Thank you for visiting. My thoughts & Feelings are my Own.

Here I will share my feelings about America and her Future.

Let it be known to all the World, I love all Humankind, however the poor actions of the few that take away the Freedom's of the many wear on my soul. I don't hate them I feel sad for their foolishness before God and humankind.

Those leaders who seek to 'Keep their Oaths of office' and those who seek only self glory, power, tyranny and the destruction of America as it was founded, hoping to turn it into a Dictatorship, Marxist or other state of Tyranny.

For a long while I was unsure of putting a blog together with my thoughts on this, however Truth must be shared, if not to Awake American's to their dangerous situation then to record the folly of the ways of the wicked who do exist in the leadership of our Nation, States, Counties, Towns. Sad that I must add this page.

"We often search for things in life, yet seldom do we find.

Those things in life that really matter, until we make the time." S.T.Huls

God Bless the Republic of America!

We have Got To Stand Up!!

Friday, January 27, 2012

MIT’s City Car to Undergo Testing in Europe | Video | TheBlaze.com

MIT’s City Car to Undergo Testing in Europe | Video | TheBlaze.com



This is what a Free Nation's people can come up with, Imagination, creativity, unrestricted.... when a government or ideology has control, when socialism / communism take over
it leads to a lack of will, imagination and creativity are put down or even forbidden.
Visit the link above to watch the videos / demo of this car.

Technology MIT’s Folding Car Can Fit Three Vehicles Into One Parking Spot

Originally posted on Gizmodo by Jamie Condliffe.
MITs City Car to Undergo Testing in EuropeMIT’s city car concept has been in the pipeline for a long time, but until now there’s been nothing other than illustrations and half-size models. Now, however, the real thing is here, and it’s about to go into testing in Europe.
Called Hiriko, which means “from the city” in Basque, MIT’s folding electric car was unveiled in front of the European Union Commission chief in Brussels this week.
Watch the announcement (Note: Interviews in Spanish begin at 1:30 but switch back to English at 5:00):
The car isn’t designed to be a Smart competitor: it’s a bit cleverer than that. It folds in the middle to minimize the amount of room it takes up, and three of the vehicles can fit in a typical parking spot once folded.
Here’s an animation showing how this car works:
Check out this small-scale prototype of the car:
Making a car that folds throws up some problems. As a result, the Hiriko has an upward-swinging windshield instead of doors, and each of its wheels have dedicated drive motors, steering, braking and suspension to maintain space in the cabin. Those wheels mean it can turn on the spot, too.
The model that’s going into testing has a 60-mile range, and although at some point in the future it may be sold to individuals, the current model that MIT plans to roll out is based on sharing. Much like shared-bicycle projects popping up in plenty of big cities, these cars could be used for short periods of time by anyone signed up to the scheme. The eventual target cost is $12,500.
The first test project aims to kick off by 2013 in Vitoria Gasteiz near Bilbao, Spain, where 20 cars will be available. Apparently San Francisco, Berlin, Barcelona, Malmö, and Hong Kong have all sown interest in the scheme, too, but there’s no word on when it will spread to other cities.

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