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Nissan 350Z a future icon

It's hard to believe the Nissan 350Z was introduced five years ago as a 2003 model, but it still looks fresh as ever.....more>>

Biopetroleum, electricity could power future vehicles
Most of us could drive electric cars
Addiction to speed
No, the R8 doesn't warm your soul. It grabs your soul around the neck and gives it a 420-horsepower beating until your soul's spleen is ruptured.
Two flavors of practical style
Here are two cars that try to be stylish, practical and efficient at the same time.
Patrick's win big on many fronts
Auto racing column: Danica Patrick became the first female driver to win a race in the history of Indy Car racing. She says it's big on many fronts.
Sticker shock
This SUV shouts as it wiggles its steel hips, "I can be Earth-friendly, too!"
MaxiMini
It's still fun. It's still cute. It's still British. It's just ... different.
Flowers aren’t just for picking
“One of the important reasons to eat flowers is the amount of absorbable base metals in them."
Flowers aren’t just for picking
Plant and food enthusiasts insist edible flowers are coming back in style and with good reason.
A good car, but little excitement
If you can get beyond the oxymoronic nature of General Motors' "excitement" division selling a Toyota, this is actually a decent, affordable family car.

• Flowers aren’t just for picking
• Flowers aren’t just for picking
• Master Gardeners announce 20th annual garden show
• Farm tries share program to survive
• Silent Seed: Port man opens shop

• Nissan 350Z a future icon
• Biopetroleum, electricity could power future vehicles
• Addiction to speed
• Two flavors of practical style
• Patrick's win big on many fronts

• Art plays role in Pittsburgh’s 250th
• Sequoyah comes to Oologah
• His nod to ‘FOD’
• Paper work
• Welcome to Stick Town

• Teaching teens the value of a dollar
• So, what are you going to do with your tax rebate?
• Should you reapply to Social Security?
• Make the most of the underused, misused 401(k)
• Protect your credit rating from identity theft

• Be a better role model
• Playgroups can help keep kids active, mommies sane
• Cat tales: As the fan blades turn
• On Mother's Day, like every day, moms just pray troops stay safe
• Abstinence topic of girls' tea

Home

• Nissan 350Z a future icon
• Biopetroleum, electricity could power future vehicles
• Addiction to speed
• Two flavors of practical style
• Patrick's win big on many fronts

Life

• Art plays role in Pittsburgh’s 250th
• Tampa: Short visit simply isn’t enough
• Busch Gardens Tampa a real treat
• Red tide rising: Scientists find 30 percent more spores than in 2005 crisis
• The fashion rules they are a-changin'

• Eel-like fish makes rare appearance
• Air Time photo
• State pulls food pantry venison to check for lead
• Bear, bee buzz may prolong hunting season
• A beloved resort erodes

• Christmas in America A Melting Pot of Traditions
• formal wear '08
• Gloria Moran
• Bringing Carnival to you!
• Games bring home the magic of the movies

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