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ACN Newswire
TVS Motor Companys Chairman Sir Ralf Speth conferred with University of Warwicks Honorary Doctorate
"12 p.m. Saturday January 21st, 2023. TVS motor company's chairman sir Ralph's Beth conferred with university of Warwick's honorary doctorate. Singapore, January 21st, 2023 ACN newswire sir Ralph speth, chairman of TVS motor company, has been conferred with an honorary doctorate in the field of science doctor of science, honoris kalsa from the university of Warwick, United Kingdom. The honorary degree was conferred by the university of Warwick Chancellor baroness Catherine Ashton of up Holland. TVS motor company post chairman sir Ralph speth conferred with university of Warwick apos honorary doctorate. Sir Ralph is accompanied by the university of Warwick Chancellor baroness Catherine Ashton of up Holland, who conferred the degree, sir Ralph is a fellow of the Royal Academy of engineering, and a fellow of the Royal Society. An honorary professor at Warwick manufacturing group WMG. He has been closely associated with WMG ever since obtaining his engineering doctorate in 2008, under the pioneering leadership of former WMG chairman, lord Botticelli. An outstanding engineer with a vast experience in the global automotive industry. Sir Ralph has held leadership roles with some of the renowned automotive and industrial giants such as Jaguar Land Rover, BMW, Ford, taught a motors, and the Linda group. He was appointed honorary knight commander of the British Empire in an additional night commander of the most excellent Order of the British Empire, commenting on the honor, Venice srinivasan, chairman emeritus, TVS motor company, said quote my heartiest congratulations to Ralph for this well deserved recognition. Over his distinguished career in automotive and industrials of more than four decades, he has built world class products and brands. He has been relentlessly working towards transforming the industry with his passion for technology and strive for excellence. This honor is a testament to his leadership, vision, and dedication to the industry, and we are privileged to have him lead TVS motor company in its transformational journey dot clothes, and venue, MD, TVS motor company, said quote sir Ralph's exemplary leadership skills, tremendous vision for the industry and descending approach towards technology make him unique. His energy and passion is inspiring. We are proud to have him amongst us we wish him many more accolades recognizing his immense contributions to the industry dot quote sir Ralph has a degree in engineering from the university of applied sciences rosenheim, Germany, and a doctorate of engineering and mechanical engineering and business administration at the university of Warwick. About TVS motor company TVS motor company is a reputed two and three Wheeler manufacturer globally, championing progress through sustainable mobility with four stadia off tart manufacturing facilities. In hoser, messieurs and in India and karawang in Indonesia. Rooted in our 100 year legacy of trust, value, and passion for customers in exactness. We take pride in making internationally aspirational products of the highest quality through innovative and sustainable processes. We are the only two Wheeler company to have received the prestigious stemming prize. Our products lead in their respective categories in the JD power IQS and appeal surveys. We have been ranked number one company in the JD power customer service satisfaction survey for consecutive four years. Our group company Norden motorcycles, based in the United Kingdom, is one of the most emotive motorcycle brands in the world. Our subsidiaries in the personal E mobility space, Swiss E mobility group a CMG and EGO movement have a leading position in the a bike market in Switzerland. TVS motor company endeavors to deliver the most superior customer experience across 80 countries in which we operate. For more information, please visit WWW dot TV's motor dot com. For more information, please contact Priyanka Kumar Priyanka dot Kumar TV's motor dot com copyright 2023 ACN newswire. All rights reserved. WWW dot ACN newswire dot com.
The Dan Bongino Show
The Liberal Media Smells Blood in the Water
"You Please do not let the media get away with this The left wing fully activist meeting These hacks these basically volunteers for the Democrat party Do not let them get away with this Oh yeah now all of a sudden they found out Joe Biden and Hunter Biden are corrupt The Washington Post is reporting on CNN's reporting on our terrible Korean Pierre's job is how they're doing Do not let them get away with this Here's the hard reality Conservative media not just me a number of other people live in Hannity Tucker Joe pags Clay and buck Dana I mean the list goes on and on and on A people in the space who have been reporting on Hunter Biden's fiasco and Joe Biden's role in it For years no no I mean that in the literal sense years Not like when people say I'll be back in a second and they mean it figuratively For years I wrote books on this stuff so did others Greg Jarrett Solomon Lee Smith and Jeff Carlson on Twitter has been reporting about this stuff forever Techno fog undercover huber Devin Nunes cash Patel the list goes on The media now all of a sudden jumps in Why Why Because they smell blood in the water folks This is not some act of benevolence or philanthropy or an act of professional duty all look where media representatives We don't care about party It's our obligation to cover the Biden scandal That is bull and you know what I'm talking about We've known about this forever You actively played a role in suppressing the Hunter Biden scandal before the 2020 election and you actively played a role in suppressing the scandal about the classified documents until the last midterms rover Now all of a sudden folks don't you find this timing a little convenient
AP News Radio
Mars rover captures 1st sound of dust devil on red planet
"The NASA rover moving about on Mars has captured sound on the red planet. I Norman hall, NASA says its Mars rover had its microphone on when a dust devil passed by. A whirling tower of red dust passed directly overhead, the racket was recorded. It captured about ten seconds of not only rumbling gusts up to 25 mph, but the pinging of hundreds of dust particles against the rover perseverance. The first of its kind audio sounds strikingly similar to dust Devils on earth, although quieter, since Mars thin atmosphere makes for more mute it sounds, and has less forceful wind. I Norman hall
AP News Radio
Japanese company's lander rockets toward moon with UAE rover
"A Japanese lander rockets toward the moon with the United Arab Emirates first rover. Three, two, one, ignition, the thumb. Tokyo company ice base is on its way to becoming one of the first private entities to attempt a moon landing, launching from cape canaveral Space Force station, the lander blast off on a SpaceX rocket, carrying a robot from Japan that's designed to roll around in gray dust. And with a science satellite already around Mars, the UAE wants to explore the moon too. Onboard the mission is a lightweight surface operating rover named Rashid after Dubai's royal family. Ice base designed the mission known as hakuto to use minimal fuel to save money and make space for cargo, so it's taking a slow, low energy path to reach the moon with landing expected in April. By contrast, NASA's Orion crew capsule would test dummies took 5 days to reach the moon last month. I'm Mimi Montgomery
AP News Radio
Postal worker holdup leads to muscle car theft ring arrests
"A postal worker hold up in Ohio leads authorities to take down a muscle car theft during working across several states involving clone key fobs and high powered hellcats According to the DoJ the gunpoint hold up of a postal worker outside Cleveland led to the arrest of a man who had more than just stolen mail but a ramp pickup a Range Rover a Dodge with a hellcat engine all stolen That led to the arrest of three other Cleveland area men all charged with conspiracy and interstate transport of stolen vehicles all part of a car theft ring authorities say stole from Detroit factory lots and showrooms cars SUVs pickups worth $50,000 to more than a hundred grand sold on the street for as little as $3500 to 15,000 I'm Julie Walker
The Ed Mylett Show
Eric Thomas: Look in the Mirror and Learn Who You Are
"When you don't look in the mirror, you are not empowered. When you look in the mirror, you see you and what you want and what you need to do and what you need to be when you look in the mirror you reflect when you reflect you transform. When you transform, you change when you change, you do things differently. When you do things differently, you get different outcomes. When you looking in the window and you stand at other people, there is no reflection. It's only comparing. And as long as you can bear yourself to another model, I drive an escalator from Detroit. I drive an S plan, a Cadillac, right? When I see a dude in a Bentley, I'm looking at that baby like fire. But at no point am I going? I want to trade my Cadillac in for the Bentley. I've seen some fire land. I moved to Cali, everybody got Range Rover. I see some fire range rope. I've seen some Lamborghini. I looked at these vehicles and go, my, what craftsmanship. I've never gone, I feel just escalate. I feel so bad. I'm in an escalade. This is the car that was my dream car. The black on black. This is what I dreamed of. This is it. This is my dream vehicle. And so I don't look at what others have in compare. I actually look at what others have. I actually look at air and go man, there's a God. Wow. Look how he operates in his gift and is annoying. Look at his energy and his passion. Look as his delivery. And then I go, hey God, where's mine? Why did you give me? And give me ads. I don't want ants. Why? I can't do ads like air can do ads. But I can do erics like Eric and do Eric. So I'm saying get out of the window. Get in the mirror. Look at you, study you, figure out you. My boy Mustafa said some of the other day that was deep. Moo said, when you don't know what to work on, work on yourself. Wow. When you don't know what to work on, work on yourself.
AP News Radio
Queen attends horse show in first public appearance in weeks
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How I Built This
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How I Built This
"rovers" Discussed on How I Built This
"CPR, or the CPR, I don't even think was invented then. Right, right? Wow. And seeing that from what I gather from what I've heard about you kind of got the gears turning in your head about wanting to be involved somehow in rescue work. Right. That was life-changing. You had to be 18 to join the volunteer fire department and as soon as I was 18, I signed up and I joined the fire department. And what does that mean? You would spend a night there every other weekend or once a month or how to work. You basically would listen for the fire whistle to go off. At that time, we didn't have pagers or BlackBerries or anything like that. And they hooked into your phone at home and it gave a rapid ring so you knew it was a call, but yeah, you were an obligated to put it in any time. I always went on training drills and took the first aid courses and went to all the meetings and I was deeply ingrained in it. So it sounds like this was kind of a turning point, you wanted to be a fireman. I mean, I read that you wanted to join the New York City fire department, but I guess that process was moving slowly for you. So then what? You began to look elsewhere. Exactly. I heard that they were hiring firefighters down in Florida. And my best friend at the time had moved forward, and I said, you know what? I'm just going to do it, you know? I packed up I had an MGB, which is like a little triumph. I don't know if you know the car and I put a very small. Sure, the triumph. Yeah, oh, there's great cars. Yeah. Everything I own went and MGB, and on October 6th I arrived, and by November 1st, I was on a paid department in the Largo Florida, which is in Largo, Florida. Yeah, right near clear water. It's like one of those sliding doors moments. You know, had you gotten a job in New York, your life would have been completely different. But you ended up going to Florida because there was demand for firefighters. Exactly. So tell me a little bit about that time. I mean, what did that entail? You would live in the fire station, or you'd sleep there, what? Two, three nights a week. We were on a 24 48 shift. So that meant you showed up at 7 o'clock in the morning, you went home 7 o'clock the next morning, and then you had two days off. And I remember thinking to myself, you know what? They're still looking for a lot of firefighters, right? They had a big hiring going on and I thought to myself, I'll work the second day for free. I was enjoying myself so much, yeah. Wow. And what was it about being a fireman that you like so much? You know, my first day on the job was, as I said, November 1st, 1973, the night before a tornado went through, and wiped out mobile homes, killed a few people on fortunately. And I'm in the state for three weeks. And I show up and on the job the very first day, I go out and I look at this devastation and I think to myself, holy cow, what have you gotten yourself into, you know? Yeah. But, you know, I went through the training, the fire chief came out one day, and they had a mandatory meeting at night, and he said, listen, guys, he says, the mayor wants us to get a paramedic program going in the fire department. He says, I got to tell you, I'm here because he told me I have to be here and I'm asking if you guys, if anybody wants to go to pyramid at school, but I want you to know, I hate the idea. I don't want paramedics. I don't support paramedics, but I'm asking if anybody wants to volunteer. I stood right up and through my hands up, but I said, I'm at, but that was my real passion. Let me find out fires is one thing and you save the property and stuff, but going through paramedic school and saving lives is something completely different. I was one of the first paramedics in the state, you know, I want to say in the first hundred paramedics in the entire state. Wow. Wow. Because this was not, this was not an EMTs like that's a thing now. That didn't exist. Paramedics, that was a new concept in 1975. Yeah. I tell people that if I can go back and do it tomorrow, I'd do it in the heartbeat. You know, it was the most rewarding thing I ever did in my life. All right. So you're living in Clearwater and were you were you married at the time? When I first joined the fight of Harmon, I was not, but I did end up getting married. 79. Got it. Got it. Okay. So you're a young guy. You're in your 20s. Right. And you know, you got a great career going. But this is actually where your first business starts to get launched. And I need to preface this by explaining to everyone, including myself because I didn't know this, that this is like this is like the late 1970s, when the concept of 9-1-1 is relatively new. Even in the late 70s, I think only like one quarter of Americans had access to 9-1-1 systems, like you still have to dial up a 7 digit number to reach the fire department. Correct. Correct. All right, so this time, right? 9-1-1 systems are rolling out across the country. And at some point I guess dwarf fire chief comes up to you and asks if you want to help with the new system for your area, right? Exactly. Some of the chief came to me and said Pete, would you be interested in helping me implement my own system? I said, well, sure. I'm willing to look at it and stuff. He says, well, what do you know about computers? And I said, not a damn thing. You won't learn. I said, sure. So the goal was we had to, I think it was 23 or 21 fired districts within pinellas county, which is saint peak. And I think there was 21 independence. So anyway, the problem with 9 one is they're going to people are going to be able to dial that three digit number. And it's got a ring somewhere. And they didn't know where to ship that call or whether to the 23 or 21 or whatever it was department. So where do I where do I transfer that customer to? Because up until that time, every department had its own perspective. Exactly. Exactly. There was 21 dispatches. Yeah. Let me try to understand. I want to try to figure out how I want to figure out how you started to learn about this because you are not, as you say, you were on a computer guy. I guess the county hired consultants to help them create some kind of automated or computerized processes of the early 70s so computers are, you know, we're talking about the Stone Age compared. Exactly. But I think there was a guy that they hired to kind of write the software who was an outside consultant. Right. His name is bob Timberlake. And he has an electrical engineering degree. He was working for a power company and I was at a software company called econometrics associates. So he had the knowledge, and you were paired up with him to kind of learn this system and then help implement it. Is that more or less what happened? That's exactly what happened. Yeah. Wow..
AP News Radio
Biden blasts 'radical' Roe draft, warns other rights at risk
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AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
Sarah Silverman Apologizes to Paris Hilton for Prison Jokes
"Sarah Silverman is now apologizing on her podcast because of what Paris Hilton said in her podcast that bothered her when Sarah Silverman took her apart at a roast I think in 2007 and whatever Paris Hilton was going to jail the next morning. The night before she went to a roast. And Sarah Silverman was her usual typical brilliant self. And now it's come to her attention that Paris Hilton wasn't happy with what was said. When Paris Hilton was at her absolute worst when she was doing things that needed to be stopped when she was doing embarrassing things and making sex tapes that were very embarrassing to her and her family and she was being caught with drugs on her and drinking and those are the days where she stepped out of a limousine or Range Rover. Showing the Lindsay Lohan Nicole Richie, Britney Spears days, the bad girl. So Sarah, it was come to come to her attention at Paris was upset. And she did her apology thing. She said that the night after it happened, she didn't know Paris is even going to be at the rose. And she didn't know Paris was going to jail the next day. So when she saw her there, she thought, oh my God, I can really go crazy on this. And like a great comic she did. And I forget what she said. I didn't go back to check, but I know that Sarah doesn't hold back. Paris Hilton was hurt. When she found out, she was hurt. She sent her a note and apologized for several days later. Apparently that note never got to Paris. So Sarah felt like, you know what? Let me say I'm sorry. And I really appreciate what she said. Even though Paris Hilton has to look back and apologize about some of her shit. Because then you just can't be a hypocrite, but I like what Sarah said. One of my patrons sent me that bit of Sarah on her podcast, apologize. Again, I'm not, I'm okay with it. I'm okay with it. Listen, if you go back and think what you said really hurt someone's feelings, I think it's admirable to
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Perseverance is Cambridge Dictionary's Word of the Year
"The Cambridge dictionary announced its twenty twenty one word of the year the word became popular thanks to NASA's Mars rover this is the name of the world the junior teenager Alex Mather won an asset naming contest it is in my opinion a central quality of human beings as a species editors at the Cambridge dictionary say online searches for the word spiked after the perseverance rover made its final descent to Mars in February it's been looked up online more than two hundred forty three thousand times around the world so far this year I realize that perseverance is not only just an important part of the mission but an important part of humans and I decided that that was the best name for the mission perseverance is defined by the Cambridge dictionary as continued effort to do or achieve something even when this is difficult or takes a long time I'm a Donahue
CarCast
"rovers" Discussed on CarCast
"I went to our friend Pope bachman opened up a new Jaguar Land Rover dealer. And they still have a little bit of Aston Martin and lotus and stuff there. But it was largely Lincoln as well and Volvo and now the place is kind of been redesigned dedicated to Jaguar Land Rover. Let me tell you about the guys at kalpin. They always do a really well event. Absolutely. I mean, you would think this was at the manufacturer level. I mean, the amount of people the flow of, by the way, the flow of people and the flow of the valets or were on point. Security on point. Bartenders were putting on shows and shooting flames in the air and thrown bottles all around, but nobody really was waiting more than a couple of minutes in line. Everywhere is just like mountains of shrimp cocktail and food and ice sculptures with Jaguar logo. They had a watermelon with Land Rover. And I was like, boy, Ben rivers really kicking it off. And he did such a smart job. It's a two story kind of like open sort of like loft type of dealer with this beautiful staircase. And he put a bar upstairs downstairs, multiple areas, outdoor, there was like virtual golf or you hit the golf ball into a screen and it shows it was such a good, well presented event. And here's the thing is we've done a million of these things. Is we don't expect to sit, but you need enough little high top tables to put a plate down as you're eating your mini sliders in your octagon. There was plenty of those. There was plenty of bars. There was plenty of food stations. There was and scattered away, so it's like, if you're in one food line, they've replicated the same thing in two other locations on other parts of the building. So it wasn't like, hey, all the food's gonna be on the south end. And then, you know, the drinks are on the north end. Like really, really smart planning. It was really smart planning, so they did such a great job. And actually, they did it even better job because. We always see them in Monterey. He's always at the car auctions, and he really appreciates the collectability of the vintage cars. They had a couple of the new land rovers there, but he had such a cool display of vintage land rovers and wars and outdoors. He called up the Friends at the Petersen museum, obviously he's got a lot of clout over there, and he's like, would you mind sending me Steve McQueen's Jaguar XKSS? And display it there. They're like, I guess they said sure because that goddamn car was there. It was a little bit rope. And it was fantastic. And that's the car that very rarely leaves the museum. It's worth the AKA, right? Or something? Yes. The SS and it's the green little roadster. And I think that's the one with the story that it has. You know, the speeding ticket and the glove compartment from Steve McQueen and if you ask the museum, they're like, I don't really know what it's worth, but it's insured for $30 million. It's that story. Just a great great event, great display. So definitely. If you're in LA, by the way, you think about the destinations you want to go to, go to the museum, go to wall and museum. Go to the Gallup and dealerships. Visit galvan autosports, go to their museum, see the great museum of classic cars. They have Ed Ross cars, they have some winfields, I think they have some barris that don't they have a bunch of bunch of cars. They panther. I think they got all kinds of cool stuff. Yeah, the micros rat fing stuff. Really, really neat history. You can definitely tell that someone really loves what they do and that's Bo. He loves keeping that history and tact and preserving it. And it's really kudos kudos to him and the team, man. And this whole team is great. They're going to be building out more stuff for TV, YouTube channel, a lot of content, they're going to be producing there as well. So keep an eye out for you. Because we missed pip my ride and gas and all the, you know. I mean, the new show, gosh, I forgot the name of it, but it was good. It was good. It was one. Definitely next level. So. Yeah. Let me tell you guys about good guys. We'll get into a few more car things. Become a good guys member today and join a worldwide community of car enthusiasts just like you. The membership includes 12 issues of the reward winning gazette.
CarCast
"rovers" Discussed on CarCast
"Thing. Because you already have so much to do around your home already. So just go to Geico dot com, get a quote and see how much you could save. It's Geico easy, visit Geico dot com today. All right, so we've been running around to a few events and somehow it just kind of worked out. I've been to two Land Rover Range Rover events to events where they debuted the new Range Rover. The first event was put on by Land Rover. They did a great job. It was at the academy of motion pictures. Next to lacma and the Peterson museum, and it was kind of in the courtyard of outdoors. It was more of a customer appreciation event, a little less of a media event. The media stuff happened during the day, but we went to the party at the end. It was, first of all, the Range Rover is gorgeous. The design element on it is to keep everything very, very smooth and very flush. Flush bizarre. Flush glass door handles to the lights. They eliminated any harsh edges sharp edges to it. And they kind of started going that direction with the velar. Totally. And this is sort of a bigger growing up version of it. When you see it, it's still huge. One of the things they said, they said, we have the normal wheel base and a long wheel base, and the long wheel base version will have a third row seat with two seats. So you can do 7 seater. And it was funny because the nice British gentleman on stage was like, we did this because you Americans made us do it. He's like, yeah, he was like, we had you guys asked for it. We're delivering it. It looks fantastic. It's definitely beautiful. The interior is on point. They've almost nailed that. Just the materials, the touch materials, the amount of leather, just everything that's just covered. It is absolutely gorgeous. There's going to be an SV. There's going to be an autobiography. There's going to be all the trim levels you would expect. And I'm sure this thing's going to be anywhere from a hundred to $200,000 by the time you get into autobiography. And I was surprised by the specs, it's actually got a lot of off road capability. Traditionally is Land Rover would, but that thing has some ground clearance and with the suspension in the lift and all that. I was kind of impressed because the way it looks, it's so posh, you'd think, oh God, I would never offer a nut thing. And he probably wouldn't, but there may be some times getting out to the polo field where you have to off road and listen. I mean, here in LA, we don't live with it. We'd only been here in LA, we don't have any weather, but you do, right? Yeah. And if you think about like, hey, I just gotta get someplace. I gotta go out to dinner, I gotta go to a store. All of a sudden you're like, yeah, it wouldn't be bad to have nice interior in a sound system and heated seats at a heating steer wheel, but also the ability to actually be able to leave your driveway and go someplace. But the problem at is, oh gosh, I forgot to put on the winter tires. Yeah, that's true. You're running summer tires in the snow. Doesn't matter how much ground clearance you have, ain't going anywhere. It's all about tires, folks. You can get a lot of stuff through the snow with the right time. With the right tires. I'm sure I'm sure. So check out the photos of the new Range Rover. And as big as it is, it's they've got it down to a .30 coefficient of drag. It's 12%. Yeah. It's 12% more aerodynamic than the previous gen version of this. Like you said, the off road capability is still there. Now, they're going to have a gas engine version. Next year, they're going to have a hybrid version, which I believe is a 38.2 kW battery mated with I assume it's I think it's 6 cylinder. It's a plugin hybrid version. It is a plugin hybrid now in the European testing. They're saying 62 miles of range on just the battery. But it's really sort of the combination of battery and can you end up getting on a tank of fuel and the battery? Can you end up getting like 400 miles of range? It's just about stopping at the gas station less. Yeah, low Range Rover. Short Range Rover. So hybrid next year and then a full electric version in 2024. So they're getting into that they're starting to adopt the EV mentality, I guess. And they will get to that. So it looked great. But let me tell you about this party. They throw this huge party. And the CEO of Land Rover comes out, makes a nice little introduction and brings out I forgot if he was the head of design or engineering. I think he's more on the design side. And it was just a weird sort of environment that everybody in the front half of the room was definitely paying attention, had phones out taking pictures. And some reason in the back half of the room, everyone was loud. And I don't think I don't think they realize that it was so loud in the front, just the shape of sort of this kind of courtyard. Area with a roof over it, just echoed, and he was getting so irritated. He was just like, he's like, everyone on the back's not gonna know about this car everyone in the front and here's the thing it's like, I know he's getting upset and he kind of wants to calm the room down, but every time he does that, there's 300 phones running video of him getting upset. And that's all that's gonna get documented and it's just kind of tough now. You know, this isn't like, look, we were talking about being a musician being on stage. This isn't the part where they go, all right, hey, do us a favor, you know, Dave Grohl, come on, everybody put your phones away for this next song. Just listen to the song for me, please. Just be present. Yeah. Just do that. Then we'll do the phone thing. It wasn't that. This was an event where everyone was supposed to be taking photos and video of the car. And he was getting so irritated. And I kind of felt bad for him, but I was also like, dude, you should not, you should just ignore it. Just focus on a few people in the front that are listening to you. Just make eye contact with people that you've got their attention and move forward. So that part is a little awkward. And then wyclef John comes out. And, you know, he does some freestyle rap. He rips a little bit, sings a little bit. But mostly he kind of got into this like DJ mode. And he made a kind of a big party that's going on. And then I left right about when the after party was starting to kick in. And then the next morning I wake up. Oh, a TMZ, they're like TMZ says white cleft John drops the CEO of Land Rover. And it's a clip of the Land Rover guy on Y cleft shoulders. Sitting on his shoulders and why cliff like leans forward to let him down, but instead of putting his legs forward to stand, he tucks his legs back and the dude face plants onto the ground. And then they cut to like ice packs on his face. And of course, TMZ's all like, why cleft drops the CEO of Land Rover? Oh my God. Yeah, it was just it was kind of madness. So there was a couple of there was a couple of entertaining quirks at this event. But that being said, the vehicle is fantastic. That was Monday night. Tuesday night, I went to our friend Pope bachman opened up a new Jaguar Land Rover dealer. And they still have a little bit of Aston Martin and lotus and stuff there. But it was largely Lincoln as well and Volvo and now the place is kind of been redesigned.
SpaceTime with Stuart Gary
"rovers" Discussed on SpaceTime with Stuart Gary
"Nassar is asked the estranged space agency to develop a robotic rover to fine studying transport regular on the surface. The rover will be designed built and tested in australia. Before being transported to the united states for launch the microwave and size vigo will work. As part of a nessa operated in situ resource utilization project the mission which will launch in two thousand twenty six collect regular for processing equipment aboard the landa. In order to demonstrate the ability to extract oxygen from locally source material on the moon luna soul contains oxygen in the form of chemical compounds with elements like ivan silicon. This moscow technology demonstration will aid in the design of larger more capable units in the future long-term plans include converting luna water ice deposits into its hydrogen oxygen constituents fierce rocket fuel as well as providing cruise with ed abris and water to drink other experiments will eventually see lunar regular process into construction materials on the moon. It's all part of the extended atoms mission which was humans return to the lunar surface in twenty five and eventually is the moon as a jumping off spot that missions to mars and beyond the strain developed rover is part of cameras. One hundred fifty million dollars moon mars initiative announced by prime minister scott morrison at nasa headquarters in washington in twenty nine teen with the primary aim of boosting growth in the strain.
SpaceTime with Stuart Gary
"rovers" Discussed on SpaceTime with Stuart Gary
"Nassar is selected the western edge of nobel cratered the mood south pole as the preferred lining site for its volatile investigating polar exploration rover or viper mission slated for launch in twenty twenty. Three vibe is part of the optimist program and is designed to confirm the presence of water is just below the surface on the permanently. Shuttered flows of polar craters with sunlight. Never reaches this. Water could be broken down into hydrogen and oxygen for uses rocket fuel for future missions to mars and beyond nobel crater was chosen. Because it's one of the coldest places in the solar system spacecraft is ever landed there before and it's only ever been explored from orbit using remote-sensing instruments. The vibe mission will explore the impact crater they discover how frozen water reached the moon in the first place. How it's remained preserved for billions of years how it escapes and where it goes unlike. The rovers used on math which is somewhat autonomous. The four hundred and thirty kilogram viper will be piloted any real time. That's because the three hundred eighty five thousand kilometer distance between the earth and the moon is a lot shorter than the distance demise and so commands only. Take one point. Three light seconds to reach it. The golf-cart-sized four viper will also be faster than it smashing counterparts with a top speed of zero point eight kilometers per hour. It'll be solar powered and come with at least fifty hours of battery life. And obi built to withstand the extreme temperatures will have to endure on the moon. Another neat feature is its ability to crab walks sideways so solar panels can always keep pointing towards the sun. in order to maintain charge. Vipul will launch on a spacex falcon heavy rocket for delivery to the moon by astro botox griffin lander once on the lunar surface viper will provide ground truth measurements for the prisons of water and other resources at the moon south po. The landing site will allow vibe at lee six locations of scientific interest during the one hundred day mission duration covering an area with some ninety three square kilometres as viper reaches each place of interest. Ill analyze drill core samples taken from different debts and temperatures in order to help. Scientists better predict way water. Ice may be present on the moon similar terrain all this will allow scientists that rope a global resource map of the moon feast by feature manned missions this report from nasa tv. The future of human space exploration is being driven by what we can discover an accomplish on the moon and with nasr's confirmation of ice existing at the lunar south pole the critical task of finding and mapping where water exists. What form it is in and where it came from canal begin leading us on. That journey will be nasr's. I mobile robotic mission on the moon known as viper bottles investigating polar exploration rover. It will be delivered to the nobili region of the south pole. As part of nasr's commercial lunar payload services initiative as the first ever resource mapping mission on the surface of another celestial body viper will roam the surface equipped with three signs instruments and a drill to detect and analyse various lunar soil environments at a range of depths and temperatures. The rover will venture into permanently shadowed. Craters some of the coldest spots in the solar system where ice reserves have been preserved for billions of years. Nasa had four critical parameters when choosing landing site for viper available sunlight earth visibility for communications from the moon to the earth data showing the potential presence of water and other resources and terrain that is well suited for viper to navigate once on the surface. Vipers mission will last one hundred days and covered between ten to fifteen miles and while a baseline traverse route through the nobili region has been identified for the rover. The scientific discoveries viper makes along the way will actually influence where the mission team sends it next. So it's planned. Route will most likely change during its travels by full visit at least six locations where data suggests is could be found.
The Celtic Exchange Podcast
"rovers" Discussed on The Celtic Exchange Podcast
"He was a forward in youth days on. He's been for the back. i think. Excuse you can see tonight. He's vita showed in the bowl. Helix defend the first and foremost. I think problem. It lifts off and skills and there but you can see the beyond just been training them. You can see a slotting the the invasion as wanting to lift vital. So i think that's really going to see him. Come on yeah looking forward to seeing more of them but good debut by liam skills Not long after that father baton and sorta come on mccarthy and george gough is he in beaten and soda on just to make exciting for initials healthy and beaten and he's not just saying on possession. So you know still known since going on us up was still solid madness. Roman sordo while he just buying us. Yeah he just came ahead. Let's check and stuff. It's like he's expected to be boy he's head. There's no legs going to do next. And i historic. It doesn't make a controlled football on its. It doesn't work for me And baton even more personalities. Don't see the need to bring him on and obviously invention. Jackie marcus was on the bench. How could you get liam show get to get some of these guys some minutes. Why not sure on the bench. If you're not to even get him. Some gear games done was taken on about cranley few so all the motivation to get to see the sure but yeah so i was mentioned those laws of come on with you know best part of hundred minutes. They all those not really Many talking points of note beyond that was a couple of these efforts. iran of it shows at one over the bar. Some definite improvement on the edge of the box roused in get more corn from a game on. But they played at that point as i said when the standoff comes in and the market yet you know you know to the good the games industy hospital and of a few of the games. Recently you know obviously spoke passionately in the top gene and video. We go in the end. Never stop and i think the game's seventy minutes when they'll get sick. And so that was Enemy an aftermath. The the draw for the same who's been meat and celtic will face last season's double joints when it look. Yeah definitely and they've played on the leading this trophy defense so they'll be good game and an event tasting see obviously what can do because they just don't like clinton cup so i yeah i seventy will be in hamden since are very Tough and hopefully season last season. Look and that's up. No i just. I think it's time for this qena game. You're playing a weaker possession. You go early go and you got your second and you got to get get more in the plays legs..
The Celtic Exchange Podcast
"rovers" Discussed on The Celtic Exchange Podcast
"Can do for this team and chesney see on dj does when callum dagoes box or the suggestion has quite make thing for sunday games than the united. But he should be buying contention against James levekusen those tough game. Come back into but eventually it does allow you Move and keeps mccarthy. I'm not the senator. So i think a lot depends on sunday and i don't think mccarthy is anywhere near these pe- cutlass on a gimblett. Leverkusen could sell them back. So if find doesn't hoppy the he's eighty after ninety minutes on sunday off probably won't you please and sunday. I think he was joking. From say motel So yeah beyond. The goal has to open up slightly snarly game Raith rovers would be happy and comfortable with wanting to through the neat. You open up at some point. And i think the game was over you about more enjoyable about point. of generally played about one point. The they've gone for about more ticky tack box again. It's been very pedestrian. It's hard to stop fill vehicles by tim. Montgomery soda on with play that sex seven posses oxfam's and the and the end product re was getting a show that stella conceal doesn't them and you respect but you plane or possession of your a decent team yet packing. I have to say sleek someone's putting stanfield through east room one or one was torture about absolutely hates. Nuuk both the bike. I made that comment on the game. I think staff l. from for me we've seen glimpses of against out my and the second half. He has a good up against the defendant. Hugh one has a strong tackles who put his body on the line forty. I don't think he's comfortable as i've oakland which which begs the question. Why is saying for on june. The system he plays in the first place. Yeah i i think can table feed us from this team. What was quiet..
The Celtic Exchange Podcast
"rovers" Discussed on The Celtic Exchange Podcast
"Sponsored by ten ten podcasts. The celtic exchange a fresh and say celtic football club. Welcome to the final whistle from the plymouth. Sports league cup is andy celtic. raith rovers. No s.'s tino today. I'm joined celtic. By james james job done up little job dot ca pause to take. Noggin your results. Obviously but good to see plate mccathy getting sold game under the under the feet. M just. don't see jack. Jack marcus coming on but yeah the enjoyed the game and good to be on. The you. Mean geico marcus. Yeah that was about. That's important but yet i get to get more minutes teams mccarthy Thank you got a good seven minutes ash We'll cover having a few guys just shortly. Let's look at the lineup. First of all A couple of and see huge supplies bah unanimous eavesdropping rows and coming back in You know coupla the suggestion that you may get more game team engaged. Liam skills jacka micheals. We've mentioned Make you join doesn't feature on the scored so couple of puzzles bit. So joel gotten again. For the night and goes ralston rate bike. He caught a cousin stuff. In the mother. Bandied mccarthy veep with tumbu on drudge. Say them about the way. You're the way left iota weightlift. And i'll be up top history first half your him and helping them to stand. It was comedy. I thought the appealed up quite wilder and both pray driven booth quite inventive and obviously new yorker was the man that was making the say some a move. In dictation and go. Yeah i think it was very clear and it should just been very clear from the the. Raith rovers prego drove by join mcgowan. But the plan was clearly to blanket the defense and four as some of you know to be though success and sunday on up to the goal whatever. The goal can twenty five twenty. Six minutes up tonight was a failure street and team. I think so. Think about china if the pockets of space and between the lanes when they couldn't the force that way Badeah thank as we off on this new And your star. Who was a little bit of a struggle yet. They were compact. We'll rolled disciplined not twenty minute period. There's going to be games if not more schemes. Like that and we're playing in scotland and guiseley your on abida on cuban. He's the already pretty those those tate lanes and iota that and then the restores to open up you bet and try and do something so that that's quite clearly the only two to combat that cain of setup. I was impressed with the disciplinary. Throw those as job to be the donors to be listening to us through and that's true So so the job to be on best old english up or something yeah But yeah they stole will Celtic approval couple of things. celtic china. If that you know in say of through bowl and say the full bike was a couple things of trying to play. A pasta wasn't on and just geffen possession. That was also a coupla moment's in negative against the guy again but very early on staff. It was tied to the bowl through mccarthy to pop outstanding. It's you know how off mccarthy theme of lost possession van just by the park in the lifetime say even. I do think you know. Say only up to the goal..
SpaceTime with Stuart Gary
"rovers" Discussed on SpaceTime with Stuart Gary
"Onto your devices. And take over your computers. I'm like samsung. Still no foley foley. Look there's following there was talk. That would be a satellite capability inside for emergency calls not to make takes. That apparently was gonna come be switched on. That might still be there. There was nice stylus. I thought it might be a stylus but the the ipad stylish says there's nine millimeter wave bands for five g. outside of the us. Japan well the thing is a five. Although strategy now has five g. millimeter wave available in. It's still a flashback of coverage in comparison to the rest of five g. and forging and this time next year the much more millimeter five will be other devices from samsung is. That won't be using it. That's alex our of roy's.
SpaceTime with Stuart Gary
"rovers" Discussed on SpaceTime with Stuart Gary
"Well. It was slated to fly twenty twenty but ongoing technical delays and the curve nineteen corona virus pandemic of all combined to force the hours twenty twenty mission to it's original launch window that mission managers with the european space agency and the russian federal space and zeroes cosmos and now saying all these back on track for a launch sometime between august october next year. That's when mas will be in. Its closest openly position to the now all the flight hardware needed for the launch of the xm as mission has been integrated into the space craft. The primary goal of this mission is to determine once and for all whether or not this editing any life on mars and to better understand the history of water on the red planet. The mars rover named rosalind franklin includes a drill to investigate beneath the red planet surface. It contains miniature live search laboratory. Let's beans thought of the past few years in an ultra clean zone just to make sure it's not contaminated by any earth microbes european. Carry them. Agile is now meant all its test milestones rushing carta chuck landing platforms equipped with its thirty and science instruments and the roslyn franklin is nine instruments. All pass their final thermal vacuum tests. The new your fees launch window. Sometime between august and october twenty twenty two so let's mechanics defined that only relatively short launch windows dairy two years existing which myers can be reached relatively quickly from the earth. Xm will be the first mission to the red planet. The search for science of life at bits of up to two meters below the surface a place where bilateral signatures of life may be uniquely will preserved of course as well as next year's mission the xm us project also includes the mas trace gas orbiter which was launched back in two thousand sixteen. It's currently orbiting the red planet and he's delivering important scientific results obtained by its own russian and european science instruments. It's also used to relay data from mars curiosity rover and the insight. Lander insight will also relay data from the exit. Twenty twenty. now i guess. Xm is twenty twenty two mission once it arrives at the red planet this report from act the xl mars missions began in twenty sixteen with a successful launch and deployment of the trace gas orbiter. This first exuma spacecraft is now a nicely bitten on mass. It's fulfilling a very worried scientific mission. It has proven as its capability to data a from a mass assets to the earth. And we use for that gun holders. This proven capability will be needed to communicate with europe's first mars rover. Rosalind franklin a landing site in an area called oxygen. Platinum has been recommended for this joint isa under russian mission which has four elements. We have to push the space to mass descent module to bring the lending sets a overall for the europeans are lending for the russian path. Now down to us. And we have the over which is interest of europeans into the mission. This carries nine That will physically remain mission to discover Traces of life on the planet the rover which was built at abbas. Uk is now undergoing final tests. In to lose france the european carrier module and the russian landing platform were delivered earlier this year and together with the descent module are undergoing final environmental tests in cannes france. But there are challenges ahead for the descent module in twenty sixteen the ex-hamas entry descent and landed demonstrate. A module crashed. This was due to a problem with the onboard computer ending descent sequence prematurely but in recent high altitude drop tests for the x. Amount twenty twenty lander. The main parachutes suffered damage before fully. Inflating this will require further crucial tests. This go no go situation means. It's a challenging time ahead for the mission. A race against the clock or overshot in your teams are no focused at competing vilification pogrom of the spacecraft and the next lonzo ball tragedy will only appear on august two thousand twenty two. So you can imagine that were very mobilized to resolve the last which we are facing so parachute is one so completion of the system. This program is another one in order to get ready to catch this opportunity. as well. as the science landing platform the russians are providing xhosas. Right tamaz on a proton rocket that report for me tv. We heard from the european space agency's aches emmaus team leader francis boto this space time still come the happiest one. Rocket inflames on its well. As way launchpad and spacex undertakes its sixteenth launch. This year china launches. Its thirty third rocket of the year. Oh that most still to come.
SpaceTime with Stuart Gary
"rovers" Discussed on SpaceTime with Stuart Gary
"On space.
The Mason Minute
Exploring Mars (MM #3827)
"The NASA minute. With Kevin mason. Like many kids of the 60s and 70s, I was big into the space program and followed everything that NASA did, and of course, was able to watch our first men walk on the moon. But over the last few years, I know we've become obsessed with Mars, and what I don't understand is why do we want to colonize Mars? What's the point? I know Elon Musk is talking about going to Mars and we've got the Mars rover on Mars right now and they're Tapping into rocks are doing something. This week is the humans to Mars summit 2021 that you can watch live online and what are they going to talk about? Sending humans to Mars. Here's a suggestion, while I understand why we were so curious about the moon back in the day, why don't we worry about fixing what's wrong with our planet right now and stop worrying about going to Mars? I'm kind of concerned. Everybody is just so Mars hungry. The only Mars I care about is the Mars candy bar and I don't even care about that that much. I don't understand it sometimes. Maybe I'm just getting old and wanting us to spend money elsewhere. I know some people are all excited about it. It's just beyond me.
The Mason Minute
Exploring Mars (MM #3827)
"The NASA minute. With Kevin mason. Like many kids of the 60s and 70s, I was big into the space program and followed everything that NASA did, and of course, was able to watch our first men walk on the moon. But over the last few years, I know we've become obsessed with Mars, and what I don't understand is why do we want to colonize Mars? What's the point? I know Elon Musk is talking about going to Mars and we've got the Mars rover on Mars right now and they're Tapping into rocks are doing something. This week is the humans to Mars summit 2021 that you can watch live online and what are they going to talk about? Sending humans to Mars. Here's a suggestion, while I understand why we were so curious about the moon back in the day, why don't we worry about fixing what's wrong with our planet right now and stop worrying about going to Mars? I'm kind of concerned. Everybody is just so Mars hungry. The only Mars I care about is the Mars candy bar and I don't even care about that that much. I don't understand it sometimes. Maybe I'm just getting old and wanting us to spend money elsewhere. I know some people are all excited about it. It's just beyond me.
The Guardian UK: Politics Weekly
Biden Administration Sues Texas Over Abortion Ban
"Came out of washington late on thursday night. London time with the announcement by the attorney. General of the united states. Merrick garland that the biden administration will be suing the state of texas taking out a federal lawsuit. It all relates to a move by texas which is widely regarded as the most extreme restriction on abortion rights since the landmark nineteen seventy-three ruling known as rovers his weight. He came into effect last week. By decision of the united states supreme court and all of the last week liberals and democrats and abortion rights activists have been debating. What can be done. What can the democrats do. What in particular can the democrat in the white house. Joe biden do well now. We know the first step that the administration is gain to take but earlier. This week i talked to the guardian. Us columnist maurer donnegan who's written extensively about abortion rights in the us. And i began by asking more. Don't again to sketch out the political landscape these last fifty years and the role abortion rights as an issue has played in that charting the nearly fifty years since that landmark decision of roe versus wade. The other major story. Today is the decision of the united states. Supreme court handed down a historic decision about abortion. The court said and so when roe v wade was decided in early nineteen seventy-three. It was actually a pretty uncontroversial decision. It was a seven to two decision. The majority opinion which legalized abortion in all fifty states was written by a justice who had been appointed by republican president who was fairly popular in fact at the time. Abortion rights were popular writ large. That really started to
BBC World Service
NASA's Perseverance Rover Successfully Cores Its First Rock
"Mars today will attempt to confirm that NASA's perseverance Rover successfully court its first rock NPR's show, PALKA reports Iraq cores are due to be returned to Earth on a future mission. Although perseverance is a pretty sophisticated robotic geologist, scientists would like to be able to confirm the rovers analyses with instruments only available on Earth. Especially if the analyses hint that there was once microbial life on Mars. The rover drilled the rock sample on September 1st. But mission managers wanted to be sure the sample made it into the collection tube. Initial pictures were inconclusive, so another set is being taken. Perseverance will ultimately leave the collection tubes on the Martian surface for a subsequent mission to return them to Earth, perhaps in a decade or so. Joe Palka
All In with Chris Hayes
Texas' Abortion Ban Marks a New Legal Strategy for Abortion Restrictions
"Emily i wanna read you from the wall street journal op-ed today which i thought was interesting this supporter of abortion restrictions. In fact getting rid of roe v wade who write this. Texas republicans have handed democrats political grenade to hurt to the antiabortion causes the editorial board pro-life groups has spent nearly fifty years arguing. That abortion is a political question to be settled in the states by public debate. It now texas. They want us the courts by civilization to limit abortion. I do think this law is so frankly odious that more republicans and those who oppose abortion rights should have to own it and i wonder if folks who work in the trenches of the political opinion on this. Feel the same way absolutely chris. Let's start with baxter. The overwhelming majority of americans are on the side of those who want to see and keep rovers wade as the law of the land. That is what keeps women saved. What could people save. Who needed care. This texas law goes too far. And what i would say to your listeners. Your your watchers is. Do you know who your state senator is. Do you know who your state representative is. Do you know who your governor is. And where they stand on this because republican governors. Legislators across the country are looking at this not as a grenade but as a playbook. They're thinking what can we do here in our state to rollback these important rights that affect so many families at emily's list. We're working to hold them to account and i believe we believe that every single member of legislature needs to be asked. Where do you stand on this. It should be asked now. They should be asked to get next year and they will be asked by voters when voters come out just as they did after brett. Cavanaugh was confronted court in two thousand eighteen. They will come out and be held to account at the
Make Me Smart with Kai and Molly
Mars Rover Apparently Retrieves First Rock Sample for Return to Earth
"Perseverance rover has collected. Its first rock sample. Oh yeah thoughts on perseverance. Well more importantly it's the first rock sample. That's going to be brought back right. That's the deal. So they drill a hole in iraq. They pulled it out and then through some you know orbital mechanics. Whatever they're going to get it back to earth which is just cray cray half full. Always send matt damon. I'm going yes. Yes yes wow. I'm not ducking guys like you say that's amazing that is actually
AP News Radio
NASA's Newest Mars Rover Snags 1st Rock Sample for Return
"NASA says its newest Mars rover has successfully collected a sample of rock there was excitement at NASA with the chief engineer for the perseverance rover tweeting out I've never been more happy to see a hole in a rock after confirming that the rover had drilled out perfect core sample last month the effort failed when a rock sample crumbled before it could be lifted into a storage tube perseverance arrived in February with hopes that the rover can collect rocks that might hold evidence of ancient life which would be sent to earth in about a decade NASA is planning to launch more spacecraft to retrieve those rock samples I'm Jackie Quinn
Scuba Shack Radio
Wet Notes 8-30-21
"This is wet notes here on scuba shack radio for monday august thirtieth two thousand and twenty one. Well we have certainly had our fill of extreme weather lately just last week here. In connecticut we face the challenges of tropical storm on re just barely below hurricane strength and at the last minute it shifted east and we avoided the brunt of the wind rhode island wasn't as fortunate and now we have item a cat for hurricane hit louisiana. Extreme weather is now the norm. The news keeps getting worse. Recently there was a study published by nicholas bars from the potsdam institute for climate impact research and that was that the gulfstream could be varying towards irreversible collapse. Now the gulf stream is part of the atlantic meridional overturning circulation or a. m. Oc this circulation takes warm salty. Water from the tropics moves in north and then takes the cold water south. The study finds that the circulation is at its weakest in one thousand years. So what happens if the gulfstream collapses that will dictate extreme cold for parts of north america and europe. Is the collapse imminent well. That's not an easy question. Answer it could be decades away but as we have seen things are happening a lot faster when it comes to climate change not only will the disruption of the gulfstream resort in colder north american temperatures. It is predicted that there will be a rise in sea level disruption of the monsoon patterns and impacts on the amazon rainforest. An aunt arctic ice sheets. The study concluded that is that this is all a result of human endorse induced climate. Change in may of this year. I talked about a project out on lake. Tahoe called cleanup lake. That project had an ambitious goal of cleaning over seventy two miles of the mountain lake. So i thought i would give it a quick update on how the work is progressing. Now these numbers come from the cleanup delake website. Cleanup delete dot org as earlier this month. Team of divers has removed an amazing eight thousand. One hundred and twenty two pounds of trash were three hundred and three thousand six hundred eighty four kilograms and covered about twenty two miles or thirty four kilometers of coastline. There update indicated that they have completed seventy four dives over twenty seven days of diving. The diver's consumed two hundred and eighty six cylinders of air. Today there have been eighty one volunteers who have delivered two thousand six hundred and eleven volunteer hours. Now i'm not sure if they're on pace to meet their objectives but that's not always the measure success. The amount of continuing effort is what really counts. Keep up the good work guys. The annual boston sea rovers clinic for this year is just one month away. The two thousand twenty clinic happened just a couple of weeks. Before the corona corona virus lockdowns took effect. We really didn't know how serious things were then. Now as we continue to emerge from the pandemic the show may just have the distinction of being the last face to face. Scuba show in the world before the pandemic and the first face-to-face scuba show in the world post pandemic monty. And i were at the last meeting. And everything's proceeding for the october. First and second show the show will follow state and local mandates and as the days pass by. We are all hoping that the show will go off his plan. This year shows moved from the traditional march date to october as a result of the pandemic that you'd be a great time to enjoy some early fall weather in new england. It'd be great to get together and diving is certainly a social sport. Do you miss dive training magazine. I sure do. I think i've re reread all the back issues. We have a good shop at least three times. So what's happening with the publication. Well i reached out to catherine castle garcia the editor to find out the latest catherine informed me that they hope to be publishing again in the fourth quarter of two thousand and twenty one. Now that's some good news. The fourth quarter is not that far away. And i'm certainly looking forward to dive training magazine hitting the streets and finally here on wet notes. I wanted to give you an update on the situation with dutch springs. If you remember last time. I reported that the property owned by stu jill school had been sold to trammell crow texas developer. Who's planning to build a large warehouse facility on the property. The initial word was that dutch would shut down after the season while a lot has happened in the last couple of weeks i there was a petition that garnered over three thousand supporters to keep the place open and as we know petitions can only go so far then there was support from patty professional association of diving instructors patty due to white paper outlining the economic benefits dutch brings provides as a diving venue. Patty estimates that because dutch exists. It helps to generate three point. Four billion annual retail sales in the northeast they tag the economic benefit to bethlehem at thirty four point five million as for tax revenue. The paper indicates that about ninety. Eight point nine million is generated for state and local taxes and northeast and about two point one million for bethlehem in addition to patty support. The lehigh valley planning commission has called the proposal of disaster for the quality of life in the lehigh valley while it seems that there a great deal of opposition to maybe very little that can be done to stop the effort. One positive. I that i did see. Was that trammell. Crow was indiscretions with local officials to offload the fifty off lou to fifty acre quarry for community use. Just how would you get to acquire if they build the warehouses. I don't know while the saga is far from over. I would expect that we won't see. Dutch brings open for the twenty twenty two dive season but his al michaels once said. Do you believe in miracles. Well that's it for this edition of wet notes. Here on scuba shot radio for august thirtieth two thousand and twenty one
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"rovers" Discussed on Scuba Shack Radio
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STEM-Talk
"rovers" Discussed on STEM-Talk
"Because what's really more compelling what's more compelling question than you know are we alone in this universe is there life elsewhere. Is there intelligent life elsewhere. And i firmly believe that artificial intelligence is critical to go hunt for life in those places where we might have a spacecraft that would have to be on its own for weeks or in the case of an interstellar mission have to be on its own for decades literally given that you're motivated by the search for life as you just described. What are your thoughts on the likelihood in our lifetime or the lifetime of our listeners in discovery of life apart from that on earth. That's a great question can oddly enough. What did i get remarkably frequently. I kind of have to answer to that. One is a pragmatic answer. And then one is kind of like the answer that i'm hoping for and the pragmatic answer is that it just seems to me not likely that we would find life in the immediate future just because going to these places is so hard if we're looking at going to the sub ice ocean on europa we have to fly jupiter which is pretty hard. We have to land on europa which is hard for then we have to melt through this ice crest which is ten kilometers sick. That might even take a year or two and then we have to explore this under ice ocean. And we're actually practicing things like that on earth had to explore underneath ice shells underneath the ice shelf the ross ice shelf in antarctica. Because we want to study that to understand the effects of climate change on some of these pristine antarctic environments. But it's very hard on earth much less to go to another planet in do that. So the pragmatic answer is. I'm not holding my breath waiting for such a mission to happen in in my lifetime but if you look out thirty fifty years. It's just very hard to project. So i would. I would have a hard time predicting. But if you ask me as an optimist in what i hope for. It's quite possible that we could hear some signals. That might indicate to us that there could be somebody trying to contact us a little different from going there and literally visiting yes..
Full Cast And Crew
"rovers" Discussed on Full Cast And Crew
"Comic book isn't there anymore. I i suspect. I suspect might be worth something. I'm oh i'm sure worth more to me than it would be to to to sell. But it's probably it's probably a fairly rare item. But i can't find it. I only remember that comic book only from the soccer player rovers thing for some reason when he said that was like i can kinda see it right. Raj of the rovers was the title of raja the rovers. He's got the summer that your parents were away. Which you know for a group of fifteen sixteen year olds getting into music and many other things was just a gift that will we will never be given again in our lives. We wore the hell out of the gates of dawn.
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"rovers" Discussed on KQED Radio
"On Thursday, NASA landed its rover perseverance on Mars on the jet zero crater. Yesterday, they're released video from the Rovers Descent. Here's how it sounded from Mission control. When that happened last week, we're starting this straighten up and fly right maneuver where the spacecraft will jettison the entry balance masses in preparation for parachute deploy and to roll over to give the radar a better look at the ground. You can see the rovers parachute expanding as the craft decelerates. Al Chin is part of the perseverance mission and explained just how much power was behind that dissent gets launched out of the spacecraft with a mortar, which is basically a cannon with the muzzle velocity and run 100 miles an hour. And the spacecraft itself was going about 1000 miles an hour. This point going about 1.75 times. The speed of sound, so gentle landing was not guaranteed. As the rover rocketed toward the dull pink pockmarked surface of Mars. NASA staffers held their breath a flurry of dust as it got closer. And then success touchdown confirmed that it is carefully on the surface of Mars ready to begin speaking the sands of past life. Such a cool moment, There are six small cameras on the rover. One shows perseverance rolling through Mars is rocky terrain. It's located high on the rovers mast. It also helps with driving, and there are two microphones on the spacecraft, so there's just a bit of audio. Which is awesome. It sounds like the heartbeat of Mars. Yeah, And next comes the effort to find signs of past life. The mission for perseverance will persevere. For about 687 Earth days.