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Eliza Dushku Bikini Pictures from Open Graves

I'm pretty sure Open Graves is another Eliza Dushku movie that went straight to video, and while it doesn't feature Eliza Dushku topless, like another of her direct to video movies, it does have these Eliza Dushku bikini pictures. Maybe now that Dollhouse is over, Eliza will make another desperate attempt to make it big in the movies. And maybe that'll mean more of Eliza Dushku topless (or even naked). Don't you just love girls who are desperate to be famous!?

Broad Beach's Vanishing Act

In an effort to stem damage from rising seas and storm tides, homeowners along the famous stretch of Broad Beach in Malibu are hustling to build sandbag walls that will later be reinforced with truckloads of boulders.

Elizabeth Hurley is Flashy

Elizabeth Hurley flashed all kinds of nipple last night at the Love Ball in London. If flashing your nipple was equivalent to underrated cool events at the Olympics, Elizabeth would be curling. Seriously, who doesn't love curling? It's the only event where I feel like all the competitors should have beers in their hands. I may try out for the team.

Rwandan Hutu Militiamen Participating In A Demobilization

Rwandan Hutu militiamen participating in a demobilization and repatriation program arrive from Congo to a camp where they will be taught skills to aid in returning to civilian life, in Mutobo, Rwanda. In an effort to weaken an atrophying rebel movement that has terrorized eastern Congo for 15 years, U.N. peacekeepers are waging a campaign to persuade more and more of the rank and file militiamen to lay down their weapons and return home.

Snow Glider, For A Wonderful Ski Flight

This helicopter look alike design with three skis, aircraft cockpit-like cabin, and a propeller at the back doesn’t fly but whiz across snow and ice. Designed and built in the Czech Republic by Václav Zahrádka, this snow glider that took five years to come into its present form has a top speed of 120km/h and can climb hills as steep as 30 degrees. In order to make this vehicle which is solely designed to travel on the land, Zahrádka got inspiration from sleds used by Russian soldiers during WWII. However, this snow glider is faster and more agile than those used in the past. Three version of this Snow Glider have been built so far and the most advanced of the three is two man version which is powered by a 40 horsepower snowmobile engine. It is made of lightweight materials like fiberglass and aluminum. A non-traditional means of transport for the winter, the Snow glider is steered by a foot operated bar. The throttle and braking are operated by separate hand levers. And the function of the brakes is done with a small plate behind each rear skis which digs into the snow or ice to slow the vehicle down.

Nintendo Wii Proton Pack

Straight from Egon's lab, after months of Beta testing I bring to you the first ever fully fictional Wii-Proton Pack to be used in conjunction with the Nintentdo Wii version of the Ghostbusters Video game. The cyclotron features four blue LEDs allowing you to know which player is selected or active and the Blue Power Cell actually shows you how much power the pack has. The Thrower has been carefully designed in regards to ergonomics and function. The front of the wand has an area in which you can place the Wii-mote and the back handle is where the Nunchuck is placed. Since the Wii-mote has in internal speaker in it's ABS housing, when playing the game the pack makes all the iconic Ghostbusters SFX. And being that the Wii utilizes wireless technology, the wand is not tethered to the pack via a cord. I will be shooting some video footage this week and will post it as soon as it's finished so you can see the pack in action!

Future of Transportation: Concept Cars of Yesterday

The auto industry’s finest creatives can always be counted on to give an interesting vision of the future of transportation. A look back in time at these concept cars of yesteryear makes me wish that the future had turned out a bit more like they imagined it should.

Interactive Weather Dresses

Valerie lamontagne is a canadian artist based in montreal who created series of interactive dresses that change form based on weather patterns. The project is titled ‘peau d’ane’ after a fairy tale by charles perrault detailing three dresses made from the sky, moonbeams and sunlight. While each of these things is immaterial, lamontagne found ways to materialize them in her dresses. Temperature, uv, solar radiation, wind speed & velocity, humidity and rain fall data is collected and sent to the dresses wirelessly, where micro-controllers relay info to internal circuitry. The sun dress has 128 leds which can light up depending on sun data, while the moon dress has 14 colour-modulating flowers to represent each phase of the moon cycle and the sky dress is imbued with 14 vibrating air pockets.

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