republik management studio: July 2009

Thursday, July 30, 2009

Dissolvable bikini row

A bikini that dissolves in water has outraged killjoy women's rights campaigners.

The saucy thong swimsuit - sold as the perfect present for dumped boyfriends - looks like a real bikini but disappears completely after just a few seconds in water.

Sellers in Germany bill the Get Naked costume as a chance for men to get their own back after a break-up.

But women's rights campaigner Rosmarie Zapfl stormed: "It is an absolute insult to women that this has been invented."

The dissolvable bikinis are being sold on the German revenge website www.racheshop.de with sizes 34 and 36 in a thong version and 38, 40 and 42 with bikini bottoms.

Montage2

ello.
montage preparations are undergoing.

thankyou to everyone who have participated despite being busy.

the latest photos are uploaded onto photobucket, as usual.
and im uploading all the old old stuff too, another 400 plus pics i think.

hm, i do hope you people would browse thru and tell me which ones u think are nice and ought to be considered.

there are i think 3300 photos, so im bound to miss some moments!
do tell me which ones are preferred ok!

lets hope to make some last memories.

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

School puts kids in harm's way

A government elementary school in Villupuram district of Tamil Nadu recently organized an event in which a motorcyclist rode over the outstretched hands of students lying on the ground and a plank placed over a girl exposing the children to serious harm.

The celebrations marked the birth centenary of the late chief minister K Kamaraj. It was meant to be a 'bravery show', but it resulted in gross violation of child rights, virtually putting them at risk of incurring serious injuries. The show began with a batch of students displaying their karate skills. Then came the shocking event. The incident evoked strong protests from child rights activists, who want the government to sensitize the teaching fraternity, particularly those in rural areas, on basic rights of children.

Ironically, the event was organized in consultation with the parents-teachers’ association of the municipality elementary school at Keezhperumpakkam in Villupuram on a day when a trust managed by the family of higher education minister K Ponmudy came forward to distribute free uniforms and stationery items to the students. It was the minister’s wife, present as chief guest, who stopped the school authorities from continuing their ‘daring stunts’. ‘‘After witnessing a couple of events, the minister’s wife directed us to stop the show. We abruptly ended the programme,’’ said parents-teachers’ association treasurer M Elangovan.

Headmaster Ramanujam, who took charge in December 2008, maintained that the event was organised with the unanimous consent of the parents-teachers' body.

Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Shocking:Boob jobs for 14-year-olds

Schoolgirls as young as 14 are desperate for boob jobs to boost their self-esteem, it emerged today.

Plastic surgeons in Russia say they are coming under increasing pressure from young teens to perform breast enlargements despite the fact that their bodies haven't stopped growing.

One youngster in St Petersburg begging for an operation said: "Without as least a C cup I can't do anything in my life."

More than 60 per cent of all boob jobs in Russia are now performed on women under 28, reports Komsomolskaya Pravda newspaper.

But while some clinics are treating as many as 20 teenagers every week, other surgeons are shocked by the pressure to operate on youngsters.

Cosmetic surgeon Dr Maksim Osin, from Moscow, said:"I would never undertake a plastic surgery on anyone younger than 18. Their body has not been formed yet."

Fight Video: Dany Bill vs Den Muangsurin

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tun73ZCRW_o

no images for this one folks

Monday, July 27, 2009

Celebrity Flaw - Madonna Veiny Arms

What the hell happened to Madonna? Why does she look like her skeleton's on the outside?

Somebody give this woman a hamburger, for the love of God!

MISS PLASTIC HUNGARY

Most beauty queens would go pale when asked about cosmetic surgery. But face lifts, breast implants or other "body work" are the requirements for contestants of the Miss Plastic Hungary pageant.

"Ever had plastic surgery to become beautiful? Are you proud of your body? Would you like to put yourself to the test?," says the website www.missplastichungary.hu which advertises the pageant, planned for October 9.

A Hungarian company is planning to stage the beauty contest, which it says is the first of its kind, for women who have had cosmetic surgery in a bid to do away with the stereotypes still attached to beauty operations in Hungary.

The contest is open to women aged 18-30 or above 30 in the "dame" category. More than 100 entrants have already signed up.

But a plain botox injection will not suffice.

"The entry requirement is a surgical procedure done under general or local anesthesia," said Reka Bodis, press director of the pageant.

"Unfortunately, people in Hungary are still rather negative about ladies who have had (cosmetic) surgery and there are also a lot of stereotypes going about," Bodis said. "We are not seeking to promote extremely large breasts and the like."

She said the idea first came up about 10 years ago, but back then the pageant could not take place for lack of what she called "sufficient material."

"In those days, there weren't that many beautiful girls who have had plastic surgery, but now we can almost say (the idea to have such a contest) is quite natural," Bodis said.

Affordable prices and the quality of service available at private clinics have recently made Hungary a popular destination for cosmetic surgery patients.

Medical tourism website Treatment Abroad, which caters to the needs of British clients, touts Hungary as offering "a range of excellent healthcare which visitors can take advantage of at a much lower price than in the UK."

It says a face or neck lift can cost around 5,000 sterling in Britain, whereas in Hungary it costs a mere 2,000 excluding flights and lodging.

While the Miss Plastic pageant is primarily aimed at Hungarian contestants, foreigners with a residence in Hungary may also apply.

"The whole thing is about harmony, that's what the contest seeks to emphasize," Bodis said.

"Let's not forget that there are ladies who have had new perspectives open up for them thanks to plastic surgery, who could get rid of their complexes with an operation and can now have a more complete life."

UPDATE:10 OCT 2009

Winners of the Miss Plastic Hungary beauty pageant, queen Reka Urban (centre), first runner-up Edina Kulcsar (right), and second-runner up Alexandra Horvath (left), smile together after the contest in Budapest, Hungary, Friday, October 9, 2009.

FINAL RESULTS: Click Here

More Update:
Mega boob implants caused Blonde Alexandra Horvath, 23 to trip over her high heels.

The silicone boob implants caused Alexandra to lose her balance as she tried to walk in her high heels

The favourite in this weekend's Miss Plastic beauty contest has been toppled - after her mega boob implants caused her to trip over her high heels.

Blonde Alexandra Horvath, 23, tore a ligament when she fell after passing the breast examination stage of the contest with flying colours.

Alexandra had joined 19 other finalists for the oddball contest to find the world's top plastic surgeon in Hungary where low prices and modern clinics attract tens of thousands of patients from all over the world every year.

The silicone boob implants caused Alexandra to lose her balance as she tried to walk in her high heels - tearing a ligament and ending up in hospital.

Alexandra had just got through the breast examination stage where the top docs had congratulated her proud surgeon Dr Tamas Rozsos on the lack of any surgical scars - and was demonstrating her superstar qualities on the catwalk when the accident happened.
She toppled over and tore a ligament in her foot. Onlooker Laszlo Feher said: "Everyone was admiring her bodywork and then she started to topple - no-one was near enough to reach her and she fall badly. She was taken to hospital by ambulance."

A pal said: "She had not got used to the extra weight on top and her new hair extensions got in her eyes - she just lost her balance and tore a ligament in her foot badly."

Saturday, July 25, 2009

Congratulations

Congrats to the York students who took part in Siam no. 1's challenging Blue grading:
Kevin, Leo, Kari, Arash and Mike
Also congratulations to G from XC

Ajahn Suchart and Kru Jen

The grading is a challenging test of physical fitness, basic Muay Thai technique and basic Thai culture. We expect great things from our new batch of advanced students.