Extraordinary ..... Indeed, if one has to love a hobby by itself an idea or a remarkable innovation, such as Oleg Rogov he was a motorcycle lover from an early age and hobbies with these things.

Daily in the small town of Moscow suburbs, many Twer City spent at workshops. Until one day, he got the idea to create the longest bike in the world.

Rogov started the project in 2003. For two years, he designed and build his dream bike. At first it was not easy, this project could delay. Rogov not understand nots. Only the love of the motor superkuat who finally made him able to complete the project on December 19, 2005.

The motorcycle has a length of 9 feet 4 inches, or about 9.57 meters. Because so long, Rogov complete with seat bike seat to reach 16 units.

Rogov's motorbike is overthrowing the longest motorcycle record previously held by Rob Dozier and Bill Decker of the United States. This duo in 2003 to make a long bike with 9 feet 3 inches.

JAKARTA, DLY - This spring, the British Library promise to eliminate 65,000 e-book. These books authored by the writers of the 19th century that the copyright period is over, such as Charles Dickens and Jane Austen. These writers-with the help of funding from Microsoft, will be available for Kindle users.

These books will be published exactly original, with the type of letters and illustrations as the original. This book is also available in the print version can be purchased from Amazon at a price range of £ 15.

This is the first time the first editions appeared in electronic form. Library and Microsoft's side take three years to scan all these books. The plan, the early books of the 20th century will also be digitized.

"Freeing the historical books from the shelves of books has the potential to revolutionize access to resources of the world's largest libraries," wrote the executive head of the British Library, Lynne Brindley, in The Times. He also said that eliminate fiction-19th century through the Kindle ebook reader will bring many new readers all over the world to a forgotten treasure of literature so far.

According to Brindley, the library has a target to provide 50 million items in digital format in 2020.