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Door handles undergo a modern-day metamorphosis
By Phil Patton, New York Times Monday, July 18, 2011 Spacesuits have no buttons, and space stations have no door knobs. Automobiles, which sometimes aspire to be spaceships, seem to want to lose their old-fashioned door handles. Decades ago, car customizers like George Barris banished handles, sometimes replacing them with hidden electric releases. Auto designers tended to devise flush, sleek …
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By the numbers: The top eco car
CNET compares the specifications of four cars that get the best fuel economy, to see which one is really the best all-around vehicle. Originally posted at The Car Tech blog
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Liberty Property Trust Acquires a Vacant, Lehigh Valley, PA Warehouse and Signs a Lease for 63% Occupancy the Day …
Liberty Property Trust , has announced it has purchased a 535,000 square foot, Class A distribution property at 7533 Industrial Park Way in Macungie, PA for a total investment of approximately $ 32 million, which includes approximately $ 8 million in transaction-related costs and anticipated costs associated with leasing the property to achieve stabilized occupancy.
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Range Extenders for Electric Vehicles 2011-2021
Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue:
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Nigeria: Unacceptable
July 17, 2011: The Islamic terror group Boko Haram have become a major problem in northeastern Borno State, and especially its capital Maiduguri. Over 40,000 people (out of 1.2 million) have fled the capital, and local leaders believe that the corrupt and violent police are part of the problem.
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COLUMN: Here’s your reason to party
Summer in the South is like nowhere else. We spend our days on the water. We drink sweet tea in the afternoon. We grill steaks and fresh corn over ice cold beer in the evening.
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Asherbash 2011 to be held at Roeder Racing
Want to have fun while helping a good cause? Then Saturday’s Asherbash is the place to be. The event, which is in its sixth year, benefits the Batten Disease Support & Research Association — an organization close to the hearts of organizers Leisa and Victor Nikolajevs, whose son, Asher, has the disease. By date (default) read more
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Fundraising ride coming up soon
ROCK FALLS – Team Underwires’ fourth annual Proud To Wear Pink! breast cancer motorcycle raffle and ride, a fundraiser for the CGH Health Foundation Women’s Cancer Prevention Program and Home of Hope Cancer Wellness Center in Dixon, is Aug. 20.
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Social media tailored for the enterprise: tibbr
TIBCO yesterday (13 July) announced the first-in-Asia launch of tibbr 3.0, an upgrade to its enterprise social computing platform, six months after its first release.
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Open doors to aid mental health care in Savannah
Toni tried her best to cope. Overwhelmed at work, caring for an 18-month-old son and mounting friction with her child’s father were too much. Toni was sent by her family to Georgia Regional Hospital at Savannah where she contends she was held against her will. Not once, but twice with a prior diagnosis of bipolar disorder, manic-depressive type. “Everybody just got jealous of me,” she said. The …
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State Fair would go on – even if shutdown talks fall apart
Even before state government shut down July 1, Minnesota State Fair officials put an announcement on their Web site making it clear the Fair would go on if the state went dark.
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Share the wealth: Help tourists find Chicago’s offerings
The truth is, I’m a tad addicted to helping visitors discover Chicago. I consider it part of the privilege of living within three blocks of the Magnificent Mile for the past 10 years. Thus, I’m drawn like a magnet to outsiders, especially those obviously puzzled by a map or their GPS gimmick of choice, those sporting “My name is . . . ” convention badges, the ones with bulging fanny packs that …
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Indy 500 Corvette highlights Ortner scholarship event
CHARTER OAK, Iowa — Gary Ortner’s scholarship foundation has given away one vintage Corvette. This year, the group will give away No. 2, a 1978 Indianapolis 500 Pace Car model with 6,738 miles.
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4th annual American General Life and Insurance Company Bass Tournament set for Aug. 6
Grab your luckiest pole and most reliable lure, the 2011 American General Life and Insurance Bass Tournament is set for Aug. 6 at Marina Village in Freeport. A $ 3,000 payout is at stake for the winners of this annual tournament in memory of local…
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HEALTH EVENTS
Kevin Youse Benefitat VFW Post 10209Kevin Youse Benefit will be held from 5 to 9 p.m. Sunday at VFW Post 10209, 14736 Edward R. Noll Drive, off Anderson Snow Road. Entertainment will be provided by nationally known and award-winning performers. Cliff Ritchie, Music Extraordinaire, Gwendolyn Battle –
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Around the Town: Touch a Truck at City Hall
Kids of all ages are invited to the Flagstaff City Hall parking lot Saturday for the fifth annual Touch a Truck event. Sponsored by the city of Flagstaff Recreation Services, the event will run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Tribunal prosecuting Hariri slaying offers victims chance to participate in trial
LEIDSCHENDAM, Netherlands – A U.N.-backed tribunal investigating the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri is offering victims of the truck bombing that claimed his life the chance to participate in the trial and seek compensation.
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Street Fair food adds more items to the menu
Fargo, ND (WDAY – TV) – For 36 years the Fargo street fair has “ooed” and “awed” thousands. This year its doing it again, but hot new food items and the biggest food court yet.
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YRC Worldwide Sends 41 Drivers to the 2011 National Truck Driving Championships
YRC Worldwide Inc. announced today that 41 of its professional drivers will compete at the 2011 National Truck Driving Championships to be held Aug. 9 â 13 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Fla.
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Nursery’s Pink Night will 
benefit breast cancer research
CAMPTON HILLS – Wasco Nursery and Garden Center will host a night out against breast cancer with its Pink Night for Breast Cancer Research from 5-7 p.m. Thursday at the center, 41W781 Route 64.
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The Holiday Crunch: Why you’ll have to pack more pounds
As the peak summer season gets under way, British holidaymakers venturing abroad will discover dramatic price increases for everything from transport to theme-park admission.
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Gazette.Net: Sandy Spring Museum raffles trip for two
The Sandy Spring Museum is raffling a Trip for Two. The winner can choose their dream destination from the 2012 catalog of Odysseys Unlimited. Tickets are $ 50 each and can be purchased at the museum or online at www.sandyspringmuseum.org.
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Community Calendar for July 7
Tuesdays, 1 p.m. The Watertown senior group meets every Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Watertown City Hall. All 55+ welcome. Info: (952) 955-1415. Thursdays, 6:30-7:30 p.m. Take Off Pounds Sensibly (TOPS) of Watertown meets at the Watertown Community Center.
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What’s Happening in Oroville for July 9
PAWS Thrift and Gift Shop sale The sale, at 357 OroDam Blvd. East, is 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, July 9.
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Bethel Ridge Estates resident raises safety concerns
While some residents have fought against surveillance cameras in parts of Columbia, Valoise Hilderbrand has been fighting for cameras to be installed at her home at Bethel Ridge Estates.
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TrueShred Expands with New Paper Shredding Truck
Meets Growing Demand for ServicesGainesville, VA (PRWEB) July 06, 2011 TrueShred, the DC Area’s rapidly growing on-site paper shredding company, has purchased another new shredding truck. The acquisition of the Alpine EVO 720 Shredding Truck from Alpine Shredders Ltd., Kitchener, Ontario, was “essential to meet the growing demand for our services,” said Jason R. Knight, Co-Founder of TrueShred …
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