Sophie Reade Bikini Car Wash Photos!

What’s better on a lazy Sunday afternoon than pictures of a sexy reality show star washing a car in a bikini top and teeny tiny short-shorts? Not much! Here’s 2009 Big Brother UK winner Sophie Reade erotically sponging a Fiat in knee-high pink and white-striped socks, a pair of purple plaid nightie shorts and a pink plaid bikini top. Are those silver high-heeled Chuck Taylors?!?

Hayden Panettiere Frolics Around In Hello Kitty Bikini

Hayden Panettiere went to the beach in Malibu yesterday where she ran around showing off her tiny midget abs and tiny midget cellulite which leaves me convinced sex with her has to be exactly like banging a roll of Pillsbury biscuits.

Tonya Torres Featured Model

We discovered the beautiful Tonya Torres at the Ultimate Fantasy Sports Weekend held at the Fantasy Springs Resort Casino near Palm Springs. Tonya has an amazing look that features her Italian and Mexican heritage. We got some great photos in the fitness area of the resort.

Erika Christensen Drops Some Serious Cleavage

Here’s Erika Christensen at the Mercy premiere in Hollywood, and all I can say is HAVE MERCY! That is, hands down, the best show of cleavage I’ve seen all year, and that’s a huge compliment to Erika considering that, you know, I’m a cleavage/breast connoisseur. It’s just too bad that Erika’s career isn’t more, ummm, active, because I would absolutely love it if she starred in a couple more popular movies and had to promote the hell out of said popular movies with cleavage dropping appearances such as this one here. Oh well, at least we have these photos, right? And I think I still have a VHS copy of Swimfan somewhere in my parent’s basement… Enjoy!

PHOTOGRAPHY & EYE CANDY

Daredevil Adventurers Venture Into A Crater Of Molten Lava

A real life journey to the centre of the Earth saw a group of adventurers abseiling into the lava-spewing crater of a huge volcano - and tourists could soon have the chance to do the same. Just metres away from a fiery death, Geoff Mackley and his team are believed have ventured further into Marum Volcano - in Vanuatu in the South Pacific - than anyone ever before .

Azure As The Sun Shines: 10 Amazing Blue Animals

Do animals get the blues? I azure you they do! Whether big or small, on land or in the sea, an elite selection of Earth’s animals have chosen the blue end of the spectrum as their way to be made in the shade. Damselflies, which are similar to but smaller than dragonflies, are found in a large number of colors though blue seems to be the most common. Not just any ho-hum blue, mind you, but rich, vibrant azure hues ranging from deep cobalt through jewel-like turquoise.

Beautiful Photography by Natalia Campbell

Natalia Campbell is a photographer that started pursuing her passion for photos after her daughter was born in 2004. Capturing the moments of her daughter's growth increased even more her interest about photography. Around december of 2007 she gave herself a macro lens for Christmas and started a whole new range of photography and a new passion. She has some very beautiful images as you will see here. I bumped into her work while looking for some images for our Daily Inspiration post. Natalia's photos really got my attention because of their impressive beauty. I make this small selection to show you, but believe me, she has much more great images at her Flickr Page, so check it out!

The Red Bull Air Race Championships

The first leg of the Red Bull Air Race Championships begins this week in the capital of the UAE, Abu Dhabi. 15 competing pilots from around the world will fly their single engine planes at break neck speeds around a course of giant inflatable coned 'gates' set in the harbour.

PLANES, TRAINS & AUTOMOBILES

Kings of the Highway, Part 1: The Cadillac V-16

The 1920s were a time of unprecedented prosperity in the United States, with fortunes made practically overnight by means both legitimate and otherwise. By the end of the decade, many automakers were preparing a new breed of ultra-luxury cars aimed at that rich new market -- not realizing that the Great Depression was about to bring the party to screeching halt. This week, we examine one of the most famous of those elite cars: the legendary Cadillac V-16.

Eurocopter Moves One Step Closer to Whisper Mode

Just about every helicopter operator is quite familiar with noise complaints. Whether it be the local news helicopter or even a medical helicopter, many people on the ground don’t like the sound created by rotary-wing aircraft. This week Eurocopter unveiled its most recent effort to reduce helicopter noise with the radical-looking Blue Edge rotor blade. The new blade has been tested on one of the company’s EC155 helicopters and was shown to reduce noise 3 to 4 decibels, according to the company. In addition to the Blue Edge rotor blade, the company also introduced something called Blue Pulse technology. Also designed to reduce helicopter noise, the Blue Pulse system uses three flap modules in the trailing edge of each rotor blade. Piezoelectric motors move actuate the flaps 15 to 40 times per second in reduce the “slap noise” often heard when a helicopter is descending.

This Is Not Photoshopped

This image of easily the largest supercharger ever strapped to a car is real and in no way doctored. We salute these real gearheads of genius below. When Mike Christensen says his Camaro had a big supercharger on it, he wasn't kidding. According to Mike, his dad came home from the junkyard one day with a supercharger so big they could only speculate it came off a locomotive engine (side note, we must know where this junkyard is — immediately). Being bored gearheads, and having a sweet first generation Camaro drag racer laying around, they decided to lash it onto the car's big V8. After custom fabricating intake manifolds, a special order supercharger belt, and quite a lot of tinkering, the engine actually fired up and when Mike blipped the throttle, he blew both head gaskets immediately. Here's video of him talking about it (about halfway through).

Lingenfelter 2010 Camaro Ta Concept Car Sema 2009

The Lingenfelter TA concept car was built from a 2010 Camaro SS and is powered by a LS based 455 CID engine that produces 655 horsepower & 610 lbs ft of torque. Lingenfelter's custom TA was built around the classic 71 Trans Am interior & exterior theme. The TA features a classic shaker hood, new front fascia, revised front and rear quarter panels, functional front fender vents and rear spoiler. To finish off the exterior the LTA has new lighting front and rear, blue stripping, badging, custom honeycomb 20" wheels, Nitto tires & Corsa exhaust. The interior enhancements include custom seats, console, door panels, carpets and a 70's style metal-turned instrument panel.

TECHNOLOGY & OTHER NEAT STUFF

Three Indonesian Volcanoes Rumbling: Raung, Sangeang Api and Rokatenda

Indonesia is a very busy place, volcanically speaking. Sometimes, the rumblings at different volcanoes change so quickly that you can lose track of which ones are showing new signs of activity and which have been restless for years. In the past few months, we’ve seen a few volcanoes come back into “restless” column, so I thought I’d try to catch us up on them.

This Is What Kevin Costner Should Have Had In Waterworld

If the world really does get flooded like in Waterworld, energy supplies will be scarcer than ever. So we'll need this craft, the world's largest solar-powered boat, with 5,382 square feet of solar panels. The ship, measuring 102 feet long and almost 50 feet wide, took 13 months to build in the German city of Kiel. It'll have its formal launching in April, and skipper Raphael Domjan hopes to sail it around the world in 2011.

Protect 486 Scooter Armor

Designer Marc Graells Ballve claims this anti-theft armor he designed for scooters called ‘Protect 486' was actually inspired by mother nature, particularly the armor worn by armadillos. But anyone who saw Tim Burton’s original Batman film will find a striking resemblance between the Protect 486 system, and the armor deployed by the Batmobile while Batman was out cleaning up the streets of Gotham. I’m not accusing him of ripping it off or anything, I’m just saying. And while it looks like a half-decent idea for protecting your ride from vandals, theft and even rain, I have to wonder what effect the extra weight and drag would have on the scooter’s gas mileage.

A-10 Unit Continues Flying Tiger Legacy

The U.S. Air Force A-10s currently deployed at Bagram Airfield are part of the 23rd Fighter Group, the Flying Tigers, out of Pope Air Force Base, N.C., and are a unique group of aircraft - evident by just one look at their nose art. The noses of these A-10s are emblazoned with an image of a shark's teeth and eyes. The Flying Tigers are the only Air Force unit authorized to display nose art on their aircraft, due to the history it symbolizes. The Flying Tigers were first activated at Langley Field, Va., in 1941, and took over the tasks of the American Volunteer Group, fighting the Japanese military, in China during World War II. Twenty-nine of the original volunteers joined the 23rd, sharing their knowledge and expertise. In their first day of combat, the Flying Tigers destroyed five enemy aircraft to help the Chinese fight the Japanese invaders. The original shark's teeth and eyes were designed to scare enemies during battle.