Kinky boots Chantelle finally beats Jordan at her own game

As Jordan is set to hang her party shoes up for good, it looks as though Big Brother's Chantelle Houghton has picked up where the former wildchild left off.

Leaving little to the imagination, Chantelle, who has made no secret of her admiration for Jordan, was pictured in a PVC black corset and thigh-high red boots to promote the launch of the London Motorcycle Show on Thursday.

After months of copying Jordan's style and persona, the ex-Celebrity Big Brother contestant has finally managed to outdo her at her own game, adopting a set of Jordan-like poses that would put even the glamour model to shame.

Copycat: Chantelle with a PVC outfit and sexy pose at the MCN London Motorcycle Show in London on Thursday (left) taking style tips from her inspiration Jordan, pictured in similar thigh-high boots (right)

With streaked hair, revealing outfit and of course, recently enlarged breasts, Chantelle has completed the copycat look leaving little doubt as to who she looks to for style tips.

Chantelle has already spent £4,000 on boosting her cleavage from a 32B to a bountiful 32DD, and now there's speculation she's also had collagen pumped in her lips.

The former Paris Hilton look alike lined up for plastic surgery following her split from Ordinary Boys frontman Preston last year.

Corset twins: Jordan (left) and Chantelle like to leave little to the imaginiation

Chantelle has said: "I love Jordan and what she's done in her life. I hope to achieve the same."

But Jordan, real name Katie Price, is now shying away from her famous look, replacing her brassy blonde hair with subtle brunette locks.

She also had a breast reduction in Los Angeles just before Christmas, going from a huge 32FF to a far more reasonable 32D.

She is also rumoured to have had a nose job during the stay.

Chantelle does Jordan...better than Jordan

Chantelle arrives at the show, with an umbrella almost as skimpy as her oufit

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Mizuki Horii(堀井美月) Japanese Sexy Idol

Name : Mizuki Horii(堀井美月)
Birth Date : April 21, 1986
Birth Place : Chiba, Japan
Height : 4'10"
Bust Size : H-cup
Measurements : B36 W21 H34

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Sin Lugar para Debiles

Sin Lugar para Débiles (No Country For Old Men, 2007) es una película dirigida por los hermanos Ethan y Joel Coen, siendo estelarizada por Tommy Lee Jones, Javier Bardem y Josh Brolin. El filme esta basado en la novela homónima de Cormac McCarthy publicada en el 2005. Un intercambio de droga por dinero en una planicie al oeste de Texas termina en un tiroteo entre los miembros de ambos bandos. Un cazador, Llewelyn Moss (Josh Brolin), llega posteriormente al sitio, donde todos han muerto salvo una persona, quien gravemente herida le pide un poco de agua. Moss no lleva líquidos, pero tras revisar el área se encuentra un portafolios con dos millones de dólares. El cazador se lleva el dinero a su domicilio, donde vive en compañía de su esposa, Carla Jean (Kelly Macdonald). De noche, motivado por su cargo de conciencia, Moss decide llevarle agua al herido, sólo para encontrarse con algunos narcotraficantes mexicanos, quienes acudieron al sitio para recuperar la droga y el dinero. Tras una persecución Moss es herido pero logra huir. Regresa a su casa y decide enviar a su esposa a casa de su suegra en otra ciudad. Moss toma otro rumbo, aunque desconoce que el portafolios contiene un transmisor de radio, lo que ocasionará ser perseguido por un despiadado asesino a sueldo, Anton Chigurh (Javier Bardem), quien no duda en eleminar a quienes lo contratron con tal de quedarse él mismo con el dinero. Armado con una pistola de émbolo oculto (utilizada para sacrificar ganado), Chigurh elimina a quien se le oponga en su camino, aunque tiene la extraña afición de apostar con una moneda a cara o cruz la vida de otras personas. El sheriff del condado, el veterano Ed Tom Bell (Tommy Lee Jones), no se encuntra muy interesado en investigar el caso de los narcotraficantes, pues se encuentra a punto de jubilarse. Moss se mueve de motel en motel, ocultando el dinero en los ductos de aire acondicionado, mientras Chigurh se abre paso volando las cerraduras de las puertas con su pistola neumática. La persecución llegará hasta la frontera con México, donde también intervendrá otro sicario, Carson Wells (Woody Harrelson). Un encuentro en un motel de El Paso pondrá en un mismo sitio a Moss, Chigurh, los narcotraficantes mexicanos e incluso el sheriff Bell. Al final Chigurh ubica a Carla Jean, a quien le apostará su futuro mediante un cara o cruz para luego huir de manera impune.

Un aspecto fundamental de Sin Lugar para Débiles es su apego a la novela original respecto a la suerte y el destino. Bardem le da vida a un memorable villano (Chigurh) mientras que Tommy Lee Jones encarna perfectamente a un lacónico oficial de la ley que ha perdido el interés en impartir justicia en tiempos tan violentos (ubicados en junio de 1980). Con escenas realmente violentas y un ritmo semi-lento de suspenso, Sin Lugar para Débiles destaca por las excelentes actuaciones de los actores, que dan vida a personajes diametralmente opuestos y con motivaciones distintas.

Sin Lugar para Débiles: *** (Buena)

Trash the Tux!

Big craze right now is to Trash the Dress! Get it all nasty, and take amazing photographs! But check this out! I think this HOT totally fab photographer is on to something, don't you? Check out Kara Pennington's website and blog for some great images!

How fun that a guy in his tux would start wake-boarding! Thanks Kara for capturing such a fun image! Your Rock!

International Science + Engineering Fair

Posted by Alan Eustace, Senior VP, Engineering

You aren't likely to find your standard potato battery project at the International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF), a project of the Society for Science & the People. Nor will you see many forced volcano eruptions. You're more likely to notice the 1,200 students from across the world coming together to share projects like "FDIS: A Fast Frequency Distribution Based Interpolation Search Algorithm" and "Probing for Cancer with Smart shRNA."

In 2010, the ISEF will return to Silicon Valley, bringing talented young minds together for innovative discussions and projects in San Jose. We're very pleased to be sponsoring this gathering, which will attract promising young minds from more than 40 nations. Since we're committed to engaging talented minds, we will be delighted to give this global community of future scientists the chance to meet and compete. Prizes on offer include more than three million dollars in awards and scholarships, in addition to opportunities for internships and scientific field trips.

It's no surprise that this has been called the "Olympics of science fairs" -- we're excited to see what the next generation of scientists and engineers has to offer! And you may wonder why we're telling you about this now, since 2010 seems far off. Budding scientists who want to compete have a lot to do between now and then. Read more about the participation process.

Flasback to the 80s!

Yup, welcome to the 80s! Everything was BIG! And strange, looking back, I can't believe my mom let me wear nougahide! I looked like a couch, with huge shoulder pads!

But the 80s for a wedding, well really it meant BIG as well. Lots of train, lots of veils, ruffles, tulle, sleeves, lots of crinoline, and just lots of shiney fabric. Brides wore hats with veils, and big hair, big curls, did I mention things were big?

Another big thing that happened in the 80s, was the BIG wedding of Princess Diana - that was when my love affair with weddings began. I remember waking up at 5AM and turning on my little Black and White television so quiet my parents couldn't hear and watching my princess marry her prince.

Dresses were big, flowers were beautiful long flowing layers of roses.

Lots of shiney fabric, almost to the point where you could see your reflection in the fabric.

And men, well, they look handsome, minus alllll that hair..
I think we've learned alot from our past, but first and foremost, I think we've all learned that marriage after all isn't about who can have a bigger wedding (literally or figuratively) it's about the marriage. The joining of two people lives forever and it doesn't matter what you wear, what your hair looks like (although it's fun to look back) it's about the love shared between two people and two very different lives, become one amazing life.