July 1: Durability, Bank Robbers And Pasta
UPDATED: 3:10 pm EDT July 1, 2004
Go to: Rest Of The Stories | More StuffHere's a dose of morning news:With the long-anticipated increase in interest rates from the Federal Reserve Board behind it, stock traders in Europe and Japan instead turned their attention to financial data, which prompted solid stock gains across Europe and in Tokyo.
The Cassini spacecraft squeezed through a gap between two of Saturn's rings last night, reaching the final destination of its 2 billion-mile journey and beginning a four-year tour of the planet and its 31 known moons.
Despite political pledges to reduce wait times for Canadians seeking to enter the nation's health system, there has been little change in the waiting lists and reported "difficulties" in getting prompt attention in the last three years.
The two astronauts aboard the International Space Station left the craft vacant as both completed a tricky six-hour spacewalk to repair a circuit breaker after a failed attempt last week.
Who Doesn't Want A Durable Car?What car owner likes paying for repairs, dings or dents? How annoying is it to have a small problem in a newer car and not fix it because the seemingly simple repair inexplicably costs an arm and a leg? Wouldn't a list of the most durable car brand help you? Well, it's right here.
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Make Sure Minivans Have What You WantAfter filling us in on the best picks among minivans, then telling us minivan crash test ratings, our auto editor, Adam Brooks, completes his three-part look at minivans by providing a rundown of what minivan models have what features.
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Wow Your Potluck Barbecue HostSkip the potato salad and coleslaw the next time you bring a dish to a potluck barbecue and go with something to wow your host. Our food editor, J. Scott Wilson, ends his three-part series on summer side dishes with a tasty recipe for a Mexican Pasta Salad.
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Small Things Make Difference When Selling HomeOur week-long series about buying and selling homes continues with word that the little things about a house make the difference -- even when you're selling your home. Here are some home-selling secrets that'll turn buyers' heads. They're easy and usually don't cost a thing. Check out some of the ideas right here.
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Have You Seen The Art Of Conversation?Our Chris Cope was in line to buy a muffin at a coffee shop the other day when he was verbally accosted by a man ranting politics "like a crazy radio talk show caller." It got him thinking about the seemingly lost art of pleasant conversation so he offers some tips on striking up conversation with strangers.
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