Video Clip Miss Universe Australia 2011 Scherri-Lee Biggs

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Miss Universe Australia 2011 Scherri-Lee Biggs

Miss Universe Australia 2011

Miss Universe Australia Scherri Biggs homecoming breakfast at Mosmans Restaurant.

New Photos update of Miss Universe Australia 2011 Scherri Lee Biggs

The road to São Paulo.
Miss Universe Australia 2011 Scherri-Lee Biggs


CROWD favourite Scherri-Lee Biggs was crowned Miss Universe Australia last night.
The 20-year-old model and communications student from Perth beat a field of 30 in a flamboyant ceremony at the Sofitel Hotel.

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Road to Miss Universe 2011.
More photos of stunning Scherri Lee Biggs, Miss Universe Australia 2011. Scherri Lee is 20 year old and stands 1.75m. She will represent Australia in Miss Universe 2011.





Scherri Lee Biggs was crowned Miss Universe Australia 2011 on July 7, 2011 at the Sofitel Melbourne in Melbourne, Australia.

New Photos of Miss Universe Australia 2011 Scherri-Lee Biggs

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New Photos of Miss Universe Australia 2011 Scherri-Lee Biggs
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Miss Universe Australia 2011 Winner Scherri-Lee Biggs

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Miss Universe Australia 2011 Winner Scherri-Lee Biggs


1st Runner-up Tegan Martin


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Miss Universe Australia 2011 Scherri-Lee Biggs photos

The road to São Paulo.

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Miss Universe Australia 2011 Scherri-Lee Biggs


Scherri-Lee with her stunning runner-up Tegan Martin



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Miss Universe Australia 2011 Scherri-Lee Biggs

The road to São Paulo.

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Miss Universe Australia 2011 Scherri-Lee Biggs

A new shot of Miss Universe Australia 2011 Scherri Lee Biggs

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A new shot of Miss Universe Australia 2011 Scherri Lee Biggs


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Total Lunar Eclipse of June 2011 First Photos

Total Lunar Eclipse of June 2011 First Photos

The longest total lunar eclipse in 11 years occured Wednesday (June 15), turning the moon a dusky blood red that is amazing skywatchers around the world. See some of the first photos from the event here.

The lunar eclipse began at 1:24 p.m. EDT (1724 GMT) and will last until 7 p.m. EDT (2300 GMT). The eclipse's peak occured at 4:12 p.m. EDT (2012 GMT). At its best, the eclipse promised 100 minutes of totality, making it the longest total lunar eclipse since July 2000.


"Awesome! We  have a perfect view from our neighborhood in Jerusalem, Israel," skywatchers Cecile and Roberta Cohen told SPACE.com in an email. "We started seeing it at 9 p.m. At 10:20 (give or take a minute) the moon was totally eclipsed. We came indoors shortly thereafter because it's cool out, but we can see the moon from our window. Awesome; just awesome!" [Photos: The Long Total Lunar Eclipse of June 2011]
Here are some more photos of today's total lunar eclipse, which is visible from every continent expect North America, according to skywatching experts:

 A screenshot of the skywatching website Slooh, which broadcast the June 15, 2011 total lunar eclipse live via the Internet for free in partnership with the Internet company Google.

 Skywatcher Derek Keats of Johannesburg, South Africa snapped this photo of the total lunar eclipse of June 15, 2011 at 20:44 (local time) with a Canon EOS 50D camera.

 The total lunar eclipse of June 15, 2011 nears totality over Johannesburg, South Africa, in this photo snapped by skywatcher Derek Keats.

 The total lunar eclipse of June 15, 2011 nears totality over Johannesburg, South Africa, in this photo snapped by skywatcher Derek Keats.

 Skywatcher and photographer David Paleino snapped this view of the total lunar eclipse of June 15, 2011 from Italy using a Fujifilm FinePix S2000HD camera.

Skywatcher and photographer David Paleino snapped this view of the total lunar eclipse of June 15, 2011 from Italy using a Fujifilm FinePix S2000HD camera.
Visit this page periodically for more images of today's total lunar eclipse, the first of two lunar eclipses in 2011. The next total lunar eclipse this year will occur on Dec. 10. That event should be visible from the western United States and Canada. 

Source: Space

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