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Erin Andrews And Her Sexy Ass

ESPN sideline reporter Erin Andrews and her sexy ass are the focus of attention for this Hot 100 after it was announced that she’d be appearing on DWTS. This gallery has it’s fair share of ass shots together with a few red carpet photocalls and several promo pics.

Afghanistan, February, 2010

In southern Afghanistan's Helmand Province, Thousands of American, Afghan and British troops entered Marja in the biggest offensive of the war, with the goal of destroying the Taliban's largest haven and restoring government presence in southern Afghanistan. Resistance was sporadic and fierce as troops seized positions around the area. Stricter combat rules and a concerted effort by the Afghan government and NATO forces were aimed at not only protecting the civilian population, but planning for the aftermath, building infrastructure, support and trust in an area long dominated by the Taliban. Collected here are images of the country and conflict over the past month, part of an ongoing monthly series on Afghanistan.

What Just Happened Here?

Was I seeing things or did Jennifer Love Hewitt weigh 170 pounds this summer? I didn't make that up, right? Well she must have fell into a vat at Acme Chemicals or got exposed to gamma radiation, because she showed up to the The Ghost Whisperer 100th episode celebration last night looking absolutely fantastic. I guess this means I want to bang her again. I just hope it doesn't get all weird. I mean, she does have a brother named "Todd". And I could see how that might cause an awkward pause when I'm pinning her knees to her ears and inquiring about the ownership of her vagina.

Beautiful Examples of Action Sequence Photography

Sequence photography is a technique of shooting a series of images in where the subject is captured in successive motion. Sequence photography is a wonderful way of conveying motion in a static image. A merged photo sequence can radically show a different perspective much more than what can be captured in a single image. When you’re creating a sequence photo make sure you get all the action you need. This can be done by choosing shooting a moving. Make sure you have a camera that able to do high shutter speeds. A DSRL that can shoot 3-5fps can get you great results. Then set the camera up on a sturdy tripod so displacement between frames. Then determine the exposure and multiply by the quantity of frames you are going to shoot. Another way would be to quickly shoot a series of separate frames and merged them all together later with the help of photoshop.

The Pontiac Firebird That Could Have Been

Michigan-based Exodus Films unveiled the hero-ride for their upcoming sci-fi flick, Jinn. It's "The Firebreather," a stylized take on what a new Pontiac Firebird might've been. Look familiar? It should. Better news? They're building 50 of them for public purchase. The car was designed by the film's writer and director and Art Center grad AJ Ahmad, who wanted to tie the developing Michigan film industry to the state's history. The Firebreather will be the hero car in the movie, driven by the film's star Ray Park (aka Darth Maul) who was on hand for the unveiling. The car, built by Classic Design Concepts for the film, takes a new Camaro and gives it an all-new, and very handsomely-styled front end, an entirely new tail end with a new spoiler, new hood, some slick custom wheels, the Eibach Pro-Plus performance handling package a embroidered seats. Here's the best part — for Firebird fans who want something a little different, fifty numbered copies of The Firebreather are on sale as of right now with a starting price of $60,000.

Amazing Real-Life Cutaway Cars

It’s amazing just how many pieces, both large and small, go into making a car. Each piece has to be designed and manufactured somewhere, then assembled along with the rest of the car parts. Most of us take all of those little bits and pieces for granted until one of them breaks. Often, car manufacturers release cutaway illustrations to show the interior details of their products. It’s much less common to see actual cutaway cars: vehicles with part of their bodies missing so that you can see right into the inner workings. Above, the Porsche Cayman S manages to look impeccably stylish, even with half its body stripped away.

Pagani Zonda Tricolore Is A Ground-bound Air Force Tribute

Ferrari may have claimed the name Italia with the new 458, but rival Modenese exotic automaker Pagani is hoisting the Tricolore flag with a new special edition Zonda. Presumably the last iteration of the hyper-exotic Zonda before the new C9 hits production, the Tricolore edition honors the Italian air force aerobatics team, known as the Frecce Tricolori. Based on the exclusive Zonda Cinque, the Tricolore is constructed from a special carbon-titanium weave left bare but for a clear blue lacquer. Red, white and green stripes run up from the nose along the top of the car's surface, passing by the unique vertical fin air intakes. LED running lights are also unique to the Tricolore, of which only one example will be built and sold at a whopping 1.3 million euros, or about $1.75M in American funds.

irobot packbot

while irobot is best known for their vacuum cleaner robot, the company also makes industrial robots including the military and government packbot. since launching in 2007, 3000 packbots have now been shipped around the world for use in military and law enforcement applications. the robot is small and very lightweight, perfect for navigating in tricky places, it maneuvers on two tank tread and has an articulated arm mounted on top. a camera is mounted on the arm allow the operator to see what the packbot sees from a safe distance. the user operates the bot using a video game-like controller, watching through a display. the packbot's main mission is inspecting and disposing of explosives or suspected devices.

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