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| Redline turns the VW T6 into a comfy limousine |
 | We've seen the new VW T6 as a versatile camper van in the Tonke Van, and now Redline shows it can be an equally convincing luxury limo. The Russian tuning studio has transformed the T6 Multivan into an ultra-comfy chauffeured van with 2 + 1 cabin. read more |
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| Review: 2016 Subaru Forester epitomizes family fun |
 | The Forester fits somewhere above the Impreza and a bit sideways of the Outback in Subaru's lineup. It's the roomiest and most ergonomic of the family-oriented Subaru models and promises as much versatility as a small crossover can have. We climbed aboard the 2016 model to see how it stacks up. read more |
| LAPTOPS |
| Microsoft Surface Book review: Expensive, but easily one of the best |
 | For the first three generations, "Microsoft Surface" meant a Windows-running tablet with a snap-on keyboard that turns it into a laptop. But today that has expanded, now including a device where the tablet part takes a backseat. read more |
| ARCHITECTURE |
| Solar-powered permanent hotel planned for Sweden's Icehotel site |
 | Plans have been unveiled to add a new permanent solar-powered hotel to the site belonging to Sweden's Icehotel. If all goes well, it could open in late 2016. read more |
| OUTDOORS |
| Trailpod three-wheel roller targets all-terrain gear hauling |
 | We've covered the Monowalker and Armadillo trailers and have seen one or two similar designs rolling through crowdfunding and design sites. The Trailpod is yet another option, utilizing a unique triple-wheel, floating-axle construction to roll your provisions over all types of ground. read more |
| AIRCRAFT |
| US Marine Corps' CH-53K King Stallion prototype takes to the skies on maiden flight |
 | The next generation of US Marine Corp helicopters took to the air recently with the successful maiden flight of Sikorsky's CH-53K King Stallion heavy lift helicopter at the company's West Palm Beach, Florida Development Flight Center. read more |
| WEARABLE ELECTRONICS |
| Gest glove has gesture control on hand |
 | There have been numerous attempts to develop an alternative to the keyboard and mouse human-to-computer interface. Apotact Labs recently joined the fray with a four-finger glove-like design called Gest that allows you to control your computer and your mobile devices with your hands. read more |
| BICYCLES |
| SussMyBike shows riders how to set their suspension |
 | Setting up a suspension fork properly does make for a better riding experience, but not everyone knows how to do so. That's why Scottish cyclist Alan Mason created SussMyBike. It analyzes your fork's performance, then tells you how it should be set up to better meet your needs. read more |
| SCIENCE |
| Material that could revolutionize memory storage is magnetic, but not as we know it |
 | Working with a new magnetic insulator material with unusual atomic properties, scientists at Stanford University have observed electrical conduction in a non-conductive material that may lead to superior magnetic memory devices. read more |
| MUSIC |
| "Zoolophone" features custom-shaped keys that still produce the right notes |
 | Scientists have created a xylophone-like instrument that has keys shaped like animals. It's not just a cute toy, however. Their "zoolophone" was designed using new technology that allows objects of a specified shape to produce a specified sound. read more |
| ENVIRONMENT |
| Claimed darkening of ice sheet could actually be down to aging satellite sensors |
 | In recent years, satellite photos of Greenland's ice sheet have shown what appears to be a darkening of the ice's surface. Now, however, researchers believe that the darkness in the photos could just be due to faulty sensors on the satellites. read more |
| ARCHITECTURE |
| A new hope: Lucas Museum given thumbs-up by Chicago officials |
 | The Chicago City Council has finally succumbed to the Force, and approved zoning for the George Lucas Museum of Narrative Art. The ambitious project is expected to open its doors sometime in 2019. read more |
| AROUND THE HOME |
| Nyrius Smart Outlet upgrades existing tech into smart home devices |
 | People looking to breathe new life into "old" tech have a new option that offers convenience and ease of use. The Nyrius Smart Outlet upgrades standard outlets with Bluetooth wireless for remote operation through smartphones and tablets. read more |
| AIRCRAFT |
| Project Wing drone delivery service to take flight in 2017 |
 | Alphabet, the new holding company of Google, is aiming to roll-out its drone delivery service in 2017. Project Wing was first unveiled by the Google X research arm last year and, according to Reuters, Project head David Vos revealed the targeted launch date in Washington yesterday. read more |
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| Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina has a message for the ladies of 'The View': "Man up." Paul Ryan has made it clear that just because he wants work-life balance, it doesn't mean he supports policies that would ensure that poorer Americans have the same privilege. And, if you're concerned about your carbon footprint and are planning some holiday travel, these are America's most efficient and least efficient airlines. |
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Public universities are nearing the end of the fall semester without money from the state, and some of them are facing layoffs, furloughs, program cuts and even closure during spring break.
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Planes landing on O'Hare's newest runway on the far south airfield follow a winding taxi route to the terminals that covers at least five miles and can take up to 30 minutes.
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Former U.S. Sen. Fred Thompson, a Tennessee lawyer whose career led him from politics to Hollywood and back again, died Sunday at 73.
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David Haugh on Sunday's 23-20 home loss to the Vikings: "This is what bad football teams do; they pry defeat out of the jaws of victory."
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Bears fans who enjoy the tailgating tradition in the parking lot south of Soldier Field aren't happy about the city's deal to clear the land for the proposed museum of the "Star Wars" creator.
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Blackhawks winger Patrick Kane says he and his attorney don't know if the investigation for an alleged sexual assault is near its conclusion, as a Buffalo report suggested.
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Kansas City beat the New York Mets 7-2 in 12 innings early today for their first World Series championship since 1985.
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| SPACE |
| BAE Systems and Reaction Engines to develop hypersonic space engine |
 | Reaction Engines' single-stage-to-orbit Skylon spacecraft took a step closer to reality today as BAE Systems announced that would buy a 20 percent stake in the company. read more |
| DIGITAL CAMERAS |
| Review: DJI's Osmo and the democratization of the steadicam |
 | The DJI Osmo looks like a weird eyeball on the end of a stick, but it's effectively a motion-stabilized action camera that can smooth out rough, bumpy and wobbly footage for a clean, cinematic look. read more |
| MUSIC |
| Motus allows players to bow an invisible violin |
 | The Motus from TZM Creative Lab facilitates the creation of sound from motion, allowing its users to electrify the room by strumming an air guitar, bash an imaginary drum set to within an inch of its life, play a grand concert piano while walking around the stage or play an invisible violin. read more |
| ARCHITECTURE |
| Musholm sports resort ramps up accessibility |
 | An extension of the Musholm sports and holiday resort for people with disabilities is said to have made it one of the most accessible in the world. It has a new multi-purpose hall and 24 new holiday homes. Access routes, wayfinding, lighting and facilities have all been designed for accessibility. read more |
| SCIENCE |
| Wi-Fi signals track and distinguish people through walls |
 | Two years ago, researchers at MIT used Wi-Fi signals to see through walls and track a person's movements. The same team has now come up with a new technology that's not only able to discern a person's silhouette through walls, but can also make out different individuals. read more |
| ARCHITECTURE |
| Micro-living for work, rest and play at the Collective Stratford |
 | The Collective Stratford, in London, UK, is described by its architects as a "new form of shared living accommodation." Like the Common in Brooklyn, US, it will provide affordable housing within a community. In addition, though, it will offer office space and a start-up incubator for its residents. read more |
| MEDICAL |
| "Lab-in-a-briefcase" designed to bring early cancer detection to developing countries |
 | A team of scientists has developed a new tool that could greatly assist those taking the fight to cancer in developing regions. Billed as a lab-in-a-briefcase, the low-cost, portable diagnostics tool can carry out tests for cancer biomarkers in as little as 15 minutes. read more |
| AROUND THE HOME |
| FoldFlat food containers bend like origami for smarter storage |
 | Plastic food containers are great for storing leftovers, but when it comes to stowing away the containers themselves there is no avoiding wasted space and misplaced lids. So inventor Ben Strange is hoping to tidy up your cluttered kitchen cabinet with a container that folds up flat inside its lid. read more |
| GAMES |
| VRgo chair offers hands-free virtual reality navigation |
 | The VRgo chair is a tilting input device that moves the user through a virtual reality setting by tracking the direction of their derrière, freeing up the hands for other tasks, like wielding weapons. read more |
| AIRCRAFT |
| ALTACAS aircraft crash avoidance system uses lasers for safer takeoffs and landings |
 | ALTACAS Technology's Aerial, Landing, & Takeoff Aircraft Crash Avoidance System (ALTACAS) uses lasers to monitor runways and flight paths during takeoffs and landings and signal a warning if an impending collision is detected. read more |
| 3D PRINTING |
| 3D printed teeth kill bacteria |
 | Researchers from the University of Groningen have developed a process to manufacture 3D-printed teeth and braces capable of destroying bacteria. read more |
| AUTOMOTIVE |
| Hennessey adds 200 hp and more speed to the world's fastest car |
 | John Hennessey has stuffed another 207 horses into his Venom GT in a bid to ensure it remains one of the world's most powerful supercars. Gotta keep up with the Koenigseggs and Bugattis, after all. It's all part of the 2,875 horses that Hennessey will storm SEMA with next week. read more |
| 3D PRINTING |
| Glowforge 3D laser printing juggernaut enters life after crowdfunding |
 | Glowforge 3D laser printer founder and CEO, Dan Shapiro sits down with Gizmag to talk about the market, the future and how pancakes relate to when the product will ship. read more |
| AUTOMOTIVE |
| Nissan's Piloted Drive prototype to begin on-road tests |
 | Three years ago, Nissan unveiled a one-of-a-kind Leaf electric car that incorporated autonomous driving features. This Thursday an updated test vehicle was unveiled, which features the automaker's new Piloted Drive system. read more |
| AUTOMOTIVE |
| Researchers develop new energy-efficient technique to weld steel and aluminum |
 | Researchers have developed a new welding technique that may prove to solve the problems inherent in traditional welding processes, while using 80 percent less energy and creating bonds that are 50 percent stronger. read more |
| MEDICAL |
| Biodegradable implant could simplify bone replacement surgery |
 | Combining cornstarch with volcanic ash clay to create a plastic for bone grafts could make the surgical process of bone replacement much simpler in the future. The material could replace the need to remove bone from another part of a patient's body, or to use donor cadaver bones. read more |
| BICYCLES |
| SpeedForce combines a cycling computer, handlebar stem and headlight |
 | You've got a cycling computer, a headlight, and a handlebar stem on your bike. Why bother with all three, when they could be combined into one device? That's the thinking behind SpeedX's new SpeedForce. read more |
| MOBILE TECHNOLOGY |
| iPhone 6s Plus vs. Moto X Style (Pure Edition) |
 | Can Motorola's latest flagship handset topple this year's supersized iPhone? We've compared the two devices in all the key areas to help you decide which one's best for your needs. read more |
| SPACE |
| Magnetic anomaly that cast doubt on Voyager 1's entry of interstellar space explained |
 | A team led by the University of New Hampshire has found a clue as to what may have caused the anomaly that cast doubt on whether Voyager 1 has entered interstellar space. read more |
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| New filter could improve low light smartphone photography |
 | Engineers have created a new type of color filter which could help to produce sharper and brighter photos in low light conditions. The new filter, which could appear in smartphones within three years, allows three times more light to reach an image sensor than conventional filters. read more |
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| Microsoft Surface Pro 4: Initial thoughts and benchmarks for the (fanless) Core m3 model |
 | We took an early look at the Surface Book this week, but what about Microsoft's more traditional 2-in-1, the Surface Pro 4? We have some initial thoughts on the fanless entry-level model. read more |
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| Flosstime helps sloppy flossers create a habit |
 | Flossing is one of those chores many of us don't look forward to, but it's essential to good oral hygiene. That's why the folks at Flosstime have created a solution to make this element of personal hygiene a routine we can enjoy – or at least, one that we remember to do. read more |
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Monday, November 2, 2015
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Top Stories
• Whoopi Goldberg Says There’s Nothing in the Bible About Abortion, Here’s the Truth
• Speaker Paul Ryan: Planned Parenthood Should Not Get “One Red Cent” of Taxpayer Funding
• Planned Parenthood CEO Asks Speaker Ryan to Stop Investigation: “We Have Nothing to Hide”
• Mom Awakens From Coma to Meet Her Baby For the First Time, Seven Weeks After Birth
More Pro-Life News• Abortion Activist Caught Removing Crosses From Pro-Life Display on College Campus
• Precursor to 2016: Hillary Clinton’s Campaign Says it Sees “Sexism” Everywhere• Jahi McMath Was Declared “Brain Dead” Two Years Ago. New Video Shows She’s Still Alive
• Carly Fiorina Tells Pro-Abortion Women of The View Making Fun of Her Looks: “Say It To My Face”
• Inspectors Have No Idea if Nebraska Abortion Clinic is Selling Aborted Baby Parts
• Bernie Sanders Says the Death Penalty is “Murder,” But He’s Fine With Killing Babies in Abortions
• 543 Babies Saved From Abortion in Latest 40 Days for Life Campaign, 10,874 Saved Since 2007
• Police Threaten to Arrest Pro-Life Advocate Just for Wearing a Pro-Life T-Shirt
• She Screamed: “Please Stop! It Hurts!” The Botched Abortion Was So Bad It Almost Killed Her
• Woman Kills Her 25-Week-Old Unborn Baby in Self-Induced Abortion Using Poison Bought Online
• Former Planned Parenthood Worker Talks About How They Frightened Teens Into Abortions
• UK Scientists Close to Creating Three-Parent Babies: Creating Children With Three Genetic Parents
• Activists in Scotland Want Government to OK Easy Access to Free, Late-Term Abortions
Whoopi Goldberg Says There’s Nothing in the Bible About Abortion, Here’s the Truth
Recently, Whoopi Goldberg made the bold announcement that the Bible has nothing to say about the subject of abortion. An audacious statement, especially since Ms. Goldberg has no scholarly credentials in the field of theology. But it should be noted that Ms. Goldberg is not alone in this belief; other abortion advocates have made such pronouncements as well as made the claim that since the Bible is silent on the issue it must, therefore, be licit.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/11/02/whoopi-goldberg-says-theres-nothing-in-the-bible-about-abortion-heres-the-truth/
Speaker Paul Ryan: Planned Parenthood Should Not Get “One Red Cent” of Taxpayer Funding
New Speaker Paul Ryan, in an interview over the week, said the Planned Parenthood abortion business should not get “one red cent: of taxpayer funding. Ryan’s comments are his first publicly on de-fund Planned Parenthood after his election as Speaker of the House last week. The abortion company has been caught in multiple videos selling aborted babies and their body parts.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/11/02/speaker-paul-ryan-planned-parenthood-should-not-get-one-red-cent-of-taxpayer-funding/
Jahi McMath Was Declared “Brain Dead” Two Years Ago. New Video Shows She’s Still Alive
It seems almost impossible that the time has flown by this quickly, but it’s been nearly two years since Jahi McMath suffered a cardiac arrest following routine surgery and was soon after declared brain-dead. Last Saturday the “brain dead” girl’s family celebrated her 15th birthday at her bedside at a New Jersey hospital and posted a series of pictures on her Facebook page.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/11/02/jahi-mcmath-was-declared-brain-dead-two-years-ago-new-video-shows-shes-still-alive/
Carly Fiorina Tells Pro-Abortion Women of The View Making Fun of Her Looks: “Say It To My Face”
The left-wing pro-abortion hosts on The View have done it again. This time, they are making fun of pro-life Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina’s looks. But she has a retort. Talking about Fiorina’s appearance on the last Republican presidential debate last week, The View panelist Michelle Collins saidFiorina’s face looked “demented” and pro-abortion host Joy Behar said Fiorina looked like a “Halloween mask.”
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/11/02/carly-fiorina-tells-pro-abortion-women-of-the-view-making-fun-of-her-looks-say-it-to-my-face/
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Planned Parenthood CEO Cecile Richards has sent a letter to newly-elected pro-life Speaker Paul Ryan asking him to halt the multiple Congressional investigations into the abortion company’s sale of aborted babies and their body parts. Richards says the investigations are not partial and claims the abortion business has nothing to hide.
When Colvina Jolin went into a coma, she was 23 weeks pregnant with her first baby. After a life-threatening three-month-long coma, the British woman woke up and reached out her arms to cradle her baby, knowing instinctively that her little girl had been born almost seven weeks earlier.
Vandalism of pro-life signs, billboard, displays, pregnancy centers, etc. is nothing new. But what is new is an abortion activist who’s been caught red handed attempting to steal crosses from a pro-life display and pretending to have no idea what she is doing when confronted on videotape.
This was going to be the final post for Friday but I ran out of time. It was scheduled to be the last post today and will be shoehorned it because what it says is a precursor of what we can expect if, as is widely expected, pro-abortion Hillary Clinton is the Democratic presidential nominee.
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