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Vettel Triumphs In Monaco GP

Posted: 01 Jun 2011 04:08 AM PDT

Last Sunday's F1 GP was probably one of the most memorable races of the last decade. It had everything that you can imagine; from crashes, drive-through penalties, to safety cars and overtaking maneuvers, something very rare in this old street circuit where there is little to no room of getting in front of someone.

It was the sixth race of the season and the fifth victory for the current world champion, Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel, who managed to increase his lead in the championship to a very relaxing 58 points.

20 laps before the end of the race Vettel was having a hard time keeping Alonso in the back, while Jenson Button was rapidly approaching the leading drivers. We were all expecting for a heavy battle between these three drivers, but the plans got mixed up when Adrian Sutil in his Force India car hit a barrier. Alguersuari crashed into Hamilton and Petrov, trying to avoid all the dangerous in front of him and put his car into the wall.

While there were only a few laps remaining, the safety car once again came out, exactly what Vettel needed as his rubbers were in a critical condition. Thanks to the safety car stop, the German had the opportunity to restart the race on brand new tires and he managed to complete the remaining 10 minutes of the race on the first position, achieving his 14th overall win in F1.

Here are the complete results of the 2011 Monaco GP:

1. Vettel Red Bull 2h09:38.373
2. Alonso Ferrari + 1.138
3. Button McLaren + 2.378
4. Webber Red Bull + 23.100
5. Kobayashi Sauber + 26.900
6. Hamilton McLaren + 27.200
7. Sutil Force India + 1 lap
8. Heidfeld Renault + 1 lap
9. Barrichello Williams + 1 lap
10. Buemi Toro Rosso + 1 lap
11. Rosberg Mercedes + 1 lap
12. Di Resta Force India + 2 laps
13. Trulli Lotus + 2 laps
14. Kovalainen Lotus + 2 laps
15. D'Ambrosio Virgin + 2 laps
16. Liuzzi HRT + 3 laps
17. Karthikeyan HRT + 3 laps
18. Maldonado Williams + 5 laps

Here are the drivers standings after six races so far in the 2011 F1 season:

Pos Driver Team Points
1 Sebastian Vettel Red Bull 143
2 Lewis Hamilton McLaren 85
3 Mark Webber Red Bull 79
4 Jenson Button McLaren 76
5 Fernando Alonso Ferrari 69
6 Nick Heidfeld Lotus Renault GP 29
7 Nico Rosberg Mercedes GP 26
8 Felipe Massa Ferrari 24
9 Vitaly Petrov Lotus Renault GP 21
10 Kamui Kobhayashi Sauber F1 19
11 Michael Schumacher Mercedes GP 14
12 Adrian Sutil Force India 8
13 Sebastian Buemi Scuderia Toro Rosso 7
14 Rubens Barrichello Williams F1 2
15 Sergio Perez Sauber F1 2
16 Paul Di Resta Force India 0
17 Jaime Alguersuari Toro Rooso 0
18 Jarno Trulli Virgin Racing 0
19 Heikki Kovalainen Team Lotus 0
20 Jérôme D’Ambrosio Virgin Racing 0
21 Pastor Maldonado Williams F1 0
22 Timi Glock Virgin 0
23 Vitantonio Liuzzi HRT 0
24 Narain Karthikeyan HRT 0

 

And here’s how things look so far in the constructors’ standings:

Pos Team Points
1 Red Bull Racing 222
2 McLaren 161
3 Ferrari 93
4 Lotus-Renault GP 50
5 Mercedes GP Petronas F1 Team 40
6 Sauber F1 Team 21
7 Force India F1 Team 10
8 Scuderia Toro Rosso 7
9 Williams 2
10 Team Lotus 0
11 Marussia Virgin Racing 0
12 Hispania Racing F1 Team 0

Source: guardian.co.uk

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Vettel Triumphs In Monaco GP

[Study] Women are Seven Times less Stressed than Men in Traffic Jams

Posted: 31 May 2011 07:00 AM PDT

A new study made by the satellite navigation company TomTom has revealed that women's stress level is seven times lower than men's when they are stuck in traffic. The research tested stress level on volunteers, by analyzing chemicals in their saliva while being caught up in a traffic jam.

Therefore, the British psychologists have discovered that women's stress level increased by 8.7%, while men's – 60% in the same traffic situation. Consequently, many heart and breathing diseases can appear on men. Surprisingly, many of the volunteers participating to the experiment did not feel like being stressed, even if the chemical results have showed otherwise: after 20 minutes in heavy traffic, 67% of the women and 50% of men said they had no idea they were experiencing stress.

In addition to those statistic results, the study has revealed that 48% of adults go to work every day by their own car, which means they are daily exposed to traffic jams and implicitly to health problems. All those aspects make driving more risky and potentially dangerous.

The psychological explanation of this difference between men and women is due to men's normal attitude and reaction in case of a difficult situation: they either confront it or walk away from it. In this case, they cannot do either of those. On the other hand, women find different ways of relaxing the atmosphere and releasing the pressure, for example, by turning on the radio (apparently, 77% of British drivers caught up in traffic listen to music, while 23% sing for themselves, 16% make phone calls, 20% – eat or drink, 3% – put on make-up or shave).

So, how do you release your stress while being stuck in heavy traffic?

[Source: Carscoop, Photo]

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[Study] Women are Seven Times less Stressed than Men in Traffic Jams

General Electric EV Solar Carport

Posted: 31 May 2011 06:47 AM PDT

General Electric EV (Electric Vehicle) Solar Carport is an innovative concept for charging EV, launched in Plainville, Connecticut, this month. It is a green solar charging technology, using a carport that incorporates solar panels on its roof with electric vehicle charging stations under its cover. The entire project was possible through the partnership between GE Energy Industrial Solutions and Inovateus Solar, the latter being the one who has installed the solar carport.

Apparently, the solar panels are able to produce enough electricity each year to power the equivalent of 20 homes. In this case, the technology will be able to support the electricity needed to power the carports' overhead lighting and six Level 2 GE Charging Stations. Using those two, the technology can juice up about 13 EVs per day.

"The average freestanding home uses approximately 7,000 to 10,000 kW hours per year. With greater than a 25-year lifespan, the EV Solar Carport will annually deliver 125 MW hours via 100 kW DC power"

GE has declared.

In addition to all that, the carport is connected to the grid, which enables them both to feed any excess generated power into the grid, as well as to draw power from the grid in case the situation requires such an action.

Do you think those carports should be extended to the whole US?

[Source: News.Cnet]

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General Electric EV Solar Carport

Supermodel Jessica Stam is the Mercedes-Benz Concept A-Class image

Posted: 31 May 2011 06:26 AM PDT

This beautiful 25 years old canadian is one of the top 15 best payed supermodels in the world. Some of her latest gigs include a Vogue cover in Octomber 2011 and a Victoria’s Secret contract which stars her on every Parisian catwalk.

Terry Richardson was the photographer for this Mercedes-Benz shoot meant to promote the company’s Fashion Week. He is known for his fashion works that tend to exploit the sexual side of his models, not rarely Richardson being acused of focusing on the sexual graphics of the pictures instead of highlighting the intended product.

On a closer look at Jessica Stam’s apparel for this photo shoot, the Class-A concept endorses the presence of at least one beatiful woman near the car, even though she may or may not be the driver.

Click here to view the embedded video.

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Supermodel Jessica Stam is the Mercedes-Benz Concept A-Class image

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