From Over Weight to Miss Bikini America

Jennifer Nicole Lee, who melted away 70 pounds after the birth of her second son and went on to being crowned Miss Bikini America 2004, is writing a series of books called "Crack the Code: Unlock Your Fat Burning and Weight Loss Potential".



Jennifer Nicole Lee - Miss Bikini America 2004
Jennifer Nicole Lee
Miss Bikini America 2004


The books will be launched in early 2006, according to an interview by Xposed.com.


Jennifer wants to become "the Arnold Schwarzenegger for women".


Her last competition was Miss Bikini Universe, where she came in first runner-up.


Her Bod Spray commercial is currently being shown in movie theaters and on TV.


Jennifer is also spokes model/hostess for "Soirees Des Millionaires," monthly parties catering to the insanely wealthy.



Jennifer
Jennifer
tied in purple strings


"In January, Soirees Des Millionaires will go on a lavish 11-day tour of Egyptian tombs, ruins and pyramids.


I am the face and image of the campaign.


I host everyone - to make sure they have a great time and while we are in Egypt,
we will be shooting a calendar for me in some amazing locations," Jennifer said.








Fashion and Function


Hot technology is always functional but it's even better when it's fashionable.



The new wave of
portable GPS handheld
makes navigating to destinations easy.


And, the beauty of these new portable, crystal-clear 3D GPS handheld devices is certainly hot and fashionable.


No more worrying about getting directions at a gas station - and how long has it been since gas stations even provided free maps or for that matter - real human attendants.


Just enter your destination into the portable GPS handheld and you will find the quickest, fastest route to your destination.


With clear maps and accurate turn-by-turn voice instructions finding that new location is a snap.


With your wireless, Bluetooth enabled cell phone, you can even download real time traffic and weather conditions.


Now, what could be more fashionable and functional than that?








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