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  The Crazy Engineering That Made Volkswagen's V5 Engine Work

  Road & Track - Bob Sorokanich

  A narrow-angle five-cylinder engine sounds like it would tear itself apart with imbalance. Here's how VW made it work. For a piston engine to run smoothly, it has to be balanced. That's why most engines have an even number of cylinders, either arranged straight in a line or split down the middle, …

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  VIDEO: BMW M2 vs Porsche 718 Cayman S

  bmwblog.com - Nico DeMattia

  Do you remember Rocky IV, where the titular champ has to face off against Drago, the Russian. As far as campy ’80s boxing movies go, it’s great. …

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  Jul 18, 2016
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  The Neuroscience of Why Running Clears the Mind

  Inc Magazine - Jessica Stillman

  Fans of running claim it is great for the mind as well as the body. Recent research agrees. Sure, running is a good way to stay fit and healthy, but many fans of the activity claim to be hooked not just because of its physical effects, but also because of it's mental ones. Some say it builds …

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  Viva vagus: Wandering nerve could lead to range of therapies

  sciencenews.org - alley

  With outposts in nearly every organ and a direct line into the brain stem, the vagus nerve is the nervous system’s superhighway. About 80 percent of …

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  Road & Track

  Feb 17, 2016