Police: Trooper funded lifestyle (phillyburbs.com) State Trooper James Harney s annual

Police: Trooper funded lifestyle (phillyburbs.com)
State Trooper James Harney s annual salary is $75,400, but when police searched his home in Evesham they found late-model automobiles, pricey watches and nine plasma televisions.

High-End Luxury Vehicles Without Rival
Luxury automobiles priced above $100,000.
Editors of MSN Autos

U.S. Economy: Trade Deficit Widened to Record in 2005 (Update4) (Bloomberg.com)
Feb. 10 (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. trade deficit widened to a record for a fourth straight year in 2005 as Chinese imports poured in and energy prices jumped to their highest ever.

AP Blogs From the Olympics (AP via Yahoo! News)
AP staffers from around the world have gathered in Turin, Italy, for the Winter Olympics. They'll be filing reports on the sights, sounds and the atmosphere of the games, which begin with the opening ceremony tonight.

Lincoln's New Luxury CUV
Lincoln unveils a feature-rich crossover-utility vehicle with advanced safety features.
Editors of MSN Autos

SheKnows.com Expands Content Offering with Interactive Tools for Everyday Life (PR Web via Yahoo! News)
Scottsdale, AZ (PRWEB) February 10, 2006 -- According to a recent eMarketer research report, 91 million females used the Internet in 2005.

BBB name used to scam online buyers (Hispania News) The

BBB name used to scam online buyers (Hispania News)
The Council of Better Business Bureaus (CBBB) have issued an international alert to warn about individuals misusing the BBB and BBBOnLine trademarks to extort money from online shoppers seeking to purchase automobiles.

AP Blogs From the Olympics (AP via Yahoo! News)
AP staffers from around the world are in Turin, Italy, to cover the Winter Olympics. They'll be filing reports on the sights, sounds and the atmosphere of the games, which began Friday night with the opening ceremony and begin in earnest Saturday with competition.

U.S. Economy: Trade Deficit Widened to Record in 2005 (Update4) (Bloomberg.com)
Feb. 10 (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. trade deficit widened to a record for a fourth straight year in 2005 as Chinese imports poured in and energy prices jumped to their highest ever.

Police: Trooper funded lifestyle (phillyburbs.com)
State Trooper James Harney s annual salary is $75,400, but when police searched his home in Evesham they found late-model automobiles, pricey watches and nine plasma televisions.

2006 Rolex 24 at Daytona
Coverage of the world's toughest sports car endurance race.
Editors of MSN Autos

AP Blogs From the Olympics (AP via Yahoo! News)
AP staffers from around the world have gathered in Turin, Italy, for the Winter Olympics. They'll be filing reports on the sights, sounds and the atmosphere of the games, which begin with the opening ceremony tonight.

Preview: 2007 Toyota Camry
With sleeker styling, a more powerful engine and a new hybrid version, America's best-selling car sets a new benchmark.
Ann Job

Correction: Feb. 2 Bush Story (AP via Yahoo! News)
In a Feb. 2 story about President Bush's visit to 3M Corp. to promote American competitiveness, The Associated Press erroneously described the nanotechnology used in a diamond turning machine seen by the president. Nanotechnology is in dimensions 100 times smaller than the human hair, not 10 times smaller. The corrected version appears below.

U.S. Trade Deficit Widened to $65.7 Billion in December (Bloomberg.com)

U.S. Trade Deficit Widened to $65.7 Billion in December (Bloomberg.com)
Feb. 10 (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. trade deficit widened in December to $65.7 billion, ending a year of record energy prices and surging Chinese imports that made for the biggest annual shortfall ever.

Correction: Feb. 2 Bush Story (AP via Yahoo! News)
In a Feb. 2 story about President Bush's visit to 3M Corp. to promote American competitiveness, The Associated Press erroneously described the nanotechnology used in a diamond turning machine seen by the president. Nanotechnology is in dimensions 100 times smaller than the human hair, not 10 times smaller. The corrected version appears below.

High-Tech Sieve Sifts For Hydrogen (PollutionOnline)
Whether it's used in chemical laboratories or the fuel tanks of advanced automobiles, hydrogen is mostly produced from natural gas and other fossil fuels. However, to isolate the tiny hydrogen molecules, engineers must first remove impurities, and the currently available methods can require substantial equipment or toxic chemicals

AP Blogs From the Olympics (AP via Yahoo! News)
AP staffers from around the world have gathered in Turin, Italy, for the Winter Olympics. They'll be filing reports on the sights, sounds and the atmosphere of the games, which begin with the opening ceremony tonight.

Lexus Claims 'World's Best Car'The luxury carmaker claims to have

Lexus Claims 'World's Best Car'
The luxury carmaker claims to have the world?s best car in an all-new flagship.
Editors of MSN Autos

BUSINESS NOTES (Lexington Herald-Leader)
Dealers of new and used autos generated the most complaints to the Better Business Bureau of Central and Eastern Kentucky last year. Auto dealers ranked third on the list in 2004. Cell phone companies and home repair contractors ranked second and third, respectively, in 2005. Other industries among the top 10 were home builders, online shopping services, auto repair, furniture sales, cable and

Police: Trooper funded lifestyle (phillyburbs.com)
State Trooper James Harney s annual salary is $75,400, but when police searched his home in Evesham they found late-model automobiles, pricey watches and nine plasma televisions.

Correction: Feb. 2 Bush Story (AP via Yahoo! Asia News)
In a Feb. 2 story about President Bush's visit to 3M Corp. to promote American competitiveness, The Associated Press erroneously described the nanotechnology used in a diamond turning machine seen by the president.

Rell Calls for $300 Million in Tax Cuts, Including End to Car Levy (New York Times)
HARTFORD, Feb. 8 Flush with a $500 million surplus and facing a November election, Gov. M. Jodi Rell on Wednesday proposed almost $300 million in tax cuts on automobiles, utility bills, estates and corporations. She also promised to create jobs by reorganizing economic development efforts and creating a commuter rail service that would run north-south through the center of the state.

Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group Board Authorizes $300 Million Share Repurchase Program (The Auto Channel)
TULSA, Okla., Feb. 9, 2006 -- Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group, Inc. today announced its Board of Directors has completed a review of strategic alternatives and has determined that a significant increase in its share repurchase program is an appropriate action toward increasing shareholder value.

BBB name used to scam online buyers (Hispania News)
The Council of Better Business Bureaus (CBBB) have issued an international alert to warn about individuals misusing the BBB and BBBOnLine trademarks to extort money from online shoppers seeking to purchase automobiles.

High-Tech Sieve Sifts For Hydrogen (PollutionOnline)
Whether it's used in chemical laboratories or the fuel tanks of advanced automobiles, hydrogen is mostly produced from natural gas and other fossil fuels. However, to isolate the tiny hydrogen molecules, engineers must first remove impurities, and the currently available methods can require substantial equipment or toxic chemicals

Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group Reports Fourth Quarter and Full Year Earnings (The Auto Channel)
TULSA, Okla., Feb. 9 -- Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group, Inc. today reported results for the fourth quarter and year ended December 31, 2005. Total revenue for the fourth quarter was a record $355.2 million, up 1.7 percent from the comparable 2004 quarter.

Rell Calls for $300 Million in Tax Cuts, Including End

Rell Calls for $300 Million in Tax Cuts, Including End to Car Levy (New York Times)
HARTFORD, Feb. 8 Flush with a $500 million surplus and facing a November election, Gov. M. Jodi Rell on Wednesday proposed almost $300 million in tax cuts on automobiles, utility bills, estates and corporations. She also promised to create jobs by reorganizing economic development efforts and creating a commuter rail service that would run north-south through the center of the state.

L.A. media schools getting more space (Los Angeles Business)
Two Los Angeles media schools are adding 100,000 square feet of space with the purchase of a six-story building near Sunset Boulevard.

2006 Rolex 24 at DaytonaCoverage of the world's toughest sports

2006 Rolex 24 at Daytona
Coverage of the world's toughest sports car endurance race.
Editors of MSN Autos

Volvo to Offer New Small Car
The Swedish automaker unveils a small car intended for young professionals in urban areas.
Editors of MSN Autos

National Child Passenger Safety Week (BellaOnline)
February 12 - 18, 2006 is National Child Passenger Safety Week. I am committed to writing articles that apply to all areas of the lives of those that have any level of deafness, including areas pertaining to our children.

Architect offers past and future Main St. glimpses (Towson Times)
Our proverbial Main Street is not what it used to be and not what it will become, according to Peter Fillat, principal of Peter Fillat Architects. Look at Towson.

Rell Calls for $300 Million in Tax Cuts, Including End to Car Levy (New York Times)
HARTFORD, Feb. 8 Flush with a $500 million surplus and facing a November election, Gov. M. Jodi Rell on Wednesday proposed almost $300 million in tax cuts on automobiles, utility bills, estates and corporations. She also promised to create jobs by reorganizing economic development efforts and creating a commuter rail service that would run north-south through the center of the state.

BBB name used to scam online buyers (Hispania News)
The Council of Better Business Bureaus (CBBB) have issued an international alert to warn about individuals misusing the BBB and BBBOnLine trademarks to extort money from online shoppers seeking to purchase automobiles.

Littelfuse Reports Fourth Quarter and 2005 Results (The Auto Channel)
DES PLAINES, Ill.--Feb. 8, 2006--Littelfuse, Inc. today reported sales and earnings for the fourth quarter and full year of 2005.

Solutia Hires Kent Davies to Lead CPFilms Business (The Auto Channel)
ST. LOUIS and MARTINSVILLE, Va., Feb. 8 -- Solutia Inc. (BULLETIN BOARD: SOLUQ) , a leading manufacturer and provider of interlayers for laminated glass, aftermarket window films, specialty chemicals and an integrated family of nylon products, today announced it has hired Kent Davies as senior vice president of Solutia Inc. and president of its CPFilms business.

Health Care Policy (Washington Post) Washington Post business columnist Steven

Health Care Policy (Washington Post)
Washington Post business columnist Steven Pearlstein will be online to discuss President Bush's proposals on health savings accounts and consumer-driven health care. What do you think?

BBB name used to scam online buyers (Hispania News)
The Council of Better Business Bureaus (CBBB) have issued an international alert to warn about individuals misusing the BBB and BBBOnLine trademarks to extort money from online shoppers seeking to purchase automobiles.

A drive toward fewer cars There are other ways to get from A to B (Seattle Post - Intelligencer Traffic)
Steep gas prices. Flabby bodies cruising for diabetes and heart trouble. Global warming.

Architect offers past and future Main St. glimpses (Towson Times)
Our proverbial Main Street is not what it used to be and not what it will become, according to Peter Fillat, principal of Peter Fillat Architects. Look at Towson.

BUSINESS NOTES (Lexington Herald-Leader)
Dealers of new and used autos generated the most complaints to the Better Business Bureau of Central and Eastern Kentucky last year. Auto dealers ranked third on the list in 2004. Cell phone companies and home repair contractors ranked second and third, respectively, in 2005. Other industries among the top 10 were home builders, online shopping services, auto repair, furniture sales, cable and

Lincoln's New Luxury CUV
Lincoln unveils a feature-rich crossover-utility vehicle with advanced safety features.
Editors of MSN Autos

Camry to Get Hybrid Version SoonThe best-selling passenger car in

Camry to Get Hybrid Version Soon
The best-selling passenger car in the U.S. will soon get a hybrid version.
Editors of MSN Autos

BBB name used to scam online buyers (Hispania News)
The Council of Better Business Bureaus (CBBB) have issued an international alert to warn about individuals misusing the BBB and BBBOnLine trademarks to extort money from online shoppers seeking to purchase automobiles.

Volvo to Offer New Small Car
The Swedish automaker unveils a small car intended for young professionals in urban areas.
Editors of MSN Autos

Jeff German ponders if a camera would have saved a

Jeff German ponders if a camera would have saved a cabbie's life (Las Vegas Sun)
Justice is around the corner for James Scholl. The 34-year-old drifter is standing trial this week in the 2004 slaying of cabbie Pairoj Chitprasart. Scholl is accused of dousing Chitprasart, a 51-year-old immigrant from Thailand, with gasoline and setting him on fire during a robbery.

2006 Volkwagen Jetta TDI (Diesel) (The Auto Channel)
Evolved from a Rabbit? My last (and only) VW diesel was a sky blue Rabbit. I don t recall what year it was, early-80s I suppose, but I do recall that its idiosyncrasies more than outweighed its economies.

2006 Rolex 24 at Daytona
Coverage of the world's toughest sports car endurance race.
Editors of MSN Autos

BUSINESS NOTES (Lexington Herald-Leader)
Dealers of new and used autos generated the most complaints to the Better Business Bureau of Central and Eastern Kentucky last year. Auto dealers ranked third on the list in 2004. Cell phone companies and home repair contractors ranked second and third, respectively, in 2005. Other industries among the top 10 were home builders, online shopping services, auto repair, furniture sales, cable and

BBB name used to scam online buyers (Hispania News)
The Council of Better Business Bureaus (CBBB) have issued an international alert to warn about individuals misusing the BBB and BBBOnLine trademarks to extort money from online shoppers seeking to purchase automobiles.

Google Blacklists BMW.de (DesignTechnica)
The German-car manufacturer used false pages to generate more search results.

Buick Enclave Debut
This luxury crossover SUV with high-tech features, which debuted at the auto show in Detroit, should be in production during 2007.
Editors of MSN Autos

Lincoln's New Luxury CUV
Lincoln unveils a feature-rich crossover-utility vehicle with advanced safety features.
Editors of MSN Autos

Google Blacklists BMW.de (DesignTechnica) The German-car manufacturer used false pages

Google Blacklists BMW.de (DesignTechnica)
The German-car manufacturer used false pages to generate more search results.

Camry to Get Hybrid Version Soon
The best-selling passenger car in the U.S. will soon get a hybrid version.
Editors of MSN Autos

Seeking the sweet spot (Aftermarket Business)
When Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates shares his thoughts, those serious about riding future consumer trends to profitability listen. Visteon Corp. was at the 2006 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) to listen, to learn and to showcase some of the very types of products Gates envisioned.

IBM and Freescale Collaborate on Direction of Power Architecture(TM) Technology (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
SAN FRANCISCO----Feb. 6, 2006--Freescale Semiconductor Inc. : Freescale joins Power.org as founding member, bringing leadership in microprocessors used in networking, automotive, industrial control and embedded platforms to the open community

BMW site yanked from Google's index (Ars Technica)
The German website of carmaker BMW is pulled from Google's index as punishment for using "doorway" pages. Who's next?

Little Al - One Of The All-Time Great PowerBooks (MacOPINION)
Last week I proposed the Big 17-inch PowerBook as a likely vessel for navigating through the uncertain and turbulent waters of the MacIntel transition era, especially for users who are still dependent on Classic Mode for production applications or other favorite software.

Dow Corning to invest $60 million in Carrollton (BizJournals)
Dow Corning Corp. will expand its Carrollton, Ky., facility by more than 15 percent and invest $60 million in the project.

Briefly: Higher investment expected in India (International Herald Tribune) Higher

Briefly: Higher investment expected in India (International Herald Tribune)
Higher investment expected in India

High-Tech Sieve Sifts for Hydrogen (Kansas City InfoZine)
New polymer use may yield cheaper way to separate hydrogen from impurities

PowerPC titans team on Power play (Linux Devices)
The latest news & announcements about Linux based embedded applications ... Keywords: Match: Sort by: The two largest PowerPC chip vendors have announced a cooperative agreement.

Camry to Get Hybrid Version Soon
The best-selling passenger car in the U.S. will soon get a hybrid version.
Editors of MSN Autos

BMW site yanked from Google's index (Ars Technica)
The German website of carmaker BMW is pulled from Google's index as punishment for using "doorway" pages. Who's next?

IBM and Freescale Collaborate on Direction of Power Architecture(TM) Technology (FinanzNachrichten)
Today at the International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC), IBM and Freescale Semiconductor ( Nachrichten ) (NYSE:FSL) (NYSE:FSL.B) announced a collaboration focused on the evolution of Power Architecture(TM) technology.

High-tech sieve sifts for hydrogen (EurekAlert!)
Whether it's used in chemical laboratories or the fuel tanks of advanced automobiles, hydrogen is mostly produced from natural gas and other fossil fuels. However, to isolate the tiny hydrogen molecules, engineers must first remove impurities, and the currently available methods can require substantial equipment or toxic chemicals.

Super Bowl XL Review (Digital Video Editing) The ABC production

Super Bowl XL Review (Digital Video Editing)
The ABC production of Super Bowl XL did justice to its grand subject, showing a worldwide audience of a billion people that yes, it is possible to field 36 HD cameras and make it all look easy. Yes, there was a first-rate, all-HD football production in between all those extravagant $5 million-a-minute commercials on ABC. This production was also notable because it was the first Super Bowl that

Locomotion commotion: Valley transit on display (The Morning Call)
The 1954 Hudson Italia in the lobby of the Lehigh Valley Heritage Center in Allentown is enough to make James Bond's high-powered, sporty Aston Martin green with envy.

"JWT is like a big ship, which may take time to turn around, but it can go long distances." (Agencyfaqs!)
He doesn t brood over disappointments for too long. But then again, he doesn t let success go to his head either. Agnello Dias , senior vice-president and executive creative director , JWT , says he just believes in moving on.

Voters to decide Tuesday if option tax will be extended (Waterloo Cedar-Falls Courier)
WATERLOO --- Black Hawk County voters will decide Tuesday whether to add another decade to a 1 percent local option sales tax for schools. The choice arrives more than three years before the original tax expires.

Letters, faxes, and e-mail (Birmingham News) In response to recent

Letters, faxes, and e-mail (Birmingham News)
In response to recent letters critical of the president using wiretaps, according to a Washington Post-ABC News poll, 51 percent said "wiretapping of telephone calls and e-mails without court approval" was an acceptable tool for the federal government to use when investigating terrorism.

Locomotion commotion: Valley transit on display (The Morning Call)
The 1954 Hudson Italia in the lobby of the Lehigh Valley Heritage Center in Allentown is enough to make James Bond's high-powered, sporty Aston Martin green with envy.

High-tech sieve sifts for hydrogen (EurekAlert!)
Whether it's used in chemical laboratories or the fuel tanks of advanced automobiles, hydrogen is mostly produced from natural gas and other fossil fuels. However, to isolate the tiny hydrogen molecules, engineers must first remove impurities, and the currently available methods can require substantial equipment or toxic chemicals.

Ad Maiora Presents C.O.S.A., the First Ever Study on How

Ad Maiora Presents C.O.S.A., the First Ever Study on How Automobiles Brands are Searched for on Search Engines (PR Web)
Ad Maiora SpA, online marketing and advertising agency, has presented C.O.S.A. (Cars Online Search Analysis), the first ever market research to reveal how automobiles brands and models are searched for on search engines. [PRWEB Feb 1, 2006]

San Jose State gets $10M gift (The Monterey County Herald)
As a junior majoring in business at San Jose State University in the 1960s, Donald Lucas bought three inexpensive used cars, three months of insurance and started selling autos from his apartment to pay for school.

High-tech sieve sifts for hydrogen (EurekAlert!)
Whether it's used in chemical laboratories or the fuel tanks of advanced automobiles, hydrogen is mostly produced from natural gas and other fossil fuels. However, to isolate the tiny hydrogen molecules, engineers must first remove impurities, and the currently available methods can require substantial equipment or toxic chemicals.

SJSU accepts record gift of $10 million (San Jose Mercury News)
As a junior majoring in business at San Jose State University in the 1960s, Donald Lucas bought three inexpensive used cars and three months of insurance, and started selling autos from his apartment to pay for school. The investment paid off for both Lucas and the university: On Thursday, he and his wife, Sally, received a standing ovation for donating $10 million to their alma mater -- the

Buick Enclave Debut
This luxury crossover SUV with high-tech features, which debuted at the auto show in Detroit, should be in production during 2007.
Editors of MSN Autos

Through the years (The Herald News)
MORRIS Where horses used to pull carriages on dirt roads now are jammed parking spaces on a paved Liberty Street in downtown Morris.

A glance at Mississippi House and Senate action (Picayune Item)
Cars: Allow antique vehicles to be equipped with blue or violet rear lights to resemble equipment on American automobiles in the 1940s and 1950s. Deer: Delete provision of state law that currently bans out-of-state residents from killing antlerless deer in Mississippi.

Around Town (Bradenton Herald)
Enterprise Flea Market 2408 U.S. 301, Palmetto Indoor flea market featuring new and used items, collectibles, antiques, videos, furniture and household. Merchandise added daily. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. daily. Information: 723-9424.