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Rather than reworking an existing vehicle, the tech giant is building its own The cars won't have a steering wheel, accelerator pedal, or brake pedal 'Our software and sensors do all the work,' self-driving project director Chris Urmson says They will simply have a stop-go button and a screen showing the route Google wants to build about a hundred prototype vehicles, and begin testing them later this summer Google last night announced it will start building its self-driving car - and it plans to have the revolutionary vehicles on roads within a year. Co-founder Sergey Brin unveiled the car - which will be equipped only with a stop/go button and be capable of speeds up to 25mph -  at a conference in California. Rather than reworking an existing car, the tech giant has built its own model and is working on around 100 prototypes to test out later this summer. The goal is for the car to 'shoulder the entire burden of driving.' Scro ll down f...

 

 

Flood prevented children at a Vietnamese primary from getting to    school One of the parents transported the entire class across in a plastic bag Man swam across river and children arrived safe and dry on the other side This parent is giving a whole new meaning to ‘school bag’ as he helps a class of primary pupils safely cross a river by taking them in a plastic bag. When the children in Sam Lang village, Dien Bien Province, near Hanoi in northern Vietnam could not get to school due to spring floods, one father found an unorthodox solution. As the nearby suspension bridge was out of action, he put the children in a plastic bag to keep them dry, and carried them across the flooded river. Scroll down for video On dry land: Once a pupil got out of the bag on the other side, the parent returned to pick up another     +9 Ready for school: A girl getting out of the plastic bag the other side of the river i...

The eye jewel procedure has not yet been approved by the FDA and is not recommended by the American Academy of Ophthalmology  The platinum sequin, measuring 3.5mm, is inserted into the eye with forceps 'She could have a little bit of local bleeding... She could have an infection but we'll prevent that with antibiotics,' said doctor Emil Chynn She can switch the heart to a star at anytime for an additional $1,000 Doctor Chynn has also been a contestant on the show The Millionaire Matchmaker A New York woman has told how she got a piece of platinum jewelry inserted in her eye to set herself apart from the crowd even though the American Academy of Ophthalmology warns against the procedure. Kristina Kovalevskya is the first New Yorker to visit Dr Emil Chynn at Park Avenue Laser Vision to get a 'cute' heart-shaped sequin, measuring 3.5mm, placed on the white of her of right eye ball. 'I’m a person who likes extremes...I want to keep it in my eye as l...

Mohammed Khurshid Hussain, 23, from India, practiced for six hours a day He already holds a record for typing the English alphabet in 3.43 seconds The stunt took months of practice and dozens of failed attempts A world champion typist has set a new speed record - with his nose. Mohammed Khurshid Hussain, 23, wrote a 103-character sentence in just 47 seconds after practicing his technique for six hours a day, the International Business Times reported. If confirmed it will smash the previous time of a minute and 33 seconds, set in Dubai in 2008 by an Indian man who used his nose to write the same sentence: 'Guinness World Records has challenged me to to type this sentence using my nose in the fastest time.' Scroll down for video +4 Smell of success: A media scrum gathered around 23-year-old Mohammed Khurshid Hussain as he set a new world record for typing a sentence using his nose. He said his trick was keeping one eye closed It took Mr ...