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If you're a walking fan, like Pilgrimages and are in the mood to have all of your sins forgiven then this is a good time to walk the Camino de Santiago in Spain. Why? It's a Holy Year when the Feast of Saint James falls on a Sunday, and this year it is on July 25th. They open a special door at the back of the Cathedral. If you go through that door, go to the Apostle's tomb, ask forgiveness for your sins, go to confession, pray for the Pope, go to mass and receive communion you will have all...

WARNING! This thread contains spoilers for: Better Call SaulBreaking Badand El CaminoProceed at your own risk.

WARNING! This thread contains spoilers for: Better Call SaulBreaking Badand El CaminoProceed at your own risk.

WARNING!This thread contains spoilers for: Better Call SaulBreaking Badand El CaminoProceed at your own risk.

Led Zeppelin's back together. Stagflation and high gas prices have made a comeback as well. And late next year, you'll be able to complete a 1970s revival with a two-door car that's all business up front and party out back. Answering the wishes of fervent fans -- and the fears of some critics -- General Motors Corp. was to unveil today its plans for a revival of the Chevy El Camino car-truck as a 2010 model Pontiac hot rod. The "sport truck" doesn't have a name yet; GM will run a contest over the next month asking for submissions at...

A few weeks ago we, along with our friends at PickupTruck.com, were given exclusive access to a vehicle whose return we've been anticipating for what seems like forever. Today our prayers to the General have been answered -- the El Camino is back! In January we reported this re-bodied Holden Ute would be called the 2010 Pontiac G8 ST, and like a Phoenix rising screamin' from the ashes of a bygone era of car-platformed trucks, this new heir to the truck-car throne would emerge from the over-built and over-spec'd world of modern haulers. Just like the Phoenix, this business-up-front and...

  Chevrolet El Camino   Envious of the success that Ford was having with its car/truck Ranchero that debuted in 1957, Chevrolet struck back with its new El Camino model in 1959. Originally based on the Impala, the half car, half truck El Camino survived for only two years, but reappeared in 1964 based on the Chevelle. This new El Camino shared most of its underpinnings and powertrains (including high performance engines) with the Chevelle. SS versions would debut in 1968 and firmly establish the El Camino as a muscle car/truck. 1959 Chevrolet El Camino   Comments: The El...

The construction crew refers to it as "The Mobile Home." Others say it looks like a Star Wars diner. A shuttle pod on stilts. At night, the futuristic gleaming silver-and-glass structure on the southern bank of the Arkansas River actually resembles a guitar fret board. Elvis lives. "A glorified house trailer," former President Bill Clinton joked at a luncheon here yesterday to kick off the dedication of the William J. Clinton Presidential Library. "That's me. I'm a little red and a little blue." (snip) And what better site to store his legacy — tarnished or not — than a scruffy,...

<p>ANAHEIM, Calif. - The grass may not be greener next door any more. If results of a test are positive, residents here will be encouraged to plant phony grass.</p> <p>Lush, green, fake lawns could carpet front yards as part of a water conservation test by the city and the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California.</p>