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  • Europe's 'smart' cars coming to U.S. — in 2 sizes

    07/05/2006 7:39:07 AM PDT · by Red Badger · 109 replies · 2,954+ views
    msnbc.com ^ | 8/31/2004 | Miguel Llanos
    The tiny car that won over Europeans with its cute looks and very high mileage is finally coming to America, just not in the way you might expect it to. The 60-mpg, two-seat coupes are made by a European company called smart, but the DaimlerChrysler division is not the one selling them here anytime soon. True, they will be sold in Canada starting in September, but not so in the United States. Instead, smart USA is betting Americans won't want the small smarts, at least not yet, and has taken a different strategy: a smart SUV, available here in...
  • The German Diplomat from Hell

    06/22/2005 4:46:46 AM PDT · by Renfield · 8 replies · 528+ views
    David's Medienkritik ^ | 6-22-05 | David
    The German Diplomat from Hell German Diplomat Describes Civil Rights in the USA as "on a par with those of North Korea" We at Davids Medienkritik are not easily impressed by bad behavior from German elites. After all, we've seen and reported on a lot in the past. But we were simply blown-away by what we read in a recent Wall Street Journal piece by Bret Stephens: The article, entitled, "The German Chair: A tale of torture at the hands of an America-hating diplomat", details Mr. Stephens harrowing conversation with a relatively prominent official from the German Consulate General in...
  • Overflowing cells are reason for policy change

    12/22/2002 4:16:12 PM PST · by TC Rider · 4 replies · 238+ views
    The Electronic Telegraph ^ | 12/21/02 | Philip Johnston
    Lord Woolf, the Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales, has decreed that burglars should go to jail only in the most extreme circumstances. First-time domestic burglars and even offenders who most people would consider serious will never be jailed under new guidelines. Lord Woolf's job is to inject consistency into sentencing but the principal reason behind these latest directions is that the prisons are so full that the Government and the judicial authorities are desperate to cut the numbers. This matters more to Lord Woolf than to most senior judges because he was the author of a seminal report...