’ve enjoyed the video tutorials that teach how to draw a face. Also, we hope you’ve learnt a lot. If so welcome back for more drawing tutorials.

world's first images coelacanth baby fish Scientists have captured the world's first images of a baby coelacanth - an extremely rare type of fish known as a 'living fossil'.

Japanese marine researchers have found and successfully filmed the young fish at a depth of 528ft in Manado Bay off Sulawesi Island, Indonesia.

Video footage shows the 12.6-inch coelacanth, coloured blue with white spots, swimming slowly among rocks on the seabed for about 20 minutes.

Researchers used a remotely operated, self-propelled vehicle to film this rare baby coelacanth

As far as we know, it was the first ever video image of a living juvenile coelacanth, which is still shrouded in mystery,' said Masamitsu Iwata, a researcher at Aquamarine Fukushima in Iwaki, northeast of Tokyo.

Scientists hope the discovery will shed light on the habitat and breeding habits of coelacanths.

The researchers used a remotely operated, self-propelled vehicle to film the coelacanth, which appeared to be newly born, Iwata said.

A similar-sized juvenile was once discovered in the belly of a pregnant coelacanth. It is believed that their eggs hatch inside the female and the young fish are fully formed at the time of birth.

Coelacanths are commonly regarded as having evolved little from prehistoric times and were thought to be extinct until a living specimen was discovered in 1938 off the coast of southern Africa.

twins Krishna and Trishna separated For the first time in their young lives, orphaned twin sisters joined at the head are lying in individual beds after a incredible 29 hour operation to separate them.

Krishna and Trishna, whose mother died during childbirth in Bangladesh nearly three years ago, were given only a 50 per cent chance of surviving the Melbourne operation without brain damage.

The toddlers have a 25 per cent chance of making it through without any harm at all - and there was also the strong possibility that one or both could die.

But after a team of 16 surgeons, assisted by anaesthetists, nurses and other medical staff had worked around the clock in rotation, the Royal Children's Hospital head of surgery, Mr Leo Donnan, stepped from the operating theatre to announce with a smile: 'They have been successfully separated.'
Krishna and Trishna

Trishna (L) and Krishna (R), the Bangladeshi set of twins joined at the head before the operation to separate them

The dangerous operation had taken nearly 13 hours longer than anticipated - including 27 hours to separate the little girls, aged two years and 11 months, and a further two hours of work by plastic surgeons to seal the ensuing holes in their heads.

And although Mr Donnan said there was 'still is a long way to go' with the girls having a 'very difficult time ahead of them,' he said that the way the operation had gone was an historic moment for the hospital and for the twins 'an even more historic moment.'

The twins had come to the attention of a Melbourne-based organisation, Children First Foundation, which arranged for them to be flown to Australia for an operation that could give them a new start in life - if successful.

After weeks of careful planning, studying X-rays and monitoring the children's daily health and behaviour, the medical teams arranged their working hours, fully aware that the task ahead would not be easy.

The Royal Children's Hospital surgical team operate to separate twins Krishna and Trishna

Leo Donnan (C), chief of surgery at Royal Children's Hospital, speaks to the media after Australian doctors successfully separated the twins

On Monday Krishna and Trishna were anaesthetised and placed faced down on two adjoining operating tables. Plastic surgeons stepped forward to open up the skin and then neurosurgeons carefully opened a small area in the skull.

This 'window' allowed surgeons to insert their instruments to separate the brain tissue and blood vessels at the back of the girls' heads.

Next the twins were carefully lifted and turned over so they were face up, enabling surgeons to complete the separation of the skulls.

Bone had to be severed and connecting tissue separated.

Finally, for the first time, the twins were able to be moved apart and two teams of plastic surgeons set to work sealing the holes in their skulls.

'This is a once-in-a-lifetime operation that teams would do,' said Mr Donnan, adding that the mood inside the operating theatre, where every minute was filled with tension, had changed after the separation.

'It's been a very nice stage to move into,' he said.

And there had been concerns, with problems occurring with Krishna's kidney, but when that crisis eased everyone, according to plastic surgeon Tony Holmes, 'was particularly optimistic and excited.'

He explained there had been a great deal of preparatory work before the operation could even begin.

'There's a lot of mucking around at the beginning of an operation like this,' said Mr Holmes.

'It's mainly for positioning and getting all the tubes right so there's no pressure on the eyes, no kinks in the tubes.'

Mr Holmes and another plastic surgeon, Andrew Greensmith stripped back the skin and that allowed neurosurgeons to create a one inch by seven inch window in the skull so that surgeons Wirginia Maixner and Alison Wray could separate blood vessels and brain matter.

Later the plastic surgeons came back to the girls, closing the brain lining and skulls with artificial caps and closing the skin.

The twins are now in intensive care. It will be weeks before it is known if the operation has been 100 per cent successful - but surgeons said they were remaining optimistic

Woman marries dead boyfriend

French woman marries boyfriend one year after he died

A woman in France has married her boyfriend of six years - a year after he died.

Magali Jaskiewicz and Jonathan George had planned to wed at their local town hall in November 2008, but he was killed just two days before the ceremony in a motorcycle accident.

Ms Jaskiewitz, 32, used a little-known section of the French civil code that allows posthumous marriages if all the formalities for the wedding were completed before one of the partners died, including the setting of a date.

She proved to officials that she and Mr George had been living together since 2004 and that they shared a bank account.

She also provided a photo of the wedding dress she had bought to wear to their wedding.

Standing alone in the aisle at the town hall, she was "married" to Mr George at a ceremony attended by 30 family members and friends in the village of Dommary-Baroncourt, in eastern France, on Saturday.

Around ten posthumous marriages are carried out each year in France, French interior ministry officials said.

Hottest Famous Mother-Daughter

Goldie Hawn – Kate Hudson

Hollywood is not for want of beautiful women, or iconic show business families. There are however, much fewer attractive mother-daughter combinations than one would likely imagine. While we all know the more popular ones, there are some surprising examples, found when this topic was further investigated. Baring in mind, some of these women have passed (away or their prime), this list has been compiled to present the most beautiful mother-daughter combinations in Hollywood, even if their hotness was short-lived or long-gone.

Peggy Lipton – Rashida Jones

Lisa Bonet – Zoe Kravitz

Bebe Buell – Liv Tyler

Marcheline Bertrand – Angelina Jolie

Susan Sarandon – Eva Amurri

Janet Leigh – Jamie Lee Curtis

Demi Moore – Rumer Willis

Janet Jones – Paulina Gretzky

Bianca Jagger – Jade Jagger

Jerry Hall – Elizabeth Jagger

Colleen Farrington – Diane Lane

Pearl Lowe – Daisy Lowe

Lion Opens the Door of Toyota

couple visiting an African safari park got a nasty scare when a lion sidled up to their car and calmly opened the back door

The couple had thought they were safe inside the white Toyota while touring through the Lion Safari Park in Johannesburg, South Africa, the Daily Mail reports.

But the 135kg lion surprised the pair by gripping a backseat door handle between its teeth and yanking the door open.

According to one witness, the white Toyota sat motionless for several seconds as the lion and the pair eyed each other off.

The driver hit the accelerator moments later but the lion gave chase, keenly pursuing the car all the way to the gates.

A park employee finally managed to distract the animal by throwing a large stone.

British tourist Richard Holden said he was stunned as he watched the saga unfold from a vehicle nearby.

"They must have been panicking because they didn't drive off straight away," Mr Holden told the newspaper.

"If that had been me, I would have hit the gas."

He said visitors had been warned to lock their doors and windows before entering the reserve.

Park staff said the lion presented little danger as all animals there were well fed.

When Celebrities Lost Their Virginity

When Celebrities Lost Their Virginity

The “first time” is hardly ever the best time, but it is always a milestone. Often, this information is a closely guarded secret shared between select friends and lovers, but we’re dealing with celebrities here!

Shaolin Monks Run Surface of the Water

You got to believe it that you do not need to be a shaolin monk to learn secret shaolin martial art. Two brothers from China, practises running on water for the past 5 years by learning this secret tricks right from the Internet. They recently succeeded and make headline on newspaper.

Shaolin Monks

Celebrity Boobs BRA SIZES Revealed

Pam Anderson, DD

Though the former Playboy playmate and Baywatch star, 42, received a breast reduction in 1999, it didn't take long for Anderson to go back under the knife to restore her famous DD bra size.

Tyra Banks, 34DD

The supermodel and talk show host, 35, maintained her 34DD bust even after losing nearly 30 pounds."I feel good about my curves and my imperfections -- my booty, my boobs, my thighs -- I embrace it all," she says.

Jessica Simpson, DD

"Jessica never tries to be sexy. She just is sexy," the 29-year-old singer's dad, Joe, told GQ of his oldest daughter. "If you put her in a T-shirt or you put her in a bustier, she’s sexy in both. She’s got double D's!

Dolly Parton, DD

Parton, 63, had to postpone her 2008 North American concert tour under a doctor's orders to rest her sore back, which resulted from the weight of her DD breasts. "You lug these around and see
if your back don't hurt!" the country singer Tweeted.

Angelina Jolie, 36C

Jolie, 34, admitted that she pumped up her bust -- using prosthetics -- while filming 2001's action flick Lara Croft: Tomb Raider.
"I'm a 36C. Lara, she's a 36D. It was like having a padded bra," she has said of the enhancement. "But no, I am not flat chested anyway."

Heidi Montag, 32C

The Hills star, 23, who wore a skimpy white bikini on the cover of September's Playboy, says she went "shopping for boobs"
before her 2007 augmentation. "I wanted the best, so I sat down and flipped through a bunch of Playboys
[for inspiration]," she revealed to the magazine. "Those girls are hot!

Heidi Klum, C

Though she's sitting out this year's Victoria's Secret Fashion show, the mom of four, 36, has donned three "Fantasy" multi-million dollar bras for the annual runway walk. "I've got great knockers!"
Klum once gushed in a TV commercial for the event.

Christina Aguilera, E

The singer, 28, who welcomed son Max in January 2008, revealed that bigger bustline came from breast-feeding.
"It's kind of hilarious! I've never fit into an E-cup before," she tells Us. "I look at
my husband and go, 'Guess what size this bra is?'"

Scarlett Johansson, C

In 2008, Johansson saw first-hand how her breasts were received, when E! red carpet host Isaac Mizrahi groped her live on-camera.
"It was definitely in poor taste," Johansson, 24, later told the L.A. Times. "Someone who
I have never met before fondle[d] me for his own satisfaction."

Catwalk Fails When Models fall

Catwalk Fails When Models fall

Here is a compilation of models falling on the catwalk.It’s not easy to walk on high heels shoes and it’s common that models fall because of it. Pretty embarrassing but they don’t give up.Most of them stay pro and keep on doing their work, some with their shoes, others without

Night Clubs for Overweight People

Night Clubs for Overweight People

Do you have an overweight body?? don’t be shy.. now you can join the special night club which is dedicated for an overweight person.

California nightclubs "Club Bounce" and "The Butterfly Lounge" opened their doors to people who may not feel comfortable in other night clubs because of their weight. Club Bounce is couple blocks from the Pacific Ocean, with its flashing lights, friendly atmosphere and wall-rattling hip-hop sounds, caters specifically to fat people. These are big, big people, all dressed to the nines and many tipping the scales at 250, maybe 300 pounds.

These clubs are still a novelty and they can be counted on the fingers of one hand, but their popularity is high. Visitors like the fact that no one stares at them and they can dance without fear of being watched and judged.

London skyline recreated fruit and veg A photographer has recreated London's iconic skyline using 26 different types of fruit and vegetables, with stunning results.

Carl Warner and a team of five model makers spent three weeks crafting the edible panorama and series of landmarks to promote healthy eating.

In the image some of the world's most famous buildings are given a fruity twist and constructed from hundreds of pieced of fruit and veg - all painstakingly glued together.
London skyline

Edible city: London's skyline has been recreated using fruit and veg as part of a promotional campaign

The Houses of Parliament are built from a mix of asparagus, green beans and runner beans which are subtly mixed with baby sweetcorn to depict the intricate stonework.

The Gherkin, found in the Square mile, is cunningly crafted out of two types of melon and embedded with green beans to highlight its renowned spiralling glass frames.

While Nelson's column is cleverly made from a cucumber, baby courgettes and a carrot with a monkey nut and almond stuck on to it.

Other high profile London landmarks given a makeover include The London Eye which has green beans as spokes and its pods carefully crafted out of baby plum tomatoes.

London skyline

Fruity twist: London's Tower Bridge made from runner beans, celery, pineapple and Shredded Wheat

Good enough to eat: The London Eye made from radishes, runner bean, rhubarb and a lemon

The Thames-side lamp posts are also included having being made from onions wrapped in vanilla pods for the lamps, asparagus for the posts and mackerel for the ornate fish plinths.

The spire on St Paul's Cathedral has been constructed from roundels of carrot, yellow and green courgette and baby leeks.

The famous dome designed by Christopher Wren in the 17th century, has been made using a melon, while the impressive columns have been crafted out of baby sweetcorn.

Roopa Gulati from the Good Food channel, the company who commissioned the work, said the image was incredible.

She said: 'This is a stunning image has quite literally transformed the London skyline with good food proves that fun with food in a creative and light-hearted way is the way forward'.

$1 million Bugatti Veyron Crash

An American millionaire has blamed a low-flying pelican for crashing his million-dollar Bugatti Veyron into a lagoon.

Texan Andy House had only just taken delivery of the supercar and was on a test drive when he skidded off a road.

He told cops that he had dropped his mobile phone and after picking it up had been startled by a low-flying pelican sending him careering into the water.

The car, which is named after a Grand Prix racing driver of the mid-20th century, is claimed to be the world’s fastest production car and is one of only 15 in the US.

Andy escaped unhurt in the crash, which is more than can be said for his beloved car which is a write-off.

The crash is fast becoming an internet hit after it was caught on camera by a passing motorist who has posted the footage on YouTube.