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The Squeegee Man

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If you've ever lived in a big city, you've probably  had to deal with the squeegee man. He approaches your car - even though you have not called him over. Without asking...

From The Head Down

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America is a violent place. But I don't mean the much-discussed shootings - which are both sporadic and incidental. No, the real violence is invisible because it is all around us...

10 Minutes

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When seconds count, the cops are just minutes away. Ten minutes away, in the case of a home-invasion murder/rape that almost took place last week in Loganville, GA - and which...

The Dunsel Mobile

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What is it about not doing things for oneself that's so appealing to so many people? Here's the latest - something I've been dreading for years: The first production driverless car:  The...

Permanent Checkpoints

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Well, why not? If the occasional random roadside stop n' frisk is a good idea - and not a violation of anyone's rights - why not make such gantlets ubiquitous - and...

Conspiracy . . . or Merely Convenient?

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Many new cars are optimized for ethanol - "flex-fuel" compatible is how it's usually described. The problem, of course, is that a majority of cars in service are not optimized for...

Another Measure of How We’ve Been Gypped (and Fooled)

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Before I write a new car review, I like to do some background research - which helps provide context and hopefully makes the published review informative. Well, I found some interesting...

To All Republicans

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The Chimp pursed his pouty lips and announced that he'd "decided" - and you Republicans (you conservatives) didn't object. Many of you actually cheered. So, please - don't complain when Obama...

Eat Your Veggies… Or Else!

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NHTSA and the insurance Mafia want to see fines for not buckling-up jacked up to as much as $100 in order to "encourage" higher compliance with mandatory seatbelt laws. Apparently, the $25...

Speed Limiters, Too?

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Most people - including people who favor what they call "gun control," would probably not support the idea of fitting all cars with speed governors. But why? Isn't the principle exactly...
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