Articles from October 2007
Posted by admin on October 29, 2007
The hardest part about shopping online isn’t finding what to buy, no that’s not a problem at all, its deciding if you can trust the website or business that you intend to purchase your item or service from. Websites and businesses come and go and once they’re gone, so is their product support or customer [...]
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Posted by admin on October 29, 2007
General Motors introduced the Hummer 3, or H3, as a compromise between drivers who longed for the off road functionality of the original hummer but also wanted to drive comfortably in urban settings as well. The Hummer H3 is the ultimate SUV, allowing for rugged terrain to be passed at times almost effortlessly, as well [...]
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Posted by admin on October 29, 2007
Many times the old traditional ways and means are not only still necessary, but are often also better than modern ideas and products. When it comes to the removal of snow and ice from public roadways this couldn’t be any more false. Traditional snow and ice removal involves the introduction of a large quantity of [...]
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Posted by admin on October 29, 2007
One of the more popular and interesting vehicles on the road today is the Hummer. There are many variations and models of this all terrain vehicle inspired by its military counterpart to choose from, each having its own benefits and features. But what about owning an authentic hummer, a military hummer, the same kind used [...]
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Posted by admin on October 28, 2007
The Corvette, manufactured by Chevrolet, is one of the most widely known models of cars in the world. The Chevy Corvette is a piece of American history with an All-American image that cannot be duplicated or argued. The Corvette was first manufactured in 1953 and was in part inspired by the sports cars of Europe [...]
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Posted by admin on October 26, 2007
There are transport ferries of all kinds around the United States. Some carry people and some carry people and their vehicles. Most are small operations of one or two ferries, some are sightseeing businesses, and some are owned and operated by state and local governments. With 26 vessels and 20 terminals throughout the Puget Sound [...]
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Posted by admin on October 25, 2007
Exploring Interstate 90, The Nation’s Longest Interstate Freeway Interstate 90, commonly referred to as I-90, stretches from Boston, Massachusetts to Seattle, Washington, over 3,000 miles – and all of it is non-stop driving if that is what you want. No stoplights, no cross streets, and no designed delays at all. I-90 runs through thirteen different [...]
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Posted by admin on October 25, 2007
Lately there have been few travel destinations talked about more than Dubai. The hype surrounding this hot travel topic has people all over the internet searching for cheap hotels in Dubai and other vacation packages. But, does Dubai and the opportunities that are there for travelers merit all this talk? Though Dubai sits directly within [...]
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Posted by admin on October 25, 2007
One of the shortest stretches of Interstate Highway is Interstate 705 (I-705) located in Washington State. Opened in 1990, I-705 connects I-5 with downtown Tacoma. Officially I-705 is listed as an Interstate Highway even though it is only 1.5 miles in length. View the I-705 traffic camera here.
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Posted by admin on October 24, 2007
There are nice travel options, first class vacations, luxury accommodations, and then there are the unbelievable and incredible Sharm El Sheik hotels. Located in Egypt, near the southern end of the Sinai Peninsula, the Sharm El Sheik hotels offer the type of quality and lavishness that make you wonder “what’s better than first class?” A [...]
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