added 2007 Sat May 26 13:53:12 by pagey
Detroit is the worst place to speed in the country, according to the Speed Trap Exchange, a web site where users can post the whereabouts of speed traps all over the country.
Detroit is the worst place to speed in the country, according to the Speed Trap Exchange, a web site where users can post the whereabouts of speed traps all over the country.
added 2007 Tue Apr 24 4:21:46 by Ousama
Headline News and CNN.com want to know what you like -- and dislike -- about 25 great American cities. On April 30, Travel Leisure will launch its America's Favorite Cities survey, asking visitors and locals to rate major destinations in a variety of categories, from people and culture to shopping and dining.
Headline News and CNN.com want to know what you like -- and dislike -- about 25 great American cities. On April 30, Travel Leisure will launch its America's Favorite Cities survey, asking visitors and locals to rate major destinations in a variety of categories, from people and culture to shopping and dining.
added 2007 Fri Mar 30 8:58:01 by gatitabonitasen
More than two-thirds of the world's large cities are in areas vulnerable to global warming and rising sea levels, and millions of people are at risk of being swamped by flooding and intense storms, according to a new study released Wednesday. In all, 634 million people live in the threatened coastal areas worldwide - defined as those lying at l
More than two-thirds of the world's large cities are in areas vulnerable to global warming and rising sea levels, and millions of people are at risk of being swamped by flooding and intense storms, according to a new study released Wednesday. In all, 634 million people live in the threatened coastal areas worldwide - defined as those lying at l
added 2007 Mon Mar 26 6:28:42 by pagey
Researchers from the Center for Mass Destruction Defense (CMADD) at the University of Georgia have created a detailed simulation of the catastrophic impact a nuclear attack would have on American cities.
Researchers from the Center for Mass Destruction Defense (CMADD) at the University of Georgia have created a detailed simulation of the catastrophic impact a nuclear attack would have on American cities.
added 2007 Wed Mar 7 6:59:54 by BrianJJohnson
A detailed overview of places that provide almost complete connectivity throughout their city limits. For residents in these cities, high-speed access is available almost anywhere and at any time, and often for free or for below-market rates.
A detailed overview of places that provide almost complete connectivity throughout their city limits. For residents in these cities, high-speed access is available almost anywhere and at any time, and often for free or for below-market rates.
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Foreign-born business owners have become critical to the economic growth of major U.S. cities, a recent study finds.
Foreign-born business owners have become critical to the economic growth of major U.S. cities, a recent study finds.
added 2007 Mon Jan 8 1:41:54 by pagey
Archaeologists and NASA experts are using satellite images to find jungle-covered ruins that had been hidden almost literally right under their noses. The 21st-century technology, highlighted in the latest installment of PBS' "Nova ScienceNow," led to the discovery of ancient Maya settlements in Guatemala.
Archaeologists and NASA experts are using satellite images to find jungle-covered ruins that had been hidden almost literally right under their noses. The 21st-century technology, highlighted in the latest installment of PBS' "Nova ScienceNow," led to the discovery of ancient Maya settlements in Guatemala.
added 2006 Sun Aug 20 12:35:30 by adfunk
College grads often flock to New York City, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Chicago to start their careers. But they’d be far better off in Washington D.C., Phoenix and Las Vegas. Cabot, Vt., is a bad location if you want to work in politics but ideal if you’re interested in cheese. West Yellowstone, Mont., doesn’t have a huge finance sector,
College grads often flock to New York City, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Chicago to start their careers. But they’d be far better off in Washington D.C., Phoenix and Las Vegas. Cabot, Vt., is a bad location if you want to work in politics but ideal if you’re interested in cheese. West Yellowstone, Mont., doesn’t have a huge finance sector,
