Not exactly the sort of thing that makes gearheads rejoice.
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Serious gearheads may find The Farthest a little light and effusive.
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Lucas Oil is marketed to car aficionados, gearheads, and truckers with aging rigs.
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A new survey of drivers across the U.S., out today from automotive site Gearheads.
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Does anyone outside of the most fervent gearheads care that much about their cars?
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They're not just for the wealthy gearheads who want to talk about their cars.
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It's well-loved by gearheads and travelers alike, and it's one of Patagonia's core offerings.
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Possibly the Dagger's most important component for gearheads, its motor, comes from a Kawasaki H2 supercharged sportbike.
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While wandering around Bream's shop, I met some of the gearheads who work for him, like Spencer Larue.
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Years later, she gathers a team to find the "gang of gearheads" that attacked her and seeks revenge.
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"There's a whole bunch of gearheads out there, and there always have been, and they're smart," Mr. Nighswander said.
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He hangs out with celebrity gearheads Michael Strahan and Josh Duhamel as they surprise a very special little kid.
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You might be thinking there is a theme developing here—gearheads, interested in vehicles both on Earth and in space.
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Specifically, it's a job suited for gearheads and mixing whizzes know how to take music and make it sound even better.
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For gearheads, there's now a one-of-a-kind Final Fantasy XV-themed Audi R8 that costs nearly half a million dollars.
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It's not rare in the electronic music world for gearheads to get on their "analog high horse" comments, but Chelsea didn't care.
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Maybe it's badly worded enthusiasm, and appealing to a presumed audience of gearheads, but it slows driving games down, makes them stuffy, turgid.
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Fortunately, the machine died just a mile from home (For gearheads: shredded chaincase chain, stripped gear and a bend in the main shaft).
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As the world races toward a driverless future of robo-cars, you'll hear more and more complaints from gearheads who insist that they love driving.
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The official description of Reprisal calls the Brawlers a "gang of gearheads," which we can tell by their love of hot rods and retro mechanics' shirts.
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Sorry gearheads ... Cristiano Ronaldo is NOT the mystery man who snatched up the most expensive car in the world -- a $19 million Bugatti supercar, TMZ Sports has learned.
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Wakanda, the fictional African nation at the heart of Marvel Studios' Black Panther, is a dazzling, technological utopia chock-full of science fiction gadgets and gizmos to make gearheads go gaga.
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After spending billions on eco-friendly, all-electric cars that resulted in lackluster sales, automakers are shifting their target market from earthy environmentalists to gearheads and thrill seekers looking for speed.
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The low-slung four-door arrives in two versions—the base model Turbo and specced up Turbo S—with the kind of stats that should make even petrol-chugging gearheads drool.
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The 30-second ad, which the company released Sunday morning, teases the quiet power of the all-electric truck for gearheads accustomed to the loud, brash roar of a traditional gas-powered engine.
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The Bronco is a so-called restomod, a fast-growing category of autos built not just for gearheads who like to get under the hood but for families that simply like the look of old cars.
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The big picture: "After spending billions on eco-friendly, all-electric cars that resulted in lackluster sales, automakers are shifting their target market from earthy environmentalists to gearheads and thrill seekers looking for speed," per CNBC.
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This is the time of year where gearheads get excited about new phones, tablets, wearables, all the stuff they might be buying soon, either because it's time for an upgrade or because the holiday season is coming.
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Hardened gearheads will appreciate the technical challenges overcome in the design by Jean-Marc Wiederrecht, a founder of Agenhor, the award-winning Geneva-based watchmaking studio, and an acknowledged mad scientist in the field of haute horology.
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The big picture: Gearheads will rave about its performance — the power of the 444-hp, 2.9-liter twin-turbo V6 engine, the sprint from 0 to 60 mph in 1003 seconds, and the precision handling on tight turns.
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The O.C. Star will join T-Pain, Oliver Trevena, and race car driver Brian Vickers as they pit vintage cars and new models against each other to see which ones will really give gearheads the best road experience.
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His use of the guitar as both a weapon and a hook machine has been the blueprint the past three decades of alternative rock, and his violent use of effects pedals is the stuff of countless gearheads' wet dreams.
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For the gearheads amongst you, most of the synth basses on the album were done on a Memory Moog, many of the leads with an SH-3, and we dubbed many of the drums with a Linn LM-1.
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A small crowd of gearheads and technophiles squeezed into the Toronto location of Moog Audio last week to hear Canadian minimal techno icon Richie Hawtin talk about the new Model 1 DJ mixer, which he developed with renowned British designer Andy Rigby-Jones.
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The truck is aimed at four types of buyers, he said - the wealthy, who want to stand out from the crowd; business owners, who want more than a traditional commercial vehicle; drivers who want a single car for all situations; and "gearheads", who just like the mechanics.
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The diehard gearheads (mostly male) were enthralled by the full-size touring rigs and explanatory videos from Van Halen, Morello, Page, and Keith Richards, but I couldn't help wondering why we weren't given a look at how Bonnie Raitt or Tina Weymouth laid out their equipment.
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On the road, it all works really well: From behind the steering wheel, the A8 feels agile and nimble despite its size; the steering is slightly overboosted, and while gearheads might object to the relative lack of road feel, I suspect that some may even see it as a bonus.
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But when I look back at the movies of 2015 in search of popular art that reflects the realities and nourishes the dreams of the world I inhabit, I find myself thinking of "Furious 7," with its multihued family of noble gearheads; of the "Hunger Games" heroine Katniss Everdeen and her epigones, Rey from "The Force Awakens" and Furiosa from "Fury Road"; of Finn (also from "The Force Awakens") and Adonis Johnson, also known as Creed.
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Somerville's robotics team is Team 102, The Gearheads. Team102 participates in the New Jersey and Connecticut FIRST Regionals.About Us, FRC Team 102 Gearheads. Accessed November 29, 2015.
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The company developed and patented its own ironless winding system. Its motors are available as either brushless, or brushed with graphite brushes or precious metal brushes. A section of its brushless DC motor program is available as flat (pancake) build for use in restricted space envelopes. The types of gearheads available are spur gearheads and planetary gearheads made of plastic, ceramic (zirconium dioxide and aluminium oxide) or stainless steel.
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A little sparse on words, but skating gearheads will dig it and there's plenty cool to look at.
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A strategy video game, Gearheads is played by releasing toys on an arena floor. The goal is to get them to the other side, and prevent the opponent's toys from reaching the player's side.Manual, p. 5. In single-player mode, the player always plays on the right-hand side.
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Frank Lantz and Eric Zimmerman at R/GA Interactive designed Gearheads;Manual, p. 63. it was produced in co-operation with Philips Media. Susan Brand Studios handled art and animation. Other companies involved in the development included R/GA Interactive's parent company R/GA Digital Studios, XXCAL, and Elias Associates.
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Its purpose was to extend R/GA's scope to include original interactive content, such as video games. R/GA Interactive co-developed the 1996 video game Gearheads (with Philips Media), which was co-designed by Eric Zimmerman and Frank Lantz (who were working at R/GA Interactive at the time).
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In the search for market opportunities and adequate products with unique attributes, he quickly recognized the potential of low-backlash planetary gearheads. The world's first planetary gearhead (the SP series) was unveiled at the Hanover Fair in 1983. The SP turned out to be so successful that alpha getriebebau was set up soon afterwards as an independent Wittenstein subsidiary.
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Gearheads that enables players to change the specifications of each toy. The Cutting Room Floor (TCRF) is a website dedicated to researching and documenting hidden content in video games, including debugging material. In December 2013, Edge described the website as "the biggest and most organised" of its kind, and by that time it had 3712 articles.
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The FBI is also active in the ISD community; many members from the team mentor ISD middle school and elementary school FIRST Lego League teams and host an annual FIRST Lego League tournament at George Caleb Bingham Middle School. Van Horn also had a separate robotics team, Team 1981 - The Gearheads, before being taken over by Independence School District and combining teams.
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Gearheads received mixed reviews. Reviewers praised the game's addictiveness, visuals, and entertainment value, but were conflicted over the sound and music. PC Zone lauded the game's addictiveness, saying it features the planning aspects of Tetris and plenty of options, including "bizarre" powerups. Another reviewer who found the game addictive wrote in Computer Gaming World that this was due to its "eclectic cast of characters".
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Michael Bertrand of Gamer's Zone also agreed the game was addictive. Steve Wartofsky of Computer Games Strategy Plus said that Gearheads is just what it claims to be: "a furious war of wind-up toys". Computer Gaming World agreed with this view of its entertainment value, describing the game as "hilarious and addictive". PC Teams reviewers called the game "great fun", and liked the gameplay's facility.
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Brad Stone (born 1971) is an American journalist and New York Times best selling author. Stone is the author of the books The Everything Store: Jeff Bezos and the Age of Amazon (2013) and Gearheads: the Turbulent Rise of Robotic Sports (2003). Stone's third book, The Upstarts: How Uber, Airbnb, and the Killer Companies of the New Silicon Valley are Changing the World, was published in 2017.
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Joysticks reviewers believed that Gearheadss concept was attractive to beginners. Criticisms included those of Mike McGrath of Coming Soon Magazine who commented that the game is "far too mindless", describing the sound and music as "annoying". Michael Bertrand of Gamer's Zone also criticised the sound and music as "repetitive", and disliked that the game only has four arenas. PC Gamers Dean Evans believed that Gearheads has a "childish" nature and is "dull and overpriced".
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Similar views were held by Victor Lucas of The Electric Playground, who described the game as "sweet as honey" and praised the toys' animations. Other compliments included Lucas's approval of the music as "perfectly suited" to the action, and the sound as "truly wonderful". He said he was "immensely" impressed by the game. Garrett Rowe of The Irish Times described Gearheads as "unusual and original"; he also felt the game was "refreshingly different" from cloned games.
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Gearheads is a strategy video game developed by R/GA Interactive and Philips Media, and published by Philips Media for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS in June 1996. The player deploys wind-up toys to get them across an arena while attempting to prevent toys from crossing from the other side. Players can play against the computer or another player. Single, customisable games can be played, or the player can play a series of games with set rules and a limited number of lives in a tournament.
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The band has sold nearly 30 million albums worldwide, and has fans affectionately known as "gearheads"Band bio at www.btorocks.com. (derived from the band's gear-shaped logo). Many of their songs, including "Let It Ride", "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet", "Takin' Care of Business", "Hey You", and "Roll on Down the Highway", still receive play on classic-rock stations. The original lineup consisted of Randy Bachman (lead guitar, lead vocals), Fred Turner (bass guitar, lead vocals), Tim Bachman (guitar, vocals) and Robbie Bachman (drums).
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On September 3, 2007 Michael rode Die Moto at the Bonneville Salt Flats, breaking the world land speed record using 100% biodiesel. Die Moto is the world’s first biodiesel land speed motorcycle. It was built in 2006 by Sturtz and The Diesel Dozen, a team of artists, builders, engineers and gearheads who shared the common goal of constructing a biodiesel bike that could beat the existing diesel motorcycle world land speed record of 105 mph. Die Moto combines a BWM chassis with a car engine and a hand-tooled retro fairing.
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Blendo first competed in the second Robot Wars competition in San Francisco (1995). After two fights (against robots Namreko and DoMore) it was deemed too hazardous to compete by the event supervisors and the insurance company after throwing pieces of its opponents over the arena walls. It was given co-champion status in exchange for withdrawing from the competition.'Gearheads' by Brad Stone, It returned in the fourth Robot Wars in 1997 after the height of the arena walls had been increased to prevent debris from reaching the audience.
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Wittenstein SE (stylized as WITTENSTEIN) is a German manufacturer of planetary gearheads, gearing technology, complete electromechanical drive systems and AC servo systems and motors. These products are used, for example, in robotic systems, machine tools, packaging, conveyor systems and process technology, defence equipment, Formula One racing, paper and printing presses, nano technology, stage and lifting technology, the aerospace sector and offshore gas and oil extraction. The company's global headquarters is in Igersheim, Germany with North American Headquarters in Bartlett, Illinois.Locations of WITTENSTEIN - Website of WITTENSTEIN SE – Retrieved on April 7th 2017.
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In 2003, Simon & Schuster published his first book, Gearheads: The Turbulent Rise of Robotic Sports, about the combat robot culture. On August 5, 2007, Stone published a story in The New York Times exposing Forbes editor Daniel Lyons as "Fake Steve Jobs", the author of The Secret Diary of Steve Jobs. On June 28, 2012, Stone wrote in Business Week about his interactions with Frenchman Alexandre Despallieres, an alleged conman with suspected ties to the death of music executive Peter Ikin. In October 2013, Little, Brown & Co. published Stone's book The Everything Store about the rise of Amazon.com.
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