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You’re better off getting the Tramontina tri-ply set from Walmart. Cook’s Illustrated rated it a “best buy.” It was rated a very close second to the All-Clad set they tested (not this one; a much better, induction ready set).

You’re better off getting the Tramontina tri-ply set from Walmart. Cook’s Illustrated rated it a “best buy.” It was

I love that Edd makes everything he does seem so elementary, like any schmuck with a screwdriver and a faint idea regarding which end of it to use can do the stuff he does on the show at home. If only it were that easy in real life.

Same holds true in Wisconsin.

Interesting. In Wisconsin, the car owner always holds the title, no matter what. If there’s a lender, they will take out a lien against the car, and the title will clearly indicate a lien holder, but the car owner still holds the title. When you pay off the loan, the lender issues you a statement indicating that the

I have an ‘08 Civic, and you nailed exactly why I *love* the dash. The dash was, in fact, the single thing that sold me on the Civic at the time. The two level dash brings the speedo right at eye level, meaning less time my eyes are off the road.

Three times? They have only had *two* landing attempts. The third scheduled landing attempt was scrubbed due to poor conditions at sea; they used the opportunity to do a soft splashdown in the ocean.

Could be worse. Late last year, a driver managed to get his semi stuck on a historic foot bridge in Milwaukee. To get there, he had to drive over two other pedestrian bridges and past several railings. He blamed GPS.

Good Hope Road at US 45?

One feature that I've found many weather radios leave off, including many Midland models, is the ability to automatically turn off at the end of the alert message. It is rather annoying to come back home and hear the weather radio chattering away, because at some point it turned on to play an alert, and never turned

Either you didn't watch that episode, or you have a bad memory.

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The video linked in the original post is a re-posted, edited-down version. This appears to be the original dash cam video, which includes the initial explosion:

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The video linked in the original post is a re-posted, edited-down version. This appears to be the original dash cam video, which includes the initial explosion:

Neat, except if you look up, it looks like they left the studio work lights on - you can see banks of fluorescent lights through the frosted perspex ceiling. Sort of ruins the illusion.

Yes, Penzey's Spices wants to turn the mall into their new production factory, replacing their current plant, the former Falk plant in Wauwatosa. On the other hand, there's now a competing proposal that wants to turn the mall into a "specialty mall." What that means, no one knows. With all other retail abandoning the

Mitsubishi didn't lose their way this year. They've been lost in the weeds for so long they're bordering on being as irrelevant as Suzuki was when they left the US market. The description you gave of their auto show booth has been true for at least the last 5-6 years. The last time they had any kind of buzz around

There were several more that came true in that article that you missed. What about the "Man will see around the world" one? Seems like that one came true as well, although there isn't need to go to the theater to do it these days. Also, "Photographs will be telegraphed" also predicts sending photos over the internet.

The trailer was posted to Apple's Movie Trailers site (http://trailers.apple.com/). Someone pulled the video from there and republished it to YouTube.

reading Gizmodo article on Eddy Cue

Correction: the title of the movie is not "Into the Darkness." It is "Star Trek Into Darkness." No "the," and "Star Trek" is a part of the title.

Based on the example, this actually made the bill *harder* for me to grasp, since it drilled down instead of up, and distracted with lots of useless visual effects. As a result, about halfway through the video I lost track of how the bits of information they were explaining came together to give me the total billed