I can't seem to think of a better architectural design for Vietnam than the V-shaped VietinBank Business Centre. I don't think I should have to explain the 'why' of that statement.
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Sunday, October 24, 2010
Obama Wants You to Know It Gets Better
If you've been a victim of bullying, Barack Obama wants you to know it gets better.
Obama took time out of his busy schedule to tape a PSA for the Gets Better Project, and had great words of encouragement.
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Obama took time out of his busy schedule to tape a PSA for the Gets Better Project, and had great words of encouragement.
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Whites & nudes
Posted in Fashion » Fashion Blog » Fashion Pictures » street styleThis is precisely the sort of lace dress that fits for 2010 / 2011: high quality and detailed with a scalloped hem. The Chanel bag and heavy brown belt work perfectly, though if you wanted to make the look even more sophisticated we'd recommend swapping the cardigan for a tailored cropped jacket or blazer.
Entire Article: Read it by clicking Whites & nudes.Tags: nude heels,brown belt,Chanel bag,chain bag,quilted bag,cream,white
Entire Article: Read it by clicking Whites & nudes.Tags: nude heels,brown belt,Chanel bag,chain bag,quilted bag,cream,white
ATV-Inspired Concept Cars - Hexagon from Andrea Spaggiari Has a Design Ahead of Its Time (GALLERY)
I am almost at a loss for words when I see 'Hexagon' from Andrea Spaggiari. I've seen my fair share of concept cars before, but none of them have looked quite like this.
'Hexagon' from Andrea Spaggiari…
'Hexagon' from Andrea Spaggiari…
Feminine Fella Photography - 'Un Garcon' from Mariya Sabotinova Shows the Soft Side of Male Fashion (GALLERY)
Maria Sabotinova knows that people get tired of seeing the same old male fashion photoshoots, so she decided to mix things up with 'Un Garçon.' 'Un Garçon' is all about male fashion with a feminine twist.…
What I've Learned: Representative John Lewis (D, Ga.)
John Lewis on the passage of the Voting Rights Act, growing up in Alabama, the racism of the '60s, and what's right about Capitol Hill
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