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Monday, February 22, 2010

Extremely Hot Global Warming Ads

Diesel: Global Warming, New York

As you know that The effects of global warming could be seen all around the world because on deserts, water scarcity is becoming more severe, and on tropical countries summer season are being lengthened. These things occur because the atmosphere’s absorption capacity is enhanced by both natural and man-made global warming causes. Earth quakes, eruption and green house effects diminish the world balance and human activities continually add to pollution and environmental contamination. Now that we are already experiencing these unlikely effects, we should look out for the proper solutions of global warming. Lets see what Diesel is doing for global warming through “Global Warming Ready” campaign. More pix after the jump.

Diesel: Global Warming, Great Wall of China

Global Warming, Rushmore mountain

Diesel Global Warming, Venice

Diesel: Global Warming, North Pole

Diesel: Global Warming, Rio

Diesel: Global Warming, Paris

Diesel: Global Warming, London

Intimate Hot Closeups of Aishwarya Rai! Don't kiss the screen!

Noureen DeWulf (Indian-American Actress)

Noureen DeWulf is an Indian American actress born in New York City. Her parents are from Pune, India.

Noureen first came into the public spotlight as the star of the 2007 Academy Award winning short film West Bank Story.

She has appeared in movies like Ghosts of Girlfriends Past, The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard, American Dreamz, The Comebacks and Ocean's Thirteen.

Along with her big screen career, she played recurring roles on television's 90210 and Girlfriends, in addition to guest starring on Chuck, Numb3rs, Reno 911!, and CSI: NY. In 2009, she starred in the miniseries Maneater.

She is currently shooting for the movie The Back-Up Plan with Jennifer Lopez.

In 2007 Noureen ranked in Maxim Magazine?s Hot 100 as one of the most desirable women on the planet according to the magazine's readers. In 2009 she was listed in the Top 30 under 30 for Nylon magazine.