A Company advertises Anti-Radar Sticker that claims to be able to hide numbers from the Speed Camera System showcasing a Video that replicates the using method. Although the system might work with the normal cameras, 95% of Speed Cameras that are Infrared flash activated can still not be fooled that can click from a wide angle from a distant range. Number Plate recognition cameras have different lenses than ordinary cameras and can identity the numbers more easily and clearly. It is safe not to forgery the legal system as heavy fines will be liable for such forgery.
Thursday, September 11, 2014
Thursday, August 28, 2014
Very Unfortunate Mishap for a left alone child
Keep an eye always on Children to avoid such unfortunate mishaps, which would have been ended up in a unforgettable sad scene. Watch this video of a Child being left unnoticed near a water pit and child falls down to water drowning for life. Fortunately the Child's brother noticed after few minutes and luckily the life was saved.
The woman who cries & sweats Blood
Delfina Cedeno from Dominican Republic spontaneously started sweating and crying BLOOD. Doctors in her hometown of Veron were baffled by the condition and 19-year-old Delfina became so depressed she even tried to take her own life. But, five years after it began, specialists now believe they've found the problem. Delfina has 20 times the adrenaline levels of a normal person and anxiety attacks causes her blood pressure to rise so severely that her body sweats blood and water in order to lower the pressure. The rare condition is called hematidrosis. Delfina is now on medication to reduce her anxiety and she's moving on with her life. To top it off, her boyfriend Recaris Avila has now proposed and the couple are set to wed soon...
Sunday, August 17, 2014
Google Wallet: An easier way to pay
Shop and save in stores with all your loyalty, gift cards and offers in one place. Send money to friends and family and they can spend it instantly with the Google Wallet Card.
Should We Eat More Bugs
More than a quarter of the world's population eats insects, and the rest of us have plenty of reasons to do the same. They're high in fat and protein, and they're less resource-intensive to raise, which is better for the environment. They could make for a tasty way to feed our growing planet—if you can get past the "yuck" factor.
By 2050 we'll need to feed two billion more people. Click here for a special eight-month series exploring how we can do that—without overwhelming the planet:
Wednesday, March 5, 2014
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