Monday, May 10, 2010
Hey, I Just Found Out About India Reynolds!
And just think, all of this because folks think Elena Kagan is lesbian!
Saturday, June 29, 2013
Saturday, May 25, 2013
Saturday India Reynolds Blogging
At Egotastic!, "Photoshoot: India Reynolds Behind the Scenes with NUTS."
Nuts pic xx twitter.com/missireynolds/…
— India Reynolds (@missireynolds) May 18, 2013
Friday, September 27, 2013
Saturday, February 22, 2014
Saturday India Reynolds Blogging — #Rule5
At Egotastic!, "Thank God It’s Funbags! The Gloriously Hot India Reynolds Strips Down in the Boudoir for Hot Bodied Perfection."
Thursday, May 22, 2014
Sabine Jemeljanova and India Reynolds
At Egotastic!, "Sabine Jemeljanova Dives Into Battle with India Reynolds."
Saturday, September 28, 2013
Sunday, November 8, 2015
Saturday, July 27, 2019
Sunday, July 7, 2013
Who's the Most Kissable Nuts Girl?
Would love your vote :) >>> http://t.co/lvJPQWKD2V pic.twitter.com/cCldhd1jBK
— India Reynolds (@missireynolds) July 4, 2013
Sunday, December 22, 2013
Rule 5 Holiday Cheer — #Rule5
And ICYMI, "Rosie in Red, White, and Blue."
Plus, from our old standby, Pirate's Cove, "Sorta Blogless Sunday Pinup," and "If All You See……is horrible Bad Weather creating PVC clothing and plastic candy canes, you might just be a Warmist."
Over at Blackmailers Don't Shoot, "Rule 5 Friday, Inked Girls Edition," and "This Week in News, Politics and Rule 5."
Subject to Change has, "In the Kitchen."
More at Knuckledraggin', "Your Good Morning Girl."
At Randy's Roundtable, "Thursday Nite Tart: Sarah Mutch."
Now over at Odie's, "Deep Thought ~OR~ Rule 5 Woodsterman Style."
And at Camp of the Saints, "Rule 5 Christmas Countdown: 21-Dec-13."
Reaganite has the "★ 2013 Wardrobe Malfunction Awards ★."
At Diogenes' Middle Finger, "A Good Monday Morning."
Fan of Glamor brings some "Bath-time with Jodie Gasson."
In a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World has "The Friday Pin Up."
From Drunken Stepfather, "Steplinks of the Day."
And see Proof Positive, "Best of the Web* Linkaround," and "Friday Night Babe: Michelle Borth!"
See also the Hostages, "Big Boob Sunday."
At 90 Miles From Tyranny, "Morning Mistress," and "Hot Pick of the Late Night."
From Dana Pico, "Rule 5 Blogging: Estonia."
EBL has, "Turns out A&E may need Duck Dynasty more than Duck Dynasty needs A&E..."
A View from the Beach has, "Forecast: Light Obamacare Schadenfreude."
And at American Perspective, "Blamers Can't Stop Blaming (Pic)."
Goodstuff's has, "GOODSTUFF'S BLOGGING MAGAZINE (Twisted Christmas Issue)."
Soylent has, "Your Breakfast Buffet."
Now, from Daley Gator, "DaleyGator DaleyBabe Chloe Bennett."
Plus, at Barnorama, "Emily Ratajkowski Photos" (via Linkiest).
Over at Egotastic!, check out, "Miranda Kerr See-Through Lace Lingerie for Terry Richardson Shoot," and "Thank God It’s Funbags! Ali Rose on Roller Skates to Get Your Weekend Boogie On."
Finally, go to the Rule 5 blog-father's, the Other McCain, "FMJRA 2.0: Painkiller."
And drop your links in the comments if I've missed you and I'll get you linked up at the next roundup!
Saturday, September 8, 2012
Hot Shots Calendar 2013: Rosie Jones and India Reynolds
Friday, February 7, 2014
Sunday, April 17, 2016
Welcome to Today's Edition of Big Boob Friday
At the Hostages, "Big Boob Friday – Ummmm….. Yeah… Soooo…"
Also, from Dana Pico, "Rule 5 Blogging: Pulling the Trigger."
And at Pirate's Cove, "Sorta Blogless Sunday Pinup," and "If All You See……is evil leather which comes from cows which put out evil greenhouse gases and produce evil meat, you might just be a Warmist."
More, from 90 Miles From Tyranny, "Hot Pick of the Late Night."
At Egotastic!, "Lindsey Pelas and Brittny Gastineau Cleavy Clubbing in L.A."
Plus, some bonus India Reynolds for you, via Alison Webster on Twitter:
Its @indiareynolds_ on https://t.co/rTXAI2iF67 today hmu @charlietoons shot in tenerife. Leave a comment on our page pic.twitter.com/e60EhScQkb
— Alison Webster (@alisonvwebster) April 13, 2016
Saturday, July 2, 2016
India Reynolds
Morning @buquet1000 @GloverWatts @iworshipstaceyp @LoveLucyP @pindemusse @weedod26 @vulcan1959 @65000silver pic.twitter.com/njDfaapA5D
— Glamour Obsession (@Dan_Cums247) June 28, 2016
Sunday, June 30, 2013
Traditional Sunday Rule 5
And see Pirate's Cove, "Sorta Blogless Sunday Pinup – Pre July 4th!" and "If All You See……is a horrible fossil fueled vehicle being washed with precious non-renewable water, you might just be a Warmist."
Also at Gator Doug's, "DaleyGator DaleyBabe Jessa Hinton."
At Proof Positive, "Women of PETA XXXIV -- Because the world needs more naked, nearly naked and vegetable clad vegetarians!"
Now over at Randy's Rountable, "Thursday Nite Tart: Erica Redling."
At Zion's Trumpet, "It's Rule 5 Friday."
And going directly to Wine, Women and Politics, "Bonus Babes."
Also at Odie's, "Blonde Curtains ~OR~ Rule 5 Woodsterman Style."
From Animal Magnetism, "Rule Five Friday – Animal’s Manifesto, Part Ten." And at Bob Belvedere's, "Rule 5 Saturday: Chloe Vevrier."
And 90 Miles From Tyranny, "Rule 5 Sunday With Links." And from Dana Pico, "Rule 5 Blogging: The IDF again!"
Soylent Green has "Afternooner: Hot Wheels," and "Your AM Angel."
And at Drunken Stepfather, "PAULINA GRETZKY IS STILL IN A BIKINI OF THE DAY."
Also, at Pitsnipes and Gripes, "Random curves." Plus the Right Way has "Friday Babe."
Check Egotastic! too, "India Reynolds Stacks Her Stacks Up Against Courtnie Quinlan in the Battle of the Boobtastic."
Wrapping it up is Theo, "Bedtime Totty..."
Add your links in the comments and I'll update!
Friday, February 26, 2016
Rachel Williams for Primitive Glamour
Direct Rachel link here.
Check out Rosie Jones and India Reynolds at the link as well.
BONUS: Flashback, "Rachel Williams — the Girl Who Broke the Internet — Makes Her Sexy Return!"
Saturday, December 27, 2014
Holiday Saturday Rule 5
At Popaholic, "Daily Addictions – Christmas Edition."
Also, at Egotastic!, "India Reynolds Turkey Roasting, It’s the Next Big Thing, Err, Things, Err Just Look."
More at Pirate's Cove, "If All You See……is a field (far away from your home) that would be perfect for solar panels, you might just be a Warmist."
At 90 Miles From Tyranny, "Morning Mistress."
From Dana Pico, "Rule 5 Blogging: NYPD."
More at Soylent, "Bath Night Shower Scene."
Knuckledragging, "Your Good Morning Girl."
Also at Ode's, "E-Bay Scam Warning ~OR~ Rule 5 Woodsterman Style."
Here's Drunken Stepfather, "VICTORIA JUSTICE IN COSMO OF THE DAY."
From Gator Doug, "THE DALEYBABE LYNDSEY FONSECA."
At GCeleb, "Alyssa Arce Bares Her Necessities" (via Linkiest).
Still more, from London's Daily Mail, "She's doing it again! Chelsea Handler posts yet ANOTHER topless snap to Instagram during holiday ski trip: Campaigning against Instagram censorship."
From Proof Positive, "Happy Boxing Day!"
At Theo's, "Bedtime Totty..."
The Hostages, "No time to motivate y’all, gotta get back on the clock. So babe fitness pictures. Merry Christmas."
Check Goodstuff's, "GOODSTUFFs BLOGGING MAGAZINE (170th Issue): Lily Cole."
Finally, at Egotastic!, "Rosie Jones for the Happiest of Holidays."
Monday, July 26, 2021
Toyota Bet on Hydrogen Power. Now It's Fallen Desperately Behind
A very interesting and informative piece.
There's a bit of muh for me though.
I haven't driven a Toyota since the mid-1980s, when I drove a maroon little Toyota pickup. Once that thing wore out, my wife and switched to Honda, and we only recently switched makes: My wife now drives a KIA, and I'm cruising all cool and macho (and old) in my Dodge Challenger. *Wink.*
At NYT, "Toyota Led on Clean Cars. Now Critics Say It Works to Delay Them":
The Toyota Prius hybrid was a milestone in the history of clean cars, attracting millions of buyers worldwide who could do their part for the environment while saving money on gasoline. But in recent months, Toyota, one of the world’s largest automakers, has quietly become the industry’s strongest voice opposing an all-out transition to electric vehicles — which proponents say is critical to fighting climate change. Last month, Chris Reynolds, a senior executive who oversees government affairs for the company, traveled to Washington for closed-door meetings with congressional staff members and outlined Toyota’s opposition to an aggressive transition to all-electric cars. He argued that gas-electric hybrids like the Prius and hydrogen-powered cars should play a bigger role, according to four people familiar with the talks. Behind that position is a business quandary: Even as other automakers have embraced electric cars, Toyota bet its future on the development of hydrogen fuel cells — a costlier technology that has fallen far behind electric batteries — with greater use of hybrids in the near term. That means a rapid shift from gasoline to electric on the roads could be devastating for the company’s market share and bottom line. The recent push in Washington follows Toyota’s worldwide efforts — in markets including the United States, the United Kingdom, the European Union and Australia — to oppose stricter car emissions standards or fight electric vehicle mandates. For example, executives at Toyota’s Indian subsidiary publicly criticized India’s target for 100 percent electric vehicle sales by 2030, saying it was not practical. Together with other automakers, Toyota also sided with the Trump administration in a battle with California over the Clean Air Act and sued Mexico over fuel efficiency rules. In Japan, Toyota officials argued against carbon taxes. “Toyota has gone from a leading position to an industry laggard” in clean-car policy even as other automakers push ahead with ambitious electric vehicle plans, said Danny Magill, an analyst at InfluenceMap, a London-based think tank that tracks corporate climate lobbying. InfluenceMap gives Toyota a “D-” grade, the worst among automakers, saying it exerts policy influence to undermine public climate goals. In statements, Toyota said that it was in no way opposed to electric vehicles. “We agree and embrace the fact that all-electric vehicles are the future,” Eric Booth, a Toyota spokesman, said. But Toyota thinks that “too little attention is being paid to what happens between today, when 98 percent of the cars and trucks sold are powered at least in part by gasoline, and that fully electrified future,” he said. Until then, Mr. Booth said, it makes sense for Toyota to lean on its existing hybrid and plug-in hybrid vehicles to reduce emissions. Hydrogen fuel cell technology should also play a role. And any efficiency standards should “be informed by what technology can realistically deliver and help keep vehicles affordable,” the company said in a statement. Last year in the United States, a group of leading automakers reached a compromise on tailpipe emissions standards with California, which sought to impose tougher emissions standards than the Trump administration wanted. Toyota didn’t join that compromise agreement. More recently, the Alliance for Automotive Innovation, an industry lobby group, argued in closed-door meetings in Washington that the California compromise, which is expected to be a model for new standards from the Biden administration, is in fact not feasible for all of its members, according to two of the people with direct knowledge of the discussions. The chairman of the alliance is Mr. Reynolds, the Toyota executive. The Biden administration wants to use tougher emissions rules to rapidly increase sales of electric vehicles. Congress could also approve billions of dollars for construction of charging stations as well as tax incentives for electric cars and trucks.
Friday, July 3, 2009
Tea Party America: Protesting Big Government on Independence Day
Another photo at the link.
Also, from the Washington Times, "July 4 Tea Parties: Protesting Big Government on Independence Day":
The tea party movement has become more than a one-time tax protest. The grass-roots political crusade is growing and expanding. As "tea party" organizer Candace E. Salima notes on our facing page, more than 1,300 parties are scheduled nationwide to mark the Fourth of July. This popular uprising against oppressive big government is in the best tradition of the American independence movement that we are celebrating this weekend.More at the link.
The tea parties are a genuine expression of the American democratic spirit. The April round of tea parties - held to protest tax day - was studiously ignored by President Obama and ridiculed by liberal critics, no doubt in hopes the movement would go away. But the party keeps on rolling.
Like the contemporary movement, the 1773 Boston Tea Party was not just about taxes. The original party started when the bankrupt British East India Co. was given a 1.4 million pound bailout by the British Parliament and granted a tea monopoly over the Americas to help them shed their "troubled assets." Politically well-connected consignees were given exclusive rights to sell the tea and were set to drive local merchants out of business. When the first tea ship sailed into Boston Harbor, a flyer was posted declaring "the hour of destruction, or manly opposition to the machinations of Tyranny, stares you in the face."
Plus, the San Francisco Chronicle, "Anti-tax Tea Party Protests Planned for Fourth."
See also, Midnight Blue, "Tea Party 3 - Independence Hall - July 4th."