Hayabusa Engine in Smart Car Wherever you are there is the Smart. The Smart car is produced in France and Germany. The Smart was launched in October of 1998 in nine European countries. The Smart is a branch of Daimler AG. In the year of 2008, Smart was officially launched in the United States. The […]

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LED Flex Strip Lighting LED lights will work for emergency lighting. If you have a vehicle and the dome light is blowed, or your console lights aren’t working properly, the Flexible Light Strip 300 SMD Bright White LED Ribbon 5 Meter or 16 Feet By Ledwholesalers, 2026wh is what you need. LED Flex Strip Lighting […]

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Miami Beach Memorial Day Shooting May 30th 2011 On May 30, 2011 Narces Benoit started videotaping officers firing rounds of bullets into a car driven by Raymond Herisse, who died on the scene. The 4 a.m. police chase occurred on Collins Avenue, as a dozen officers fired their guns repeatedly into Raymond Herisse’s blue Hyundai (Miami […]

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With OpenWatch You Can Spy On The Cops About the OpenWatch Project from OpenWatch on Vimeo. You feel that local police in your hood are too violent and too aggressive? You need an app to spy on them? No sweat, SuperHacker Rich Jones has got you covered with that. If the local bullying neighorhood cop […]

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German Bean Sprouts Could Be The Source A current CDC report warns U.S. travelers that are traveling to Germany of an organism causing an outbreak — E. coli O104:H4, producing Shiga toxin. Many people have been hospitalized, several requiring intensive care, and some people have died. It is reported over 20 people have died. Most […]

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Big Brother Wants To Ride Along With You In case you haven’t heard about it, the Feds are adamant about the notion of installing a black box in every vehicle in the United States. The event data recorder (EDR) is a device that’s similar to what we know of in airplanes which is called a […]

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Your safety depends on which state you reside in The phrase that is being used for research purposes is called “following too closely”. This is a desription of a careless driver that intentionally follows another driver too close and absolutely ignores the consequences of his/her doing so. There is one reason that drivers in certain […]

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Remote Keyless System Not Always Foolproof You know the old proverbial – the thieves are always one step behind the technology. Here’s another episode you may be interested to know about, especially if your car employs a remote keyless system. Snopes.com has a nice article with sources that expand on the subject of security code grabbing […]

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Radio Tower Berlin Restaurant The “long beanpole”, as the Berlin radio tower is affectionately called, is since its construction in 1926, one of the most famous landmarks of the capital. An elevator carries visitors to the 135 meter high observation platform, where you can enjoy a wonderful view over the rooftops of the city, the […]

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French Officer Jean Ribault and 350 of his soldiers lose life Fort Matanzas is now a National Monument. It was a Spanish fort that was constructed in 1740. The fort made out of coquina, was finished in 1742. The European struggle for dominance played out in this region. The Spanish for the most part controlled Florida […]

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