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Two good things have come from the 2023 bankruptcy of VanMoof. The first is the all-new VanMoof S6 e-bike that recently launched under new ownership. The second is a new commuter e-bike developed for Raleigh by VanMoof’s departed founders, Ties and Taco Carlier.
Like a VanMoof, the Raleigh One e-bike comes with anti-theft features like GPS tracking and an alarm, cables routed through the aluminum frame, wide tires, mudguards, integrated lighting, and hauling options needed for daily commutes across a city. It also comes packed with lessons learned about reduced complexity and serviceability, including a bevy of off-the-shelf parts and a si …
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Brooks, who co-founded iRobot and spent decades at MIT, is particularly skeptical of companies like Tesla and Figure trying to teach robots dexterity by showing them videos of humans doing tasks. In a new essay, he calls this approach “pure fantasy thinking.”
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- Seismic change or plan B? What now for Welsh rugby?Read the full article on post. 27 minutes ago 3 Comments As the professional Welsh rugby season kicks off, a decision on the future of the game inches closer. A public survey into the Welsh Rugby Union’s (WRU) radical plans to reduce the number of professional team from four to two closed on Friday. More… Read more: Seismic change or plan B? What now for Welsh rugby?
- Inside the Joyfully Geeky World of Plane SpottingThis post was originally published on this site.A day spent at JFK airport with self-proclaimed “avgeeks” who track and record rare aircraft sightings.
- Inside the Joyfully Geeky World of Plane SpottingThis post was originally published on this site.A day spent at JFK airport with self-proclaimed “avgeeks” who track and record rare aircraft sightings.
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- Charleston International Airport Secures Historic First Nonstop Flight to Mexico with Breeze AirwaysThis post was originally published on this site.Breeze Airways is expanding its footprint by launching its first-ever international route, connecting Charleston International Airport directly to Cancun, Mexico. Starting January 17, 2026, the “Seriously Nice” airline will offer weekly nonstop flights, marking a milestone for both Breeze and Charleston International, which will see its first nonstop… Read more: Charleston International Airport Secures Historic First Nonstop Flight to Mexico with Breeze Airways
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- ‘Our freedom of speech is under attack’: Jennifer Lawrence hits out at Donald TrumpRead more on post. ADVERTISEMENT The 73rd edition of the San Sebastian International Film Festival in northern Spain experienced one of its highlights on Friday night with the presentation of the Donostia Award to Jennifer Lawrence. At the age of 35, the American actress became the youngest performer to receive this recognition for her career,… Read more: ‘Our freedom of speech is under attack’: Jennifer Lawrence hits out at Donald Trump
- Untold history: New book reveals tales from the first airship voyage around the worldRead more on post. ADVERTISEMENT On 15 August 1929, the Spanish doctor Jerónimo Megías fulfilled his dream by embarking on the first trip around the world in the Graf Zeppelin. It was not the first time that Megías, King Alfonso XIII’s personal physician, had boarded the famous aircraft. In May of that year he obtained… Read more: Untold history: New book reveals tales from the first airship voyage around the world
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- Behind the scenes with Marian Keyes on the set of The Walsh Sisters: ‘They’re exactly as I imagined them’Read more on post. It’s April, and the cherry blossoms around the suburban homes of Terenure, in Dublin, are in full bloom. Marian Keyes is sitting in a cosy chair, with her feet up on a stool, in a garden shed. This is not just any garden shed. The sign on the door reads The… Read more: Behind the scenes with Marian Keyes on the set of The Walsh Sisters: ‘They’re exactly as I imagined them’
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