Sunday, December 10, 2017

The Week in Pictures: Dec. 1 - 8


The Week in Pictures: Dec. 1 - 8





Heavy smoke covers the seaside enclave
 of Mondos Beach beside the 101 highway
as flames reach the coast from the Thomas
 wildfire near Ventura, California on Dec. 6.
Wind-whipped wildfires raged across the
Los Angeles region, with flames triggering
the closure of a major freeway and mandatory
 evacuations in an area dotted with mansions.
Mark Ralston / AFP - Getty Images


2. The home of Sven Berrar and Sven Schaan
 is decorated with some 67,000 bulbs in
Voelklingen, Germany, on Dec. 4.Thomas Wieck / EPA

3. Australia's Liberal MP Warren Entsch lifts 
up Labor MP Linda Burney as they celebrate
the passage of a same-sex marriage bill in
the House of Representatives in Canberra
on Dec. 7.
The bill changes the definition of marriage
from solely between a man and a woman
to "a union of two people" excluding all
others. The legislation passed with a majority
that wasn't challenged, although five lawmakers
 registered their opposition.
4. Paddle boarders race in the Nautic SUP Paris
Crossing competition along the Seine river near
the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris on Dec. 3.
Charles Platiau / Reuters

Israeli forces disperse Palestinian protesters
 outside Damascus Gate in Jerusalem's Old
City on Dec. 7, 2017.
Thousands took part in angry anti-U.S.
demonstrations around the Muslim world over
the Trump administration's decision to recognize
Jerusalem as Israel's capital. Since the 1979
Camp David Accords, previous presidents have
refused to recognize Jerusalem as the capital
of Israel or move the U.S. Embassy.
Ahmad Gharabli / AFP - Getty Images



6. Trees burn in Ojai, California, on Dec. 5.
The so-called Thomas Fire has scorched about 132,000
acres since Monday in Ventura County.





7. John Bain and Brandon Baker take cover from the embers
as they try to help stop a fire from burning a stranger's
home on Dec. 5 in Ventura, California.
Marcus Yam / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images

8. A firefighter checks the interior of a home
as they conduct structure protection on Dec.
5 in Oakview, California.
Marcus Yam / LA Times via Getty Images

9. Visitors walk in the courtyard of the Sheikh
Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi, the capital
of the United Arab Emirates, on Dec. 3. 




Houthi rebel fighters inspect the damage after
 an air strike reportedly carried out by the Saudi-led
 coalition targeted the presidential palace in the
Yemeni capital Sanaa on Dec. 5.
Saudi-led warplanes pounded the rebel-held
capital before dawn after the rebels killed former
president Ali Abdullah Saleh as he fled the city
following the collapse of their uneasy alliance,
residents said. 
AFP - Getty Images

Pedestrians cross the ancient Magdalena
bridge over the Arga River as the season's
first snow falls in Pamplona, northern Spain,
on Dec. 1. 
Alvaro Barrientos / AP


12. Sen. Al Franken holds hands with his wife
Franni Bryson as he leaves the Capitol after
announcing his resignation on Dec. 7.
Franken said he will resign from the Senate
 in coming weeks following a wave of sexual
 misconduct allegations and a collapse of
support from his Democratic colleagues, a
swift political fall for a once-rising Democratic star. 
Jacquelyn Martin / AP

A four-month-old panda cub plays during its
 naming ceremony at the Beauval Zoo in
Saint-Aignan-sur-Cher, France, on Dec. 4.
Chinese dignitaries and French first lady Brigitte
Macron chose the name Yuan Meng, which fittingly means "the realization of a wish" or "accomplishment of a dream."

Saturday, December 9, 2017

They "went camping last year, and never went home"
If you had the opportunity to sell your house, quit your job and spend the rest of your life travelling the world, would you take it?
That's exactly what couple Joe Neiheisel and Emilie Johnson decided to do - and they have no regrets.
Joined by their adorable dog Uschi, the pair are exploring the world in a converted campervan, and are giving us major travel envy with a glimpse into their new obligation-free lifestyle...  Joe and Emilie sold their home and quit their jobs to travel the world - joined by their pet dog Uschi.The view's much better than the one we have in our kitchens...Every day brings a new adventure.The pair kicked off their travels earlier this year.They converted a Mercedes Sprinter 144 Hi Roof to fit their needs.They chose to do the work themselves - no doubt a handy way for saving their budget for travelling.The couple are currently exploring the USA's national parks - and making the most of the incredible scenery.A glimpse into the renovation.The van has a fully-functioning kitchenette as well as a barbecue for making the most of the great outdoors.The finished product looks pretty impressive!There's plenty of space to store sports equipment too.Uschi looks at home in the new surroundings.Forget shelling out on a pricey restaurant for dinner with a view - now they can enjoy spectacular scenery without leaving their home!Not that we're jealous or anything.There's ample opportunity for a family photo in front of sweeping landscapes.Travelling by campervan offers them a freedom to make their own itinerary, free of any obligations.Their Instagram account @permanentroadtrip already has over 58,000 followers.They quip in the bio that they "went camping last year, and never went home".It's the ultimate camping trip.No need to leave your cosy bed if you want to take in the views - simply open the doors!Plenty of space for all your essentials.The family enjoying a rest after a busy day of exploring!The couple gave up their jobs in marketing and finance - but the views are worth it.Beach trip, anyone?
(Author - Julie Delahaye, Pictures: Fortitude press)

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Every driver knows it – the windscreen wipers are getting greasy again. That can get quite annoying …
Buying new ones is often expensive, the change over mostly complicated. The two inventors Adnan Alibegovic and Mario Kronberg wanted to change that.
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They got to the bottom of it and figured out that it is not the whole wiper rubber that gets worn out – rather only the front-most part that is always rubbing against the windscreen. The finest breaks and micro-fissures cause stripes and streaks.
After three years of development, the inventors have actually done it! They developed a product with Prof. Goos Cognito Design (University of Pforzheim), making it possible to renew smudging windscreen wipers. The worn out rubber part is cut off with precision!

This product going wild on the internet. The effect? Genius

Every driver knows it – the windscreen wipers are getting greasy again. That can get quite annoying …
Buying new ones is often expensive, the change over mostly complicated. The two inventors Adnan Alibegovic and Mario Kronberg wanted to change that.
ECOCUT pro Gründer
They got to the bottom of it and figured out that it is not the whole wiper rubber that gets worn out – rather only the front-most part that is always rubbing against the windscreen. The finest breaks and micro-fissures cause stripes and streaks.
After three years of development, the inventors have actually done it! They developed a product with Prof. Goos Cognito Design (University of Pforzheim), making it possible to renew smudging windscreen wipers. The worn out rubber part is cut off with precision!
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After the cut, the wiper edges are strong again and the window is free of stripes 😉
The pair of inventors have of course patented the trimming technology internationally – online sales are running at full capacity!
Their explosive idea is spreading across the internet like wildfire and customers are happy with the results.

How much does it cost me?

ECOCUT is not expensive – you can buy it directly from the inventors for just 12.95€ and free shipping worldwide. Brand-name windscreen wipers, in contrast, can easily cost 50€! The benefits are obvious; save money and protect the environment while you do it! Thanks for this cool and smart invention 😉

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The guesthouse is arranged on two floors without a lift. 
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