but i'm not a fan christos tells us the models name was inspired by germany's most anticipated event of one nine hundred thirty six there were lynn olympics and opal use the games to advertise the car to olympia's accompany the olympic flame on its three thousand kilometer long journey from ancient olympia and greece to berlin he says back then opals ad men were just as innovative as their engineers. another ad praises the olympians interior and says the quarter windows in front and back provide a breath of fresh air thanks to opals patented draft prevent elation system the spacious interior is said to allow complete freedom of movement making the strains of driving a thing of the past. priestesses the opal olympia really holds the road and can't be beat when it comes to safety gear here but then the monocoque body gives the olympia a much lower center of gravity then its predecessor a whole fifteen centimeters lower in combination with the independent wheel suspension at the front and opals padded synchronized suspension it makes for agree . road holding but to begin with opel drive

that's why it's august christo says the v.w. still co-pay was one of a kind and a trailblazer by the one nine hundred fifty s. it has become highly fashionable to customize mass produced cars like the v.w. beetle especially in the us the new bug trend was one example mass produced bigos offered plenty of options for customization and to realize one's automotive dreams the still coupe a made that abundantly clear so christophe thinks it's a milestone in automobile history. soon volkswagen acknowledged the appeal of combining exquisite car bodies and robust automobile technology in one nine hundred fifty five past carmen with constructing the elegant carmen nia based on the v.w. beetle for which the stately stall who paid had essentially paved the way. and next time i'm driving porsches new seventeen thousand came we tested on and off the racetrack. and a new self charging hybrid the lexus emic spring hundred h. . blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah but. the the. law. the the. law the law. the blah blah bla

christo says the engine is a pretty unspectacular cast iron model with a one point one leaders of kubica pasadena and twenty three horsepower and it powered vehicle since one thousand thirty one what's innovative was the cars monaco construction in which the body shell and the under carry germ melted to create a single unit of this construction method saved weights making the car faster and more fuel efficient it also reduced production costs while heightening safety because along the way opals engineers had invented the crumple zone. the crumple zone was a byproduct of the car's uni body construction though it was only patented at the end of the one nine hundred fifty s. by mercedes engineer bell about painting still that oversight didn't hurt the cadet a little opal found over thirty thousand buyers in its first year alone. thanks i must take crystal says it's progressive technology soon made the kid at the best selling car in its class in germany with a market share of fifty nine percent ferdinand porsche even used it as a comparison while developing the v.w. beetle germany's first tr

christo says the opel olympia really was the car of its time as the first mass production car to have a mana cons body and pointed the way towards the future because starting in the one nine hundred fifty s. university construction became the standard in a modern not all making some christo feels the opal olympia definitely was a milestone in automotive history but technologically progressive and rock solid olympia certainly lived up to the ad slogan the company began using in the one nine hundred thirty s. before the reliable production research and after world war two and opel continued to produce this best selling model until one thousand nine hundred fifty three. and coming up on drive a sporty c.-a. are limited edition. and news that innovations at detroit said north american international auto show. thank you feel. much. come on. climate change comes the sting of the environmental benefits. biodiversity species conservation exploitation ecology money human rights the odd displacement of children global economy to a local actually global three thousand and thirty minutes on w. .

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cost of doing that at the end of the day with german beer we were talking about other ways maybe you christo are in from ation and the inspiration initially was to think of a way that would be less expensive. and between ourselves the joke was that we realized that you could use d.n.a. itself as a story to medium as well as the source of the information we wanted to store. it's an amazing idea to engineer d.n.a. to store data. first goldman and his team had to develop a code to translate the ones a north of digital data into a ts and g.'s the four letters that correspond to the basic elements of d.n.a. . and they had to break them up into manageable chunks of d.n.a. . a machine a d.n.a. synthesis machine then actually build them. before items were translated and transferred into artificially created strands of d.n.a. a biological hard drive. is very very small so you can store a lot of information in a tiny volume of space another interesting advantage is there will always be a reader for d.n.a. the machine to read it the specific machine to read it will change we invent new machines every f

that is often more christo says the are for stuck with tried and tested drive technology the same four cylinder engine that drove the four c.v. and the doe feen hack but for the r. four it was mounted in front instead of the rear and to avoid major redesigns the transmission was located here in front of the engine of it again for a reputation as long lasting and very durable ubik and interesting detail is that the models up to the one nine hundred seventy five if the battery ran low the driver could manually start the car using the crank from the jack. goes in here a relic of days long past hats or to my fans. the engine capacity group you have proved from seven hundred forty seven cubic centimeters and twenty three horsepower to one point one leaders and a proud thirty four horsepower this are for post twenty six and a half horsepower and speeds up to one hundred ten kilometers per hour. maybe i'll do her stuff sums up the r. for it is all. the car anyone really needs either though it has its quirks if it starts raining while the air vents are open for instance the occupants might get

christo says the opel olympia really was the car of its time as the first mass production car to have a mana cons body and pointed the way towards the future because starting in the one nine hundred fifty s. university construction became the standard in modern not all making some crystal feels the opel olympia definitely was a milestone in automotive history but technologically progressive and rock solid olympia certainly lived up to the ad slogan the company began using in the one nine hundred thirty s. ople the reliable production research into after world war two and opel continued to produce this best silly model until one thousand nine hundred fifty three. and coming up on drive a sporty c.-a. are limited edition. and news and innovations at detroit said north american international auto show. the be. a smaller. culture. a hair. superfood. style icon. lifestyle of a. good. thirty minutes. to find. freedom of expression. of value the old ways has to be defended and new. all over the world because. of freedom freedom of art. a multimedia project about artists and their rights to e

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book on the trump presidency joining us from new hampshire, president trumps first campaign manager christo chief strategist for america first action. corey, what you think of the book and how accurate is it? >> well happy new year. this is a book of fiction. not only is it not accurate, so many misrepresentations it's not be taken seriously. look at the critics of the author, clearly not people who have been friendly or supportive of this president or the administration, they called into question the simple fact that this is inaccurate. mr. rove claimed at the beginning looks like they have taken liberties to put things in the book that may not have happened. but he lets the leade reader de. >> chris: here is what i certain of the book where michael wolf describes your relationship with the president's two sons, don junior and eric and also jared kushner. it says you regarded both predators in the brother-in-law with rolling on the floor content. not only were don junior and eric stupid, and jerry, but nobody knew what about politics. the fact is, you do not think much of don junior who he

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