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10
Mar
Three-quarter front view of Mini Cooper S Coupe
Mini is doing well with the brand rejuvenation that they keep coming up with new models to stimulate even more sales. Sort of like Apple adding new products to their lines that you must have immediately. This model is even more fun to drive than previous ones and you must keep a close watch with law enforcing authorities, as you rev up the turbocharger, most especially when it comes in hot chili red. You can also get a roadster version for an open cockpit feel.
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03
Mar
Goodyear’s blimp Spirit of America
Charles Goodyear secured a patent in 1844 for vulcanized rubber, and Frank Seiberling later memorialized Goodyear’s name when he founded his tire company in 1898. Ever since 1925, the company has stayed the course on flying blimps. For the world’s leading tire manufacturer, the blimp program is ultimately a marketing expense. Today, its fleet is comprised of just three blimps. Plans are in the works to replace them with Zeppelin NT airships, which will begin flying in January 2014. See more pictures of the Goodyear Blimp in our photo gallery.
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18
Feb
Marine iguana on Isabela island in the Galapagos National Park, Ecuador
Ever since Charles Darwin’s discoveries in the isolated Galapagos Archipelago off the coast of Ecuador in the nineteenth century, adventurous travelers have been making the journey. Consisting of thirteen large islands, six minor ones and more than 40 islets, the Galapagos Archipelago is home Australia to an astonishing online casino variety of unique animal casino species. See more pictures of Galapagos Wildlife in our photo gallery.
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25
Jan
Auto manufacturers are struggling to attract buyers as consumers’ buying power diminishes. One category of car, however, is expanding rapidly — hybrids. Given their exceptional fuel economy ratings, environmentally friendly reputation and special incentives and tax breaks, it’s no wonder that more models of hybrid cars are going on sale each year. Here’s a photo of the Lexus CT 200h with airplanes in the background.
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14
Jan
Burj Khalifa in Dubai is the world’s tallest building
The Tallest Building in the World
If you’ve seen Tom Cruise’s death-defying stunts in “Mission Impossible 4: Ghost Protocol”, then you know that Burj Khalifa in Dubai is the tallest building in the world. At 2,723 feet tall — almost two times the size of Chicago’s Willis Tower (1,451 feet) — the skyscraper was created by the government to shift Dubai’s economic focus from oil, give it casino an internationally-recognizable online casino symbol and attract Australian tourists. In addition to corporate suites, a restaurant and a 124th-floor observation deck, Burj Khalifa houses the Armani Hotel Dubai in its bottom 39 floors, consisting of 160 guest rooms and suites and 144 residences.
Read more about Burj Khalifa on GAYOT.com.
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