Tag: Prem Ghinde

‘The potential for electrification is high.’

I'm very surprised to have these arrive this morning. I thought they were only for reservists who waited in line in a store?

During apartheid, barriers were both constructed and modified to segregate urban spaces—roads, rivers, and large stretches of open land separating rich neighborhoods from the poor. Twenty-two years later these barriers still exist, large homes with lush lawns just a few yards away from tightly-p

Red Bull Technology, a branch of the Red Bull Group, is understood to have put its name to a tender for the new Formula E battery set to be implemented for season five of the all-electric series.

I only wish I'd read this on http://theonion.com

"Gove also pushed to remove climate change from school curriculums, before backing down."

"One founder also recounted several instances of non-British EU workers being made to feel unwelcome in the UK after the referendum vote, and expressed concern about the UK’s social cohesiveness and the future trajectory of ‘Britishness’ — suggesting the UK could see a brain-drain if entrepreneurs feel compelled to look elsewhere for a social structure that matches their expectations for tolerance and liberal values."

Looks like the poor PR machine against the Model III is spinning into action already.

In a new advertising campaign for the BMW 330e iPerformance, BMW mocks the Tesla Model 3 and its delays for reservation holders.

And you think you have a good work / life balance.

Every seven years, designer Stefan Sagmeister closes his New York studio for a yearlong sabbatical to rejuvenate and refresh their creative outlook. He explains the often overlooked value of time off and shows the innovative projects inspired by his time in Bali.

#Pluto

Prem Ghinde shared a video

I'll bet it would cost less than half that amount to actually solve the problems rather than solve the result of the problems. But what do I know.

The effects of poverty in the UK cost the average taxpayer £1,200 a year, and the UK £78bn in total, with the NHS bearing the brunt, a report suggests.