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There are many beautiful women in the world, but only two have been crowned  TheUltimate Beauty QueensÂ' by internet voters. Taryn Barron, from Norfolk Virginia inthe United States as the  MissÂ' category winner and Melanie Rook, from the UnitedKingdom as the  Mrs.Â', category winner have been chosen by judges from over 120countries who cast more than 250,000 votes in the contest which was held over thelast year online at the www.TheUltimateBeautyQueen.com website. Women from over 60countries entered the contest and were allowed to post profiles similar to thepopular  MyspaceÂ' website that featured descriptions and photographs of themselvesin dress and swimwear. More than 5.8 million server request were logged during thefirst edition of the contest and organizers are hoping to more than double thatamount in 2007. The winner also is slated to receive prizes designed to further hercareer in commercial modeling with an emphasis on the fact that she is alreadyviable worldwide as a candidate for that task since she was selected by internetusers across the globe. The contest is open worldwide to women of any marital statusbetween the ages of eighteen and forty. A web-cast crowning the winner is alsoscheduled to be broadcast from 'The Entertainment Capitol of The World' Las Vegas.
The contest administrator had this to say  The dream of an all encompassing globalbeauty competition is nothing new but this is the first time in history it has everbeen truly attempted. This contest represents the evolution of beauty conteststandards and a move towards a more generic approach to what is consideredbeautiful. Before this contest, similar competitions were judged by small groupsusually populated by beauty and fashion industry insiders who were then given strictrules as to what they were looking for, in regards to judgment criteria. Neverbefore has the judgment been completely up to the individual doing the voting. Thiscontest allows the entire web population to log on and vote for the contestants theythink represent The Ultimate Beauty Queen.  Tony Griffith, VBM.
This contest may just represent the future of web-pageantry and continues to grow inpopularity every hour using the power of the internet. The site in its first yearwith no promotion logged 500+ contestants from over 60 countries, 300,000+ judgesand over 5.8 million server request. Times have changed and it looks like beautypageants are also embracing the power of the internet.
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For more information please contact Tony Griffith. at 702-241-4407.
