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Toyota Recall September 2009: 3.8 Million Cars Affected
Toyota recalls nearly 4 million cars in its biggest vehicle recall in US history. Owners of certain vehicles are advised to remove their floor mats and not replace them with other mats. Toyota cars are being...
created by Annina Bergman | 5 wks ago | updated 5 wks ago
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960 views | 19 recommendations | 2 comments
Afghanistan elections:- live as it happens
"Millions of Afghans are expected to cast their ballots, but the Taliban have vowed to wreck the poll and there have been allegations of rife voter fraud. We'll follow Afghanistan's presidential election with... Government virus expert paid £116k. The Swine flue scam unfolds!
" A scientist who advises the Government on swine flu is a paid director of a drugs firm making hundreds of millions of pounds from the pandemic. Professor Sir Roy Anderson sits on the Scientific Advisory Group... Manmohan changed millions of lives: Time
"Manmohan changed millions of lives: Time" " Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's speeches may not be winning him followers but his work does and his actions have "changed tens of millions of lives for the better",... Sri Lanka imposing tax on humanitarian aids
Sri Lankan government trying to get millions of pounds of humanitarian aid by imposing a 0.9% tax on all the funding for aid groups. Although this was unveiled in 2006, it was not enforced immediately. Now, the... Nick Markakis signs a big 6-year deal with the Orioles
The Baltimore Orioles and right fielder Nick Markakis agred to a 6-year $66.1 million dollar deal. Markakis, a 25 year old slugger, has some really nice bonuses coming his way with this deal. " His deal calls for...
created by Robert Sutherland | 41 wks ago | updated 37 wks ago
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254 views | 4 recommendations | 2 comments
Inauguration parade: Participants and events
The 56th Inauguration Parade starts at 2:30pm and will make its way through the streets of Washington DC to celebrate the Inauguration of Barack Obama. There was 1,400 people that applied to be in the parade and... Military center tracking Santa's sleigh ride
Long live Santa! As long as there are childrenthere will be a Santa Claus. For those who areolder Santa represents a spirit of giving and good will. " Who says Santa Claus doesn't exist? ... Robot dives in to find internet sea break
Internet and telephone services between Europe, the Middle East and Asia have been severely disrupted after three submarine cables in the Mediterranean Sea were cut. Engineers have been working on to... The Black Diamond Fantasy Miracle 5 million dollar Bra showed by Adriana Lima
Wow, a bra of 5 million dollars? You know Victoria's Secret? Every year they show their new collection and highlight of that show is The Black Diamond Fantasy Miracle Bra. This year the honour was going too... "SPREADING THE WEALTH" VIA EMAIL !!!
How many emails have you deleted recently just because all the text was in Capital Letters and the grammar was incorrect? Don't be so skeptical. You should have checked more closely. Don't let it...
created by vegaswatchdogdotcom | 49 wks ago | updated 49 wks ago
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88 views | 10 recommendations | 3 comments
Time for Obama's Package
"President-elect Barack Obama warned that the U.S. is “trapped in a vicious cycle” and faces the loss of “millions of jobs” unless immediate steps are taken to stimulate the economy and to rescue the... Fire breaks out at Berlin airport
" A fire has broken out at Berlin's Tegel airport, forcing the authorities to divert flights elsewhere. The blaze started close to the military section of the German capital's airport, officials say. A large... QE2 runs aground on final voyage
The Queen Elizabeth II oceanliner from the UK is about to be put into retirement. But on its last voyage it ran into some trouble off the coast of Southhampton, becoming trapped on a sandbank. The boat is set to become a floating hotel in Dubai."It was hardly the most regal... Christian Science Monitor to discontinue daily print edition
"The front page of The Christian Science Monitor is seen in Boston Monday. A century after it began publication, The Christian Science Monitor is giving up its daily print edition."
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