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Top Gear: Season 13
Once again, my favorite show from the UK is back! Season 13 started two weeks ago, and there will be (only) 7 episodes. In Top Gear tradition, they started off wonderfully, with fun challenges (racing with a coal powered steam train), and testing ...
Lunch Bits - Edition 29
We went to Islands last Wednesday. It was a warm sunny day when we talked about: The golf game at Dad Miller Golf Course. It was my annual outing for my friend’s birthday. We seldom play, so our progress is stagnant. Possibly going golf ...
Traffic Delays - Redux
I’ve written a post about driving delays caused by people pressing the brakes too much. I described the problem with freeways coming to a crawl, with no apparent cause. Stephen J. Beard1 and Rich Exner2 came up with a traffic shockwave illust...
Hydrogen Cars No Longer a Pipe Dream
I was one of those people who were skeptical about the future of hydrogen powered cars. It’s mostly due to the many empty promises from the big automakers like Daimler-Chrysler or Ford to deliver one to the mass market. The research (red ta...
Top Gear is back! Yay!
Season 12 of Top Gear has just started in the UK. Episode 1 is looking very good so far, with funny bits like Jeremy Clarkson’s pajamas, and the Rig Stig. As usual, there are fast cars to review, like the Lamborghini LP560-4 and Porsche GT2...
Lunch Bits - Edition 23
We went to Avilas El Ranchito today and McDonald’s yesterday. The days were sunny and warm when we talked about: How to bargain in Chinese stores. Russell Peters explained it very well. Alkaline Ionized Water purifier for drinking. It do...
Lunch Bits - Edition 20
We went to Fukada last week. It was a warm sunny day when we talked about: Russians in China - after 1950’s, Russians speak fluent Mandarin. ie. Harbin or Northern China. East Germany’s economy is still struggling to catch up with Wes...
Everyone’s Turning Hybrid - I Really Think So
A co-worker once told me that I was crazy to buy a Hybrid car back in 2002. He listed a bunch of bad reasons and we used to argue about them regularly. Below are the list of his gripes and my rebuttals (with a little hindsight thrown in): Gas pri...
