May 20th, 2012 |
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Economical
Austin, Texas
The Dart is back, and although its face looks very much like a Dodge, this sporty and economical compact sedan has an Italian accent.
Its ancestry is clear as the first American offspring of the Fiat-Chrysler marriage. Behind that trademark Dodge crosshair grille is a comfortable and nimble Alfa Romeo Giulietta.
The nasal exhaust note of one of the Darts I drove through Texas Hill Country sounded like something that might have run on the rooftop test track at Fiats old Lingotto factory in Turin. Its no Ferrari, but its optional 1.4-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder engine and standard six-speed manual transmission are the same as in the Fiat 500 Abarth performance...
May 19th, 2012 |
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Gift Buying
A new book, entitled Cheap Gold and Silver, released by IFind Entertainment would make a unique Mothers Day gift for that bargain hunting, money saving mom in everyones life. Thrifty moms love money saving ideas, and this book is filled with not only lessons on saving money, but also in buying gold, silver and other precious metal items, be it jewelry, items for the home or whatever her heart desires. Additionally, three indispensable tips are provided to be shared with mom during her special Mothers Day festivities.
Willow, AK (PRWEB) May 01, 2012
IFind Entertainments new book, Cheap Gold and Silver, makes a unique Mothers Day gift for the bargain hunting mom. She probably...
May 18th, 2012 |
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Gift Buying
So in a nutshell of nutshells in the Florida shooting, according to the interpretation of that state?s law by shooter Zimmerman, his relatives, attorney, and criminal defense lawyer, this killing is justified on the basis of who was willing to kill first and claim self-defense after the fact.
The killer arrives at his ground to stand and kills after stalking the killed individual who dies on the same ground he rather freely travelled to ? his mistake being that he should have killed first.
In this bit of cultural extermination into what constitutes public safety, justice goes to the one that is inclined to shoot first and claim self defense later and just deserts goes to the dead.
To...
May 18th, 2012 |
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Artistry
Word has slipped out that Bob Dylan’s 1975 classic album “Blood on the Tracks,” is going to be made into a movie. The album has long had a special place among Dylan enthusiasts. Its 10 songs lifted the veil on the disintegration of Dylan’s first marriage and has been hailed as a high point in his 50-year career, both for the sheer artistry of the music and the very rare confessional tone of the poignant lyrics.
But you can expect some Dylan purists to cry in anguish and disgust: Is nothing sacred? Those people are missing the point here.
Actually, it’s a smart move for Dylan to have sold the rights to the Brazilian production company RT Features,...
May 17th, 2012 |
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Gift Buying
Toronto, Ontario (PRWEB) April 24, 2012
Offering something fun for everyone, well-known Canadian novelties retailer Danna Bananas (http://www.dannabananas.com) has added new and extremely unique merchandise to the virtual shelves of their popular online novelty gift shop. Like all the products that Danna Bananas carries, these fun new novelty items, including gag gifts, joke items, wacky games, toys and gadgets, have been selected because they are entertaining and unusual – products such as the Titanic Bathtub Plug. Just in time to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic, the Titanic Bathtub Plug, a novelty bath plug in the shape of the ship, turns bath...
May 17th, 2012 |
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Economical
Aaron Rakes says he saves hundreds of dollars per month by riding the bus, rather than driving each weekday from Chico to his job in Oroville.
It would cost me $300 a month for gas and upkeep if I drove a car, he said.
With the uptick in fuel prices, taking the B-Line Transit buses around Chico and other parts of Butte County is becoming an ever more popular way to travel. At he same time, this upsurge is helping the environment.
Riding the buses is economical and helps cut pollution by greatly reducing the number of cars on the road spewing carbon monoxide, said Jim Peplow, senior planner for the Butte County Association of Governments, which oversees...
May 16th, 2012 |
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Gift Buying
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Just two years ago gift shopper still favored brick-and-mortar stores for their purchase, but a new report from Unity Marketing shows that online shopping venues are now consumers primary go-to destination for gift buying.
Not too long ago, the conventional wisdom held that consumers might do research online, but they preferred to make purchases in physical locations that would allow them to leave with gift in hand, says Pam Danziger, president of Unity Marketing and author of the report. Today, the opposite is true. Gifting consumers are looking for the convenience of being able to research and make a purchase...
May 16th, 2012 |
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Domestic Pets
A Redland City Council officer will be patrolling North Stradbroke Island over the Easter holiday period to check that domestic pets are kept under control.
Along with animal management, the officer will patrol parks, reserves and beaches to ensure residents and holidaymakers comply with council by-laws, including Local Law No 2, which controls restraining and containing domestic animals.
North Stradbroke Island Wildlife Rescue Group called for council action on Wednesday after a mother wallaby was mauled on Deadman’s Beach that morning.
The wallaby was still alive and lying on her side in the sand with blood around her head, when Point Lookout’s Michael Hines, this year’s...
May 15th, 2012 |
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Gift Buying
LOS ANGELES, April 23, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ –
This Mother’s Day, many shoppers are sticking to a budget when finding that special gift for mom and planning to spend about the same amount of money on gifts as last year, according to PriceGrabber®, a part of Experian. Results from PriceGrabber’s 2012 Mother’s Day Shopping survey reveal that 50 percent of consumers are planning to spend the same amount of money on Mother’s...
May 15th, 2012 |
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Artistry
Artist Brian Dettmer gives new life to antique books and other media as intricate and complex works of sculptural art. With an eye for detail, hidden histories, and transformation, his work is a feast for the eye and a banquet for the inquisitive mind. This month he has a show opening in Maribor, Slovenia as part of its designation as the European Cultural Capital of 2012.
What does being a sculptor in 2012 look like? How do you feel it has changed since you started creating your work?