vivadespot: December 2011

Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Victoria Secret Models 2011

With year's end fast approaching and cold weather at our door, that can only mean one thing: it's time for the Victoria's Secret models to parade the runway in extravagant lingerie. Tonight, the 2011 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show airs on CBS at 9 p.m. and everyone gets to see some of the most beautiful women in the world at their very best. Before you tune in, get familiar with the new girls and revisit your favorites on our list of The 25 Hottest Victoria's Secret Models of all time.

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Funny Snowman

Funny Christmas snowman pictures. There is something particularly charming, about the way that the photographer has captured these snowmen.

David Cox created the world's smallest snowman at the National Physical Laboratory in West London. Even at his fattest this tiny snowman is less than the width of a human hair. David created the structure from two tin beads, which he usually employs to calibrate his electron microscope lenses. He used platinum to weld the tiny blobs to form the snowman. He then focused an ion beam to carve the eyes and smile. Lastly he used another blob of platinum for the nose.