As always, last weekend's Overland Expo West show proved one of the world's best places for spotting unique, well-traveled vehicles of every shape and size. Here's a look at the best of show.
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The Retreat, by Timbercraft Tiny Homes, is an attractive-looking tiny house that has room for the whole family. The recently-completed dwelling is up there in size with the biggest tiny houses we've reported on to date and boasts three bedrooms, full-size amenities, and a high-end finish.
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According to a new study, Antarctica is increasingly turning green in response to rising temperatures. Researchers from the University of Exeter have taken core samples from moss banks along the Antarctic Peninsula, and found that biological activity has ramped up massively over the last 50 years.
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There are a number of trials being conducted to investigate how small aerial surveillance aircraft can be used to combat poaching. The latest effort involves the use of AI software to quickly identify poachers and animals in drone footage, in an attempt to better protect elephants and rhinos.
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A team at MIT has developed a material to make activewear a bit more active in cooling the wearer. The outfit is made out of a living “biofabric” full of microbial cells, which automatically open flaps in the shirt when they sense heat and sweat, to help the wearer cool off.
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Is New Zealand poised to become the world's next center for space commerce? If successful, Rocket lab's launch of its Electron rocket will make it the first craft to reach space from the Southern Hemisphere.
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Imagine having a fridge-sized box in your home that generates and stores electricity, heats and cools the house, provides hot water and churns out oxygen and hydrogen to use or sell. New Atlas spoke to two of the minds behind this potentially game-changing "Swiss army knife" of energy production.
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The closest thing to the Mk1 GTI in the current Volkswagen range is the up! VW has tried to evoke the spirit of that original car with the new up! GTI Concept, to be launched at the annual GTI Meet in Worthersee.
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With their varying builds and features, the HTC U11 and Samsung Galaxy S8 series cater to different audiences. However, these premium smartphones pack in several of the same capable internals. Let's take a look at how their specs compare.
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Bentley wasn't exactly aiming for the mass market when it launched the Bentayga and, unless you're into swanning about with a bird of prey strapped to your arm, the latest iteration is unlikely to broaden the appeal.
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This cookbook will make it easy for you to jump to an Android topic of interest, teaching you how to implement a wide range of Android features by getting hands-on. Starting with the basics of Android development, you'll move on to more advanced concepts that many developers struggle to solve. At the end of the course, you'll incorporate full internet web services without having to become a server admin by leveraging the power of Backend as a Service (BaaS) providers.
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Researchers at Cambridge and the University of Warwick have jumped ahead to the logical endpoint of Moore's Law and shrunk wires down to a string of single atoms. Effectively one dimensional, these “extreme nanowires” are made of tellurium, compressed inside carbon nanotubes to keep them stable.
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The fight against Ebola continues with news of a new outbreak in the Republic of Congo. That said, a discovery by scientists at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine offers reason to be optimistic: they have found the first human antibodies that can neutralize all strains of ebolavirus.
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A US Air Force Academy cadet turned a classroom exercise into a new ballistic armor made out of goo. Cadet 1st Class Hayley Weir's assignment to combine epoxy, Kevlar and carbon fiber into an anti-ballistic substance inspired her to develop a new flexible bullet stopper.
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For people who hate vacuuming, there's already the Roomba. However, what if weeding is the task that you hate? Well, there may soon be something for that, too. Entrepreneur Joe Jones – inventor of the Roomba – is now developing a little weed-whacking robot known as Tertill.
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Hundreds of thousands of hobbyists have now registered their devices with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). As it turns out, however, they drone registry wasn't well, entirely legal, with an appeals court striking down the rule and leaving the registry dead in the water.
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Salt may indeed keep winter roads free of ice, but it also actively degrades them. There may be a way out of the conundrum, however. A scientist has been experimenting with making "salt-proof" concrete that incorporates waste products generated by coal furnaces and the smelting process.
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For some, a key part of going to music festivals is to feel the bass thumping out of the loudspeakers. If that's just not enough for you, however, you might be interested in the Baserock backpack. It amplifies the bass of ambient or direct-line audio, and sends it coursing through your body.
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Zaha Hadid Architects has unveiled a new residential project for Mexico that will endeavor to minimize disturbance to local wildlife with a system of raised platforms and walkways. It's planned for Mexico's Mayan Riviera, a booming tourist district in the country's Yucatan Peninsula.
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Hi RESPECTED FRIENDS,
As I mentioned over the weekend, this week Mindvalley is bringing you the one and only T. Harv Eker for an amazing Masterclass that blends two, often misunderstood, topics together — wealth and spirituality.
And there's a good reason why I'm always personally so excited every time we bring Harv to Evercoach.
You see, people often think that the success of Mindvalley & Evercoach was all because of some business strategy we implemented...
Or something I learned in college...
Or even being connected to the right people.
Yes, all those things did play a role.
But it only really came together when Vishen had a personal awakening.
(Above is a picture that was taken in May 2008. And it's of Vishen and a few members of his team attending a seminar that changed his life. He shares more in this blog post.)
Vishen wanted to write an in-depth post this time because we both think this idea is really powerful.
And in this post, he shares an exercise you can do if you are currently...
a) An entrepreneur and feel like your business is not growing fast enough or is completely stagnant.
b) Stuck in your career and are struggling to break past your current ceiling.
c) Facing debt or you feel like you can't make enough money to live the life you dream of.
Love. Ajit
Ajit Nawalkha
Co-Founder, Evercoach
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