look at this car, its funny
Monday, August 31, 2009
Funny Cars Photos And Pics
I gathered some of the pictures and wallpapers and images of some funny cars. Have a look at them,laugh and enjoy. All this photos show the funny side of their owners.
look at this car, its funny
look at this car, its funny
Sunday, August 30, 2009
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Thursday, August 27, 2009
Minerva Sachs Megelli Sport 250CC
Minerva Sachs Megelli Sport 250CC
The engine of new Minerva was made by Sachs while the performance was touched by Megelli. So clarity the new Minerva is join venture between Sachs and Megelli.
The price of Minerva Megelli Sachs 250, 250M and 250S in Indonesia is between 25.9-28.9 million rupiah.Minerva Sachs Megelli Sport 250 CC Spec Overview:
Engine Type SOHC, Air Cooled
Bore x Stroke (mm) 72,5 x 59,8
Displacement (cc) 247
Compression Ratio 11,2:1
Carburettor Type MV 30 P
Max Power (Hp) 20,5/8500
Max Torque 18/8000
Lubrication System Forced & Wet Sump
Clutch: Wet Type & Multi Plates
Gear Transmission 5 Speed
Gear Shift Pattern: 1-N-2-3-4-5
Gear Ratio :
1st 2,769
2nd 1,722
3rd 1,318
4th 1,125
5th 0,962
Generator Spole
Ignition CDI
Battery Type 12V 9 AH
Head Light L/H = (R,L) = 35 w
Tail Light 0,23 w
Stop Light 0,58 w
Winker 5 w
Frame Type Multi Twin Spar Trellis Configuration
Steering Head Angle 30o
Suspension Front Telescopic
Suspension Rear Mono Shock
Wheel Front Rim 2.75x17
Wheel Rear Rim 3.50x17
Type Front 100/70 x 17
Type Rear 130/70 x 17
Chain :
Pitch 520
Number Of Line 104
Fuel Tank Capacity 11 Lt
Height 1.040mm
Length 1.990mm
Widht 825mm
Seat Height 800mm
Wheel Base 1.350mm
Ground Clearance 200mm
Weight 123kg
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
3D Models - Mohammad Ali's Mosque
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Sunday, August 23, 2009
Wallpapers - Citroen C-Airplay
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Thursday, August 20, 2009
Tutorials - 3D Car Modeling (Ford Mustang)
Video Tutorial: 3D Car Modeling (Ford Mustang)
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WMV | 752*548 | 763 MB
Software: 3ds max 6
This is a perfect course about modeling which will show you all the most important functions of poly modeling and a lot of tips and tricks that will help you making your own car in cg. Professional voiceovers made by a native speaker will lead you through all the chapters providing a comfort of learning.
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Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Taking Down Toonerville?
by Margaret Arnold
News Editor, Arroyo Seco Journal
Just over a year after a major gang raid targeting the Avenues in the Drew Estara area of Glassell Park, another similar sweep has taken place—this one targeting the Toonerville gang in North Atwater Village.
The Toonerville takedown took place during the early morning hours of July 9. 19 arrest warrants had been issued, and all 19 suspects were taken into custody without incident. The charges against those arrested are serious--including murder, attempted murder, narcotics trafficking and weapons violations. Two other alleged gang members were taken into custody during the sweep when police made an unexpected discovery of 48 weapons in one Atwater Village house. Five children were taken into protective custody when they were determined to be living in unsafe conditions.
The 4:30 a.m. sweep was a group initiative, involving 400 officers from the Los Angeles and Glendale Police Departments and the federal Drug Enforcement Administration. The effort was initiated by Glendale police. In October of 2008, a member of the Mongols motorcycle gang was murdered by Toonerville in Glendale. During the subsequent investigation, Glendale police found the Toonerville gang to be involved in violent crime and sales of cocaine and methamphetamine in their city. The July 9 sweep was the culmination of seven months of planning.
Toonerville is a well-established street gang. Its presence in Northeast Los Angeles dates to the 1950s. Toonerville has an estimated membership of 450. Police consider it to be the second most problematic gang in Northeast Division, after the Avenues.
According to the Department of Justice, in 2000, “three Toonerville gang members went to conduct a retaliatory drive-by shooting, but instead robbed a pedestrian witness. LAPD patrol officers tried to stop the gang members’ car, which led to a high-speed pursuit. The suspects ultimately led the officers into their gang’s neighborhood, where they were ambushed by others gang members who had blocked the street with a washing machine and bicycle. The officers were shot at from three sides in a coordinated attack. The officers survived and all three suspects were convicted of attempt murder.”
Several key Toonerville members were already in jail before the sweep. The focus of the arrests has been on rounding up the gang’s shot callers. Gang leader Timothy McGhee is on death row for three gang-related murders and four attempted murders. According to the District Attorney’s office, the murders and attempted murders were carried out over a four-year rampage to maintain control of narcotics distribution in the Atwater Village area. To date, there have been 42 Toonerville arrests as part of the campaign. Nine of the arrestees have been charged with murder in connection to four deaths. 74 weapons have been seized.
Some July 9 arrests took place in locations as far away as Bakersfield and Palmdale. However, the majority were concentrated in North Atwater Village, specifically, in the area right around Chevy Chase Park. At a community meeting the evening of the 9th, LAPD Northeast Division Captain Bill Murphy told about 100 community residents that 60 additional police officers would be assigned to the area for the coming days.
“We will not allow a vacuum to occur,” said Murphy, adding specifically that rival street gang Rascals would not be allowed to step in with Toonerville leadership gone.
Deputy Mayor Jeff Carr of Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa’s office, District Director for Constituent Services Mitch O’Farrell and Atwater Village Field Deputy Arsen Melikyan of City Council President Eric Garcetti’s office, Neighborhood Prosecutor Donna Wong of the City Attorney’s office and Atwater Village Senior Lead Officer Gina Chovan of the LAPD were all on hand at the meeting to assure residents that the sweep was not an isolated event after which anti-gang efforts in the area will end. Ongoing activities mentioned included programming for the young people at greatest risk of gang involvement, targeting of specific nuisance properties and organizing of residents through creation of a neighborhood watch. Carr referred to the sweep as, “the first step, not the final step.”
By no means were all of the attendees at the community meeting there to praise the effort.
“Let’s be real,” said one resident. “We have a lot of problems with the police.”
There were complaints at the gathering about children seeing parents arrested, about children being pulled from homes screaming and about officers driving 50 mph on residential streets.
The Toonerville sweep was the second major anti-gang initiative in Northeast Los Angeles in less than a week. On July 3, at 5 a.m., officers targeted an area from North Figueroa to Aldama Street and from Avenue 50 to York Boulevard, where they arrested 44 members of the Highland Park (HLP) and Dogtown gangs. 10 of the arrests were for felonies, the rest for misdemeanors. Police also issued 56 traffic citations and impounded four vehicles.
At least five gangs have been seeking to control parts of the Figueroa corridor through Northeast L.A. in recent months. In June, an 18-year old alleged Dogtown member was arrested for the March murders of two teens on Figueroa near the Highland Park Recreation Center.
According to Murphy, the July 3 sweep was part of a program that requires every police station in the City to identify one area or gang to concentrate on for an all-day major initiative.
And on a happier note, hundreds of Glassell Park residents turned out June 27 for a Drew Estara Block Party. The festivities marked the one year anniversary of the massive multi-agency anti-Avenues gang raid in neighborhood and celebrated improvements in the neighborhood in the past year. The event featured food, games, music, a jumper and drawings for prizes such as Dodger tickets courtesy of Garcetti’s office and dinner at Mia Sushi. The event was organized by Senior Lead Officer Leo Rey with support from a variety of community organizations and businesses.
The Arroyo Seco Journal magazine is available each month at www.magcloud.com. Search "news." It is also also donwloadable in PDf form at www.scribd.com.
News Editor, Arroyo Seco Journal
Just over a year after a major gang raid targeting the Avenues in the Drew Estara area of Glassell Park, another similar sweep has taken place—this one targeting the Toonerville gang in North Atwater Village.
The Toonerville takedown took place during the early morning hours of July 9. 19 arrest warrants had been issued, and all 19 suspects were taken into custody without incident. The charges against those arrested are serious--including murder, attempted murder, narcotics trafficking and weapons violations. Two other alleged gang members were taken into custody during the sweep when police made an unexpected discovery of 48 weapons in one Atwater Village house. Five children were taken into protective custody when they were determined to be living in unsafe conditions.
The 4:30 a.m. sweep was a group initiative, involving 400 officers from the Los Angeles and Glendale Police Departments and the federal Drug Enforcement Administration. The effort was initiated by Glendale police. In October of 2008, a member of the Mongols motorcycle gang was murdered by Toonerville in Glendale. During the subsequent investigation, Glendale police found the Toonerville gang to be involved in violent crime and sales of cocaine and methamphetamine in their city. The July 9 sweep was the culmination of seven months of planning.
Toonerville is a well-established street gang. Its presence in Northeast Los Angeles dates to the 1950s. Toonerville has an estimated membership of 450. Police consider it to be the second most problematic gang in Northeast Division, after the Avenues.
According to the Department of Justice, in 2000, “three Toonerville gang members went to conduct a retaliatory drive-by shooting, but instead robbed a pedestrian witness. LAPD patrol officers tried to stop the gang members’ car, which led to a high-speed pursuit. The suspects ultimately led the officers into their gang’s neighborhood, where they were ambushed by others gang members who had blocked the street with a washing machine and bicycle. The officers were shot at from three sides in a coordinated attack. The officers survived and all three suspects were convicted of attempt murder.”
Several key Toonerville members were already in jail before the sweep. The focus of the arrests has been on rounding up the gang’s shot callers. Gang leader Timothy McGhee is on death row for three gang-related murders and four attempted murders. According to the District Attorney’s office, the murders and attempted murders were carried out over a four-year rampage to maintain control of narcotics distribution in the Atwater Village area. To date, there have been 42 Toonerville arrests as part of the campaign. Nine of the arrestees have been charged with murder in connection to four deaths. 74 weapons have been seized.
Some July 9 arrests took place in locations as far away as Bakersfield and Palmdale. However, the majority were concentrated in North Atwater Village, specifically, in the area right around Chevy Chase Park. At a community meeting the evening of the 9th, LAPD Northeast Division Captain Bill Murphy told about 100 community residents that 60 additional police officers would be assigned to the area for the coming days.
“We will not allow a vacuum to occur,” said Murphy, adding specifically that rival street gang Rascals would not be allowed to step in with Toonerville leadership gone.
Deputy Mayor Jeff Carr of Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa’s office, District Director for Constituent Services Mitch O’Farrell and Atwater Village Field Deputy Arsen Melikyan of City Council President Eric Garcetti’s office, Neighborhood Prosecutor Donna Wong of the City Attorney’s office and Atwater Village Senior Lead Officer Gina Chovan of the LAPD were all on hand at the meeting to assure residents that the sweep was not an isolated event after which anti-gang efforts in the area will end. Ongoing activities mentioned included programming for the young people at greatest risk of gang involvement, targeting of specific nuisance properties and organizing of residents through creation of a neighborhood watch. Carr referred to the sweep as, “the first step, not the final step.”
By no means were all of the attendees at the community meeting there to praise the effort.
“Let’s be real,” said one resident. “We have a lot of problems with the police.”
There were complaints at the gathering about children seeing parents arrested, about children being pulled from homes screaming and about officers driving 50 mph on residential streets.
The Toonerville sweep was the second major anti-gang initiative in Northeast Los Angeles in less than a week. On July 3, at 5 a.m., officers targeted an area from North Figueroa to Aldama Street and from Avenue 50 to York Boulevard, where they arrested 44 members of the Highland Park (HLP) and Dogtown gangs. 10 of the arrests were for felonies, the rest for misdemeanors. Police also issued 56 traffic citations and impounded four vehicles.
At least five gangs have been seeking to control parts of the Figueroa corridor through Northeast L.A. in recent months. In June, an 18-year old alleged Dogtown member was arrested for the March murders of two teens on Figueroa near the Highland Park Recreation Center.
According to Murphy, the July 3 sweep was part of a program that requires every police station in the City to identify one area or gang to concentrate on for an all-day major initiative.
And on a happier note, hundreds of Glassell Park residents turned out June 27 for a Drew Estara Block Party. The festivities marked the one year anniversary of the massive multi-agency anti-Avenues gang raid in neighborhood and celebrated improvements in the neighborhood in the past year. The event featured food, games, music, a jumper and drawings for prizes such as Dodger tickets courtesy of Garcetti’s office and dinner at Mia Sushi. The event was organized by Senior Lead Officer Leo Rey with support from a variety of community organizations and businesses.
The Arroyo Seco Journal magazine is available each month at www.magcloud.com. Search "news." It is also also donwloadable in PDf form at www.scribd.com.
Monday, August 17, 2009
In the United States virtually Infiniti M sedan debuted a new generation
In the last weekend of the festival Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, has traditionally carried out in California, the company officially introduced the Infiniti - Infiniti M sedan next generation. Note that the festival was held only a "virtual" presentation of the model - that is, visitors do not see the car itself, but its three-dimensional projection. "Live" the car is expected to appear at the September MOTORSHOW in Frankfurt.
According to the company's Infiniti, the weight-axle rear-wheel sedan M was significantly reduced by using new aluminum body panels. For the new items will be offered two petrol engines: 3.7-liter V6 engine and the "G" volume 5.6 liters. Their detailed characteristics are not announced, but it is expected that the first of which will develop 328 horsepower, while the second - about 390 horsepower. Both units can work together with seven automatic transmission with a choice of steps podrulevymi petals made of magnesium alloy.
It should be noted that the Western European market for the V8 engine will be replaced in the spectrum at trehlitrovy six diesel power about 240 hp. The car in this version would be called Infiniti M30d.
In addition, in 2011 the market will be changed hybrid model M, propulsion system which will combine the 3.7-liter V6 and two electric motors.
Global sales of Infiniti M sedan new generation will begin in spring 2010.
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Saturday, August 15, 2009
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Thursday, August 13, 2009
Wallpapers - Chevrolet Camaro SS - Transformers (Bumblebee)
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