"The tone was revolutionary." The post The John Mayall and The Bluesbreakers song that gives Joe Perry “goosebumps” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

The Irish Integration Minister has decreed that 280 asylum seekers should be housed in the hotel of a small village.  This is a major problem for two reasons: the village only has […]

On this day twenty-three years ago… Jimmy Eat World delivered “Bleed American.”  The platinum set was re-released as “Jimmy Eat World“ following the 9/11 attacks; that name remained until ’08.  As a result of the commercial failure and lack of recognition for ’99’s “Clarify” Jimmy Eat World was dropped by Capitol Records. Aside from working odd jobs, the band toured to raise money for their next album.  The struggle paid off. Picked up by Dreamworks Records, “Bleed American,” was a commercial success, helping Jimmy Eat World gain mainstream popularity. In its first four months of release, the set sold 173,000 copies in the U.S., becoming Jimmy Eat World’s most successful effort. The singles included the title track and “The Middle.” ### The post July 24th, 2001: “Bleed American” Released appeared first on RockinTown.

from Great Game India: Senator Ron Johnson released a 13-page report (view below) on the investigation into the assassination attempt on former President Trump during a July 13 rally in Pennsylvania. The report reveals shocking security lapses, including the Secret Service missing a crucial briefing and poor communication with local law enforcement. Despite early warnings, […]

This is a heckler's veto that benefits one side in this election and it's not the side that got shot. The post Secret Service Tells Trump Not To Do Outdoor Rallies appeared first on Frontpage Mag.

Taking power from Congress, the courts and people, giving it to bureaucrats. The post Sen. Warren’s Bill Proposes Congress Turn Over Legislative Power to Bureaucrats appeared first on Frontpage Mag.

6 years ago today, the 10 millionth MINI automobile was sold; in the year of its 60th anniversary no less. To celebrate the milestone, MINI shared the stories from 60 owners of 60 cars, one from each year of production across the MINI digital channels throughout 2018. “The stories from owners around the UK show […] The post Good News in History, July 24 appeared first on Good News Network.

Joby Aviation has tested a first-of-its-kind hydrogen-electric air taxi, and it went record-breakingly well. The aircraft is a modified electric vehicle with six rotors that already has thousands of miles under its belt. The latest demonstration has shown that it can go even farther, flying 840 kilometers (523 miles) over California. And since it used hydrogen, the only emissions directly from the vehicle was water.The team stated that this is the first forward flight of a hydrogen-powered vehicle that can take off and land vertically. The range of the vehicle was remarkable and it landed with 10 percent of its fuel remaining."Traveling by air is central to human progress, but we need to find ways to make it cleaner. With our battery-electric air taxi set to fundamentally change the way we move around cities, we’re excited to now be building a technology stack that could redefine regional travel using hydrogen-electric aircraft," JoeBen Bevirt, founder and CEO of Joby, said in a statement.The vehicle stores 40 kilograms (88 pounds) of liquid hydrogen which is fed to a fuel cell system that produces electricity, water, and heat. The aircraft also has batteries that provide additional power during take-off and landing."Imagine being able to fly from San Francisco to San Diego, Boston to Baltimore, or Nashville to New Orleans without the need to go to an airport and with no emissions except water. That world is closer than ever, and the progress we’ve made towards certifying the battery-electric version of our aircraft gives us a great head start as we look ahead to making hydrogen-electric flight a reality," Bevirt continued.The company is hoping to fly the electric version of the air taxi commercially at some point next year, though more testing and eventual approval will be necessary before the hydrogen-electric version will be available for trips.

She does not like paparazzi. The post Björk’s interesting theory about the UK damning paparazzi culture: “The royals” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

by Frank Bergman, Slay News: A prominent Christian author in Canada has gone public after being bullied by medical professionals for refusing to allow them to euthanize her because she suffers from cerebral palsy. In 2019, an Alberta nurse reportedly tried to pressure Heather Hancock into signing up for euthanasia through the Canadian government’s Medical […]