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The P’9120 meets those two essential requirements in the world of design and architecture, form and function. The German PORSCHE DESIGN Groupe collaborated with the American electronics...

Economy remains stuck in low gear Newsvine - business Thu, 08/21/2008 - 12:31 NEW YORK — A private sector measure of the economy's health showed the largest drop in a year, and while new jobless claims fell for the second straight week, they remain near the highest levels since 2002.

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Gran Turismo 5 Prologue will get a major update to the game tomorrow where Gran Turismo TV will be up and running with PPV’s available to buy. On Friday, August 1st, Gran Turismo 5 Prologue owners will receive a significant update that’ll take their racing experience to a new level.

** UPDATE: More details added On Friday, August 1st, Gran Turismo 5 Prologue owners will receive a significant update that will take their racing and automotive experience to a new level. The heart of this update is a new line-up of exciting automotive programming for “Gran Turismo TV”, our in-game automotive media channel.

Top Gear hits America It’s like Top Gear… in America. The UK’s biggest motoring programme hops across the pond to deliver high-octane thrills to the US – swapping Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May for a trio of American hosts in Top Gear USA.

Outside magazine recently ran an article of recession proof and adventure-packed careers.  The list was pretty good, offering up 50 of the best jobs (Outside Magazine, May 2008) and talking to a few people about their chosen careers.  These jobs ran the course.  They represented everything from

Top Gear Executive Producer Andy Wilman is aware of the acrimony that surrounds the apparently not-dead-yet U.S. edition of the show, and makes a case on the Top Gear blog for both the Yankee and Australian spinoffs that are marching their way towards prime time audiences soon.

Filed under: Trends, Etc., Lifestyle Top Gear Executive Producer Andy Wilman is aware of the acrimony that surrounds the apparently not-dead-yet U.S. edition of the show, and makes a case on the Top Gear blog for both the Yankee and Australian spinoffs that are marching their way towards prime time audiences soon.

NBC's dubious attempt to duplicate the unique cachet of Top Gear with a Stateside spinoff has apparently come to a screeching halt. They couldn't even get it together on a cast, so the news doesn't come entirely as a surprise.