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Friday, March 29, 2013
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Thursday, March 28, 2013
2014 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28: the legend returns with more than 500 hp
As an automaker, when you ignite reactions of ecstatic cheers during an auto show reveal, you know you’ve done something right. In the case of Chevy at the New York auto show, they took it a few steps further. The crowd on hand, those on social media, and enthusiasts everywhere erupted in rejoice as General Motors sneakily unveiled the 2014 Camaro Z/28. The most iconic model in Camaro history returns.
First introduced in 1967, the original Z/28 featured no automatic transmission or air conditioning. It was a track-ready machine and it held those attributes to heart. Unlike the ’67 Z/28, the 2014 version does not intend to compete in a specific race series, but it still holds true to the original’s core beliefs.
On-track, the 2014 Z/28 promises to be exceptional; lapping three seconds faster per lap than the incredibly proficient Camaro ZL1. Sticking with the numerical three, this speed increase derives from three key areas: chassis modifications improve cornering g to 1.05; carbon-ceramic Brembo brakes offer additional stopping power, and a 300-lb weight reduction over the ZL1 drastically improves handling. The weight shedding stems from lightweight wheels all the way to thinner rear-window glass. Even air conditioning is an option. Naturally, as with the Z/28 of old, a 6-speed manual transmission is all you get, and frankly, we wouldn’t have it any other way.
From a design standpoint, the refreshed Camaro, with its narrow grill, squared off back fenders and boxy rear end, adds to the cartoonish appearance customers are accustomed .To me, the revamped Camaro looks too gimmicky, but those modifications – mixed with additional aggression – work wonders on the Z/28. From being underwhelmed with the base 2014 Camaro, I became one of the many desperately thrashing for my phone to steal the first Flickr pic.
The powerplant utilized on the Z/28 marks the motor first introduced on the Corvette Z06. The 7.0-liter V-8 produces at least 500 hp and 470 lb. ft. of torque – an 80-hp decrease over the 6.2-liter ZL1. What matters, however, is that the Z/28’s engine offers a significant weight reduction, making the slight horsepower deficit immaterial.
The interior will feel familiar for Camaro lovers, with subtle aspects trimmed to save mass. The tiny rear seats remain, but eliminate the seat-back pass through as well as using high-density foam in place of rigid structural elements. All but one speaker has been removed in the quest for reducing the pound figure; one remains purely so as the seat belt warning signal can sound if you forget to buckle up.
“Our goal,” said Al Oppenheiser, Camaro chief engineer, “was to make the fastest road-racing Camaro possible that was still street legal. The Z/28 will be too track-focused for most drivers, but offers road-racers one of the most capable track cars ever offered from an automaker.”
That’s a bold statement, but having spent hours hustling the incredibly capable ZL1 on track, I’m not going to pass judgment just yet. With improved lap-times of around three seconds, that statement might be on the money. We don’t yet know prices or speed statistics, but what we do know marks the 2014 Chevy Camaro Z/28 as the best, and most surprising, machine at the New York Auto Show. I’m sure the Ford stand gasped even louder than we did.
Reference
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Wednesday, March 27, 2013
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Saturday, March 23, 2013
Millions to switch off for 'Earth Hour'
SYDNEY: One minute brightly lit, the next plunged into darkness -- iconic landmarks around the world will cut their lights Saturday for the "Earth Hour" campaign against climate change.
Organisers expect hundreds of millions of people across the globe to turn off their lights for 60 minutes on Saturday night -- at 8:30pm local time -- in a symbolic show of support for the planet.
Many of the world's most iconic attractions, including Sydney Opera House, the Empire State Building and the Eiffel Tower will take part.
"What started as an event in Sydney in 2007 with two million people has now become a tradition across the country and across the world," Dermot O'Gorman, head of WWF-Australia, said.
"It's now an organic, people-powered movement... which is fantastic."
Last year more than 150 countries participated in the event which saw some of the world's most iconic landmarks dim, and this year the movement has spread to Palestine, Tunisia, Suriname and Rwanda.
Newcomers to be plunged into darkness include Copenhagen's Little Mermaid, the statue of David in Florence and Cape Town's Table Mountain.
In Australia, where Earth Hour originated with an appeal to people and businesses to turn off their lights for an hour to raise awareness about carbon pollution, the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge will be among the first sites to participate globally.
This year Earth Hour Australia is asking participants to "switch off for good" and move to renewable energy. As part of the push Sydney Opera House won't go dark at 8:30 pm (0930 GMT) but will instead glow a deep green.
With restaurant diners eating by candlelight, Outback communities going dark and iconic buildings standing in shadows, O'Gorman believes Earth Hour has played a part in drawing attention to energy use.
"We've always heard anecdotally that it has made people change their actions and look at their impact on the planet in a more considered way," he said.
"Earth Hour has always been about empowering people to realise that everybody has the power to change the world in which they live, and thousands of people switching to renewable energy is a perfect example."
Sydney's lights out will be followed by countries across the globe, with the Petronas Towers in Malaysia, the Bird's Nest in Beijing, and the Burj Khalifa all participating.
In China, Shanghai's famous Bund will turn off its lights while in the central city of Wuhan, the Yangtze River bridge will be plunged into darkness.
In Japan, daily illuminations of the city's signature Tokyo Tower will be switched off, with visitors able to pedal bicycles to generate power to illuminate an egg-shaped art work.
In Japan's northeast local residents are set to light candles to both show support for the campaign and mourn victims of the 2011 quake-tsunami disaster, organisers said.
In Singapore, the affluent city-state's skyline will darken for one hour from 8:30pm (1230 GMT) as more than 100 buildings take part, while Hong Kong's famous skyline will also dim.
Earth Hour will also see famous landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower, the Brandenburg Gate, London's Buckingham Palace, the Empire State Building in New York and Niagara Falls take part. (AFP)
Reference
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Delhi switches off power on Earth Hour
NEW DELHI: The national capital observed Earth Hour by switching off lights at India Gate, Qutab Minar, Humayun's Tomb, the historic Red Fort, Central Park in Connaught Place and many other buildings at 8.30 p.m. Saturday.
Around 1,000 people gathered at Central Park inConnaught Place at an event organised by World Wide Fund for Nature (WWFN).
"This year's Earth Hour is not only about saving power but it is also about promoting renewable sources of energy," said Rituparna Gosh from WWFN.
Singer Rekha Bhardwaj performed at the venue.
Bollywood actors Ajay Devgun, Tom Alter, Shruti Hassan and pugilist Mary Kom are supporting the campaign.
"As the world celebrates Earth Hour by switching off lights across the globe for an hour, it reminds us of the scarcity of energy," said Arun Gupta, managing director of NTL Electronics, a leading lighting manufacturer.
Said to be the largest environmental campaign in history, Earth Hour was first observed in Sydney in 2007 to send a strong message calling for action on climate change and environmental conservation.
India observed its first Earth Hour in 2009 with people in 56 cities switching off lights.
The event has gone global with organisers claiming that more than 6,000 cities and towns across 150 countries switch off their lights for the hour this year
Reference
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/delhi/Delhi-switches-off-power-on-Earth-Hour/articleshow/19153774.cms
Around 1,000 people gathered at Central Park inConnaught Place at an event organised by World Wide Fund for Nature (WWFN).
"This year's Earth Hour is not only about saving power but it is also about promoting renewable sources of energy," said Rituparna Gosh from WWFN.
Singer Rekha Bhardwaj performed at the venue.
Bollywood actors Ajay Devgun, Tom Alter, Shruti Hassan and pugilist Mary Kom are supporting the campaign.
"As the world celebrates Earth Hour by switching off lights across the globe for an hour, it reminds us of the scarcity of energy," said Arun Gupta, managing director of NTL Electronics, a leading lighting manufacturer.
Said to be the largest environmental campaign in history, Earth Hour was first observed in Sydney in 2007 to send a strong message calling for action on climate change and environmental conservation.
India observed its first Earth Hour in 2009 with people in 56 cities switching off lights.
The event has gone global with organisers claiming that more than 6,000 cities and towns across 150 countries switch off their lights for the hour this year
Reference
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/delhi/Delhi-switches-off-power-on-Earth-Hour/articleshow/19153774.cms
Thursday, March 21, 2013
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Monday, March 18, 2013
Gas leak fire injures nine of a family
KOHAT: At least nine of a family including minors and women received serious burn injuries when a house caught fire due to gas leakage on Monday morning here in Dhoda village in the outskirts of the city.
Locals of the village informed two rooms of a house caught fire when his wife lit a match to prepare tea for her family.
Locals told that a large amount of gas had leaked the whole night and two rooms of the house caught fire all of a sudden resulting in injuring nine members of the family. The injured were shifted to Peshawar in critical conditions while one of them is said to have been shifted to Karachi.
The people of the area and the affected family has appealed the government to extend them financial help as the head of the family is poor and cannot afford heavy expenses of nine injured of his family.
It is to be mentioned here that incidents of gas leakage in the sister districts of Karak and Kohat have become a routine matter due to lack of awareness about proper use of gas inside houses. More than a dozen incidents of the same nature have caused deaths and injuries to the residents but still the authorities concerned seems to have turned a deaf ear to the situation and no steps could be seen to prevent more incidents of the same kind and rarely take notice of the complaint of gas leakage is made.
One killed, 4 minors injured, Asad Khan Jadoon adds from Abbottabad: An Afghan balloon seller was killed while filling balloons when his gas cylinder blew up in Jadoon Plaza on Mansehra Road.
Four children and a passerby were also injured in the incident. The injured children were identified as Shahmir s/o Sheraz of Jhangi syidann, Bazik ijaz s/o M Ijaz of officer colony Nasirullall and Muhammad Zaheer who were rushed to Ayub medical complex for medical treatment, while dead body of Habibullah was delivered to the persons with him he shared a residence..
Reference
http://www.thefrontierpost.com/article/212664/
Locals of the village informed two rooms of a house caught fire when his wife lit a match to prepare tea for her family.
Locals told that a large amount of gas had leaked the whole night and two rooms of the house caught fire all of a sudden resulting in injuring nine members of the family. The injured were shifted to Peshawar in critical conditions while one of them is said to have been shifted to Karachi.
The people of the area and the affected family has appealed the government to extend them financial help as the head of the family is poor and cannot afford heavy expenses of nine injured of his family.
It is to be mentioned here that incidents of gas leakage in the sister districts of Karak and Kohat have become a routine matter due to lack of awareness about proper use of gas inside houses. More than a dozen incidents of the same nature have caused deaths and injuries to the residents but still the authorities concerned seems to have turned a deaf ear to the situation and no steps could be seen to prevent more incidents of the same kind and rarely take notice of the complaint of gas leakage is made.
One killed, 4 minors injured, Asad Khan Jadoon adds from Abbottabad: An Afghan balloon seller was killed while filling balloons when his gas cylinder blew up in Jadoon Plaza on Mansehra Road.
Four children and a passerby were also injured in the incident. The injured children were identified as Shahmir s/o Sheraz of Jhangi syidann, Bazik ijaz s/o M Ijaz of officer colony Nasirullall and Muhammad Zaheer who were rushed to Ayub medical complex for medical treatment, while dead body of Habibullah was delivered to the persons with him he shared a residence..
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http://www.thefrontierpost.com/article/212664/
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Wednesday, March 6, 2013
MNA Kohat Pir Dilawar Shah Joined PPP
Member of National Assembly, Pir Dilawar Shah along with his brother Pir Adil Shah announced
to join Pakistan Peoples Party.
to join Pakistan Peoples Party.
The announcement was made in the presence of Chairperson Women Wing PPP, Faryal Talpur.
On this occasion, Faryal Talpur also announced the projects of gas supply and and energy crisis management for Kohat.
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JOURNALIST ZULFIQAR SHAH
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