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| Articles about Red Line |
| Saturn’s Sexy Machine: The 2008 Saturn Sky Red Line | | 2008-06-05 13:40:06 | | You know, Saturn isn’t known for exciting sports cars, rather, they’re known for boring, slow, family-oriented sedans. The Sky, however, is a real cool looking sports car that has none of the boring attributes associated with the Saturn name.
It’s a rather new model, introduced in 2007 along with the more powerful Sky Red Line. While [...]
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| | 2007 Saturn Sky Red Line | | 2008-06-01 14:37:08 | | Saturn Sky Red Line Sports Car Saturn keeps revitalizing with the 2007 Saturn Sky Red Line performance roadster sports car. The Red Line, available at Saturn retailers this fall, builds on the Sky’s established performance character, offering even more power and sportier driving dynamics combined with a bold design and driver-focused interior.The Red Line gets a boost in performance from a turbocharged 2.0-liter engine, GM’s first direct injection offering in North America. It produces 260 horsepower at 5300 rpm and 260 lb-ft of torque at 2500 rpm, making it GM’s highest specific output engine ever at 2.1 horsepower per cubic inch of displacement (130 bhp per liter).... | | By: cars & bikes | | |
| | The thin red line... | | 2007-05-30 00:37:00 | | ...that is soaked in blood and greed...Ever wondered as to why does Africa have most of its international boundaries as straight lines? Well, as an accident of history that was deliberately heaped on Africa, the European colonial powers used scale and rulers to carve out territories for themselves during the infamous Berlin conference of 1885. This sinister move which earned the sobriquet of ‘Scramble for Africa’ in history not only brought rival tribes in the same national domain but segregated national groupings in different political landscape. As a result these lines have not only divided tribes and communities but have also caused internecine warfare in Africa killing millions of people.The European quest for exploiting the resources of Africa, gift ed the region with blood and bullets that has ever since kept the countries in the region perpetually at odds against each other. The result of such quixoticism has been that, Eritrea and Ethiopia have been at war against each other while the Somali population has been splattered across different countries fuelling tension and war. The legacy doesn’t end here rather the political bigotry that has led to creation of artificial international boundaries have led to severe repercussions elsewhere as well. The 38th parallel that divided the Korean Peninsula into warring North and South was the creation of the infamous Korean War. Even before the ceasefire in 1953, the line separated the Soviet and the American controlled sector after the World War-II.For Complete IIPM Article, Click on IIPM ArticleSource : IIPM Editorial, 2007An IIPM and Professor Arindam Chaudhuri (Renowned Management Guru and Economist) Initiative ... | | By: IIPM-World | | |
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| Red Line Tap | | 2007-03-14 22:29:00 | | Red Line TapBetween songs during Sunday's performance, an audience member ran up to the stage and handed me a note. "Hey, you sound really good but I can't stay. I do booking and recording, so here's my info--drop me an email or give me a call and we'll get you hooked up!" It's not the first time someone's "interrupted" a performance for business-ish reasons--back in December, a couple of people bought a CD in the middle of a show because they too had to leave the venue before the set was done. I love it. One of the reasons that playing intimate venues is so great is that you get a level of audience interaction that can't occur in a larger space.I was privileged to play that night with Michael Shoup, Heidi Schwartz, and Paul Shearer, three fun musicians from Nashville. I've been listening to Michael's EP for the last day or two, and it's poppy goodness. His vocals remind me of someone, but I haven't yet been able to put my finger on which singer he sounds like.... | | By: DawnXianaMoon.com: Randomness | | |
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