Optimising ball speed by varying the torsional spring parameters found that elbow hyperextension increased ball release speed. Perturbing the elbow torsional spring stiffness indicated that the increase in ball release speed was governed by the magnitude of peak elbow hyperextension and the amount that the elbow recoils back towards a straight arm after reaching peak elbow hyperextension. This finding provides a clear understanding that a bowler who hyperextends at the elbow and recoils optimally will have an increase in ball speed compared to a similar bowler who cannot hyperextend.

(Ever notice in Hartford how many people going to an event will wait 15 minutes to get into a parking garage that’s three minutes closer than other options without a wait?) The sprawl of lots and garages facilitates this mentality. Vibrant cities don’t just facilitate walking and biking they force the issue. This would require dramatic changes improving shuttle service around the city, reconnecting with a bike sharing program and making it more difficult to move around the city center in a car by restricting travel and parking options.

Trump’s legal team is preparing to argue that a large part of the report should be protected by executive privilege, the custom that says conversations between a President and his advisers should be private.”Executive privilege is a term that we all should get familiar with because we are going to hear it a lot in 2019, I think more than any year since 1974, when Richard Nixon was up on the ropes and invoked executive privilege, unsuccessfully,” said Elie Honig, a former federal prosecutor who’s a CNN analyst.The Nixon precedent could be a troubling one for the current President. The 37th president claimed executive privilege to try to avoid turning over White House tapes and other subpoenaed materials. But the Supreme Court ruled that executive privilege was limited to communications linked to military and diplomatic issues and did not provide a shield for the president against the demands of due process and the fair administration of justice.Case law on executive privilege is limited, and many constitutional experts expect that any such claims made by the Trump administration would precipitate an epochal Supreme Court case.CNN also reported on Thursday that Mueller was focusing on conflicting public statements by Trump and his team that could be seen as an effort to influence witnesses and obstruct justice.Mueller’s appointment came about only because of an uproar over the firing of former FBI Director James Comey, which soon became the centerpiece of the investigation into whether Trump had obstructed justice.