Thursday, March 29, 2012

Vida Guerra Hot Gallery

Vida Guerra (born March 19, 1974) is a Cuban-born American model, actress, and singer. Her first notable appearance was in the U.S. edition of FHM magazine in December 2002; since then, she has modeled for many other men’s magazines.

Born in Havana, Cuba, Guerra moved to the United States soon after, ending up in the town of Perth Amboy, New Jersey. While growing up, she entered several fashion shows modeling swim wear, and appeared in a few music videos.

You think you've met the perfect guy. He's sweet and sensitive, yet manly with a take-charge attitude. Now you're wondering if you should take things to the next level.
But before you get intimate with him, we suggest you look for these five signs that tell you if your guy will be able to keep you happy in bed.
He's a great kisser

If his kisses feel less like an intrusive oral examination and more like a soft, sensuous exchange, he's sure to be the kind of guy who likes to take it slow and nice in bed and not get too mechanical about things.

He's a good dancer

We're not talking about bumping and grinding here, that's just for hormone-charged teenagers. If your guy is the type who loves to slow dance with you, if he makes subtle moves that make you go 'Ooooh!', he's probably got a lot more to offer in the bedroom when shows off some of his other, less publicly acceptable, moves.

He can make you feel sexy

He treats you like a princess, and it's not just when he thinks he might get some action. If your guy showers you with adoring gazes, compliments and respects you, he'll be showing the same appreciation for your body when you finally sleep together.

He smells great

Sure, this one is superficial, but when you're under the covers, the last thing you want is the guy on top of you smelling like a pig. If you think he's got BO, you could get him your favorite male deo to be on the safe side.

He talks dirty…and is good at it

Most guys who do this only end up with their girlfriends laughing at them. If your man can whisper raunchy, sexy stuff in your ear that makes your toes curl, he should be able to do what he's talking about.

If he has all these traits, the man is for keeps. It's worth noting this guy's probably been around the block a few thousand times, so make sure he suits up.

Francoise Boufhal in a bikini is mind altering

With global stock markets heading for the best monthly performance since last July, gold has found it increasingly difficult to hold onto recent gains.

The MSCI World index which monitors stocks from around the world rose more than eight percent during July as better economic and corporate data helped sentiment. Consumer confidence readings are still on the low side which continues to indicate a bumpy recovery ahead. Robert Schiller, a well known professor at Yale University, sees the risk of a US double dip recession as being above 50 percent.

The positive sentiment from stocks, where more than 77 percent of companies in the S&P 500 Index reported earnings above expectations, helped drive the yield on corporate bonds to a six year low. This according to Bloomberg triggered a record USD 85.7 billion issuance of debt in July with investors snapping up the relative high yield compared to governments bonds.

The Reuters Jefferies CRB index rose 1 percent on the week and returned 4 percent in July, the best monthly performance since May 2009. Gains were recorded across different sectors. The best performing markets were sugar, coffee, wheat, natural gas and palladium with losses in other energies and gold pulling in the opposite direction.
The price of gold dropped below the May low and has come close to the important 200 day moving average support at 1,150. This is the level that many long term investors view as the level that needs to hold. The speculative long position on Comex has been reduced by 27 percent over the past three weeks and another reduction is expected this week. Meanwhile Gold held in Exchange Traded Funds also saw a reduction albeit only by one million ounces, a mere 1.5 percent of total known holdings.

The next couple of weeks will be very important as to the near term direction of gold. The worry is that a move below 1,150 could trigger a much larger correction than the 100 dollars seen so far. Supportive news this week was a pick-up in physical demand with jewelers taking advantage of the recent drop in the price of both gold and the dollar. The strength of the global recovery is still debatable as the Yen, often viewed as a safe haven, strengthen against the dollar and the euro.