Plastic surgeon from Beverly Hils carried 7,000 liposuctions …

California authorities have launched an investigation against a plastic surgeon from Beverly Hils, which claims that he use lard  removed with liposuction from the body of customers as “ecological” fuel for his car.

Ministry of Health opened an investigation in order to assess the accuracy of allegations doctor Alan Bitner that “recycled” of grease in biodiesel.

Dr. Bitner on his website lipodiesel.com wrote that the great majority of his clients asked to use their grease as fuel and that “it is more than you need.”

“Not only unique way to get rid of their pad on their loins, and rounded belly, but contribute to the preservation of the planet,” he emphasizes.

American magazine “Forbs” wrote to Dr. Bitner use “lipofuel” for the “Ford Explorer”, as well as for car of his fiance.

In the United States is prohibited by law to use human medical waste as fuel.

After starting the investigation, the authorities are close Bitner’s site on the Internet, as well as his clinic.

James Bond watch out – there’s a new gadget around and it’s not yours. It’s a car that’s also a high-speed boat!

The Aquada Sports Amphibian was road – or should that be water – tested around London’s Docklands on Wednesday.

The bizarre vehicle can get up to 100 miles per hour on land, and 30 miles per hour in the water.

Gibbs Technologies, who made the car, say this is the first time a car-boat has managed to get above 6 miles per hour. It can go so fast because, when it’s a boat, it’s powered by a jet of water.
The Amphibian is meant to be a sports car and sports boat, but it could even be used in cities to cut traffic.

Pretty expensive

But you’d have to be pretty rich to afford one – when it comes out later this year, it should cost around �150,000.

Perhaps James Bond will have the river to himself for a little while longer after all.