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One of the hot-button topics at the Winter Meetings in Nashville this week is what are the Mets going to do with reigning NL Cy Young award-winner R.A. Dickey? Do the Mets shop him at his highest value while trying to land a bumper crop of prospects? Or do the Mets negotiate a reasonable two-year deal and re-sign Dickey? From the rumors and vibes coming out of Nashville, it seems the Mets are trying to go with option A, although they are having a difficult time finding a partner. No doubt it's a double-edge sword the Mets find themselves in. On the one hand, you want to reward Dickey for the amazing season he just had and give the fans reason to come out to the ballpark while being committed to being a better team in 2013. On the other hand you can't be short-sighted, and if a Dickey trade can make you a better and more sustainable team for the long-term, then you have to strike while the iron is hot and deal him for prospects while you have the chance. Sandy Alderson has stated tha...
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By Matt Perry
As a reporter who covers Aging issues, discussing the topic in public typically evokes this response through clenched teeth: "Getting old sucks."
There are variations on this reply – some involve profanity – but today's accepted cultural message is that aging is terrible, horrible, no good, and very bad.
By Matt Perry
When actor and comedian Robin Williams committed suicide at age 63, the tragedy traumatized fans worldwide who wondered how someone so famous – and so funny – could pull the plug on a legendary life and career.
It also spotlighted the vicissitudes of aging. Besides Williams' recent diagnosis of Parkinson's disease, friends say he was depressed over his faltering career after the cancellation of his TV show "The Crazy Ones."
Fellow comic Jack Gallagher long ago started thinking about the same issues that ultimately doomed Williams, but came up with a very different solution.
By Matt Perry
When Bea Arthur and her merry band of aging pranksters graced the airwaves with their "Golden Girls" sitcom a quarter century ago, they paved the way for shared senior housing that's both fun and affordable.
And like the world-famous Red Hat Society which celebrates aging gracefully and vibrantly, expect the Golden Girls Network shared housing movement to grow rapidly in California.
By Matt Perry
March marked a turning point in California's ethnic breakdown: Latinos officially outnumbered the state's white population.
Meanwhile, the aging Latino population is one of the fastest-growing demographics nationally, thanks to "a very high life expectancy among Hispanics," according to noted aging researcher S. Jay Olshansky of the University of Illinois at Chicago.
By Pamela K. Johnson
Bella Schwartzbord, who turned 100 in August, recently added jewelry making to her busy schedule of playing Bingo, practicing yoga and taking walks. While she's aging successfully, her daughter, Sarah Gelberd, M.D., knows that many older adults across California aren't faring as well.
By Matt Perry
These days, everything seems to be outsourced abroad. Jobs. Customer service. Even executive assistants. And today, so is aging – which is fast becoming very big business.
By Matt Perry
With rates of dementia expected to reach epidemic proportions as an aging American populous lives longer, a Southern California city has formed an impressive coalition of business leaders, educators, foundations and long-term care settings to help train the next generation of caregivers.
By Matt Perry
Inside a bureaucratic jungle, Laura Trejo always finds room to roar. When Trejo sat in the midst of a panel of experts during the recent launch of a new state senate committee on aging, she spoke plainly yet firmly. During her 10-minute lecture, simmering tension escalated into barely controlled fury.
By Matt Perry
When expressionist painters like Pablo Picasso, Otto Dix and Barnett Newman waved their defiant brushes over blank canvases, they rebelled against the "logical minds" that had brought about one World War, then another. Art, they insisted, should free the mind from oppressive reality.
So it's not surprising that in the shadow of the Beat Generation and Sixties counterculture, a Bay Area arts program has gained prominence in helping older adults circumvent constrictive thought to free the artist within.
By Matt Perry
While the state Assembly has a committee dedicated to aging and long-term care, the State Senate hasn't had one since it disappeared from the Committee on Health along with termed out sponsor Elaine Alquist at the end of 2012.
That changed last week when the Senate publicly launched a new Select Committee on Aging and Long-Term Care at an informational hearing at the Glendale Central Library attended by 125 people.


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Pahoa Cottage Rental Photos and Description
1 Bathroom, 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 4
Elegant Ohia and Redwood cottage hidden in the forest on one magical acre of paradise. Filled with exotic flowers and ferns, mysterious nature trails, and elegant
vines of turquoise jade blossoms.
Called 'The Tree House' by many, it is private and very cozy. This partially alternative energy home has all the amenities for a quality stay, with the ambiance
and the beauty of paradise. Offering more than 1000sf. of living space, it is fully furnished and sweetly decorated to please your eye.
Kitchen is complete with dishes, appliances, a full size refrigerator and stove.
There is a dining room and a lounging area with comfortable furniture and wood-burning stove.
The sleeping loft is 300sf, surrounded by windows
overlooking the forest. It is accessed from the living area by a well-built ladder
made from our local hard wood.
The second bedroom is located downstairs and is 200 sq.ft.
The outdoor shower has a private view of lush jungle,but is protected from outside weather.
Electricity is supplied partially by solar as well as local power to assure constant availability. Cable TV, WiFi, local and long distance phone included.
Coffee, tea, fruit and flowers are provided.
It is located just 2 miles from Pahoa town and 10 minutes from the beach.
- Suitability:
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair inaccessible
About Sheri Joy
I built this home with my own hands with my love of nature and our earth as my guide. It was my first Goddess Castle. I love my paradise and wanted it to be part of my home. It is built of the wood of my jungle and redwood for endurance. The inside is filled with full on logs. This is who I am a full blown ecologist, loving paradise. Wanting to share it with the world
Sheri Joy purchased this cottage in 1991
Why Sheri Joy chose Pahoa
Once you see my natural jungle all your questions will be answered. There are trails on this acre that make you feel you are in a National Park.
What makes this cottage unique
It is a place of healing visual serenity. The fauna and flora is wonderful. The lushness of the jungle renews your faith in the continuation of our world. The way the food just falls off the trees is so nourishing. You know why they call it paradise. It is my own National Park


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Insider Selling: Jafco Super V3 Investment Limi Unloads 2,000 Shares of Eleven Biotherapeutics Stock (EBIO)
Eleven Biotherapeutics (NASDAQ:EBIO) major shareholder Jafco Super V3 Investment Limi sold 2,000 shares of the company's stock on the open market in a transaction that occurred on Tuesday, August 26th. The shares were sold at an average price of $11.54, for a total transaction of $23,080.00. Following the completion of the transaction, the insider now directly owns 2,119,526 shares in the company, valued at approximately $24,459,330. The transaction was disclosed in a document filed with the SEC, which is available at this link. Major shareholders that own at least 10% of a company's stock are required to disclose their transactions with the SEC.
Eleven Biotherapeutics (NASDAQ:EBIO) traded up 2.21% during mid-day trading on Wednesday, hitting $11.11. 5,990 shares of the company's stock traded hands. Eleven Biotherapeutics has a one year low of $9.502 and a one year high of $19.333. The stock's 50-day moving average is $11.77 and its 200-day moving average is $12.95. The company's market cap is $171.0 million.
Eleven Biotherapeutics (NASDAQ:EBIO) last released its earnings data on Wednesday, August 13th. The company reported ($0.51) earnings per share (EPS) for the quarter, missing the consensus estimate of ($0.47) by $0.04. Analysts expect that Eleven Biotherapeutics will post $-1.84 EPS for the current fiscal year.
Eleven Biotherapeutics, Inc, is a United States-based company, which develops protein-based biotherapeutics.
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The Best of Respectful Workplace: Culture
by Melanie Sklarz | August 27, 2014
Editor's Note: Each month this summer we will feature a Best of our Blog post based on a specific theme. Workplace culture is the invisible essence of your organization as embodied by the people who work there. This month, Paul Meshanko asks […]Read & Discuss


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ear pick (often shown with a puffy, cotton-ball like thing on the end) to remove wax from the inside of the ear. Because having this done to you by another person is considered intimate (and includes a free bonus of Lap Pillow,) this is usually seen in anime and manga between parents and children, siblings, or two people who are lovers. As such it can be used for variations of Does This Remind You of Anything?, Visual Innuendo and even Accidental Innuendo. It's a pleasant experience akin to having one's back scratched, and the sight of someone cleaning out another's ears is almost always an indication of a close, warm relationship. (Note that this method of cleaning your ears is not exactly medically approved, due to the risk of getting things stuck or potentially perforating your eardrums. Not that it stops anyone...)
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the nature of a horse
"The knowledge of the nature of a horse is one of the first foundations of the art of riding it, and every horseman must make it his principal study." – Francois Robichon de la Gueriniere
"The knowledge of the nature of a horse is one of the first foundations of the art of riding it, and every horseman must make it his principal study." – Francois Robichon de la Gueriniere
"For horses can educate through first hand, subjective, personal experiences, unlike human tutors, teachers, and professors can ever do. Horses can build character, not merely urge one to improve on it. Horses forge the mind, the character, the emotions and inner lives of humans. People can talk to one another about all these things and remain distanced and lonesome. In partnership with a horse, one is seldom lacking for thought, emotion and inspiration. One is always attended by a great companion."
"Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it."
I spent the morning organizing the photos on my laptop, and found this beauty from a couple years back. It's the same horse that is on the cover of my new book.
Subject: Horse Help. Horse was great and now not so great.
My name is Nichole and I live in Edwards, CO. I have a 5 year old quarter horse. I got him about 2 years ago and he is my first horse. I have a passion for horses and my main goal is to have a relationship and a bond with my horse. The type of relationship where he enjoys what he is doing and wants to do things with me. Over the past year, he has been to two trainers and has developed some habits that I do not like very much. He has started refusing to do things that he knows how to do. When I first got him, he was extremely mellow and did not spook. He was fine with riding out on his own and not herd sour. He never bucked in his life. Now, he is very spooky, refuses to go forward at times, does not want to go out on his own, has started to do a slight buck, and has done a few small rears. I am taking him away from "conventional" training, because I believe that he is not suited for high pressure force. Again, I want him to WANT to do things, not to be forced into them. I would like to learn for myself how to develop this bond and level of trust and I would love more than anything to have the relationship with him that I used to have. I fear that I have confused him with different people telling him different things (including myself). When I am on the ground, I have an amazing relationship with him. He generally wants to be around me and wants to do things with me. When I get on his back, everything changes. Don't get me wrong, there are days that he is amazing when I am riding him, but more often than not, he has a tendency to freak out. I know this is mostly my fault and not his, because I am fairly inexperienced, and this is why I want to learn what I can do to improve our relationship.
I feel it is my destiny to learn how to communicate with horses and live my life with them. I just do not have the right people guiding me at the moment. This is where you would come in. I am very interested in learning your philosophy and learning about how to enhance my relationship with my horse and other horses. I would love to learn from you!
Thank you so much! Nichole
Hi Nichole,
As your horse was doing so good when you first got him, I wonder why you chose to send him to other trainers. Anyway, your wonderful horse seems to have been soured by too many so called 'natural horsemanship' trainers, or just so called horse trainers. What you describe is equine behavior that has been prompted by the horse being pushed too hard and fast by the trainers you employed. The reason he is still quite good on the ground with you is because they didn't do anything on the ground with him (thank God). It was all about them riding the horse and getting the animal to submit to their will. This is a common story even in this age of hopefully more enlightened horsemanship. He has been made to feel insecure about the rider and doesn't trust the person on his back. Please understand this is all due to the trainers you sent the horse to. If you had gone along to view the training you probably would have known in your gut it was inappropriate. This is a common error but a serious one. A responsible horse owner, who cares for their horse and wishes to ride that horse themselves, should never, ever give the horse to a trainer and not get involved and at least watch the training. This is a huge and costly mistake that can take a long time to correct. But it can be corrected.
Good news is that your horse is young and still green. You could re-start the horse under saddle. This means going way back to the beginnings of introducing the saddle, bridle, etc. and begin again slowly and appropriately. This would be a very good idea for you as you would hone your training skills. As the horse was already started once, it would not be nearly as risky for you. If you go slowly and take it one-step-at-a-time with lots of reward for the horse's efforts, things should go well. Before you begin to really school the horse under saddle, determine what exactly you want to do with this horse. pleasure riding, any competition, whatever and make that decision. Have a vision for you and your horse and I can help you move towards it. Once you are ready to school him under saddle, I can give you step by step methods to try. It can take a year or two to really develop a good riding horse. But I have put 30 days on horses behaving as you describe and achieved wonderful things. The key is understanding the mind of the horse, fulfilling its need to trust it is safe and developing that trust, via a one-step-at-a-time and reward, training program. Being an experienced, centered/balanced rider who understands how to use their seat, legs and light hands help quite a bit. Tell me if you feel you are not that skilled as a rider. Be straight forward with me. Perhaps you feel your lack of equestrian skills motivated you to send the horse to an outside trainer. But you do not have to be an expert to begin this project. Also, getting help along the way is a good thing. But you need to closely watch exactly what anyone does with your horse. This is your responsibility. You will learn things that you want to do and things you do not want to do. Both are valuable. Please keep this in mind no matter what; the single most important things to a horse is its feelings of safety. Your horse does not feel safe with a rider anymore. Its that simple. I can offer you steps to take to re-establish some of this trust. The trainers you sent this horse too we coming from dominance and ego and not from compassion, wisdom, skill or trust. Those things are at the core of my teaching.
Sincerely, Franklin Levinson
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Amy Lambert, Ann Downing, Brian Free & Assurance, Gold City, Greater V...Starting at: $11.49Add Your ReviewDaywind 20: Songs Of Calvary celebrates Jesus Christ's triumph over sin at Calvary. Includes timeless classics like "The Blood Covers It All" (Legacy Five), "The Blood Cried Out" (Ernie Haase) and more. Learn More
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Karen Peck & New RiverStarting at: $11.49Add Your ReviewFilll your ears with the heart-tugging, toe-tapping Southern Gospel sound from this fan-favorite mixed trio. The flawless soprano voice of Karen Peck delights and awes. Includes "Everything You Need," and "Waiting on the Lord." Learn More
Mark BishopStarting at: $9.99Add Your ReviewThis solo release from Mark Bishop features a warm blend of country style southern gospel songs and inspirational ballads, including a duet with Lauren Talley ("With me Always"). Also includes "Let Jesus In," "Miracle Rose," "It All Works Out," and more. Learn More
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Party Time!
Arriving to parties by bike is super fun, but balancing a handful of balloons flying around can get slightly challenging. This family of 4 seemed to handle it nicely! Happy days..
By Mel
Instamonth: May's top 10 Instagram pictures
Are you already following us on Instagram? You should, if you want to learn more about Amsterdam's cycling culture and enjoy the diversity of cyclists and bikes in Amsterdam's streets. Every month we will post the most liked Instagram shots here on our blog.
This is the top 10 of May:
1. Dog in crate
2. Mother and sons
3. Father and son
4. Eating an apple while cycling in the rain
5. Rainy day cycling
6. Bike parking Amsterdam central station
7. Flower pants
8. Google likes bikes
9. Mother with cargo bike and kids
10. Now that is Cycle Chic, sir!
Office views
I am lucky that the social enterprise JO Cadeau that I founded has its headquarters (and to be honest, only quarters) in this amazing building by Dutch architect Aldo van Eyck. It is an anti-squat arrangement; you pay very little and rent a space in a building that would otherwise be empty or occupied by squatters. It is great. It is in the city centre, in the old Jewish neighbourhood. The only disadvantage is that you can suddenly be 'kicked out' when the building is sold.
I want to show you some essential parts of my days at the office, the view at the Hollandsche Schouwburg, the building and my great businesspartner Josje.
For lunch I love to go out to get some bread and nice Dutch cheeses that we eat all together (interns, freelancers and ourselves) in our office. When outside, I look at the cyclists. It is a diverse scenery at the Plantage Middenlaan. Check it out:
by Joni
It is the time of the year again that all kids in Nothern Europe get really excited. Why? Because Santa Claus is coming to town! Sinterklaas is a lively tradition in Northern Europe. The legend goes that Sinterklaas, who lives in Spain, arrives by steamboat over the Amstel River every year. Reason for all parents to get their kids on the bike and follow this happy proceeding alongside the shores of the river.
And here they go again, sometimes I suspect some parents to be even more exited than their kids!
This year the Sinterklaas tradition got a lot of attention from all over the world. Not for a positive reason, though. There has been a big controversy about Santa's helpers, the 'Black Peters'. Some think of it as a tradition that lacks respect to these nice 'Zwarte Pieten'. You can read all about it in the NY times, the Washington post or even Aljazeera. Here are some 'Zwarte Pieten' on roller blades:
Anyway, I don't feel like taking any position. All I want to do is to share the joy of the kids and the devotion of their parents, carrying them on their bikes:
And, last but not least, a picture of my very sweet niece carrying a letter for Sinterklaas himself…
How to cycle chic … in Berlin!
Have you been to Berlin? Wow, what a city. This weekend I was super impressed with the numbers of cyclists their chic style.
Though the cities are very different, Berliners and Amsterdammers have quite a lot in common when it comes to cycling, also a few new things to learn! So if you're in Berlin, here's how to cycle chic. Check it out:
3. Know that maroon and different pinks DO match, somehow
4. Get some flowers for your handlebars
5. Strut your heels and blond tresses
6. Look relaxed, and wear dots.
7. Dont leave home without a scarf!
8. More dots and vintage road bikes
9. Stow your bag on the back rack
11. Ride with long-stem flowers
11. Grow a beard…but only half-way
12. Go to Tempelhof, (airport-turned-park) with your kid's bike on your back rack
13. Enjoy the Tempelhof runway with friends
15. Stop and listen to the music, and enjoy this magical city!
by Meredith
PS. Berlin has their own cycle chic blog, check them out here!
Back to the 80's
I am not Dutch but married with a real one and this is a proof! Earlier this year, we had a baby-girl, sweet little Alice. We wanted to know who she looks like so we had a look at photos of my man when he was a kid. When I saw those pictures of him (in the front seat) with his brother on the back seat of their mum's bike, I had one thought : "cycle chic back in the 80's" !
Boy in the back seat
Getting your two kids on your bike can be quite a balancing act. Check out how this dad gets his son in the back seat. He clearly does this more often!
Ladies with babies
Before kids can cycle themselves, they have already been on a bike many times. Dads and mums take them in a carrier, a child seat or in the cargo bike and cycle them around. To daycare, to the supermarker or just for a relaxed ride through town. Kids love it. You see them looking around, enjoying the speed when cycling down a bridge or just sleeping like angels.
by Joni
Cyclist of the month: Ed, coolest Opa ever!
Ed is born in Assendelft. He moved with his sweet wife Ellie to Amsterdam in the 60's where they got 3 daughters. Ed retired 8 years ago after having served as a social worker for 30 years. Next to his work, Ed has always been a big collector. He used to pile baskets on his bakfiets and cycle all over Amsterdam, looking for pieces of bikes, etc.
As you can see, both house and bicycle storage contain huge collections of all kinds of items Amsterdammers ever left on the street…
One day, Ed and his wife were asked by their daughter to look after her newborn twins: Ines and Sofia. Ed's daughter is a graphic designer and works full time from home. She is very good by the way, see here.
As they live on opposite sides of Amsterdam, Ed had to find a solution to go and get Ines and Sofia twice a week.
So 1,5 year ago, Ed decided to give a new life to his bakfiets. He removed the pile of baskets and made this unique creation to carry this precious duo:
The bakfiets itself is actually older than Ed himself! But, as Ed likes to put it: «this sort of quality is nowhere to be found anymore these days».
As you can imagine, they do not go unnoticed. Many tourists as well as locals have already got a snap of them!
Don't think this is the only bakfiets redesigned by Ed. He has one more, a very special one:
This is a picture he took of another of his daughters with some more grandkids:This bakfiets has a nice story :Translation : «The story started with my friend Henk. A long time ago he made a bakfiets in the form of a bible. He used to cycle around Amsterdam with it for years. He also set up the bakfietsclub of Amsterdam. I became myself the chairman, secretary and treasurer. Henk passed away a few years ago. It seemed that his last wish was to be buried in his bible. So we drove him in his bakfiets to his last resting place. Henk's daughters offered me the undercarriage of the bakfiets. In his attic, Henk still kept a float of a waterplane;just to have something to sail away with, in case a deluge would ever occur. We have then installed the float on the bakfiets and it is still on it today.» Ed Koomen.
Ed never had a car, he is a member of the cyclist union Fietsersbond. He is a real Dutch man; healthy and happy to cycle! Inspired by the Roman times, his motto is «veni, vidie, fietsie».
Ines and Sofia : enjoy the ride!
PS : As it's never too late to start learning Dutch, here you go: Opa = grandfather and bakfiets = delivery bike
Music and bikes: last chance to win!
This weekend is your last chance to send in pictures for the Music & Bikes competition to win a Hotelfietsbel. So we thought we might give you some more inspiration with these pictures of Amsterdam cyclists.
To win a Hotelfietsbel (hotel bike bell), the coolest bell in Amsterdam, you can post your pictures of Music & Bikes to our Facebook wall, our Flickr Group, or just email them to email@example.com
For more inspiration check out the Flickr group and the 'Cycle to the music'-post
Visit the Hotelfietsbel website for more information about the bell or read our blogpost about it.


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Ashley revelas all about the Imperial College Baseball Club's first trophy 4 years
Wedding days: they're everyone's opportunity to live out their fairy tale. And, of course, the best way to feel like a princess is to look like a princess – cue the ever-fascinating obsession of the wedding dress.
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Did you know that Americans produce an average of 4.7 pounds of garbage per day? Have you ever wondered what happens to all that trash? First graders at CCE experienced an in-class field trip where they built a model of a garbage truck using Legos, while learning how garbage can be used to create energy. The lesson included discussion of landfills and some challenges associated with waste disposal. First graders participated in an imaginative, 3-dimensional, hands-on experience that promoted team building. Click on the heading above to see the first graders video.
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Our expectations of a great week in Stratford, Ontario, were fueled by our tickets to the Stratford Festival. We arrived Sunday early, and Woodmont Guest House had our room ready before our 2 p.m. performance of KING LEAR, which was mesmerizing. The wife/husband team of Randi Patterson and David Patterson own and operate the Woodmont Guest Room, but, perhaps, the actual rulers are Roland (the gregarious) and MacDuff (the shy) dogs, who roam happily and harmlessly about. Roland has never met a stranger, while MacDuff is quite reserved. It's quite the foursome. We stayed four nights and have booked again for next summer. Breakfast was sublime, as were the two dinners we had at the Woodmont. Randi and David are perfectly suited to their roles as hosts, guides, and ultimately, friends. Walking distance to all festival theaters, as well as to center of town. Stratford is lovely, unique, and very, very low key. We can't wait to return.
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In the 1950s and early 60s, the dawn of nuclear power was supposed to lead to a limitless consumer culture, a world of flying cars and autonomous kitchens all powered by clean energy. In Europe, it offered the then-limping continent a cheap, inexhaustible supply of power after years of rationing and infrastructure damage brought on by two World Wars.
The development of nuclear-powered submarines and ships during the 1940s and 50s led car designers to begin conceptualizing atomic vehicles. Fueled by a consistent reaction, these cars would theoretically produce no harmful byproducts and rarely need to refuel. Combining these vehicles with the new interstate system presented amazing potential for American mobility.
But the fantasy soon faded. There were just too many problems with the realities of nuclear power. For starters, the powerplant would be too small to attain a reaction unless the car contained weapons-grade atomic materials. Doing so would mean every fender-bender could result in a minor nuclear holocaust. Additionally, many of the designers assumed a lightweight shielding material or even forcefields would eventually be invented (they still haven't) to protect passengers from harmful radiation. Analyses of the atomic car concept at the time determined that a 50-ton lead barrier would be necessary to prevent exposure.
Although hope is still alive for nuclear-powered cars – engines powered by lasers and Thorium salts have been suggested – it's amusing to think that there was a time when these cars were seriously considered the future of transportation. Our love affair with nuclear energy has waned considerably since the catastrophes at Chernobyl, Three Mile Island and, most recently, Fukushima.
Take a trip back in time to when creativity was out matched only by naïveté by checking out these nuclear-powered car concepts from automakers like Ford and Studebaker-Packard. Radiation suit not included.
1. 1958 Arbel Symétric
World War II was tough on Europe, and even long after the bombers were grounded, there was a push in Europe to do more with less. The Arbel Symétric came from a post-war research and development company interested in creative vehicles that saved on fuel.
A brochure from the era highlights the "Genestatom," a 40-kW nuclear generator that used a thermal-electric effect to drive a motor with radioactive waste. The nuclear fuel-heating source would only need to be switched out every five years. Among the space-age features on the Symétric were swiveling captains seats and glow-in-the-dark phosphorescent bumpers. Arbel never had the chance to develop their glowing car, the French government wasn't wild about the idea and the company quickly disappeared in 1959 under a mountain of debt.
2. 1958 Ford Nucleon
Despite looking like a futuristic muscle pickup with a superhero name, the Ford Nucleon never made it to a full-size concept. A model of the Nucleon was built by Ford designers in 1958 during the height of the atomic car craze. The Nucleon would have been powered by a small reactor in the rear, similar in design to how nuclear submarines work, employing what is basically a smaller version of a full-size nuclear reactor. Designers predicted that the Nucleon could travel 5,000 miles before refueling.
Their vision was to have a completely removable powerhouse inside the vehicle that drivers simply switched out once the nuclear fuel had been spent. The passenger compartment was pushed to the front of the car in order to provide maximum shielding from the nuclear pile in the back. Even so, the amount of lead and shielding needed to keep the DNA of the driver in good order would have made the car impossibility huge. Ford designers hoped someday the invention of some sort of lightweight shielding would allow the Nucleon to be fully realized, but such a material has yet to be realized. The Nucleon lives on however, as inspiration for the nuclear-powered cars in the Fallout video games. You can also find the original model at the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, MI.
3. 1958 Simca Fulgur
If any car could have inspired George Jetson's ride, it's the Simca Fulgur. Though it was never meant to fly, the plastic bubble top and hidden wheels make the Simca Fulgur feel like a space-age ride. It was yet another French design that was only meant as an exercise in design and never seriously considered for production. Officially unveiled at the 1959 Geneva Auto Show, this concept was meant to predict the cars of 2000. It was to be atomic powered, voice controlled and guided by radar. The Fulgur also use only two wheels and was balanced by another hot 50's technology - gyroscopes.
4. 1957 Studebaker-Packard Astral
The Astral made its debut in 1957 at the South Bend Art Center, then was shown again at the Geneva Motor Show. This car went all out with its sci-fi styling. The entire car was balanced on one wheel using gyroscope technology and it was said to hover over water. To protect the driver and their passengers from radiation, the Astral would have been equipped with some kind of protective energy curtain, like a forcefield, that would make collisions impossible and certainly make the Astral's ionic nuclear engine seem a bit more reasonable. Studebaker-Packard didn't last long enough to see the wild future in which this car could be produced, as Packard itself disappeared a few years after the Astral was released, followed close behind by Studebaker. The concept car was shuttled from auto shows to dealership events before finally finding a home along with its more practical brothers at the Petersen Auto Museum in Los Angeles, CA.
5. 1962 Ford Seattle-ite XXI
Ford's second atomic car entry was unveiled on April 20, 1962 at the Seattle World's Fair. The showcar contained a lot of pipe-dream technology that has become commonplace today, including interactive computer navigation, mapping and auto information systems, and it featured an interchangeable fuel cell and bodywork. One technology that didn't make it from concept to reality was its power source: a compact nuclear propulsion device. The car also featured six wheels for enhanced traction and fingertip steering, neither of which seem to be catching on today, either.
One of the most interesting things about this concept (besides its atomic power) was that it was a kind of modular car. The front of the car was meant to break away from the passenger compartment, transforming a large car into an economic capsule for running around town. Automakers and individual design houses have been fiddling with the idea of a modular car for decades – it remains a fascination to this day.


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Lukasz Fabianski is set to snub Arsenal for another club in the Premier League.
Standard Sport understands the 29-year-old goalkeeper is in talks with a number of English teams having rejected all attempts by the Gunners to tie him to a new contract.
Fabianski is thought to have attracted interest from Swansea, Newcastle, Cardiff, West Ham and Leicester among other teams.
Queens Park Rangers are also believed to have expressed an interest on the proviso that they earn promotion by winning Saturday's Championship Play-off Final against Derby.
Although Fabianski is open to a move abroad — clubs from France and Italy have asked to be kept informed of his demands — it is believed his preferred option is to remain in the Premier League and establish himself as a No1 once his current contract expires at the end of the month.
Fabianski joined Arsenal from Legia Warsaw for £2.1million in the summer of 2007 and through a combination of errors, injury and misfortune, he was unable to hold down a regular place at the club.
A series of mistakes in his fleeting appearances earned him the unwanted moniker "Flappyhandski" but manager Arsene Wenger remained supportive. It was only when a shoulder injury in January 2011 forced his absence for the remainder of the season that Wojciech Szczesny proved himself the most likely successor to Manuel Almunia as the Gunners' No1.
However, that subsequent spell out of the limelight proved useful with Wenger consistently praising his professionalism and when Szczesny was dropped in March 2013 after making several errors of his own, Fabianski kept a clean sheet at Bayern Munich and held down his place for three matches before injury enabled Szczesny to return to the starting line-up.
Fabianski's consistency when called upon last season — he made only 11 appearances — ensured he started last weekend's FA Cup Final against Hull, especially after saving penalties from Gary Caldwell and Jack Collison in the semi-final shootout against Wigan.
Wenger was hopeful that display of loyalty would convince Fabianski to stay but the Polish international has reached an age where he wants to play regularly. He was told Szczesny would remain the club's No1 next season, prompting a move away.
Swansea's interest is thought to be high but it depends on Michel Vorm's future. The Swansea goalkeeper has been linked with a £5m move to Liverpool to link up with former manager Brendan Rodgers, who signed him for the Welsh club in 2011, and provide competition for Simon Mignolet.
Swans boss Garry Monk is keen on Fabianski or Reading goalkeeper Alex McCarthy to replace Vorm should he depart, but no concrete bid from Anfield has yet been received.
Similarly, Newcastle are waiting on Tim Krul to commit his future to the club before making a firm move for Fabianski.
It is believed that Newcastle view Fabianski as a viable replacement should Krul leave but could not guarantee him first-team football should the 26-year-old Holland international stay at St James' Park.
Speaking about his future earlier this week, Fabianski said: "A little time will pass before the situation becomes clear. But I want to play every week and there are clubs that can give me the chance.
"One option is to stay in England but there are also international opportunities. One thing is certain: I will not be unemployed."
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A Renaissance-inspired structure, built in 1941, houses the Iglesia La Agonía, a popular local spot for Mass. The columned interiors are airy and graceful, with ornate wood altars and, interestingly, a main altar encrusted with a fluorescent crucifix (somehow, it works).


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The Denver Broncos are relieved Peyton Manning wasn't seriously injured on a hard hit by New Orleans Saints defensive end Martez Wilson. The Broncos are expected to have the NFL look at the play from Sunday night's game in which Manning banged his right thumb on Wilson's helmet just before the crown of that helmet hit the quarterback in the chin. Although no flag was thrown, it was similar to the illegal hit that cost Broncos linebacker Joe Mays a $50,000 fine and a one-game suspension last month for blasting Houston Texans quarterback Matt Schaub. Manning acknowledged he was ''probably a little bit lucky'' that he banged the thumbnail and not the knuckle of his throwing hand on Wilson's helmet. Coach John Fox said Monday that Manning's thumb was fine.
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Wouldn't it be nice if The Beach Boys reunited? That wish has been granted.
The members of the group will join forces for a new album and a 50th anniversary tour, the band announced on its website Friday. The effort reunites original band leader and chief songwriter Brian Wilson with fellow members Al Jardine, Mike Love, Bruce Johnston, and David Marks.
Do the Beach Boys like nude beaches? Well we caught Mike Love and Bruce Johnston of the Beach Boys out in New York and got to ask!
Mike Loves throws down the gauntlet in a challenge to "The Boss" and a demand to jam. Paul McCartney is similarly upbraided in this whimsical collage by The Farmingdale Sound Machine. Semi-random sample-slinging, guitar noise, and sullen synth drones by Andre Perkowski recorded 3/23/2012 North Hollywood, California
Del is plagued by wi-fi signals and black helicopters; and beefs about white oval stickers, cell phone towers, and Beach Boy Mike Love's pointing penis finger. An encore of "…Baby Del". He also expounds on the "alluvial fans" of Mars and reads the fake news.
As season three of this heartfelt family-friendly comedy series begins, 12-year-old D.J. starts junior high school, younger sister Stephanie gets overpaid by the Tooth Fairy and Michelle (played by Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen), who is almost 3, must learn to share. Plus, Joey competes against another comic (guest star Steve Oedekerk) on Star Search. Andrea Barber appears as D.J.'s friend, Kimmy.
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Synonymous with the concepts behind "Fun, Fun, Fun," "Good Vibrations" and "California Girls," the Beach Boys have made an indelible mark on the musical landscape. In various incarnations, they've entertained audiences for more than 40 years and have long been considered "America's Band." So they're a natural fit for PBS' A Capitol Fourth, the annual Independence Day concert from the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol, which marks its 25th anniversary on Monday.
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