
Monday, October 11, 2010
Menu Wine Accessories Set with Holder

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Gordon & MacPhail Mortlach 70-Year-Old Whisky

Gordon & MacPhail is a family-owned Scottish spirit and wine producer and after decades of anticipation they have finally revealed their quintessential 70-year-old scotch. The Gordon & MacPhail Mortlach 70 Years Old Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky is touted as the oldest whiskey in the wolrd. It’s a fresh and fruity, 92-proof whiskey with rare waxy and smokey attributes. The container is rare itself; it’s a tear-shaped, hand-blown crystal bottle and sterling-silver topper and sits on a silver based for display and comes in a handmade Brazilian rosewood box. Avialable in 200ml and 700ml. $3,720 – $14,880.

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Sunday, October 10, 2010
Armand De Brignac Champagne


The maker of the best champagne brings you three notable and delicious Champagnes. Armand de Brignac Champagne is rated to be the best in the world according to some renowned wine critics. The set is composed of Brut Gold, a complex and full bodied champagne with floral and fruity notes; Rose, made of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay with fresh fruits; Chardonnay Blanc de Blancs, a light and dry pure Chardonnay with vanilla and citrus fruits. The beautiful gift set is a perfect give away to newly married couples. $345.


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Saturday, October 9, 2010
Channel - J12 Marine Watch


The CHANEL Collection of J12 fashion watches has quickly become the most popular watch offering from th
e celebrated fashion house. To celebrate the tenth anniversary of the watch's launch, CHANEL has introduced the elegant J12 Marine Watch.
An authentic diving watch, the J12 Marine is taking the aesthetic appeal of the J12 Watch Collection one step further into the depths of the sea. Cleverly incorporated into the aquatic theme, the official J12 website places the watch in its natural habitat, complete with a deep blue sea background and oxygen bubble accents. Even the type flows as smoothly as the waves of the watery deep, giving viewers an interactive underwater experience.
The newly celebrated J12 Marine is inspired by maritime symbols, becoming a necessary nautical instrument in itself. It is available in two sizes and three versions in classic CHANEL colors: black, white and blue. Like the other watches in the J12 Collection, the J12 Marine is elegant ceramic, making it a welcome addition to the stylish J12 family.
Like all of the CHANEL Watch Collections, the J12 Marine is carefully crafted with special attention given to each detail and facet of the timepiece’s design. Each piece features a sand-blasted, high-tech ceramic and steel case with engraved decoration. The steel bezel rotates unidirectionally. It is notched for a graduated 60-minute read and marked by a luminescent marker at 12 o'clock. The crystal is sapphire with a blue anti-reflective coating on the internal and external faces.
Water-resistant up to a depth of 300 meters, the black lacquered dial offers luminous visibility even in the depths of the sea. The self-winding, mechanical Swiss movement has a 42-hour power reserve and is capable of giving an hour, minute and second hand reading time and date on the bezel. For comfort, the matte rubber strap has openings to allow water to pass through, and the composite material makes the J12 Marine highly resistant to water, shocks, scratches and ultraviolet rays. The elegant finishing touches: an ardillon buckle in polished and satin-finish steel, engraved with CHANEL and a caseback with an engraved decoration celebrating the J12 Marine.
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Thursday, October 7, 2010
Animals At In The Brookfield Zoo Try To Beat The Summer Heat

Heehee... so cute. Take a picture 1st.
Woo ... Cool ...

Hello !!!




Hudson the polar bear cools off with a swim in the Great Bear Wilderness exhibit

Grizzly bear !!!

A grizzly bear cools off with a swim in the Great Bear Wilderness exhibit

A bison cools off in a sprinkler at the Brookfield Zoo
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Monday, September 27, 2010
Three New Penguins Make Their Way To Penguin Island Exhibit At SF Zoo

Dressed in a penguin costume, five year-old Aaron Larson (R) and his mother Tina Cole (L) watch as a group of Magellanic penguin chicks pass by as they walk to their new home on Penguin Island at the San Francisco Zoo August 10, 2010 in San Francisco, California. The three Magellanic penguin chicks were born earlier this year and have been raised behind-the-scenes at the Avian Conservation Center before they were released onto the Island. A colony of 44 penguins reside on the Island.


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Adelaide Panda Funi Celebrates First Australian Birthday

Funi the Panda enjoys eating her birthday cake to celebrate her first Australian birthday at Adelaide Zoo on August 23, 2010 in Adelaide, Australia. Funi, meaning 'Lucky Girl', turns four years old today. Funi, who shares an enclosure with Wang Wang, are the only Giant Pandas in the Southern Hemisphere and the first to live permanently in Australia.
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Lamborghini Reventón Model

This is for those who missed out on the limited-edition Lamborghini Reventón, that costs a whopping €1 million! It’s a 1:10 scale RC car that looks exactly like the real thing, that’s packed with features that are not available in the production models. Built by De Agostini, it features a two-stroke, 3cc petrol engine, a two-speed transmission, a four-wheel drive, and independent suspension with hydraulic shocks and disc brakes to keep the car on track. It’s pretty obvious that this car won’t hit a top speed of 211 mph, but it will fulfill your dreams of getting your hands on a Lamborghini Reventon in a small way. Unfortunately the actual price has not been confirmed as well as its release date, but production will be limited to 65 units only.

DESCRIPTIONS:
- Brand new 1:18 scale diecast model of Lamborghini Reventon die cast car by Burago.
- Has steerable wheels.
- Brand new box.
- Rubber tires.
- Made of diecast with some plastic parts.
- Has plastic display stand with window box.
- Detailed interior, exterior, engine compartment.
- Dimensions approximately L-10.5, W-4, H-3 inches.
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Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Dom Romanee Conti 1997

Considered to be the most expensive wine in the world, Domaine Romanee Conti 1997 is a a French red Burgundy which smells of berries, spices and leather. Truly one of the most illustrious wines, it’s remarkably dark, and comes with flavors of soy sauce, flowers and licorice. Expensive, but definitely worth the cost. $5,588.
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