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Hot French Newslady Melissa Theuriau Bikini Pics

I’m not that up to date on my European news anchors but if you’ve ever been to France you’d know that Melissa Theuriau is by far one of the hottest newladies on the planet. Here’s she is vacationing with some asshole, lounging around in and out of her bikini. I don’t know if she’s any good at her job but she’s definitely got one of the best asses in the business… Second only to Katie Kouric of course.

High Energy Examples of Concert Photography

It’s summertime and you know what that means. It’s the time of year when music festivals and concerts are in full swing. They provide great opportunities to create some amazing images. So pack your camera and bottled water, its time to capture your masterpiece. Below are some amazing examples of high energy concert photography to inspire you.

Ashley Greene Knows How To Dress

God bless Ashley Greene for having the courage to address the problem of girls in shirts that cover their tits. Girls in shirts are everywhere these days: in our schools, our neighborhoods, our churches and synagogues, you can’t even go to the market anymore without packs of girls in shirts roaming around in an intimidating fashion. Well Ashley has had enough, and she’s taking a stand. She’s an amazing woman.

Stoned BMW Z4 Coupe

Our fellow M-Coupist and world traveller Eric Brum was walking along Beijing's art district when, from far away, he spotted a BMW Z4 Coupe sporting what he thought was an unusual wrap. What a weird idea, wrapping a car to make it look like the concrete buildings around it, sort of an automotive Liu Bolin he must have thought. As he got closer however, Eric found the truth even stranger: the BMW was entirely made out of stone and mortar, complete with interior and windows! File under "what tha'...???"

Double Shot in a Ford Flathead Powered Dragster

Anybody who knows the history of hot rodding knows that the roots of the hobby are interwoven pretty tightly with the sport of drag racing. Long-time readers will remember that features on dragsters made up part of the editorial mix of ROD & CUSTOM back in our "little pages" days of the late '50s. Since then, the sport of drag racing has evolved from a pastime for grassroots rodders into a huge high-dollar industry. The top-end cars have morphed from homebuilt rods with tuned-up bangers and flatheads to scientifically engineered apparatuses powered by 8,000-plus-hp supercharged aluminum Hemis. Impressive machines all right, but we still like watching the old-time Gassers and Altereds, doorslammers, and front-engined rails. Evidently we're not alone, since events such as the Antique Nationals, the March Meet, and the Goodguys Nitro Nationals have become extremely popular.

News from the Moon!

Back when the space race was in its heyday in the late 1960s, it became clear that the United States was going to beat the Soviet Union to landing a man on the Moon. But that didn't mean the Soviet Union wasn't going to do something spectacular in their own right. In 1970, they launched and landed the first-ever rover on another celestial body. Say hello to Lunokhod 1, which became the first remote-controlled robot to land on another rock in our Solar System. Lunokhod 1 landed on the Moon, brought there by the lander Luna 17, and immediately went to work. Lunokhod 1, initially slated for a mission of just under 90 days, lasted 11 months, traveled over 10 kilometers and took over 20,000 images and over 200 panoramas. It also became the first vehicle to photograph its own footprints, which fascinates me for some reason.

Hot Rod Power Tour 2010: Day Five, Chattanooga TN

Early this morning we were lucky that many of our friends in the MoPowered Tour were at the same hotel. So we all left together for an early morning adventure. Our plan was not to get breakfast, but to go to the Holley Headquarters and get a tour of their facility.

Spontaneous Discharge of a Firearm in an MR Imaging Environment

An incident recently occurred at an outpatient imaging center in western New York State, in which a firearm spontaneously discharged in a 1.5-T MR imaging environment with active shielding. To our knowledge, this is the first documented case of such an occurrence. The event confirms previously reported theoretic risks of a firearm discharging in an MR imaging environment. In this report, we examine the incident in detail from the official police and ballistic reports.

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