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Audrina Patridge Out and About in London

We need to pass a law that Audrina Patridge can only wear tight tank tops. She looks incredibly hot -- 100 times better than that picture of her showing off her alien cleavage yesterday. Also, we need to pass a tougher anti-stalking law. Look, I don't care how many times you've been on the cover of Maxim or that you lack a gag reflex, no means no.

Incredible Long Exposure Photos

Most photography uses extremely fast shutter speeds, only allowing light into the camera for a fraction of a second, but when longer exposures are used there can be some remarkable results. Static objects are revealed in heightened detail, while anything moving becomes a blur. Long exposure photography can be turned to any number of subjects, but there are some areas where it produces particularly impressive images. At nighttime, long exposures can reveal things invisible to the naked eye, while moving lights become streaks and trails. Images of water have a strange mist-like appearance as the liquid motion is blurred.

Ashley Greene Remains Hot In London

For the life of me, I cannot understand why Ashley Greene isn't in every movie ever made. Dear God, she's hot. But it's more than that. I want to hold her hand and walk along the beach. I want to caress her face and feed her strawberries. I want to romantically give her clitoris a tongue bath. Oh, and I want to play a game I just made up where I pin her knees to her ears and choke her out. It's called "Whac-A-Cervix." Let's see if I can beat my high score!

The Moment That A Polar Bear Cub Slipped Into The Icy Sea

Bearing in mind where polar bears live, you would think they could handle a little bit of ice underfoot. But it's obviously something that needs practice, as this youngster showed when he slipped and fell into the freezing arctic water. As mum was busy trying to teach her cub how to hunt for food this little one showed that keeping a grip in slippery Arctic conditions isn't quite as easy as she makes it look.

Second-gen SSC Ultimate Aero Vows To Supersede Bugatti Veyron Supersport

The next generation Shelby Supercars Ultimate Aero is all set to zero in on and then zoom past by the mighty world class Bugatti Veyron super sport. With no details on the car available as yet, it is but obvious that everything about it would be one up if it has to supersede its Bugati counterpart. Now much of the estimates about the car can be surmised based on Veyron’s specifications for e.g. the car will need more than 1,183 Hp to surpass Veyron’s 1,200 hp and top speed of record 431 km/h or 268 mph. This will have to be combined with top of the class aerodynamic design to outshine the tough competitor. Designer Jason Castriota, creator of the Maserati GranTurismo must have faced a daunting challenge to accomplish this feat. Ultimate Aero would be unveiled at Boeing’s Museum of Flight in Seattle, WA., on August 8.

HumanCar Imagine PS Goes For Another Test Drive

It's been a long while since we first heard about the HumanCar, a vehicle powered by electricity and human rowing power, but some things just take longer than others. The design has come a long way since that 2006 post and the latest news is that the model you see above, called the Imagine PS, was recently taken out for a test drive. We've got the video to prove it after the jump. Professor Charles Samuel Greenwood, the inventor of the HumanCar, went for a drive in the $15,500 street-legal, low-mass vehicle with his son Chuck. The car took on "several" hills (with four to six percent grades) at 30 miles per hour using power from both the driver and the battery pack.

Ford's 6.7-L V-8 Power Stroke Diesel Could Make 800 Pounds-Feet of Torque

The envelope for diesel power in heavy-duty pickup trucks continues to expand. In 2005, Dodge and Cummins broke the 600 pounds-feet of torque barrier. Earlier this year, 700 pounds-feet was shattered by both Ford and General Motors. Now, sources say 800 pounds-feet could fall before the end of 2010. The 2011 Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra HD pickups are the current kings of the hill with their 397 horsepower and 765 pounds-feet of torque 6.6-liter 'LML' Duramax V-8 engines. But as we first reported in March, Ford is said to be working on a major power boost for the all-new 390 horsepower, 735 pounds-feet 6.7-liter Power Stroke V-8 diesel. According to new details we've received from our sources, a high output version of the 6.7 is expected to produce approximately 400 horsepower and at least 800 pounds-feet of torque, when production of Job 2 2011 Super Duty pickups starts later this year.

Powered By The Sun, The Plane That Flew All Day And Night

A solar-powered plane yesterday completed a record-breaking 26-hour flight - paving the way for an aircraft that could potentially stay airborne for ever. The Solar Impulse, which flies using four propeller engines powered by solar panels on its huge wings, landed in Switzerland after an epic flight. It collects so much energy from the sun during the day that it can store electricity to power it through the night. Engineers behind the experimental single-seat aircraft, which circled Swiss airspace yesterday, are planning to fly it over the Atlantic and eventually around the world, claiming: 'We are now on the verge of perpetual flight.'

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