Thousands of truckers and people from all walks of life departed today from Indianapolis, Indiana, to follow the People’s Convoy, one of the most well-known trucker convoys that are currently on-route to the Washington, D.C., Beltway to protest mandates. Multiple mile long convoy of trucks and cars have now left Indianapolis and are heading to Cambridge, OH #PeoplesConvoy pic.twitter.com/rrbkSHGlTp — Juan More News (@JuanMoreNews) March 3, 2022 The route saw many people gather on overpasses throughout the route from Indianapolis to Cambridge to show support of the convoy. Constantly seeing big amounts of people in overpasses in Ohio supporting the convoy. #PeoplesConvoyUSA pic.twitter.com/5NQN86I2KE — Juan More News (@JuanMoreNews) March 3, 2022 stated that they will not enter Washington, D.C., however. The massive convoy has made it to the Cambridge, OH region. #PeoplesConvoyUSA pic.twitter.com/OOSAnqzlHr — Juan More News (@JuanMoreNews) March … [Read more...] about Hundreds Gather At Overpasses To Show Support For People’s Convoy
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Driving The Rolls-Royce Phantom 8 Series II
Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Some cars make a lasting impression more easily than others. The first Rolls-Royce to appear from under BMW’s then-new ownership of Britain’s most famous car maker, the Phantom 7 of 2003, is one such car. British readers, and those who would habitually download episodes of TopGear back in the early-noughties, will remember when the Phantom 7 first appeared on television. The umbrellas that deployed from within the doors; the hubcap badges that were always the right way up; the whisper-quiet engine that was so smooth a coin could be balanced on it without falling over; the thick wool carpets you could lose a Chihuahua in. And of course the starlight roof lining. The Phantom 7 was a truly special car, and one that refined the Rolls-Royce brand for the next two decades. It was also the first RR to be born in the company’s new Goodwood headquarters, located in leafy West Sussex, a few hundred yards from the famous … [Read more...] about Driving The Rolls-Royce Phantom 8 Series II
Wilson Creates Omega NCAA Football With Higher Spin Rate
Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin The spin rate on Wilson's new Omega football, already in use by Auburn University, increases between 3% and 8%. That equates to an addition 40-60 revolutions per minute on a quarterback's throw, helping the ball cut through the higher, increase velocity, add distance and improve accuracy. It took science to make it happen. When studying the properties of the different balls across the Wilson line, from the official NFL ball on down, Wilson Labs engineers investigated each ball's moment of inertia and how the weight distributed around the ball relates to its resistance to turning. "When we throw these balls, we see a big difference in spin rates," says Daniel Hare, research and development manager at Wilson Labs. "Can we take advantage of that to build a ball a new way? That is how Omega was born." To increase spin rates, engineers needed to place more weight near the center of the rotation, reducing the weight on … [Read more...] about Wilson Creates Omega NCAA Football With Higher Spin Rate
Fossil-Fuel Funded Opposition Is Blocking America’s Clean Energy Transition. Permitting Reform Can Help.
Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Converging forces make the clean energy transition seem inevitable, but will local hurdles to siting wind and solar projects be the unexpected headwind blocking billions in new investment? Data shows the public, including communities hosting wind and solar projects, approve of renewables and want more of them. Yet fossil-aligned groups are sowing dissent and stalling progress. Renewable energy is winning on cost as well as consumer preference – it’s more popular among Americans than kittens, after all. And the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) supplies the long-term policy certainty wind and solar developers have sought for decades. That’s good news for our climate and economy. Meeting the United States’ greenhouse gas reduction targets requires hitting 50% clean energy by 2030 and it could create millions of new jobs by the end of the decade. While the clean energy transition appears unstoppable, the speed with … [Read more...] about Fossil-Fuel Funded Opposition Is Blocking America’s Clean Energy Transition. Permitting Reform Can Help.