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Kelly Brook Bikini Pictures from FHM Are So Sexy I Could Cry

Will you think me less a man if I openly weep at just how hot these Kelly Brook bikini pictures are? The good folks at FHM, being cousins-in-arms-and-bodies-and-booty to Egotastic!, have decided to feature the super sexy Kelly Brook in their current issue and, God bless them. The person who invented the bikini surely could never have imagined how that amazing swimsuit creation would someday achieve such greatness. Dang, I'm crying again.

Viewpoints In UAE & Oman

This is a collection of viewpoints taken in UAE & Oman over the period of a week. The photos were taken with a series in mind, to show off the viewpoints of the countries and the contrasting landscapes.

Is This Woman Too Hot To Be a Banker?

Everything about Debrahlee Lorenzana is hot. Even her name sizzles. At five-foot-six and 125 pounds, with soft eyes and flawless bronze skin, she is J.Lo curves meets Jessica Simpson rack meets Audrey Hepburn elegance—a head-turning beauty. In many ways, the story of her life has been about getting attention from men—both the wanted and the unwanted kind. But when she got fired last summer from her job as a banker at a Citibank branch in Midtown—her bosses cited her work performance—she got even hotter. She sued Citigroup, claiming that she was fired solely because her bosses thought she was too hot.

Mike O'Callaghan – Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge

Mike O'Callaghan – Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge (proposed name), known as the Hoover Dam Bypass during planning and early construction, provides a bridge connecting roads for a new route across the Colorado River for U.S. Route 93. The project links the U.S. states of Nevada and Arizona by spanning the Colorado River 1,600 ft (490 m) downstream from the Hoover Dam. The bridge is expected to be open to traffic in November 2010.[1] Its cost has been estimated to be about $240 million. Once the bypass is completed, the existing roadway across Hoover Dam will be closed to through traffic.

Do Not Feed After Midnight: The AMC Gremlin

on the rise again, and Detroit was getting scared. Each American automaker fielded its own response, but American Motors, which had built its market position with economy cars, came up with two. The first was a clever improvisation, the second was a brave attempt to do something genuinely new. Some people call them the ugliest cars of the 1970s -- a title for which there are many contenders -- but nobody would ever mistake them for anything else. We're referring of course, to the AMC Gremlin and the infamous AMC Pacer. We begin with the Gremlin.

Toshiba Zooms In/out Images by Bending LCD Panel

Toshiba Corp developed an LCD panel that enables to zoom in and out an image by bending it and announced the panel at SID 2010, the largest international conference on display technologies. At the conference, Toshiba actually zoomed in and out an aerial photograph of Google Earth displayed on the screen by bending the LCD panel. The intuitive operation of the bendable panel was drawing attention from many engineers. The exhibited display had a commercially available bend sensor whose resistance value changes by bending it. The sensor was equipped at the end of the backlight unit.

Subaru Impreza STI Cosworth CS400

The new Subaru Impreza STI Cosworth CS400 is the result of one of the most eagerly anticipated automotive collaborations in recent times. The first genuine Cosworth-developed road car since 1996, the latest limited edition Impreza offers performance-car fans the thrill of a lifetime combined with exclusivity - production will be restricted to 75 cars. The Cosworth-tuned, turbocharged vehicle is one of the world's most accelerative hatchbacks. The renowned 2.5-litre turbocharged 'Boxer' engine is transformed to produce 33 per cent more power, drawing heavily on Cosworth's extensive Formula 1 experience. The engine, which drives all four wheels via a six-speed manual gearbox, boasts an impressive 400 ps and the new model reaches 62 mph in just 3.7 seconds, going on to cover a quarter mile in 12.75 seconds at a terminal speed of 107 mph. Top speed is limited to 155mph.

Acer Liquid E Ferrari Special Edition revs up Android 2.1

Sure, the Acer Liquid E Ferrari Special Edition features the the same underclocked 768MHz Snapdragon and Android 2.1 as the original Liquid E that launched in February, but, well, this one comes with a flashy Ferrari F1 Red paint job and matching Elite Bluetooth earpiece. Can't say no to that, can you? You know the rest of the drill: 3.5-inch WVGA touchscreen, five megapixel camera with autofocus, geotagging, and adjustable ISO, included 8GB microSD card, and the Acer Sync app that syncs changes across your phone and PC. No word on price or availability, but it certainly looked pretty on the Computex show floor -- we'll let you know if we find out more.

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