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Just last week, Tesla announced it was building the world’s largest lithium-ion battery in Australia. Now a German energy company, Ewe Gasspeicher GmbH, is building a redox flow battery in underground salt caverns with enough output to supply a day’s worth of power to 75,000 homes. Read more
It’s been known for several months that Ducati plans to replace its existing V2 superbikes with a new V4 generation, and the unveiling of the Panigale R Final Edition has just confirmed it. The high-end road-legal superbike blends the race-spec Panigale R with the rare and collectible Superleggera. Read more
Panasonic’s Lumix GH5 is a very thorough and exciting upgrade from the wildly popular GH4 micro 4/3rds camera. A prosumer-grade video rig in disguise as a stills shooter, it takes some of the most stunning and detailed video footage we’ve ever worked with, and packs in a dizzying array of features. Read more
Last year, Lithium Cycles launched a 1,000-watt e-bike on Kickstarter that married funky retro styling with modern motorized tech. The Super 73 is now up for pre-order as the Scout, a slightly different beast to the crowdfunded model, and one that could be had for less than a thousand bucks.. Read more
Google’s parent company, Alphabet, has now spawned Dandelion, a new startup that aims to tap into geothermal energy. The company’s signature technology is a geothermal heating and cooling system that pumps heat from the ground into the home in winter, or out of it during summer. Read more
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Part zero-emission experiment, part floating laboratory, the Energy Observer recently arrived in Paris on the first stop of its six-year, 50-country mission around the world. The refurbished racing catamaran is powered by wind, solar and hydrogen generated from the seawater through electrolysis. Read more
The ModVans CV1 modular camper van roams countrysides and cityscapes before converting back to passenger and cargo forms. When van life has to cede the stage to real life, the CV1 can handle daily commutes and errands just as well as it handles open-road adventures. Read more
A team of scientists from Britain and China have developed a new type of ceramic carbide that can withstand the high temperatures of flying at over five times the speed of sound without the degradation experienced by similar materials. Read more
Aston Martin is known for performance cars, but the marque's latest offering is silent, and creates no emissions. It's also smaller than the average Aston, but don't worry – it isn't a successor to the Cygnet. Meet the Vantage GTE Soapbox, built to take on the Red Bull Soapbox Race in London. Read more
BMW's new X2City folding electric kick scooter is a landmark product for the company. It is the first BMW product that will be sold outside the dealer network, the first to address new audiences for 70 years, and the first BMW to address "last mile" motorized transport . Read more
Want to be a full-fledged, employable coder? Dive into this comprehensive course on all things coding, complete with hundreds of lectures on must-know web technologies and techniques. You'll master important tools and languages, including use of HTML, CSS, MySQL, WordPress, and more--transforming into a rockstar developer any startup would be crazy to pass over. Read more
The 2017 World Architecture Festival shortlist has been announced. This year's finalists include some fantastic buildings and plenty of variety, from familiar names like BIG and Zaha Hadid to firms that that prove you don't need to be a household name to produce work of a very high caliber. Read more
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) delivers medical care in the world's most dangerous places. Currently serving in Mosul (Iraq), MSF's new Mobile Unit Surgical Trailer is a complete mobile hospital on a truck that can be operational within three hours, saving time during conflicts or disasters. Read more
New types of bacteria have been found in one of the most alien environments on Earth: a subglacial lake buried beneath almost a thousand feet of ice. Conditions could be strikingly similar to oceans of Europa or Enceladus, so studying these organisms could aid the search for extraterrestrial life. Read more
A cancer vaccine is one of the holy grails of modern medical research. Two recent clinical trials that have produced encouraging results in patients with skin cancer are are providing hope for the development of personalized cancer vaccines tailored to individual patient's tumors. Read more
Audi has committed to Formula E, completing its push away from the World Endurance Championship. Having grown its involvement in the sport this year, the company will be the first German manufacturer to line up on the Formula E grid when the season kicks off in December. Read more
Wind turbines, helicopters, and other devices that use rotors have a big noise problem, but the solution may come from the wings of the owl, which allows the nocturnal hunting bird to fly almost silently and may lead to quieter wind turbines, aircraft, and drones. Read more
Although a lot of us may already slather on the vitamin E when we get sunburned, it looks like vitamin D might also help our skin to recover. In a recent study conducted by Case Western University, it was found that orally-administered vitamin D can actually promote healing. Read more
CCTV systems may help security personnel watch for handguns in places such as airports, but the task of manually scrutinizing every person on every screen is still a daunting one. It was with this in mind that researchers recently developed a system that automatically recognizes guns on video. Read more
There may be new hope for migraine sufferers, in the form of a gadget that gets shoved up the ear. It alternately heats and cools the inside of the ear canal, and was recently shown to be effective in a study carried out by Britain's University of Kent. Read more
The East African Highland cooking banana is the major staple food in Uganda, but it has little in the way of micronutrients such as pro-vitamin A. Prof. James Dale decided to do something about it, and over the past decade has created a vitamin A-rich "golden banana." Read more
Architecture graduate Elena Larriba has unveiled a novel alternative to climbing stairs and using elevators – it's named Vycle, and it would let you pedal your way between floors. She has developed an early prototype but would love to take the idea further. Read more
Scientists at the Carnegie Mellon University’s Robotics Institute are working on a computer system that can read body language right down to the position of fingers. The new process works in real time and opens the door to a more natural way for people and machines to interact. Read more
Boeing has announced that the latest iteration of its ecoDemonstrator aircraft will fly under the FedEx Express livery. The Boeing 777 Freighter, which is being modified to test new technologies, will fly in 2018 and includes new propulsion and flight deck advances. Read more
Simmons has released a new flagship electronic drumkit named the SD2000 Mesh Head Electronic Drum Kit, which features expressive mesh drum pads, multi-zone crash and ride cymbals, wireless hi-hat foot controller and a sound module packed with vintage and contemporary acoustic kit sounds. Read more
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HELLO RESPECTED FRIENDS
The last few days in Zehut Israel headquarters have been busy with activity. I spent last Shabbat with Moshe Feiglin in Efrat, a lrge community in Gush Etzyon. We were meeting supporters in the Zayit neighborhood. Moshe gave a Dv'ar Torah in the Bet Knesset of R' Shlomo Katz, then we had an open Oneg and Seuda Shlishit. Sunday (July 9th) was the last day for candidates to declare their intent to run in Zehut's upcoming primaries.
In order to get on to the slate, candidates were required to hand in a formal request, together with a petition of 30 Zehut members who supported their candidacy. The fax and emails were coming in furiously on Sunday (I was in the office) as all the forms came through.I don't know how many candidates applied for the Israeli slate, but there are 3 (maybe 4) for the ZEHUT International slate, so far! We will announce, and introduce them to you in the coming week or so. Also on Sunday, we held our second economic reform webinar with Gilad Alper, the economist who was very involved in preparing Zehut's economic platform. Gilad is running on the Israel Knesset slate. Things are getting exciting here as our new party takes shape.If you want to lear about how our final Knesset list will be formed, see this 3-minute video:
https://youtu.be/_rGi9cmN5tU To join the ZEHUT International WhatsApp group, click this link: https://chat.whatsapp.com/
Looking forward to sharing good news!
Aryeh Sonnenberg, International Director
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Rep. Mo Brooks (R-AL) argued on CNN this morning that health care for all is an unrealistic goal — but tax cuts benefiting the wealthy? Fine by him.
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In Colorado, hundreds of voters have moved to cancel their registrationin an attempt to protect their information from Trump’s “voter fraud” crusade — his administration is asking states to turn over their voting records to suss out who, if any, committed voter fraud. (Spoiler: virtually nobody).
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ICYMI: Donald Trump Jr. admitted that a Russian lawyer offered him dirt on Hillary Clinton. And there’s evidence linking his father to a meeting with the Kremlin-backed lawyer: a music video.
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A group of lawyers in Louisiana are suing Black Lives Matter on behalf of a cop shot by a lone assassin.
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A UK court ruled that the government’s sale of arms supplies to Saudi Arabia is lawful, disappointing and angering human rights organizations.
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The athletics federation is still fighting for the right to invasively sex test female athletes.
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Domino effect: Turkey won’t ratify Paris climate accord, citing Trump’s exit.
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HAPPY MONDAY. We've got a case of 'em. Scratch that. We've got a whole damn keg.
But that doesn't stop us from geeking out over Luke Cage sightingsin Crown Heights, incredible suits you can actually afford to look amazing in, or 8 happy hour spots that'll change the game this month. Sure, even if there were sharks at Coney Island Beach, or the fact that we'll have to wait until the end of the summer for a weed coffee shop, we're NOT GOING TO BE DENIED HAPPINESS. Why? Because next Thursday's epic AF BBQ & Brews Cruise is going to be amazing—especially when you can get 33% off your ticket with the code 'SPOILED33'. Um, and we're drooling over these insane seafood towers. OH! And best yet? We're looking forward to NEXT weekend, July 22nd, when we literally go all the way up with our friends at Rooftop Crawl for our Soak Up the Skyline Soirée. Three of NYC's hottest rooftop bars. Six hours of mayhem. VIP transportation on a dope party bus trolley. Enough. Said. | |
Shark Week Sneak Peek
 SHARKKKK! Okay, so it was just a baby shark, but any sized shark is a still a shark, NYC. ICYMI, beachgoers crowded around a baby shark washed up on Coney Island beach Saturday morning because nobody makes good Saturday morning cartoons anymore. This was moments after someone spotted a 4-foot shark out in the water. Are the sharks evolving? Will we ever see Street Sharks IRL? Or are they simply paying homage to The Warriors, beckoning us all to come out and play-ayyyyyyy?! Let’s hope this is the last shark we see ever in life at Coney Island. READ MORE…   | |
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Three rooftop bars, one night. We're talking six hours of bar-hopping at some of NYC's hottest rooftop bars with our friends at Rooftop Crawl. It's basically a a pub crawl, but instead of hoofin' it to a handful of dives, we're taking you to each bar in a party bus trolley that just won't let the vibe die. Get the VIP treatment, enjoy delicious drinks, incredible vibes, and absolutely breathtaking views of NYC's summer skyline. We're kickin' it July 22nd. Get. Your. Tickets. Now. READ MORE… | |
Clink Y'all!
 Grab your drinking buddy—QUICK! DOES EVERYBODY HAVE THEIR DRINKING BUDDY?!—and head out to the best bars that NYC has to offer. No we’re not saying overindulge—not in this heat!—but it’s summer, right? Enjoy yourself and maybe more than just a drink or two. Your coworker just went to Spain for the week, so you deserve it. Hit up one of these 8 bars this month. READ MORE… | |
Brews Cruise
 Skooooo!!! This month is about to get STUPIDLY DELICIOUS! We're talkin' Circle Line's 1st Annual BBQ & Brews Cruise. Thursday, July 20th, they're teaming up with two of NYC's most incredible BBQ pit masters from Blue Smoke & Hill Country BBQ. So, get your tickets, board the boat at Pier 83, and prepare yourselves for three hours of unlimited beer, samples of delicious food (with super inexpensive full meals available to purchase as well), and, of course, those views of Manhattan. Oh, and use the code 'SPOILED33' and you can take 33% off any ticket—wine & beer, or wine, beer, and spirits! READ MORE… | |
SEE?! FOOD!
 Who doesn’t love a good seafood platter? If your only experience with seafood is some small plate of seafood sadness they hand to you at Red Lobster, you've been doing it wrong. SHAME. Indulge in some of NYC best seafood towers this summer. Check out these seaworthy, gramworthy delicacies. Fish are friends, but they're also pretty effin' tasty food. READ MORE… | |
BAMF
 Yes, Brooklyn for the win once again. Did you get a chance to get a sneak peak of the new season of Luke Cage in Crown Heights? Or were you at work like the rest of us. Dammit, adults always miss the fun stuff. All Brooklyn natives/transplants will be watching that specific episode hoping they see themselves. But real New Yorkers & fan loyals will only care when he's saving Harlem from anything and everything—except ninjas. TBH, we're tired of that sh*t. READ MORE… | |
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Tired of suits that fit you like a trash bag and cost you upwards of an arm and/or leg? You're not alone! Get suited & booted with an INDOCHINO look that'll always look fresh, fits like a silk glove, and won't break the bank. Head to one of INDOCHINO's showrooms—their newest one is opening on Broad Street in FiDi July 7th—and get fitted perfectly by one of their expert Style Guides. Then, buy a gorgeous suit for less than $500—something that's not right off the rack, ill-fitting and clearance or otherwise. Oh! And use the code 'SPOILED' and you can get any made-to-measure suit for $379 through July 31st! SKOOOO!!! Double dopeness? You get free global shipping on any order of $150 or more, so you're already winning! READ MORE… | |
Cannabis Is for Closers
 Now you won’t have to sneak to smoke a joint in NYC anymore. Weed is still illegal people! And yes, we know it sucks. Grab a cup of coffee and enter your happy place towards the end of the summer with Flower Power Coffee House. They're coming. READ MORE… | |
ALL THE WAY UP
Don't miss out on our incredible Soak Up the Skyline Soirée, Saturday July 22nd. It's going to literally elevate whatever plans you may or may not already have. Get your tickets here.
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