After the great success of their Capcom Street Fighter: The Shadaloo Collection released, Triumvir is back with Capcom Street Fighter: The World Warrior Collection.

Sports Illustrated just released their 2009 Swimsuit Issue. With so many hotties to choose from, it was hard to find one to feature here on Kineda, but Slovak model Lucia Dvorska seemed to do the trick.

Lucia Dvorska, 20, grew up in a village in western Slovakia, called Zohor. Despite appearing in a television commercial as a child, she didn’t start modeling until age 16. She has appeared on the covers of Vogue, Elle, L’Officiel, Madam Figaro and Harper’s Bazaar. Lucia splits her time between New York, Slovakia and Brazil. This is her first appearance in the Swimsuit Issue.

Fancy an ‘icy’ outdoor bath during your next holiday?

At Alpha Resort-Tomamu’s ice village in Shimukappu town, you can stay in a hotel where dining room, bedroom and bathroom are all made out of ice. Even dinner is served on an ice plate.

Room charges are at 80,000 yen (S$1,340) for two per night and the hotel is open until Feb 15, 2009.

Temperatures in Shimukappu range between -1 to -10 degrees celsius during this period.

When Nike invented the Flywire cable system and applied it to their ultra-light track spike and the Hyperdunk baller, the last sneaker you’d have ever expected to see it on was the age-old classic Cortez.

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Now Europe takes sexy to a new level with German and Austrian models playing in nothing but fake spray on shirts and shorts.

Just love it.

Love the brown, aqua and orange color combo on the latest addition to the Chris Law (Crooked Tongues) Adidas line.

(via District)

Jay-Z’s brand spankin new 40/40 Club in Las Vegas opens it’s doors right in time for a huge New Year’s Eve bash.

The new $20 million 40/40 Club Las Vegas is the third location of Jay-Z’s renowned upscale sports bar and lounge, following in the footsteps of his highly successful 40/40 Clubs in New York and Atlantic City. The newest 40/40 Club will be located in The Palazzo, a 643-foot, 53-story extension of The Venetian and Sands Expo complex on the famed Las Vegas Strip, which will be opening on the same day.

The multi-level venue features 85 plasma screen televisions, five bars serving “top-shelf” wines and libations, and leather couch seating for ultimate sports enjoyment, plus a luxurious dining area offering all-American fare with a Latin accent and five VIP rooms.

ABOUT NEW YORK – THE 40/40 CLUB
an all-American sports bar and lounge owned by hip hop mogul Jay-Z and partner Juan Perez (6 West 25th Street between 6th Avenue and Broadway), opened its doors to the public in the Summer of 2003. Created by the three longtime friends, 40/40 is 8,000 square feet of pure sports and entertainment in an opulent lounge setting, providing a unique experience not found elsewhere in New York City.

“I love sports and wanted to create an environment that is conducive to my lifestyle, while being able to watch the games at the same time,” said Jay-Z.

The $4 million multi-level space includes a 24? X 8? slate bar, a 16-foot wide staircase furnished with sleek seating on the steps, 15 LCD TV抯, 8 plasmas (three of which are 60″), four 12? X 12? two-sided big screen TV抯, a premium Cognac Room and three private VIP rooms. Two of the VIP rooms, the “Rémy Lounge” (appropriately named after Rémy Martin, Jay-Z’s cognac of choice) and “Jay-Z’s Room” are 24?? X 16?? each, and the third VIP room, “The Hall of Fame Lounge, ” is 46?? X 20??. They are fully equipped with their own personal entertainment centers. 60″ plasma TV抯, Italian leather wrap-around couches, X-Box, Play Station 2, all controlled by their own touch-screen remotes. Each of the VIP rooms can hold from 15 to 150 people,depending on the size of the event. The Cognac Room, sponsored by Cohiba, is state of the art and complies with all New York State smoking laws. The room features exclusive cigar pieces on display including limited edition lighters, cigar cutters and cigar pieces made exclusively for Cohiba.

Details are sketchy at the moment, but some IT folks at Morrisville State College have tracked down a strong and disruptive signal being emitted from Xbox 360s, which messes with WiFi and possibly other 2.4GHz radios such as Bluetooth headsets. The signal is put out even when the console is turned off, as long as it’s plugged in, since the 360 is continually looking for controllers to hook up with. Research is ongoing as to how much interference the 360 is actually causing, but apparently the signal is jumping all over the 2.4GHz band. Of course, 2.4GHz devices have always had a bit trouble with interference, but further research will tell if the 360 is taking things too far.

[Via Joystiq]