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Justin Allgaier, of Riverton, Illinois, is a stock car driver in the NASCAR Nationwide Series. He drives the #31 Brandt Chevrolet Impala for Turner Motorsports. Allgaier was the 2008 ARCA REMAX Series champion and the 2009 NASCAR Nationwide Series Rookie of the year.
Justin Allgaier, of Riverton, Illinois, is a stock car driver in the NASCAR Nationwide Series. He drives the #31 Brandt Chevrolet Impala for Turner Motorsports. Allgaier was the 2008 ARCA REMAX Series champion and the 2009 NASCAR Nationwide Series Rookie of the year.
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Do Women Pay Less for Car Insurance?
KickingTiresYou???ve probably heard this assertion before when it comes to health insurance, life insurance and yes, auto insurance: Women typically pay less than men for their policies. Is this true and if so, why? According InsWeb, an online insurance comparison......Tags: Social Issues, Health Insurance, Utah, Nevada, Colorado
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Wine samples delivered to you door! NEVER MIND, you live in Maryland and can't have it
Dining@LargeHello Suckers, as Toots Shor used to say.Check out this neat-o innovation in wine buying: Tasting Room packages samples of wine in 50 ml. mini bottles complete with miniature versions of the real labels. Take a look. And check out......Tags: Colorado, Nevada, Iowa, Kansas, Arizona
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America's Next Great Restaurant: The lost recaps, Episode 9
Dining@LargeBob Swank's lost recaps of America's Next Great Restaurant are a bonus feature on Dining@Large. Enjoy. RGPrevious episode recaps are available here. Full episodes are available on Hulu.com. Episode 9 – ANGR Management In the previous episode...Tags: Restaurants, Mall of America, America's Next Great Restaurant (tv program), Arts and Culture, Meatballs
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Western U.S. Has Highest Car Repair Costs
KickingTiresArizona is the most expensive state to get your car repaired, according to CarMD, a provider of diagnostic tools and information. The average repair cost in the Grand Canyon State is $421.49, about $65 more than the $356.04 national average.......Tags: Missouri, Career and Workplace, Nevada, Colorado, California
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More signs football is near: FAU Bonfire posters are out
FAU Sports | Sun Sentinel blogsMore signs that football is coming soon ??? posters for the annual bonfire are going up around campus. - - Fans who have been around a while know how this event has grown over the years. It used to...... -
Toyota Settles Strange Class-Action Lawsuit
KickingTiresIn a bizarre piece of news today, the recent settlement of a class-action lawsuit against Toyota and the Canadian Automobile Dealers Association could make you eligible for some cash, even if you bought a Chevy. In 2003, several federal and......Tags: Dodge, Pontiac, Nevada, Mercury, Lincoln (Placer, California)
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8 days that sunk Hillary Clinton
The Swampby Jim Tankersley When a team loses a close game, heartbroken fans often zero in on the game's final moments: a pivotal play, a referee's call, a questionable coaching decision. But the players often focus instead on the middle of......Tags: Political Candidates, Virginia, Nevada, California, Iowa
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Dick Cheney, Kindergarten kick-out
The Swampby Mark Silva We knew that Vice President Dick Cheney had left Yale under less than honorable terms - "by mutual agreement,'' as he put it today -- but maybe we had forgotten, until today, that he also was kicked......Tags: Education, Political Candidates, Joe Lieberman, Colleges and Universities, Politics
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Democratic fence-sitters wary of Obama
The Swampby Mark Silva Not every member of the Democratic Party seeking reelection this year is caught up in the party's Obama-mania. More than a dozen in conservative districts, particularly in the South, have made it clear that they want nothing......Tags: Politics, Texas, Kansas, Parties and Movements, North Carolina
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Remembering Russert
The TV ZoneYeah, that was a hell of a memorial for Tim Russert yesterday. Beautiful AND moving, and whenever deeply heartfelt memorials like this roll around, you almost instinctively remember that great Yeats line, "Think where mans glory most begins and......Tags: Education, Television Industry, Colleges and Universities, Politics, National Government
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Hagel: No McCain nod, closer to Obama
The Swampby Mark Silva Retiring Republican Sen. Chuck Hagel of Nebraska says he will not endorse his party's presumptive nominee for president, Sen. John McCain of Arizona, but will be willing to serve on the Cabinet of Democratic Sen. Barack Obama......Tags: Illinois, Political Candidates, George W. Bush, National Government, John McCain
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GAO gives U.S. food safety low marks
The Swampby Stephen J. Hedges The Government Accountability Office released an audit Monday suggesting at least six other countries and the European Union have better food safety systems than the United States. The 97-page audit was requested by two of the......Tags: Illinois, Product Recalls, National Government, Health, Rosa DeLauro
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