Monday, September 27, 2010

Aurelie Moeremans: The Hot new comer Celebrity

Aurelie Moeremans name is not yet very well known in Indonesia. Though his face has many times appeared as models in magazines, advertisements and movies, girl Belgian descent is even more frequently highlighted due to a dispute with the mother. But it is quite possible in the next few years Aurelie will be one of the shining stars in the entertainment world this country.

Here are list photos of Aurelie Moeremans:

Thursday, September 2, 2010

Find places for a romantic trip

Love is patient. Love is kind. Love is something splendid. Love is blind. Love is a battlefield. OK, OK. We already know what love is.

Wednesday, June 23, 2010

A withdrawal from the study allowed for the "criminals" German


In France we have our beautiful Hadopi 2 and in Germany the regional ministers of justice considering several options to punish criminals. One of them would go through the withdrawal of driving licenses ... The proposal in this European country where 82% of households have at least one car and where the car is built very high (like England but for other reasons) has its supporters and detractors.

Safety equipment for cars can make teenagers better drivers

Technological progress is amazing. For example: when I was a teenager, my monitor safety by the name of "mother." She barked orders at me as I travel on the streets of Massachusetts, often above the speed limit. In the future? Computers!
At least that's what it seems, is the incredible results of a study on teen leadership and accident prevention are any indication.
The testing involved a system of IVDR (In-Vehicle Data Recorder) that monitors and records events dangerous driving, such as very sharp bends or sudden acceleration and braking too abruptly. Originally developed by GreenRoad, a San Francisco firm specializing in truck safety, the system takes this information and "evaluates" the driver. Lights green, yellow and red tell the driver how he is doing at any time.
The system sounds simplistic, but the data suggest something remarkable. In cars equipped with the system, the occurrence of dangerous driving decreased by half.
Impressive, but we imagine that the angry teenagers will still be able to claim that such meddling is not just by parents. Fortunately, there is an app for this. The system is based on accelerometers, and the software can easily be transported to smartphones, according to Per-Olof Svnesk engineer in an article in New Scientist.