- Official Photos of new 2007 MINI Cooper and Cooper S
in Public bookmarks - Old MX-5 Miatas Recycled into New Kit Cars by Westfield
Westfield’s most recent creation is essentially one of its Lotus 7-style sports cars, but rather than sourcing expensive new parts to underpin the new frame and bodywork, it uses first generation (1989-1995) Mazda MX-5 components.
When it was launched back in 1989, Mazda's MX-5 revolutionized the sports car industry by providing a modernized version of ...
in Public bookmarks - On Canadian Women's Hockey, and Women's Hockey in General
I would like to address something that I’ve heard people talking about over the past few days - about women’s hockey in general and more specifically about the Canadian women’s hockey team. What I want to address is the notion some people have (and
in Public bookmarks - Porsche Adds Base Cayman to Lineup This Summer
When Porsche launched the Cayman S last autumn, we all knew that the base model was coming; it was just a matter of when.
When Porsche launched the Cayman S last autumn, we all knew that the base model was coming; it was just ...
in Public bookmarks - Porsche Adds Targa Roof to All-Wheel Drive 911 Models
The 911 Targa will be available with less selection than the standard 911 Coupe or Convertible in that it only comes with all-wheel drive, and the extra-wide rear track that measures 44 mm (1.73 in) wider than the non-AWD car.
As far as Porsche is concerned, having wide, open blue skies above and fresh air flowing through the cabin shouldn't ...
in Public bookmarks - Quality Issues May Delay New Toyota Introductions
Toyota has always seemed immune to the massive recalls that the Big 3 and many German automakers have suffered through, that is until recently. Now, a barrage of rather large recalls has caused Japan’s number one brand to take a look inward, and for the
It's not a figment of the imagination. There really are more recalls now that ever before. Why? It's not because ...
in Public bookmarks - Red Cross Warns EU to Halt the Spread of Drug Resistant Tuberculosis
The secretary-general of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies issued a warning to the European Union leaders to halt the spread of tuberculosis. TB is an extremely deadly and contagious respiratory disease, but it is curable for now.
The secretary-general of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies issued a warning to the European Union ...
in Public bookmarks - Researchers Track How Drugs are Released into Cells Using Fluorescent Imaging
Researchers at Purdue University have, for the first time, discovered a visual method of tracking exactly how a drug is released into a cell. This discovery will aid in the creation of very specific drugs that are only delivered to targeted diseased cells.
Researchers at Purdue University have, for the first time, discovered a visual method of tracking exactly how a drug is ...
in Public bookmarks - Rolls Royce To Build Ultra-Exclusive Phantom Black
Big, powerful, and incredibly opulent, they’re the chosen transportation of royalty the world over, and as such Rolls-Royce has been known to produce a choice few special editions attainable only to those with either a crown on their head or a company n
No matter how you slice it, Rolls Royce was, is, and quite possibly will forever be the ruler by which ...
in Public bookmarks - Scientists Boost Rice Crop’s Already Impressive Water Resistance
Even though rice is usually grown in ponds of water called paddies, floods can have a devastating impact on crop yield due to the plants drowning. This threat to farmers could soon change with the discovery of a gene that allows rice to live longer underw
Even though rice is usually grown in ponds of water called paddies, floods can have a devastating impact on crop ...
in Public bookmarks - Scientists Find Possible Weakness in Bird Flu
Scientists from London’s National Institute of Medical Research announced on Wednesday that they have discovered a possible weakness in the avian bird flu that they plan to exploit in order to create a treatment.
Scientists from London's National Institute of Medical Research announced on Wednesday that they have discovered a possible weakness in the ...
in Public bookmarks - Scrape.ca - A Canadian news Digg type site
Scrape is a community driven Canadian news site, where the readers are also the editors. You decide what is important.
in Public bookmarks - Smart Gains Ground in Canada, Loses Everywhere Else
Last month DaimlerChrysler reported that worldwide, smart sales are down by almost a quarter. That equated to a worldwide total of only 9,500 smart cars sold last month, with the year to date figure being a paltry 38,500.
Unless you've been living under a rock for the past few months, you've probably heard of a book and/or movie ...
in Public bookmarks - smart Goes Electric with fortwo ev
Starting later this year, smart announced that it would be doing a 200 unit trial run of the pure-electric smart ev. It is to Europe what the GM EV1 was to North America; a real, mass-market production electric automobile.
The smart fortwo, a truly iconic machine known around the world for its diminutive size, has slowly been changing the ...
in Public bookmarks - Telsa Motors Makes the Electric Sports Car a Reality
Gas is expensive; there’s simply no way around it. And with prices continuing to climb, it’s not a particularly good time to own a large displacement sports car; in fact with gas well into the $1.00 range, it’s not a good time to own a sports car, p
Gas is expensive; there's simply no way around it. And with prices continuing to climb, it's not a particularly good ...
in Public bookmarks - Ten 'Sexiest Cars' for 2006 May Surprise You
Sometimes it’s more interesting to hear what non-automotive professionals think about cars than those that are neck-deep into the industry, always looking to the next model year or beyond for something to stimulate the senses.
Sometimes it's more interesting to hear what non-automotive professionals think about cars than those that are neck-deep into the industry, ...
in Public bookmarks - Test for Alzheimer’s Using Skin Cells
Scientists from the Blanchette Rockefeller Neurosciences Institute (BRNI) have created a biomarker which tests for a substance in skin cells that could lead to a quick and accurate diagnosis in early stages of the disease.
With the current diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease consisting of lengthy psychiatric tests and postmortem brain exams, it has been hard ...
in Public bookmarks - Twinstrand Therapeutics Inc Receives Over Two Million Dollars for Ricin Antidote
A U.S. Defence Threat Reduction Agency held a competitive process to find a company that would be willing to find an antidote for the relatively easy to obtain toxin.
Twinstrand Therapeutics Inc. was awarded a two-year $2.2 M CND contract to develop a human antibody to ricin poisoning. A ...
in Public bookmarks - U.S. Rice Contaminated with Unapproved GM Strain
Last Friday, U.S. Federal officials announced that a long-grain rice sample tested positive for a genetically modified strain that had not yet been approved for consumption. The modified genes from the strain in question were developed to resist a specifi
Last Friday, U.S. Federal officials announced that a long-grain rice sample tested positive for a genetically modified strain that had ...
in Public bookmarks - Ultrasound Aids in Drug Delivery
Using ultrasound creates holes in the cell membrane, which allows entry of larger molecules. These holes are large enough to allow entry of larger oral drugs, proteins and DNA segments used in gene therapy.
The Georgia Institute of Technology and Emory University in Atlanta have reported that ultrasound can be used to allow easier ...
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