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Audi Re-tailors the Sartorially Correct A6
The Armani suit of the luxury sedan set gets supercharged for 2009.
After a new fitting for 2009, the Audi A6 is spiffed up in subtle but significant ways. For the first time since the powerful Auto Union speedsters of the 1930s, the 2009 Audi A6 makes haste with the aid of a supercharger. It’s the new character under the A6 hood that gives this sedan executive clout.
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The 2009 Audi A4 Is Completely New and Totally Awesome
The re-engineered A4 is new in every critical category and already critically acclaimed.
The 2009 Audi A4 is longer, wider and far roomier than its predecessor. Since the new A4 called for platform changes, Audi repositioned the A4’s drivetrain components, achieving a near-perfect balance for a front driver. There are two new engines with direct fuel injection for added power and fuel efficiency.
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A Little More Spice for a Longer Life
Spicy foods boast a long list of healing and preventative health benefits.
Here’s some new ammunition for spicy food lovers who are constantly defending their excessive use of crushed red pepper on pasta or their relentless dig for jalapenos in the nacho bowl. While hot and spicy foods will definitely help clear up a stuffy nose, there are millions of other health benefits that come from adding a little extra kick to your diet.
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The Ultimate Balancing Act
James Marsh’s Man on Wire will have you sitting – and sweating – on the edge of your seat.
In February 2009, the Oscar for Best Documentary Feature went to director James Marsh for his spellbinding film Man on Wire. The film tells the story of Philippe Petit, a French tightrope walker, magician and unicyclist who sets out to perform an illegal high-wire walk between New York’s Twin Towers soon after their construction in 1974.
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This Isn’t Your Average Museum!
Here’s your ticket to discovering the quirky, unique and odd places that call New England home.
It’s time to search for something different. Luckily, this area has a number of unique museums and spots that are a refreshing break from the average field trip. From castles and camping to petrified Indians and everything in between, you’ll experience some pretty interesting things.
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What to do When the Car Is New But it Just Isn’t You
Customize! And that’s where we can be of assistance.
Most people would love to customize their new cars, but feel that after buying the car they might not be able to afford a further investment. What about doing a bit of customizing from the extensive catalogue of manufacturer’s accessories and/or cool aftermarket items we offer?
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Drive Green Even When it’s a Waste
By “waste,” we mean safely getting rid of the hazardous stuff.
Much of your car is hazardous, at least when it becomes a waste product. Much of the responsibility for proper disposal has been taken on by the automotive industry and its suppliers. Still, every driver will face a dilemma sooner or later. How can I dispose of this stuff without harming the environment?
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Don’t Make a Peep, Just Eat!
Whether you prefer a bunny, star or even a ghost or gingerbread man, PEEPS® are a sweet treat!
For many people, spring means the snow melting and flowers blooming. For some, we know what spring really means: PEEPS®. Sure, this delicious marshmallow treat pops up year-round now, but we all remember the chicks and bunnies that always appeared on the shelves in the grocery stores during the spring.
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Cell Phone Use in Cars Is All About the Brain, Not the Hands
Bluetooth notwithstanding, humans just aren’t wired to drive and phone.
Many states have made it illegal to use a hand-held cell phone while driving. Experts believed the danger was in driving with one hand and manipulating the cell phone with the other. That has spurred the popularity of hands-free cell phone technology, most notably enabled by Bluetooth connectivity. Unfortunately, further research is showing that hands-free phone use is no safer than hand-held talking. The hands are NOT the problem. It’s the brain!
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