2010 HARLEY DAVIDSON CVO ULTRA CLASSIC ELECTRA GLIDE

For 2010, Harley Davidson Motor Company has unveiled their highest-end model called CVO Ultra Classic Electra Glide. The HD slathers the dark on its new CVO model, with the whole Gloss Black Rumble Collection making its appearance on the Glide. In total, the Crimson Mist Black / Dark Slate motorcycle comes with approximately 185 unique black parts, components and accessories, which join a black and chrome Screamin' Eagle Twin Cam 110 engine and a six-speed Cruise Drive transmission to complete the nearly chromeless motif. Harley's whole bag of techno tricks are also featured on the CVO Ultra, including a 160-watt CD/AM/FM/WB/MP3 Advanced Audio System by Harman-Kardon, CB and intercom, passenger audio with controls, cruise control and standard XM Radio. Finally, the HD-specific Garmin Road Tech zūmo 660 GPS unit with touch-screen display tells you where to point the handlebars.

Harley Davidson only plans to build 999 units of CVO Ultra Classic Electra Glide in 2010, each with a base price of USD$36,500 which makes this the most expensive model in Harley's entire lineup this year.

VALENTINE'S DAY ROMANTIC COMEDY MOVIE TRAILER

Valentine's day another 2 weeks to go. Here is sickly sweet film take on the travails of romance among intertwining couples, who live and work in Los Angeles. Expect a lot of break-ups and make-ups based on the pressures and expectations of Valentine’s Day.

The director Gary Marshall is leaving nothing to chance with his new romantic comedy, so, considered it cotton candy. The new trailer targets the younger end of the demographic, featuring Julia Roberts forty-somethings to Taylor Swift teens, country singer Taylor Swift and “New Moon” hottie Taylor Lautner. The first trailer showcased the grown ups: Roberts, Bradley Cooper, Jessica Biel and Jessica Alba.

The film also includes Anne Hathaway, Jennifer Garner, Patrick Dempsey, Emma Roberts, Ashton Kutcher and Topher Grace. Call it the Hollywood full-employment film.

THE SWAN DIVORCE

Love is dead ... No, no. Not Brangelina splitting up. We're talking about a pair of swans at the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust Centre at Slimbridge, England. Swans are famous for mating for life, but this year a male swan named Sarindi (the cad!!!) turned up in an annual migration from Arctic Russia with a new female. Perhaps not to be outdone, Sarind's ex Saruni also showed up with a new mate:

Julia Newth, wildlife health research officer at Slimbridge, said the situation had taken staff by surprise.

She said swans tended to have "real loyalties to one another" and long partnerships.

"As long as they are both still alive, they will try to stay together. If they have a change of mate it is perhaps because of mortality, not necessarily through choice," she said.

In this case, however, both swans and their new partners are now over-wintering in close proximity on the lake at Slimbridge.

Ms Newth said the old pair had not acknowledged each other with any signs of recognition or greeting - even though they are occupying the same part of the small lake.