Steve McNair wife photo

Steve McNair’s wife photo is the most searched key terms as of today in Google searches. Making it number one in the trends list. i have no any idea why so many are searching for Steve McNair’s wife photo shortly after the news has been buzzing all about Steve McNair death.

It seemed hundreds of fans gathered at the crime scene where former Titans QB Steve McNair was found shot to death on July 4, 2009. Former Titans quarterback Steve McNair has been killed and police officials are still not sure who owned the gun found at the scene. His 20-year-old girlfriend, Saleh Kazemi was also found dead at his feet from a single bullet, police told the news Sunday. Authorities said Steve McNair death was caused by two shots in the head and two more times in the chest.

“McNair had been dating Saleh Kazemi for several months and McNair was also seen so often at Kazemi’s apartment that a neighbor thought he lived there. McNair met Kazemi when his family ate often at the Dave & Buster’s restaurant she worked at as a server, and the two began dating in a relationship that included a vacation with parasailing.” Yahoo news told.

Brammo Enertia

Enertia, a new buzzed-about electric urban commuter bike, hit markets yesterday—surprisingly, at Portland, OR's Best Buy rather than at a dealership. But the unusual distribution strategy is the least of reasons why the motorcycle is getting all the attention. With stats like 18 horsepower, a top speed of 55 mph, a three-hour charge time and a 45-mile range, it's the first electric motorcycle to offer a feasible zero-emissions way to run around town.

Ashland, OR-based company Brammo, the company behind Enertia, clearly don't intend to replace a real hog with it. Instead, the lightweight extruded aluminum vehicle (280 pounds) represents an entry-level ride for inexperienced and expert users alike, making it the first electric bike with potential to make it big. Priced at $12,000 (and with premium design elements geared towards the eco-luxury crowd), it may take a price drop to truly serve as a bike for the people, but it will eventually be at BestBuy stores nationwide—follow the Twitter feed BrammoSays for updates.

Lyric Hearing Aid

The new tiny Lyric hearing aid, designed by Dr. Robert Schindler, may be the answer to self-conscious worries held by many people suffering from hearing loss. Its size and versatility combined with the way it is held in the ear makes the Lyric hearing aid different from classic hearing aids, and much more appealing. The Lyric hearing aid is smaller than a dime, and it fits inside the ear canal, down by the ear drum. It cannot be easily seen, and it can be worn while wearing headphones.

Ordinary hearing aids fit over the ear, can be easily seen, and cannot get wet. For people like Claudio Cohen, interviewed by ABC news these attributes were deal-breakers, causing her instead to try to become "a better lip-reader". She would not have been able to wear a classic hearing aid when exercising or listening to headphones, and she chose to suffer her hearing loss rather than have the anxiety and self-consciousness that a hearing aid's visibility would have caused her. Now that the Lyric hearing aid has been released, however, Cohen, as well as innumerable other people avoiding hearing aids, have a new option.

Problems with sweating while exercising are not an issue with the Lyric hearing aid either. It does not have the problems with moisture that classic hearing aids do. The Lyric hearing aid was designed by Dr. Robert Schindler, who was also a pioneer of the cochlear implant. The Lyric hearing aid consists only of a tiny microphone, microchip and speaker. Because it fits so far into the ear, it uses the natural shape of the ear, designed to catch sound waves naturally, to help it amplify sound for its wearer.