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Renee Olstead and Francia Raisa Bikini Pictures Make Me Hopeful for the Future of Hotness

Watching the daily Lindsay Lohan and Paris Hilton skanky nonsense can make one cynical about the future of celebrity sexy, but then you come across some kegger bikini party photos like these of sweet-ginger Renee Olstead, my new super crush, and her friend, Francia Raisa, the Latina hottie who is the main reason to see the Bring It On movie series past the first couple. Forget the handlers and the red carpets and the make-up artists and fashion designers, this is simply two hot young actresses with amazing bodies and boobs bursting forth from bikinis at a pool party. This is beautiful. This is sexy.

Wildlife Photography By Hannes Lochner

Here are the wildlife photography taken by the photographer Hannes Lochner. Hannes Lochner is from South Africa. The photographer spent nearly 800 days in the Kalahari desert to take this photos. He published this images in his book called “Colors Of Kalahari”. Kalahari is a national park.

Katy Perry Represents The U.S. Well

Here are some shots of Katy Perry out and about in London and representing the United States Of America nicely if I do say so myself. A hot chick with big boobs and a half a brain, this is why I love America!

Inside a Wave: Epic Photography by Clark Little

"The Shorebreak Art of Clark Little" is nothing short of epic. Getting inside, over and under 30-40 foot waves is no small feat, especially with bulky camera equipment, and a goal of finding that perfect angle and lighting condition that makes a perfect shot. Clark Little is pretty well known today as the foremost shorebreak art photographer (his art has been seen on "Good Morning America", and featured in a number of glossy magazines all over the world). But as much as we like the fantastic shots of various wave' innards, we are even more impressed to see him pitched against dangerous, massive amounts of water - violent waves, where you only have a moment to make that shot and to get out of the harm's way.

Ripsaw MS1

The original Ripsaw demonstrator was built in 2000 with private funding. Ripsaw 1 proved the extreme high speed track concept and unprecedented UGV capability. Started in January of 2008, MS1 is a hardened high standard Ripsaw, designed specifically for US Army UGV Application. MS1 will have weapons installed and will be rigorously tested by ARDEC to prove its capability and effectiveness in saving human life.

13 Stripes and 51 Stars

Three weeks ago, a Senate committee heard testimony on a bill that could bring Puerto Rico a step closer to becoming the 51st state. The Puerto Rico Democracy Act of 2010, which passed the House in late April, would grant the territory's residents a vote on the island's political status, with options including statehood or independence. If Puerto Rico were to become the 51st state—and granted, that's at least four ifs away—federal law requires that a new star be added to the American flag. One can't help but wonder: Where would we put it?

NCR Millona 16: How to improve the Ducati Desmosedici RR

Step One: Start with a good platform. As far as motorcycles go, there are few (perhaps none?) more worthy of being called a good platform than Ducati's Desmosedici RR, the Italian firm's limited production MotoGP motorcycle for the street. So, that one's a no-brainer. Step Two: Add more power, take away weight. The first half of that equation didn't need much tinkering, but NCR says it's tuned the Duc's engine to put out over 200 horsepower at the rear wheel. To put it mildly.. check. Lightness was a bit more important to NCR, and it's left no stone unturned in its quest to remove every possible ounce from the Desmosedici racer. Pretty much everything possible is molded from carbon fiber, including the frame, rear subframe, swingarm, fuel tanks, fairings and wheels are all in CF. Even the paddock stand is carbon! What's not composite is mostly titanium, and we're especially enthused over the minimalist undertail exhaust system.

Re-learning The Traffic lights

For the greater good of mankind I’m willing to do my bit and learn new traffic rules. If it saves a life or time, then why not! What Uni-Signal here is saying, that we have been using round traffic lights for ages now, with only the red-amber-green-colors for aid. How about prepping the system and broadening the spectrum of usage (by colorblind people) and change the shape of the lights! Triangle-Red-Stop, Circle-Amber-Stay, Rectangle-Green-Go! If nothing else, it looks swanky and now we can teach tiny-tots shapes and colors in one go!

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