The problem on the thighs of Stefania Fernandez, Miss Universe 2009

The latest picture of Miss Universe 2009 Stefania Fernandez of Venezuela, together with Miss USA 2009 Kirsten Dalton and Miss Teen USA 2009 Stormi Henley, in her swimsuit is baffling some pageant fans.

These fans are referring to the thighs of Stefania which are showing serious discolorations. If you have seen these photos and tried comparing her legs with those of the two American beauties, Stefania's thighs have really a different tone or texture. Refer to the pictures and see it for yourselves.

One would think that if these photos are official pictures released by the Miss Universe Organization, they would have cleaned her legs with the aid of a photoshop. Or is there really something serious in Stefania's thighs that even the magic of photoshop can no longer do something?

Someone suggested that probably her skin texture is so fine and thin that we already see flesh. She's thin skinned and the veins are showing through.

Another fan added that probably the lighting in the photographs only made it worse. He claimed he had seen a picture of the 6th Miss Universe winner from Venezuela during the 2009 Miss Universe pageant in Bahamas with the same discolorations on her legs.

This will remain a mystery but one thing is for sure, the thighs of Miss Universe 2009 are weird.

Miss Universe 2009 Calendar of Events

The official website of Miss Universe Organization has announced the calendar of activities for the Miss Universe 2009 pageant to be held at the Atlantis in Paradise Island, Nassau, Bahamas. The said pageant is the 58th edition. The first edition was in 1952 and was won by Finland, Armi Kuusela.

For your reference, here's the calendar of events:

August 1 - 3 Arrivals and Registration

August 5 Location Filming, Visit to the Ardastra Gardens, Tour of Port Charlotte, Tour of Clifton Heritage Site and Sacred Space and Visit Arawak Cay (Fish Fry)

August 6 Visit the National Art Gallery of the Bahamas, Courtesy Call on the Governor General and Tea Party at the Government House

August 7 Downtown Casual Shopping and Photo-ops, Display of Bahamian Arts and Crafts in Rawson Square

August 8 Exuma - Bimini Bay Resort, Tour of Moriah Harbour Cay and Elizabeth Harbour
Stocking Island and Visit to Fountain of Youth and Shark Lab

August 9 Grand Bahama, Tour of Garden of the Groves and photo-ops and Port Lucaya Marketplace

August 10 Motorcade through New Providence, National Costume Competition, Rainforest Theater, Wyndham Hotel

August 11 Harbour Island - Tour of island by golf cart, Beach and leisure activities at Coral Sands, Abaco, Treasure Cay, Green Turtle Cay

August 12 Kunkanoo Rush-out, West Bay Street, Beach Strip, Miss Universe 2009 Fashion Show with local designers

August 13 Delegates' National Gift Charity Auction

August 16 Miss Universe 2009 Presentation Show

August 17 - 18 Preliminary Interviews with the panel of judges

August 19 - 22 Rehearsals, National Director Meeting

August 23 Dress Rehearsal (noon), Live Telecast (Time TBA), Coronation Ball

August 24 Departures

Miss Universe Visits Guantánamo Bay

Don’t ask us how or why we came across this — and the British home secretary’s husband did not bring it to our attention — but the latest entry on the blog of the reigning Miss Universe, Dayana Mendoza, has a sort of eye-catching dateline: “March 27, 2009, Guantánamo Bay.”

According to the Web site of the U.S.O., which arranged the visit, the Miss Universe Organization made the decision to “deploy Crystle Stewart, Miss U.S.A. 2008, and Dayana Mendoza, Miss Universe 2008, to Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, to visit troops as part of a U.S.O./Armed Forces Entertainment tour.”

Ms. Mendoza, who competed as Miss Venezuela, has a blog on the pageant’s Web site, and this account of the visit appeared there last Friday, after her deployment:

This week, Guantánamo!!! It was an incredible experience.

We arrived in Gitmo on Friday and stared going around the town, everybody knew Crystle and I were coming so the first thing we did was attend a big lunch and then we visited one of the bars they have in the base. We talked about Gitmo and what is was like living there. The next days we had a wonderful time, this truly was a memorable trip! We hung out with the guys from the East Coast and they showed us the boat inside and out, how they work and what they do, we took a ride around the land and it was a loooot of fun!

We also met the Military dogs, and they did a very nice demonstration of their skills. All the guys from the Army were amazing with us.

We visited the Detainees camps and we saw the jails, where they shower, how the recreate themselves with movies, classes of art, books. It was very interesting.

We took a ride with the Marines around the land to see the division of Gitmo and Cuba while they were informed us with a little bit of history.

The water in Guantánamo Bay is soooo beautiful! It was unbelievable, we were able to enjoy it for at least an hour. We went to the glass beach, and realized the name of it comes from the little pieces of broken glass from hundred of years ago. It is pretty to see all the colors shining with the sun. That day we met a beautiful lady named Rebeca who does wonders with the glasses from the beach. She creates jewelry with it and of course I bought a necklace from her that will remind me of Guantánamo Bay :)

I didn’t want to leave, it was such a relaxing place, so calm and beautiful.

That glowing account of Ms. Mendoza’s visit to the U.S. Naval Station at Guantánamo Bay is unlikely to please Hugo Chavez, her country’s president. Mr. Chavez, who reportedly called Ms. Mendoza to congratulate her when she won the Miss Universe crown last year, recently called on the United States to “return Guantánamo and Guantánamo Bay to the Cubans” after closing the detention facility there.

Mr. Chavez, who is close to the Cuban leadership, may now be rethinking the praise he heaped on Ms. Mendoza on Venezuelan television last year, when she returned to Caracas with the crown.

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