Lamborghini Reventon

Brian records Lamborghini Reventon #3 out of 20 ever produced. This is the most exclusive, most expensive, and one of the most legendary Lamborghinis to come out of the Lamborghini Factory in Sant' Agata Italy. The video shows every square inch of the car, interior, exterior, engine, wheels, etc. This car is selling for $2.5 Millions USD at Silicon Valley Auto Group in Northern California. 10 out of 20 reside in the USA Be sure to watch in high quality mode. Enjoy my video on this legendary Raging Bull ;) Technically 21 units, one is in the Lamborghini Museum...20 were purchasable.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uOUm1Nyh_xg&hl=en

Diablo 3 WizardTrailer High affection & Full version

Diablo 3 WIZARD Trailer & Gameplay High quality & Full version



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbIRe5vq6ZY&hl=en

Jennifer's Body DVD Release

Jennifer's Body was recently released on DVD December 29th. I admit, I didn't feel it was worth seeing on the big screen, but I was pleasantly surprised by this movie. I have a new appreciation for Megan Fox in her first starring role. She's OK in transformers, but everyone knows she's so famous and people love her because of her undeniable sex appeal. Also, congrats to Amanda Seyfried, she's gorgeous and her ability to express her emotional range in her roles is amazing.

I mean, really, this movie is about a hot high school cheerleader who gets turned into a vampiresque-demon after a run in with an indie band that practices witchcraft. They take her against her will and attempt to kill her, but... the spell goes all wrong, because Jennifer lied about being a virgin! Uh-oh. Now she must eat the flesh and drink the blood of boys to survive and maintain her beauty. Now her best friend, oddly named Needy, who is a little nerdy and not as popular (all due to the glasses and a ponytail) must figure out how to stop her from killing all of the towns boys before she sets her eyes on her boyfriend Chip.

I love the dialogue, it's too funny. Being hot is referred to as being "salty" and being jealous is being "jello". I can see teen girls using these catch phrases all around school after this. Really, when Needy faces off against Jennifer, Jennifer says, "Don't be such a player hater!" Classic. Seriously, even Roger Ebert was surprised by this movie. You expect it to be another cheesy, slasher, teen horror flick, yet, it's so much more. It's also produced by Diablo Cody, the same person who did Juno. Rent it, or buy it today!

Diablo 2 - Cinematic 2 - Desert Journey

Cinematic to secound act, on Diablo 2.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w90dvMk4HvI&hl=en

Used Jaguar - A Great Choice For a Classic Car

Purchasing a vehicle is a big decision, especially when selecting a luxury vehicle. It is best to purchase the vehicle from a reputable dealer, where the vehicle has been properly checked out before being offered for sale. There are many types of luxury vehicles available today, but the Jaguar is definitely a classic. Purchasing a Used Jaguar is a great option if someone wants a luxury vehicle, but a new model isn't in their budget. Before deciding on which one to buy, check around at different dealerships to compare pricing, as well as which models may be available.

Vehicle maintenance is very important. When purchasing a used vehicle, make sure the previous owner kept up with all the periodic maintenance, otherwise you may be faced with mechanical problems later on down the road after buying the vehicle. If the purchase is being made through a dealer, they should have all of that information and the previous owner's records. Also when purchasing a Used Jaguar, it is good to find out whether the vehicle has ever been in an accident. Vehicles that have been in accidents may have problems that are not cosmetic, and not initially seen when examining the vehicle.

When selecting a used vehicle, it is always best to shop around to find out not only what vehicles are available, but which dealer is offering the best prices. Visiting several dealerships is key in finding the right car at the right price, and there would be a better chance for a great deal when buying a Used Jaguar. No one wants to just settle for a car, especially when selecting a luxury vehicle. Even if the customer has to drive a little further to compare prices and find a wider variety of models, it is definitely worth the time and effort to do so.

Choosing a luxury vehicle is an important decision. The Jaguar is a beautiful car, and there are several styles from which to choose. For the customer that wants quality at an affordable price, buying a Used Jaguar is a great choice. Before making the final decision, shop around at different dealers for the best price, and make sure the car has been properly serviced and hasn't been in any accidents. This will help you find a quality vehicle for the best deal possible. By choosing your used vehicle carefully, you'll spend many years enjoying the quality and comfort of your Jaguar.

Veteran Business Loans - What Percentage Must Be Veteran-Owned?

To qualify under the Patriot Express loan program, 51% of the business must be veteran-owned, including widows or spouses of a veteran. This is simple to calculate if the veteran owns the business 100%. But what about other situations? Here are some of the examples that may apply:

• A veteran owns 51% with the other 49% owned by a non-veteran. This is acceptable.

• No one veteran owns 51% but a combination equals that percentage. For example, Fred has a 20% interest and John has a 31% interest, both veterans. This would be acceptable.

• Fred is a veteran and his wife Judy is interested in opening a beauty salon. Even though she is not a veteran, as long as she is the lawful spouse, she can make the application 100% because she may qualify "stand alone" due to her marriage status.

• In the same example above, Fred and Judy may be on the application as 50% each. This is because either of them alone would qualify for the program.

• Hank is not a veteran but his father is. His father may make the application as 51% but he cannot act solely as a co-signer. The father must have some active participation in the business, even though the day-to-day operations are managed by Hank.

Bear in mind that only 20% or more owners of the business fill-out and sign the application. So, for example, if a person only has a 15% interest, they would not be guaranteeing the loan or be part of the loan process.

So, what exactly are these loans? They are under the U.S. Patriot Express program. They are small business loans exclusively for veterans, reservists, and their spouses and widows. The funding does not come from government sources, but solely from private lenders who are licensed under the SBA. In other words, private lenders disburse the money and they are licensed and supervised by the Small Business Administration. Because the U.S. Government covers any bank losses upon default, there is more incentive for the lenders to make the loans in the first place.

Paperwork is specifically devised to be quick and simple, with no tax returns, business plans, or financials. The interest rate is also federally regulated, and is currently only 7.75% or principal and interest of $60.00 per month for every $5,000 borrowed. The loan amount amounts are typically between $5,000 and $25,000. And now some good news: There are actually lenders who are funding under this program currently.

Classic Car Restoration - A Challenging Hobby

Classic car restoration is a hobby that requires know-how, creativity and patience to turn an old beater into a gorgeous show-stopper. Cars that were made a lifetime ago require special care and upkeep. Rather than letting them sit in the barn and rust, most classic vehicles need repairs, attention and a lot of TLC.

Since most daily driver vehicles today are computerized and made from corrosion-resistant metals and/or fiberglass, and even carbon-fiber in some cases, classic vehicle restoration projects often require hard-to-come-by body parts for inside and out. This is especially true for cars whose manufacturers are no longer in business. Many vintage car owners are forced to scab together parts, modify generic replacement replicas or get lucky and find usable pieces from other enthusiasts. Once the car lover has the parts, it can be tricky to maintain or install, even working on the basics.

While many car parts were standardized in the 1940s, '50s and '60s, the dealerships often exchanged optional and even stock features among different cars on their lots in order to make a sale. Air conditioners, for example, often arrived in the back seat in mid-'60s cars. The dealership mechanics would do the installation. If a customer wanted a/c on a car that didn't have it, the dealer would remove it from another and add the option to the sales price, complete with on-site installation. Fixing an a/c unit today without completely modifying the entire system is impossible due to Freon issues and wiring problems.

While finding car parts is hard enough, fixing them or installing them is even trickier when one is not well-versed in the inner workings of that particular vehicle. From carburetors to wheel bearings, step-by-step instructions are crucial to getting the car started and moving versus leaving it in the barn. Repair manuals and do-it-yourself restoration guides are the most reliable ways to lay the groundwork for any auto project, especially the classics. While they may come with the car from a benevolent seller, they are hard to find in regular bookstores or the public library. In most cases, they are no longer published and can only be found on websites where online car repair manuals are sold or at swap meets for car enthusiasts. Without the bible for the car's inner workings, completing a restoration is difficult, if not impossible.

Chilton repair manuals can be found online, as well as Bentley or Haynes auto repair manuals. Even the most knowledgeable car buff can be stumped when it comes to classic cars. Internet forums can be helpful as well, especially when the vehicle makes noises of unknown origin that you can't seem to pinpoint. It is most helpful to find a website catering to the same make as the project vehicle. For example, classic Chevy lovers will be more able to help the owner of a Chevrolet vehicle, than a Mopar or Ford owner. The risk with this is that while they mean well, sometimes the advice is sketchy or incorrect.

While classic car restoration can be a fun hobby, it is most satisfying for those with a lot of know-how, mechanically inclined friends or a vehicle that has already been restored and needs only minimal upkeep.