From Gizmodo: The Largest Pharmaceutical Drug Heist in History Was Ruined By a Water Bottle

Amaury Villa and Amed Villa, two brothers from Cuba, have been arrested for stealing $80 million worth of pharmaceutical drugs in Connecticut in a sophisticated scheme that evokes The Italian Job and Ocean’s 11. It’s the largest pharmaceutical drug heist in history, and it was all brought down because one of the brothers left a water bottle at the scene. More »

 

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From Wired Top Stories: Hydrogen Powered Hyundai Crosses Europe Using Existing Fuel Stations

A team of European drivers have crossed the continent in a pair of hydrogen-powered cars using only Europe’s existing hydrogen fueling infrastructure.

The Oslo to Monte Carlo trip hit the record books as the longest a hydrogen-fueled vehicle has ever travelled using only fuel from permanent hydrogen filling stations. Other cars have circumnavigated the globe and …

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