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Olivia Munn Bikini Pictures are Better Than Weed

G4's Attack of the Show was in Hawaii to film their 420 special (that's there Marijuana episdoe, for those of you who don't know the lingo), and while I'm not into weed, I do like the fact that it made these Olivia Munn bikini pictures possible. And even though there are a whole bunch of legitimate reasons to legalize pot, if it gets Olivia Munn into a bikini, I say we legalize it right now!

360 Degree Spherical Panoramas In and Around Utah

Utah is known for its spectacular landscapes, and scenic sites that radiate brilliant colors begging to be photographed. If you travel to Utah, you are in for a treat. If this site is your first "visit", we hope you will find it a unique visual experience. These full screen, 360 degree spherical panoramas will afford an experience not possible with standard photography. The photo gallery on this page shows off the beauty of Arches National Park and Capitol Reef. Enjoy your stay. Click and drag on any panorama to move in any direction.

No-Bra Britney Banned By Father

Oh, the shame! Britney Spears‘ papa Jamie has reportedly told her to stop smuggling peanuts when she’s out in public – aka Britney, wear a bloody bra. You’ll have someone’s eye out with those! Jamie is said to have grown fed up of seeing Brit-Brit being snapped “with her nipples all over the place”. Jamie still has legal control over all of his daughter’s affairs, and now he wants conservatorship of her wotsits, says The Sun A source says, “Jamie’s control over Britney’s life is incredible. He hates the pictures of her with her nipples all over the place so he has banned her from leaving the house without a bra. “He wants her to put across the right impression. One security guard was told he is close to getting fired because he lets her go out without her bra.” Oh well, as her financial controller he’s probably trying to protect her assets.

World War II: Photos You Have Never Seen

All wars are a nightmare to those involved. Thank God, most of us don’t know what it is like and have ever been involved in the fights. Most of us have never suffered from hunger, from invaders, or had no home, no clothes and no hope. In most countries of the world, the present generation has no idea about War World II, or they judge on it from shots published by Life magazine. There’s another side you have never seen. The photos featured in my post today were taken in the former USSR during World War II on the occupied territories. The authors of most of them are not known — these are photos from family archives posted online by grandchildren of those who took part in the war. Some of the photos belong to the Soviet journalists of that time- Vladimir Lupejko and Dmitri Baltermants. The photos are shocking and cruel, but they should teach us to respect others’ lives and dignity. We are equal and we are not born to be slaves.

Mauro Lecchi’s Lamborghini yacht is inspiration worth commercialization

We’ve already introduced to you Mauro Lecchi’s Lamborghini Levo, but it’s now time to introduce you to his new concept which is not a car but a yacht. This yacht in the harbor will reproduce the same amazement as a Lamborghini in a parking lot. Dubbed Lamborghini yacht, the design comes from the analysis of Lamborghini car and is as exotic and luxurious as the car itself. The yacht has big intakes, and starting from the Reventon’s side view, the designer changed the intake behind the door in a huge window, to characterize the boat with a single large element. As the yacht is merely a design, its assumed characteristics have a Hull length 15m, Hull width 4m, and Height 3.8m. In order to reduce weight, the lamination provides to use fiber Kevlar/carbon. Also, in order to combine high performance and low power consumption, three different motors are assumed for the yacht: 2×700 hp Volvo Penta IPS 900 diesel, 2×950 hp diesel Seatek, 2x (3x) 550 hp v 12 - 60 ° Lamborghini petrol.

How The 2600 Forged The Home Video Game Future

Born in the early 1970s, I've experienced only a few world-changing events along the lines of the automobile, the telephone, and the television. Sure, I was around the campus computer cluster when NCSA Mosaic was installed in 1994, but the Internet didn't make a grand entrance. (The UC Museum of Paleontology, a prominent early Web site, was only so interesting.) The World Wide Web doesn't compare with 1981, when my brother and I got an Atari 2600 for Christmas. Before Atari, no video games at home. After Atari, video games all the time. Males of a certain age will regale you with tales of long mornings roping cattle in Stampede and the distinctive thumb cramp that the joystick delivered. But enough nostalgia for now. Nick Montfort and Ian Bogost, two professors of media studies, have written a book, Racing the Beam, that approaches the beloved machine from a new angle: What was it like to program for the Atari 2600?

We decimate a 335i and a Formula Drift Racecar Materializes

Formula DRIFT is recognized as the North American professional drifting championship series. Autoblog has been invited behind-the-scenes with GSR Autosport, and their driver Michael Essa, as the team builds, tests and campaigns a V10-powered BMW 350R during the 2010 racing season. This is the second installment in our series (see Part 1) as we follow the team throughout the creation, testing and race season. Armed with a 2008 BMW 335i coupe, a shattered BMW M5 and boxes of components stacked around the shop, the team gets busy tearing the near-perfect 3 Series apart. The bumpers, doors, hood and trunk go first, followed by the glass sunroof and remaining sheet metal on the roof (hundreds of spot welds must be painstakingly drilled out). The stock twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter N54 is carefully removed and put aside. The interior is completely gutted and the heavy glass front, side and back windows are cut out. The chassis sits bare on the cold concrete shop floor.

Adoptive Parents Save Endangered Penguin Chick

Quick thinking and action by staff at Denver Zoo and Pueblo Zoo probably saved the life of an African penguin chick. On March 20, four days past its due date, the chick was assisted with emerging from its shell by Pueblo Zoo Animal Care Coordinator Melanie Pococke. Pococke then sought help from Denver Zoo staff in caring for the tiny bird, when the hatchling’s biological parents at Pueblo Zoo were unable to care for it. Zookeepers from each zoo met halfway to bring the chick to Denver Zoo where it was placed under the care of experienced parents. The chick’s surrogate father, Durban, and mother, Spencer, are now taking excellent care of their adopted youngster.

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