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HHDL talks about the power of affection and inner values, the path to a happy life, in this clip from our archives recorded in Vancouver, Canada on September 9, 2006.
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Nice to see aero.chat being used during fit sessions - making aero feedback accessible to anyone anywhere with a single camera. #aeroforall #aeroanywhere
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We humans can destroy the earth, but we can also protect it. We must educate ourselves to understand how our life-style today has to change. We need to use natural resources differently. On World Environment Day we have to think seriously about the situation we find ourselves in.
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His Holiness the Dalai Lama speaks on the need to cultivate love and compassion, essential for modern society’s well-being, In this short clip from our archives recorded in Dharamsala, HP, India on February 22, 2008.
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Looking great across NE to get out and race a whole spectrum of events! Sat/Sun is ECCC's Catamount Cycling Classic (USAC racers encouraged!) Gravel? Muddy Onion Classic. MTB? Secret Squirrel. Crit fans? Wells Ave and Scarborough. NEBRA calendar: buff.ly/49aBenk
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Our world is deeply interdependent. In the past, we were concerned only with people in our own locality. Nowadays, challenges like the climate crisis and global heating affect us all. They mean that we must take the whole of humanity and the entire planet into account. #EarthDay
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HHDL talks about how our individual happiness and success is dependent on the rest of the community in this clip from the archive recorded at Delhi University on October 9, 2010.
A few days to go until the Brumble Kermesse and the weather looks about as good as one could hope for a road race at the end of March.
See you there??? We hope so!!
bikereg.com/brumble-kermesse…
Let’s go road racing! First road race of the @nebranews season on 3/31. And close to the whole @crca contingent… the makings of a great event! Watch Gent Wevelgem this weekend, get motivated, and smash that reg button!!!
bikereg.com/brumble-kermesse…
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Here are some details about the science aero.chat is built for: aero.chat/analysis
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Check out Robby’s latest, brilliant invention!
I’ve been improving aerodynamics for 15 yrs. In pro cycling I helped athletes win Worlds and the TDF & created an onboard aerodynamic measurement device. I helped Kipchoge run a sub 2hr marathon Meet my latest invention: AeroChat. AI for aerodynamics aero.chat
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HHDL speaks on the importance of thinking of the oneness of humanity, how we are the same as human beings, as a way to cultivate warmheartedness towards others in this clip from the archives recorded in Bylakuppe, Karnataka, India on December 25, 2013.
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HHDL speaks of his hope and dream of a happy human family through a sense of the oneness of humanity in this clip from the archive recorded at his residence in Dharamsala, HP, India on August 23, 2013.
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His Holiness’ Message for the New Year - 2024
On the occasion of the New Year, I would like to thank everyone who has sent me good wishes, and I offer my greetings to you all, brothers and sisters across the world.
Despite the many challenges that we are facing today, I feel optimistic that with a growing appreciation of how interconnected we all are in the oneness of humanity, we can all work to lead more meaningful lives and create a better world.
As human beings we share a common wish to be happy and free from pain. We are social animals who depend on others to survive. Therefore, as I often say, we should work for the benefit of others. If we cannot help them, we should at least make sure we do no harm. I have found that helping others is the best way of ensuring happiness and calm for ourselves.
I also firmly believe that we can find peace in the world only when we find peace within. Every human being has the potential to cultivate inner peace, and by so doing to contribute to the peace of our global community.
We must try to cultivate compassion and inner peace, regardless of our nationality or religion, we can contribute to the well-being and happiness of all mankind. If the last century was the century of violence, it is our responsibility to make this century the century of dialogue.
Once again, I extend warm greetings to you all. I hope that you all enjoy an auspicious beginning to the new year, 2024.
With prayers and good wishes,
Dalai Lama
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Great team story behind this one! Tubies still win races ;)
US Cyclocross Nationals: Gunsalus takes women's under-23 title trib.al/rVQ9sHH
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Hope allows us to envision a better future, and it brings with it a positive energy, which is crucial for our motivation. With hope we can have the courage to care and the courage to act. In any case, giving up is not an option we have with respect to the climate crisis. #COP28
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If you can at least be warm-hearted you’ll reap great benefits. You’ll have friends; your children will grow up to be kind people, which is the proper way to build a happier society and a happy life.
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Physics professor Walter Lewis demonstrating gyroscope precession. A gyroscope is a device used for maintaining or measuring angular velocity and orientation. Precession is a change in the orientation of the rotational axis of a rotating body.
The gyroscope effect was discovered in 1817 by Johann Bohnenberger; the gyroscope was invented, and the effect named after it, in 1852 by Léon Foucault for an experiment involving the rotation of the Earth. Foucault's experiment to see the Earth's rotation was unsuccessful due to friction, which effectively limited each trial to 8 to 10 minutes, too short a time to observe significant movement.
In the 1860s, however, electric motors made the concept feasible, leading to the first prototype gyrocompasses; the first functional marine gyrocompass was developed between 1905 and 1908 by German inventor Hermann Anschütz-Kaempfe.















