6 Sep 2008 at 7:42am Now that that this year's Oscars are history, imagine if you will, an awards ceremony honoring not the best of the best but the worst of the worst, not just spinoffs like the "Razzies" (the Golden Razberries) for movies. Who should we single out as ...
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4 Sep 2008 at 7:54pm Automakers and dealers are anxious to sell 2008 models and make way for the 2009s. With car and truck sales down and the end of summer fast approaching, we have seen a wide range of sensational incentives advertised, from traditional rebates to buy ...
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4 Sep 2008 at 7:54pm Christopher Cooper reports from Duryea, Pa., on the presidential race. The Obama campaign talks a lot about new ideas and expanding the political map, but in the swing state of Pennsylvania, which the campaign has focused on almost exclusively since ...
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4 Sep 2008 at 4:55pm HOUSTON - A coalition of East Coast environmental and anti-nuclear groups filed a petition with U.S. regulators on Thursday to suspend all pending relicensing efforts by nuclear reactors in the United States. A coalition called Stop the Relicensing ...
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29 Aug 2008 at 7:54pm Forced to rent a car this week after the head gasket on my Subaru went South following a botched radiator flush and fill (i?m withholding the name of the chain until they decide if they are going to pay me $2,000 to fix my car) i ended up with a ...
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28 Aug 2008 at 7:55pm The CityCAT, already being developed in India (bottom left), will be available for U.S. production in three different four-door styles. But it's the radical dual-energy engine, with a possible 1000-mile range at 96 mph, that could move the Air Car ...
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27 Aug 2008 at 3:17pm Published in the September 2005 issue. This technology was developed during World War II to provide emergency sprint power for turbosupercharged fighter planes. At altitude, there is less air for cooling engines. The turbos, however, cram air into ...
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