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Date:
Wed, 31 January 2007 12:25 WesternIndonesiaTime
Subject:
The 'Inner' of Paris
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A photo from the website Parisexposed.com,
that also uses the name of 'Inner' like other photos there. It is also like my painting about
Paris Hlton taking a bath, with two tweety birds at the background, one of them is the 'angel tweety'..
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Something ridiculous about the photos at the new website of "Parisexposed.com" that made
me smile when I first visited it was the fact that all of the photos in the 'tour' part were using the name of "inner".
It was like reminding me with my letter to Paris Hilton
Looking at Your Inner Beauty, Avoiding My Desire on You where I wrote that my admiration on her was not
on her surfacing appearances but more about her inner beauty. "............everytime I look at your pictures, either on TV or at the internet
or any other media, I always avoid to have dirty mind on you. Instead I always tried to look at the insight of you, at the inner beauty
of you. Of course it is not easy because after all I am a normal man, but that is the challenge that I should overcome to make sure
I am treating you as my bridge to heaven.........."
As if the website of 'Parisexposed.com' was to tell me that I should be better love the inner beauty
of Paris like in those half naked photos of her.
It could also become some kind of test towards myself, whether I really car about Paris or not, or whether I just like to
admire her sensuality.
Of course I do care about Paris and the Hilton family. A few months after I began my letters to Paris,
the Hilton family bought the share of Hilton in British, that were formerly separated from the Hilton U.S.A., and I considered it as a serious
measures of the Hilton family related to my treating Paris as my bridge to heaven.
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Posted 12/29/2005 7:51 AM
Updated 12/30/2005 2:27 AM
Hilton deal combines U.S., global brands
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By Roger Yu, USA TODAY
Hilton Hotels said Thursday that it will buy Hilton Group for $5.7 billion in cash, a deal that reunites domestic and international Hilton hotels under one corporate roof for the first time in about 40 years.
By combining the two similarly named companies, Beverly Hills, Calif.-based Hilton Hotels hopes to have better control over the brand, generate more international revenue and eliminate customer confusion.
In the deal, Hilton Hotels, with a presence mostly in the USA, will acquire Hilton Group's international rights to the Hilton brands and 40 hotels it owns in the United Kingdom and Europe. Also included are London-based Hilton Group's 200 hotels in lease agreements and 160 hotels and 80 LivingWell health clubs it manages for other owners. The deal is expected to close in the first quarter of 2006.
Hilton Hotels will become the largest hotel company in the world after the deal, the company said. "We have a friendly credit market. We've got a really strong business in the U.S. It's a time when we can afford to pay the price they were willing to accept," said Hilton Hotels CEO Stephen Bollenbach.
Hilton Hotels, founded by Conrad Hilton, spun off its international business in 1964. U.K.-based Ladbrokes Group acquired it in 1987.
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Ten years later, Hilton Hotels and Ladbrokes integrated some sales efforts and the guest loyalty and reservations programs, and Ladbrokes became Hilton Group.
Hilton Hotels will build more of its lower-priced hotels — such as Hampton Inn, Embassy Suites and Doubletree — in other countries, Bollenbach said.
"It converts them from a national to an international company," said Sean Hennessey of Lodging Investment Advisors. "There's been an uncertainty as to where (the companies' relationship) is going. Now that's cleared up."
Like other hotel companies, Hilton Hotels has been moving away from owning to managing hotels and collecting franchise fees. It has sold 20 hotels this year for about $1 billion, and Bollenbach said it will also sell some international hotels.
Given real estate's volatility, Wall Street looks more favorably on companies that stick to management and franchising, says William Crow, an analyst at Raymond James & Associates.
Hilton Hotels is cashing out and mirroring competitors, such as Marriott, that own little or no properties, he said.
Hilton Hotels will be sole owner of the loyalty and reservations programs and of the Conrad Hotels brand, which had been jointly owned. Hilton Group's gambling business will remain a separate company.
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Date:
Wed, 31 January 2007 12:40 WesternIndonesiaTime
Subject:
It Was Reported in Yahoo News Photos
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Paris Hilton, arrives at a private party thrown by her parents Rick and Kathy Hilton in this June 14, 2006,
file photo in New York. For those who haven't yet, somehow, had their fill of Paris Hilton, there's a new Web site that has posted a seemingly
endless offering of the celebutante's belongings. The Web site, ParisExposed.com, launched Tuesday. It boasts that it has an array of Hilton photographs,
home videos, diaries, love letters, recorded phone conversations and phone numbers of friends and celebrities, all left behind at a Los-Angeles
based storage facility.
(AP Photo/Dima Gavrysh, File)
AP via Yahoo! News - Jan 23 5:15 PM
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What interested me was the fact that the launching of "Parisexposed.com"
was reported in the Yahoo News Photos. As far as I know, Yahoo News Photos only reports the reliable news from reliable
source like from Reuters, AP, AFP and so on. Therefore I thought it must be not just ordinary adult sites, since it was posted
by Associated Press, a reliable international news agency.
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Date:
Wed, 31 January 2007 12:44 WesternIndonesiaTime
Subject:
Paris’ Response to Parisexposed.com
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Paris Hilton has filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles demanding the closure of a
website where visitors can pay to view nude photos and other items that formerly belonged to her. Hilton's suit
alleged that the website -- parisexposed.com -- which displays photos, home videos, diary entries and audiotapes
of her conversations, as well as images of her passport, is "one of the most reprehensible invasions of privacy of a celebrity."
(AFP/Getty Images/File/Chad Buchanan)
AFP/Getty Images/File via Yahoo! News - 1 hour, 9 minutes ago
AFP/Getty Images/File - Mon Jan 29, 10:22 PM ET
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The stars of the Vienna Opera Ball, the highpoint of the winter ball season in the
Austrian capital, will be a horse and heiress Paris Hilton, seen here on 15 January 2007, the organisers announced.
(AFP/Getty Images/File)
AFP/Getty Images/File via Yahoo! News - Jan 25 11:54 AM
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Tuesday 30 January 2007 when I browsed the internet, I found the news about Paris’ response
to the launching of Parisexposed.com. She has filed a lawsuit toward the closing of the website. The news appeared after I wrote my
previous letter of "Paris' 'Political' Response",
as if she would like to give me the time to utilize the appearance of that website to clarify my willingness to get rid of politics.
So, thank’s again, Paris. And sorry for the photo, but I have censored it anyway.
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