Boston (Massachusetts) – Marco Rossi’s dream came true on Epiphany. The 20-year-old ice hockey talent made his debut in the National Hockey League (NHL) and was able to look forward to a lot of playing time, a good performance and a win with the Minnesota Wild. The Wild ended with a 3-2 at the Boston Bruins the negative run of their last five defeats.
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January 2022
In a time of fear of Corona and its metaphors, especially “Omicron”, there are many reports of infections with “H1N1” infection.
In this context, the head of the technical committee at the Ministry of Health, Dr. Hossam al-Qaq, told “Lebanon 24” that “it is not possible to talk regarding a wave of “H1N1”, as the data currently available is not sufficient to determine whether we are in the stage of spreading or recording limited infections. .
He added, “However, it is very important for everyone to realize that we are in the stage of outbreaks of different types of “seasonal flu”, and this is normal during this period of the year. It is remarkable that the symptoms are similar to the symptoms caused by the “Omicron” mutant.
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Similar to a chameleon.. Watch how BMW changes its color with one touch!
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
German car company BMW announced at the CES 2022 exhibition dedicated to technology, a new technology is changing the color of the car with one touch.
The company unveiled the technology with its new 100% electric iX Flow concept car.
The iX-Flo will be produced soon, but the vehicles with color-changing paint won’t hit car dealership showroom floors for a long time, if at all. The German company describes the technology to change the chameleon-like exterior as “an advanced research and design project,” according to Al Jazeera Net.
Automotive variable coating technology is a new application of familiar technology. This technology relies on e-ink, which is used in the “electric paper” technology that powers e-readers such as the Kindle Amazon.
The ink is placed in microcapsules, the thickness of a human hair. The white pigments inside these nanocapsules are negatively charged, and the black pigments have a positive charge.
The switch the user presses shifts the electric field around the capsules, causing some of the pigment to be pushed to the surface, where the paint changes color. This technology is currently available in black, white and a few shades of gray.
According to Stella Clark, who led the project within the German company, “This technology gives drivers the freedom to express different aspects of their personality or even just enjoy the change, redefining themselves every time they get into their cars.”
BMW also notes that there are more practical applications of this feature. Because white paint reflects light, it can keep interiors cool in hot weather, reducing the amount of energy needed for air conditioning. On the other hand, the black color absorbs light and can reduce the amount of energy needed to keep the car comfortably warm during the winter.
Six months required against an anti-Linky for the dismantling of 92 “concentrators”
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
The prosecution of Rennes (Ille-et-Vilaine) requested this Friday six months suspended prison sentence once morest an anti-Linky activist. The latter had dismantled 92 concentrators allowing the operation of these smart meters, acts he claimed in the name of “the preservation of health”. The criminal court reserved its judgment until Monday, at 2 p.m.
“It is not the Jean Moulin of low frequency waves, it is not the martyr of the cause”, launched the vice-prosecutor Pierre Chuchkoff in his indictment, referring to the most famous of the French resistance fighters during the Second World War (1939-1945).
He explains that he acted in a state of “self-defense”
A 58-year-old computer scientist, Christophe M. was tried for having dismantled, during the year 2020, a total of 92 Linky concentrators throughout the Brittany region. These devices allow smart meters to automatically send metering readings to the Enedis electricity distributor. Dressed in a light blue jumpsuit with hood supposed to protect him from electromagnetic waves, the defendant explained that he had acted in a state of “self-defense”.
By dismantling the concentrators, it did not cause a power cut or prevent the meters from working, but only cut off the transmission of information and the emission of electromagnetic waves, he explained. “It’s not something you do with a good heart. If I have come to this end, it is for a reason of survival “, affirmed at the bar the defendant who says” impacted by the waves “and lives with a disability pension. “It is an action of self-defense in the face of a kind of denial and oppression on life,” he added.
The defendant notably dismantled concentrators close to places where other people who were intolerant to electromagnetic waves lived. “Despite intolerance to airwaves, do you have a cell phone? Asked the president. “It is not the same waves as the Linky meter”, replied Christophe M. by ensuring to keep his phone in airplane mode, which the deputy prosecutor contested, who stressed that the investigators were able to follow him thanks to the demarcation of his telephone during dismantling operations.
Enedis claimed 47,165 euros in financial damage from him. For the defense, Me Jérôme Bouquet-Elkaïm pleaded for the release by invoking “the state of necessity”, a concept which allows to exonerate the criminal responsibility of a person to avoid a greater damage.