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How to Scrape Tweets With snscrape
By: Martin Beck
Tags: Python, Web Scraping, Twitter, Programming, Python3

Setting Up snscrape

Before downloading snscrape

The development version of snscrape requires at least Python 3.8 or higher. I won’t cover upgrading your Python as there are a multitude of tutorials available online.

Downloading snscrape

When you have the right version of Python, you can now install the development version of snscrape. With the development version, you can use the --jsonl argument, allowing you to access information directly from tweets instead of just tweet URLs. I highly recommend using the development version instead of the released version of snscrape, as there is a lot more useful functionality. It is also the version covered in this tutorial.

Do not pip install snscrape as this will not be the developer version. Instead, use the below command to download the snscrape dev version:

One note: make sure you have git installed to run git cli commands wherever you run your pip command. The following command clones their repository from GitHub and will not execute if git is not installed.

Using snscrape

After downloading snscrape’s dev version, you’ll be able to utilize it in a couple of different ways. The most straightforward way is through its command-line interface (CLI) commands in the command prompt/terminal. If you are not comfortable with using a terminal, you can instead use Python to execute CLI commands.

Otherwise, snscrape does have an official Python wrapper. However, it is currently undocumented and lacks the simplicity of its CLI commands. The upside to using the Python wrapper is that you can easily interact with the data and tweet objects after scraping.

Regardless of what method you use, I cover them all below. In this tutorial, you’ll scrape a user's tweets and scrape historical tweets with a text search.

One last note: I’ve seen people using Tweepy with snscrape to access data from tweets. This is inefficient as you’re scraping twice. You should not use Tweepy unless you only have access to tweet IDs or URLs or you need the granularity. snscrape’s tweet object already has a lot of information available. The image below shows the data you can access with snscrape. The attributes in the image should map exactly to how they’re stored inside the actual object.

Attributes available in snscrape tweet object (Image credit: Author)

Perfect, now that we’ve cleared up everything, let’s jump into actually using snscrape!

If you want to check out my code beforehand or have something to follow along with, my materials are available on GitHub. There will be Python scripts and Jupyter Notebooks available for both Python with CLI commands and Python wrapper. There are no files available for CLI commands in the terminal since you type them directly into your terminal.
Own Your Job Search With Selenium & Python
By: Bhagesh Hunakunti
Tags: Job Search, Python, Web Scraping, Data Visualization, Data Science

With so many factors involved in making a career move, it’s hard to know where to start or know what decision is the right one (Also credits to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic to have added the “extra” right before the word “confusion”).

I’m thinking about my next job. Where do you think I should work next? Which companies do you think are interesting? I think it’s time for me to consider the next phase in my career.

I’ve heard the above statements a lot over the years. Even if you’re at the very beginning of your next-move exploration, you already have a list of goals you want to achieve in your head. It might look something like:

I want to get paid more

I want to work on a smaller team where I have a larger impact

I want to improve my core skills

I want to work at a company headquartered in the city I live in

While searching for a new role It becomes laborious to continually check each website/Portal to see what new roles have been posted since there are so many different websites, which list different jobs and at different times.

Individuals end up relying on advertisements and do not reach the 50th or even the 10th page of Job search portals hence missing out on an opportunity which could have been in line with their expectations.

I think I have an elegant solution which could answer these queries!

A more of a “Practical approach” to be precise.

Research job opportunities with Selenium and Python -Guided Project

In this hands-on guided project, we will learn to tackle these issues by scraping 50+ pages (>1000 job postings) from Naukri.com and visualize this large dataset in one space and gain insights into the current job market.

Data-Science Job distribution by location

By the end of this project, you will create a simple pipeline to automate the process of Job search using Python and Selenium.
PPG_簡易上手的香港賽馬編程 [網絡爬蟲 — 獲取數據不求人] (1)
By: Ppg Horseracing
Tags: Web Scraping, 網絡爬蟲, Data, 香港賽馬, 數據

patllc/PPG_horseracing

AutoBet using Python Selenium. Contribute to patllc/PPG_horseracing development by creating an account on GitHub.
Web Scraping Menggunakan RStudio dengan Mudah
By: Elza Wirdayani
Tags: Data Mining, Rstudio, Statistics, Web Scraping

Hi, my name is Elza and welcome to my medium! It's nice to see you!
Taking Geodata to the next level: Machine Learning & distance to the beach for predicting Sydney house rental price
By: Santiago Rush
Tags: Google Map Api, Web Scraping, Geodata, Machine Learning, Data Science

Last few days I have being browsing many real estate webpages because I am looking for a new place in Sydney. I wanted to automate this process and see how each of the apartment features impact in its price. Because I am a beach lover, I also wanted to consider the distance to the see of each apartment and how that feature impacts on the renting price.

For generating my Dataset I have web scrapped 5000 apartment listings from www.domain.com.au and extracted their price and features.

After doing some Data Cleaning we end up with the following Data Frame:

But in order to get the distance of each of the 5000 apartments to the sea we would need to translate the address into Geocoordinates and then somehow calculate which is the distance from those addresses to the sea.

With Google Maps API we can get the Geocoordinates of each address:

With the Geocoordinates we can plot the apartments using google maps heatmap:

Now comes the harder part as we need to compute the distance of each apartment to the sea in meters. For doing so we would need to download NSW coastline geocoordinates and compute the closest distance of each point to the coast.

In NSW Data Spatial Catalogue webpage we can download NSW coastline as a shapefile ( the coast is represented as a Polygon) and use it to calculate the distance of each apartment to the sea. After some complex calculation (which are all detailed in my Jupyter notebook) we end up with this nice DataFrame:

And this is the Distribution of the Distance to the Sea

Now that we have all of our data neat and tidy we can use Machine Learning to build the model. The model I have chosen is Random Regression Forest. We would first have to do some feature engineering to handle categorical values and to normalize our data. After splitting our data into train and test set we can evaluate our model:

Although results in the Test set are a little bit lower , both sets yield really good results. As a final step we can see how each individual feature (N of rooms, distance to the sea, bathrooms, parking spaces, Postcode address and property type) impacts in the apartment renting Price and which are the most relevant in determining an apartment price.

Wow! As we can see distance to the sea is the most relevant feature in determining the renting price of a Sydney Apartment, followed by the N of rooms and bathrooms (The other variables are the POSTCODE and the property type)

The Jupyter notebooks are available on my Github webpage : https://github.com/santiagorush/JupyterScripts . If you have any questions do not hesitate to reach out.
Monitorizar precios de Media Markt con python 😱 Parte II
By: Antonio Fernández Troyano
Tags: Python, Web Scraping, Beautifulsoup, Media Markt, Black Friday

Crontab.guru - The cron schedule expression editor

We created Cronitor because cron itself can't alert you if your jobs fail or never start. Cronitor is easy to integrate…
[Int’l Sales Intern] Web Scrapping Importers Data Collected from Waimaoba
By: Minyen Hsieh
Tags: Mongodb, Python, Web Scraping, International Sales

Step2: Scrape Company Information from each url

refer to: get_company_info.py

Here, the page(each url) asks you to input verification code “waimaoba” in order to reveal the Email Address.

I did some inspecting on the web page and found that after inputting the verification code, the webpage reloaded but the URL stayed the same. That means, the data wasn’t stored in a different page but rather, the original data got updated. Opened Chrome DevTool, found that after putting in the verification code, the Request Method became POST and the Form Data showed “e_secret_key: waimaoba”.

Therefore, I needed to send a POST request along with the form data(secret_key) to the server. This is like writing an email to the server and you write “e_secret_key: waimaoba” in the content. Then, the server would reply with the right page content where the email is revealed. After that, I could simply use BeautifulSoup to parse the data.
Apple Making An Electric Car? I’d Buy It Tomorrow!
By: Luciano De Lima
Tags: Cars, Electric Vehicles, Apple, Sustainability, Electric Car

Apple Making An Electric Car? I’d Buy It Tomorrow!

What if Samsung thought the same thing?

Photo by Drew Willson on Unsplash

The world of automobiles will definitely not be the same in 10 years. See our sons and daughters driving cars from Apple, Samsung, LG, just to mention a few. And who would have thought that this tech giant would be willing to produce an electric car? I wonder what goes on in a car lover's mind to see that a smartphone brand decides to invest in sustainable mobility. This will indeed be revolutionary.

With money in hand I would undoubtedly buy this car the day after its launch, not only because of the brand itself but because we are seeing a new world, a new sensation in 100% where you can not only have the pleasure to drive an electric car that, by the way, driving an electric car creates dependency, but an Apple car is something just surreal. And that all other tech giants who also want to "join the party" are very welcome, a party that until then was only attended by traditional car manufacturers but now others are also welcome. This is not to mention the Sony Vision that although what was presented was a concept but it also shows what Sony plans ahead and that was exactly what she did back there with the launch of the PlayStation.

It is more than proven the fact that whoever dares, who risks, who is visionary is a step forward because the fact of failure is something that is inherent if we, is something that we cannot get rid of. Whether or not the Apple car design will work will only tell time but during the time it is presented and marketed, let us enjoy!
Still The Best Vehicle I Have Ever Owned
By: Dr Ken Lunde
Tags: Supercharger, Tesla, Cars, Electric Car, Tesla Model 3

One year has passed since I published the article entitled The Best Vehicle I Have Ever Owned, which also means one year closer to taking delivery of the Tesla Tri Motor Cybertruck that I ordered on 2019-11-22. And yes, I am really, really excited about that. Who wouldn’t be?

We took delivery of our pair of Tesla Model 3 EVs in September and December of 2018. Mine, which is Pearl White with a white interior that is named “Baby Pearl,” currently has 22,137 miles on its odometer. My wife’s one, which is Red with a black interior that is named “Baby Ruby,” currently has 10,510 miles on its odometer. We are now at 2+ years of ownership, and the experience has been nothing but positive.

COVID-19

Besides dealing with COVID-19, several things transpired during 2020 that continued to make the Tesla Model 3 the best vehicle that I have ever owned, and this article will reflect on the past year. Of course, I also have several more photos to share.

“Baby Pearl” parked at the Wolfe Campus in Sunnyvale, California (January 16, 2020)

Perhaps one of my favorite photos of the year was taken when my Better Half™ and I drove to Weed, California in her Model 3, “Baby Ruby,” to meet with our house architect at our property that has a never-ending view of the always-impressive 14,179-foot Mount Shasta.
Why The Tesla Model X is My Dream Car, & Should be Yours Too
By: Jaida Pierce-Youmans
Tags: Elon Musk, Technology, Tesla, Life, Cars

Practicality

The Model X, 75D would give you about 257 miles of range out of one charge! This might save you from being stranded somewhere where there are no superchargers to be found, with all of that range.

The car has two trunks (one being a “frunk”) which is a front trunk, and lots of space in the rear. Perhaps you lost your keys? No Problem! The doors open up electronically so you don't have to worry about keys.

Photo by Waldemar Brandt on Unsplash

Supercharging

The selling point for me is, you can easily go to a supercharging station, and charge your car for free. Not to mention, you could play games on your “giant iPad”, aka tablet on wheels, while you wait. Who doesn't love that?

The wait is only 40 minutes for a full charge!

Maintenance

Because the car has regenerative braking, you can easily control how often you use them.

You don't have to change your brakes or brake pads up to 100,000 miles. And, when using the regenerative breaks, you get 10 miles or so, and this also helps when you have a supercharging station close to you but not enough battery to get there.

Photo by Austin Ramsey on Unsplash

Autopilot

Although the Model X is not fully self-driving yet, you can pretty much have your car drive for you, at your full attentiveness of course.

Extra Benefits

There is a lot of room in the car, such as the legroom and amount of people who can fit into the car, which is about 5–6 people.

If you are thinking about starting a family or have a family, I personally think this is the best car for you & me.

Conclusions

If you are like me and want a car that is EXTRA reliable, go ahead and consider getting the Tesla Model X.
ELECTRIC CAR CHARGER: WHAT IT IS AND HOW IT WORKS — codeitsez
By: Diogo Susano Delgado
Tags: Electric, Cars, Charger, Work, Electric Car

Electric vehicle charger is an equipment used to charge the battery of electric cars.

Electric cars have batteries in place of the fuel tank and, instead of filling your car with gallons of fuel (gasoline, alcohol, diesel), you need to connect it to a charging station (electropost) to recharge the battery.

These chargers can be portable, installed on the wall, fixed on a support (recharging totem) or installed directly on the ground.

To charge the battery of an electric car it is necessary to understand that the battery receives the energy in direct current (DC), however, in most cases the vehicle receives the energy in alternating current (AC). Therefore, there is a need for an inverter to guarantee the conversion of alternating current from the electrical network into direct current, such as that of batteries. Every electric car has an internal inverter to do this conversion.

The fast chargers (DC Fast Charger), provide direct current (DC) energy and, therefore, use their own internal and larger inverter, transforming the grid (AC) energy into direct current (DC) and allowing thus greater power and higher recharge speed.

TYPES OF CHARGERS

Emergency Charger: it is the charger that comes with the car at the time of purchase and that allows you to charge the car in common 10A outlets, such as those we have at home. As the name suggests, they can be used in unforeseen situations where chargers or more powerful outlets are not found. Despite the convenience, its low power implies a lower recharge speed.

Portable Charger: They are similar to emergency chargers, but with greater power and charging speed. They can charge up to 32A and in some cases with a three-phase network, thus reaching up to 22kW and a good recharge speed. On the other hand, charging in 32A requires industrial sockets, which are not common in homes. To solve this problem, many portable chargers have plug and current adjustment adapters, allowing the user to choose which socket and current to charge, as possible.

Residential charger: with a charging speed up to 3 times greater than the emergency charger, the residential charger generally has more protection and needs a dedicated installation. It is simple and safe, ideal for charging the electric car in the garage. Recharging takes place in alternating current from 16A to 32A and this charger can be installed both on the wall and on a totem.

Commercial Charger: commercial chargers are similar to residential chargers, with the difference of additional resources such as monitoring and consumption history, energy management, access and collection key, ideal for commercial establishments or shared use. The electric vehicle charge takes place in alternating current from 16 to 32A and they can be installed on the wall, totem or fixed on the ground. In addition, some of these chargers have two plugs and therefore allow two cars at the same time, which is very convenient.
Why do some cars have the indicator stalk on the opposite side of the steering wheel?
By: Rod Staines
Tags: Economics, Design, Cars, Manufacturing

source: caradvice.com.au

If like me you have lived in Australia your whole life and are familiar with mainly domestic or Japanese manufactured cars like Holden, Toyota, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Subaru or Nissan you may not realise that some European cars sold in Australia have an indicator stalk where the windscreen wiper stalk belongs (on the left).

I recently drove my partner’s Volkswagen Golf, a make and model manufactured and assembled in Germany, a left-hand drive (LHD) market, and consequently has an indicator stalk on the left side of the steering column. At almost every intersection I would activate the windscreen wipers instead of the indicator prompting a small fright and great embarrassment.

I pondered why Volkswagen would put the indicator stalk on the wrong side of the steering wheel. After some research, it seems Japan and Australia, are part of a minority of countries that have left-hand traffic (driving on the left-hand side of the road) with the rest of the world adopting right-hand traffic.

When it comes to which side of the car the steering wheel is on, the general rule is that the driver will be positioned so that they sit closest to the road’s centre line (“Right- and left-hand traffic”, 2016). In Germany, a country of right-hand traffic, the driver will control the car from the left-hand side and be known as a left-hand drive.

Discussion regarding the control and instrument designs suggest the most ergonomic placement of the indicator stalk is closest to the driver’s door so as to allow the driver to indicate with one hand while the other is free to operate the gear shifter. So, it could be said that a European car in the Australian is less ergonomic than the domestic options.
If Apple is seriously considering producing a car, it is further evidence that Silicon Valley is…
By: Dan Hill
Tags: Technology, Apple, Mobility, Cars

If Apple is seriously considering producing a car, it is further evidence that Silicon Valley is interested only in capitalising on the last century’s ideas, rather than genuinely addressing the challenges of today and tomorrow. Apple has made a success of waiting until a linked bundle of technologies mature before producing their most polished incarnation—but surely this particular product is done. It’s not that the car isn’t useful for many; clearly, after several generations of exclusionary policy, hard-coded into infrastructure, it’s not going anywhere fast. It’s just done, in terms of innovation, and declining, in terms of relevance. As I’ve said before, the car is like the horse—something for the weekend, but not a meaningful mobility technology anymore. (Here’s what to do instead.) Apple deploying their vast resources in this direction will lead only to a waste of focus and potential invention that would be better pointed elsewhere.
Cars News Information And Updates
Tags: Car, Best Car In India, New Cars, Best Cars In The World

Get The Latest Cars, News, And Updates For The Latest Launched In India And Around The World.
Things to know when buying your first car
Tags: First Car, Cars, Car Buying, Skoda, Driving

I bought my first car in 2019 after passing my driving test the first time. I will share my experiences and what people should know when purchasing their first car. I would advise that when people go car hunting, they buy a car which is in their budget and relatively cheap to buy and run. The vehicle which I bought is a Skoda Fabia.

I have listed the perks of my car below:

It is a hatchback and very easy to park

Cost of the car was not that much (Around £3500)

It is very economical (Around 50–55mpg) and thus saves me money on fuel

Skodas are very well built and reliable (if serviced and maintained properly)

Fun to drive and it is a car which is a good bang for your buck

When you decide on purchasing your car, make sure it is from a good dealer be it big or small. You can get a good idea from Google reviews and if they are bad then I would avoid buying a car from that place. Make sure that the car has a good service history as it is very important to service your car to make sure it is in good knack. Have a look around the vehicle (visual inspection) and if it has any scratches or dents on the bodywork, then you can negotiate with the prices and bring the price down. Moreover, go for a test drive to see if you like driving it and watch out for any odd noises.
We Need Longer Cars
Tags: Linkxpeach, Driver, Cars, Automobile, Driving

We Need Longer Cars

When driving, or riding inside a car. Usually, there’s not much space for the riders in the front right side of the car, so the driver in the right front have to push their car seat back. But, the rider in the right side of the backseat have less leg room because the rider in front of him/her push his/her seat back; closed to the rider behind them on the right side.

I was suggested that carmakers should make longer cars with more leg room for riders in the front and on the back of the car seats, to make driving and riding inside cars more comfortable for all passengers.
Ford & lincoln
By: Josh Megajosh
Tags: Auto, Cars, Cars For Sale, New Years Resolutions, Covid 19

jingle bell!! jingle keys!!

Seasons greeting to you all and a happy new year in advance.

You know you can still own that your dream and decent vechicle this year or early in the new year?

If you are in the market for a new vehicle or are ready to buy a used car, stop by The Fun Ford Guy in Midland, Texas. Our used and new car sales of Fords® and Lincolns® will blow you away. Our inventory is of the highest quality and our prices are incredibly affordable. We’ll even deliver it to you.

Or you can visit our website and check our offers @ https://bit.ly/37KYKL8

merry christmas
Most Expensive Car Brands
By: Ali Murtaza
Tags: News, Innovation, Expensive, Cars, Future

Let’s go straight to the Most Expensive Car Brands in the World

Picture from Google

1. Bugatti:

The Well known German brand Bugatti under the Volkswagen the car brands Group. Bugatti is founded in 1909 by Ettore Bugatti. The company is known for its most expensive hypercars. Bugatti vehicles are not regular vehicles, the minimum price of Bugatti Veyron is roundabout 1.5 million or more. Veyron is the old model of Bugatti. This Bugatti La Voiture Noire is produced in 2019. The most expensive car brand is Bugatti like no car is such expensive as Bugatti cars.
What Is the Apple iCar?
By: Pranav Bansal
Tags: Technology, Innovation, Tesla, Cars, Apple

Apple vs. Tesla

Tesla and Apple are both dominating companies in today's world, but how do they fare against each other? (Picture Credit: Financial Times)

Tesla and Apple, two huge companies. How do they fare against each other?

Apple, which has a market capitalization of $2.2 trillion, started in computers back in 1976, but now specializes in everything from watches to phones to headphones. On the other hand, Tesla specializes in electric cars and has a market cap of slightly over $600 billion.

One thing to note about the automotive industry is that it is extremely hard to get into and is infested with thousands of competitors, from Toyota to Mercedes. However, with the market cap that Apple has, it can buy up to four General Motors, four Hondas, and four BMW’s, just to name a few. In other words, Apple can decide to enter the automotive market by purchasing an existing player.

Even if Apple enters the market, it's going to be very hard for them to compete against makers like Tesla, who have more experience. It's going to take Apple a long time to truly understand the market and what consumers want to buy. For the most part, we expect Tesla to prevail against Apple in the market, and only time will tell if and when the tables turn on Tesla.
Driving Mitsubishi outlander phev
By: Arindam Basu
Tags: Phev, Outlander, Cars, Electric Vehicles, Mitsubishi

… lessons from a 1K trip around the Northern reach of NZ South Island

Filled in petrol to tank up once, so about 80 liters of petrol, and drove about 1600 kilometres, averaging 20 kilometres to a litre, or roughly 5 litres per 100 kilometres. The terrain was up and down, hilly and flat, some gravel roads. The landscape was varying, some city driving, mostly highway miles at 90 km/hr (the speed limit here is 100 km/hr, some stretches 90 km/hr, and some stretches 60 km/hr).

Here are the bullet pointers for future and lessons learned:
Nuro — Entregando o futuro do comércio local de forma autônoma
By: Laura Teresa De Carvalho
Tags: Delivery, Silicon Valley, Nuro, Cars, Robots

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Buying A Rental Car
By: David Silver
Tags: Car Rental, Cars

I’ve always been curious about what it would be like to buy a rental car, so I enjoyed the opportunity to talk with Greg Nierenberg, who leads Avis Car Sales. I wrote up the details in Forbes. Check it out!

Nierenberg explains that the Ultimate Test Drive is technically a rental, which gives Avis more flexibility than the typical car dealership. Indeed, a 2017 advertisement for the Ultimate Test Drive opens with the statistic that “the average test drive lasts for 17 minutes,” but the Ultimate Test Drive lasts for up to three days.
FAST AND FURIOUS HAS WON THE RACE…
By: Aniket Tekam
Tags: Movies, Cars, Netflix, Fast And Furious, Watches

FAST AND FURIOUS HAS WON THE RACE…

Fluff or cultural touchstone — there’s no denying that the ‘Fast and Furious’ franchise has left a mark on cinema, and on the world. Many might argue that this mark is really a stain, but what they don’t realize is that ‘Fast and Furious’ is actually pretty revolutionary.

It breaks every law of physics, laughs in the face of logic, and treats gravity like a tiny inconvenience that can be easily overcome. However, its WTF silliness aside, the franchise gets tons right.

Over the last two decades, it has transformed from a “teen summertime car flick” to a box-office breaking phenomenon. It is actually a great representation of the American dream narrative — ordinary guys doing extraordinary things behind the wheel. Cars are displayed as a great equalizer — it doesn’t matter who you are or where you come from as long as you drive well. They are vehicles of social mobility with which the heroes better their blue-collar lives.

A common trope in many films is likening fast cars to fast women. Insert the common montage of bikini-clad women sprawled on shiny automobiles. The F&F franchise, however, leaves objectification behind to focus on the power of the wheel. No wonder ‘Fast and Furious’ has impacted modern car culture more than any other franchise. It introduced the idea of car customization and debunked the common misconception that car performance was directly proportional to engine size.

We may even go far enough to compare the F&F world with the Bond universe. The ingredients are the same — shiny cars and cool stunts. But, instead of a white dude going around basically doing what and whoever he wants, the F&F squad consists of Hispanic, black, Asian, and Israeli characters who constantly drive home the importance of relationships and family.

The Fast and Furious franchise is a genre of cinema in itself. Some may call it “Hollywood’s version of Bollywood”, but its iconic car chases have been mirrored by many. The ninth Fast and Furious film is set to release in 2021 — will you watch it or hate-watch it?
The Most Popular Car in the World:
By: Ali Murtaza
Tags: Technology, News, Innovation, Cars, Future

The Future Car

There are many car companies which are sold in millions. But, we see especially that which car is the most popular and the most sold in the World. That is………………..

Read more on The Most Popular Car in the World:
Top 5 inventions of scientists which will change the world in future
By: Technical Information
Tags: Inventions, Future Technology, Technology, Cars

In this article, we will be seeing the top five inventions which makes us stunning in the future. I have been waiting to see when these inventions will be entering into our life.

1.SELF DRIVING CARS:

Self driving cars are Four Wheeler vehicles which can run on the roads

without human physical connection rather than giving commands. They

travel on the roads by detecting the environment with the help of sensors. It

is also a fact that ninety percent of the accidents will be prevented as the

machinewould be always right when compared to humans. Companies like

Google, Tesla and few others are trying to make this invention successful and

will soon make to run these on the road.

2.HUMAN ROBOTS:

A Human is a living organism which lives in this natural world with different

body Parts and cells.Similarly a Human Robot is a non-living organism which

is created by human for some specific purposes. They also have human

created parts and also do works which humans cannot do. They are

used in space research, manufacturing companies and for various reasons.

They will soon open their eyes in this modern world and would help humans

in all works.

3.SMART GLASS:

Smart Glass is a wonderful invention which looks alike to normal glass. But

the features in smart glass is extraordinary invention when compared to

other glasses. They merges the mobile technology, virtual reality technology

and various other technologies to make human more comfortable. Humans

what we think at that instant can make it visible in front of our eyes. It may

replace the eyewear glasses when it enters into our world. But the cost plays a

vital role in it.

4.SPACE TRAVEL:

Space exploration is very similar now than older days. Any country would be

sending humans to space for research purposes. But there is a assumption

that in future people would be visiting space for tourism. Proper researches

and theories are in the process to send people to the space. But the safety

plays a vital role in this process as it is not proper in this century. But

definitely in future, this would be possible and every people would be

booking tickets to travel into the space.

5.MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY:

Many inventions and technologies are used to decrease the work of people

and reduce their stress. But the technology in medical areas are very

important as it would save many lives. Many inventions are used in the field

of medical but it yet to be developed. Future technology is ready to use

Artificial Intelligence and robots in this fields. If this happens then every

surgeries and operations would become quite easier. Also many peoples are

likely to expect this technology to be soon arrived into the future.
Nissan LEAF receives WiFi hotspot, blind spot assistant and digital interior mirror
By: Florin M.
Tags: Nissan, Electric Car, Cars

Nissan is upgrading the LEAF: In the new 2020 model, the compact electric car offers an optional WiFi hotspot. The standard active Blind Spot Assist and a digital interior mirror with camera function increase the level of safety. The basic price with 19 per cent VAT is around 29,000 euros.

Nissan LEAF

High-speed navigation and downloads are just as possible as video streaming, with which the youngsters in the rear can make long trips without complaint. Thanks to the reliable internet connection, many other functions can be used via the browser of smartphones and tablets.

The new Blind Spot Assist detects vehicles in the blind spot and, if necessary, keeps the LEAF in the lane. Regardless of the equipment line, the technology is installed in all LEAF with 40 kWh and 62 kWh batteries. In the top Tekna equipment, an intelligent interior mirror is also used: a rear camera shows on the LCD monitor what is going on behind the vehicle.

For the new model year, the Japanese manufacturer is introducing another paint finish with “Ceramic Gray”. Since production started in mid-November, the new LEAF will soon appear in the showrooms, according to Nissan. The electric drive and batteries of the latest version of the second generation LEAF presented in 2018. The model continues to travel a maximum of 385 kilometers according to the WLTP standard with up to 160 kW (217 hp).
Merry Christmas from the ASN Team
By: Luciano Calamante
Tags: Motorsport, New Year, Cars, Christmas, Racing

In perhaps one of the most difficult years in recent history, not only for motorsports but for the entire world, we wish you a Merry Christmas with your family and friends.

This year had more lows than highs, but always let hope prevail as we navigate through this awful pandemic that so much damage has made to the world.

Luckily, the world of motorsports navigated it very well and gave us a spectacle that made our lives a bit happier during the times of quarantine. Perhaps we had one of the most exciting Formula 1 season to date — New venues with exciting races, new winners, new podium and pole sitters. While shorter, the 2020 season definitely delivered.

And well, what else to say? As the year comes to a close we can only look back and be happy at all the progress ASN has made as a company. It went from being a 1 person operation to a 13-people organization, which now became a family strengthened by the passion for motorsports and the friendships built during our time together.

So thank you, from the bottom of our hearts, for being with us for 2020, and we can’t wait to move forward into 2021 with one objective: providing you, our readers, with the best content from the world of motorsports.

Merry Christmas!
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By: Keith Hoerling
Tags: Drones, Lotus, Cars

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The 5 Inventions That Changed the World
By: E. B. Kevin
Tags: Internet, Cars, Inventions, Bulb, Printing

The Automobile

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It was in the 17th century that the idea of replacing horses with a driving force to move around came up. Steam was the first source of energy on which the invention of the automobile was based. In 1769, Joseph Cugnot invented the automobile known as the “steam-powered fardier”. It was a wagon propelled by a steam boiler. It reached 4km/h with an average autonomy of 15 minutes. It was used in particular to move heavy cannons. The fardier of Cugnot was a great success but its use was limited because of its bulky steam boiler. Later, more practical vehicles were built. Richard Trevithick built the first British steam-powered road vehicle in 1801. It was equipped with three wheels and could carry nine passengers. This vehicle was called the London Steam Carriage. This was a new stage in the invention of the automobile. In 1804, a comparable model, the high-pressure steam engine, became popular in the United States. It had been developed by Oliver Evans in 1797, but had not found any approvers. It wasn’t until 1873 that the first collective vehicle, capable of transporting twelve people, was invented and marketed. This vehicle, named “L’Obéissante”, with a top speed of 40 km/h, was set up by the Frenchman Amédée Bollée. In 1876, Bollée, the inventor of the new automobile, also developed a steam-powered omnibus, and in 1878, a car called “La Mancelle”, which exceeded 40km/hour.
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By: Camille P
Tags: Technology, Mercedes Benz, Cartechnology, Cars, Mercedes

Here are 11 facts about the luxurious car brand, Mercedes-Benz.

1. The modern automobile was invented by Karl Benz, with his patent of the “Motorwagen” in 1886.

2. Karl Benz’s wife, Bertha Ringer Benz, took the first road trip in a modern car.

3. Karl Benz had the fist ever driver’s license!

4. The first car in the country of Nepal was a Mercedes-Benz, given to its king in 1940.

5. The logo of the company represents air, land and water. The company thought about adding a fourth point to the star to represent space, but decided not to.

6. The Mercedes-Maybach S650 is the most luxurious car in the world. It cost about 200.000 $.

7. Mercedes-Benz has good looking cars for everybody, even the cheapest cars are stylish and filled with modern technology. That makes the company stands out.

8. They think about the little details that makes the expensive car so worthy. For example, the s-class cars have an active perfuming system with four different perfuming options. All of them complement the leathery smell of new cars.

9. Mercedes-Benz vehicles are manufactured in 30 countries around the world.

10. Mercedes-Benz vehicles are feature on racetracks around the world as high-performance race cars.

11. The company’s vehicles were the first to have brakes on all four wheels, beginning in 1924.
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‘I Did It’
By: Becky Boughton
Tags: Learning, Cars, Parenting, Teens, Driving

‘I Did It’

Braden finished his in-class lessons with the driving place a few weeks ago.

Since then, he’s had two official lessons and almost zero road time with us.

With B working 3–4 shifts a week, being in full-time school while trying to get flying hours in (as he is really close to finishing his PPL), we have had the best intentions of getting him behind the wheel more but it hasn’t panned out.

Cynthia has a manual transmission and is the only one in our fleet that is insured for an L driver. Tabitha, Jeff’s Tundra, is registered for his work so driving her is off the table.

Considering it comes down to timetables and logistics, more driving hours for Braden behind the wheel hasn’t happened.

There’s a reason I signed him up for driving lessons.

There’s also a reason I have put my kids in swimming lessons, skating lessons, golf lessons and ski lessons.

Kids, the parent(s) and the longevity of peacefulness in the relationship almost always fares better when initial skills are learned from someone other than Mom or Dad.

Needless to say I’ve been out with Braden once and that’s it. Jeff has taken on the driving thing for the few times on the logbook until last night when I picked B up from work.

Jeff was chillin’ so I was picking up the teenager last night.

Ya, I was nervous and apprehensive and am 1000% times more comfortable with the thought of Braden taking me for a cruise in the Cesna 152 over a spin in Cynth any day.

B drove all the way home…from way up town.

On a standard, through major intersections, in the dark, down hills, over a bridge, through the Tranquille corridor (a zillion crosswalks — many without adequate lighting, lots of people at all times of the day…’nuff said) and into the driveway.

I did it. And IMO…I did good. Even Braden thought so. #winning.

His shift ends at 10:30 so out the door again I go…

Night.

-Becky
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By: Ilana Weiss
Tags: News, Restaurant, Life, Cars, Business

Was it worth it? Every penny.

The first-ever Wawa drive-thru in Westampton, New Jersey.

Wawa was founded in 1964 and has been sizzlin’ ever since. The New Jersey convenience store and gas station have been there for every late-night snack, and early-AM coffee people have needed the past 56 years.

A drive-thru Wawa is by far the best thing to come from 2020 so far. COVID-19 brought the world many challenges that we didn’t think we would ever experience. Social distancing and following CDC guidelines are more important now than ever with the surge in COVID-19 cases on the East Coast (especially NJ, NY, and PA). It’s safe to say a drive-thru Wawa is crucial to our state’s well-being and sanity (New Jerseyan’s love their Wawa coffee) while promoting social distancing.

The first-ever drive-thru location is home to New Jersey itself in Westampton, NJ. But, was the drive-thru worth all the HYPE? Let’s get into it.

The drive-thru is no typical drive-thru; there are multiple lanes with vibrant menu screens that are crystal clear. By far the coolest drive-thru I’ve ever been to, as well as the highlight of Quarantine thus far.

The Wawa drive-thru menu is legit. They offer all of the coffee necessities that you would find inside on a crowded morning rush. The menu includes every sandwich combination you could dream of as well as any drink you could think of under the sun.

Some specialty options that the drive-thru Wawa has are Kids Meals! The Kids Meals consist of mac and cheese or chicken fingers with a side and a drink (+ a toy!). A Kids Meal is new to Wawa and a drive-thru specialty! A few other drive-thru specialties are the FRIES and holiday flavor Snickerdoodle and Sugar Cookie milkshakes! Who doesn’t love a milkshake :)

By far the BEST deal of them all and a special for the drive-thru is the combos which include a short, chips and large drink for only $7.99 and you can make it a burger for only $6.99 (burgers are new!). These combos are great deals for families who can’t decide on dinner.

It’s safe to say that the Wawa drive-thru was beyond worth it, and I will, for sure, be a frequent flyer. To those of you who have been to a Wawa, you probably understand the HYPE. Good news for you: Wawa plans to open more drive-thru locations in the new year! Thank you, Wawa, for blessing us with this location and convenience, but most importantly for promoting social distancing and making the world a safer place.
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By: Shankar Prasad
Tags: New Year, Car Accidents, Cars, Accident, Dogs

Luckily, the dog escaped unharmed. (Representational image/ Pixabay)

Ontario Provincial Police officers who attended to a vehicle that had rolled into a ditch discovered that it was a family’s pet dog that was responsible for the crash.

According to OPP East Region police, the vehicle “had been inadvertently set in motion” by the dog that was alone inside the car. The vehicle’s owner, who had just exited the car, tried to stop it, but failed and “sustained minor injuries”.

The law enforcement agency shared a post on Facebook on the incident with a meme and the hashtag #BadDog.

The dog, which police described as “the size of a pug”, is believed to have bumped the gearshift, putting the van in reverse, CBC Canada reported.

“He was just running around the vehicle getting excited, and off he went,” Sgt. Annie Collins of North Grenville OPP told the news outlet.

“What a freak of nature, really, for this to happen,” Collins said. “But again, this is 2020.”

Source :

https://thetravelanddogs.blogspot.com/2020/12/dog-causes-car-to-roll-into-ditch-after.html
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Tags: Haiku, Space, Cars, Mars, Poetry

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