If you are an important person, and can afford a personal bodyguard, maybe you should spend an extra buck, and outfit their SUV with this little baby. Nothing says "I mean business" than a personal SUV-mounted Gatling gun FTW! Enjoy!

Seems like this dog is the boss of this little corner-street business. Really funny and cute! Enjoy!

Here's what's missing from the music video business: a singing squirrel. But fear not my good friends, because a band looked after you, and brought what you desired: the freaking singing squirrel!

Here's what happens when a North Korean spy trawler doesn't obey the warnings: all hell brakes loose on them. And those Japanese really mean business, giving all they got: RPG, minuguns and automatic weapons. Wow!

A hot photoshoot for the sexy model Sandy Jordan at the beach. In a skimpy swimsuit she shows us why she's amongst the hottest models in the business. Enjoy this sexy video of Sandy Jordan at the beach!

A hot Nikki Ziering video of one of her photo shoots. Nikki Ziering is the ex-wife of the Beverly Hills, 90210 actor Ian Ziering (I'm pretty sure you know him). Anyway, it seems that she's trying to launch herself in the modeling business. We can only wish her the best of luck, because she sure has the qualities Enjoy this hot & sexy Nikki Ziering video!

This is one sexy video. Patricia Berlatto is relatively unknown in the modeling business, but as this sexy photoshoot shows, she's got the future in front of her. Enjoy this sexy video clip!Also check out our Sexy clips category for more.

So true...

How can you convert waste into energy in the most efficient way possible? The secret is in riboflavin. The microorganisms have the ability to change the chemistry of the environment. This is known for a long time, but if some of these can generate energy from the degradation of organic compounds has not yet been clarified. One answer comes from an American study published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (Pnas): BioTechnology researchers from the Institute of the University of Minnesota have found that the riboflavin, better known as vitamin B-2, is the key to the production of electricity by the microorganism Shewanella, a bacterium that is commonly found in water and soil.