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Here’s a guy that came up with an idea to turn your dusty windshield into a piece of (momentary) art. Suddenly that smiley face with the sexual male organs and the caption, “I’m so dirty” looks completely lame, doesn’t it? -Click “Read More…” for the image gallery

We don’t know why but Nissan decided to give us an early glimpse of a mini van concept that will debut at the Tokyo Motor Show, due to open in October. Called NV200, the mini van concept was jointly developed by Nissan Design Center in Japan and Nissan Design Europe which is based in London . According to Nissan, the NV200’s most prominent feature is a storage pod which extends from the van’s load area when the vehicle is parked. As the pod is deployed, the now empty load bay is transformed into a mobile office. -Continued after the jump Shiro Nakamura, senior vice president and chief creative officer at Nissan Motors said, “a light commercial vehicle has a specific job to perform, but that’s no reason to design a purely rational vehicle with no warmth. For NV200, function becomes the aesthetic. Our concept is a highly efficient tool but one with a human touch”. Nissan says that although NV200 answers specific needs of a professional underwater photographer with ‘wet’ and ‘dry’

Now here’s a BMW 6-Series whose owner definitely went overboard with the styling. We’re not sure whether to call it case of self-awareness or just bad taste at its best, but either way the “Killer Whale” themed BMW 6-Series made us seasick with its “fishy” appearance. –Continued: Click “Read More…” below Via: e90post

In this “vintage” Top Gear video, Vicki Butler-Henderson and Jeremy Clarkson race against each other driving a tuned Ford Escort RS Cosworth delivering a tad more than the 227 Hp of the stock version and a Subaru Impreza WRX Type R STi Version 5 that produced 308 bhp from its 2.0-liter turbocharged boxer engine.

Teaching Controversial Topics in History Education History education is an essential part of a student's academic journey, as it allows them to understand the past and its influence on the present. However, teaching history can be challenging when it comes to covering controversial topics. These topics may include events or figures that are divisive, emotionally charged, or even traumatic for some students. Here are some tips on how to teach controversial topics effectively. Creating a Safe and Inclusive Learning Environment The first step in teaching controversial topics is creating a safe and inclusive learning environment. The teacher should establish ground rules early on for respectful discussion and debate. Students should be encouraged to express their opinions while also being mindful of others' feelings. Teachers can also use resources such as videos, guest speakers, and interactive activities to create a more engaging learning experience. It is crucial to ensure