Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Madonna tour truck overturns in Sweden strewing pieces of concert equipment across the road
A tour truck containing equipment for a Madonna concert in Gothenburg has overturned leaving at least one person injured and leaving a mess across the road.
Specializations Of A Baltimore Injury Lawyer
The article describes the Baltimore wrongful death, accident and injury lawyers. It also describes the process they follow while making sure you get justice.
Kim K. MIA as Keeping Up With the Kardashians Cameras Roll?Where Is She?
Kim Kardashian�may be�breaking up with�Kris Humphries, but it also looks like she's taking a break from reality television, too.
After visiting Kris over the weekend...
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Monday, July 2, 2012
Gerber No. 7
Rest assured, Snooki's so on top of her game she's already pre-ordered her baby formula.
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Official: Allstate adds 'Watch For Motorcycles' signs in more than 30 cities
Filed under: Safety, Motorcycle
You might question whether a diamond-shaped yellow sign will make drivers keep an extra eye out for motorcyclists, but if it saves a life, who's to argue?
Insurance company Allstate has added "Watch for Motorcycles" signs at intersections in over 30 cities this year after studying which road markers may be most effective at helping prevent accidents.
One of the signs is in Baltimore, MD at the intersection of Pratt and President Streets, near the city's Inner Harbor. Baltimore is notable because in 2010, the average age of a motorcyclist killed in a traffic accident there was 37 years old, the youngest of any major city and five years below the U.S. average. Overall, almost half of U.S. motorcycle accidents occur at intersections when cars don't see or fail to yield to an oncoming bike.
Motorcycle fatalities have risen the last couple years despite total traffic deaths reaching the lowest point on record. An increase in alcohol-related crashes and untrained riders (higher gas prices got more people out of their cars) are given as the main reasons for the spike in motorcyclist deaths. You can read the complete press release below.
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Permalink | Email this | CommentsCourt's Recent Rulings Shake Up Partisan Narrative
Supreme Court decisions have tended to fall along partisan lines in recent years. But neither the Arizona immigration ruling nor the decision upholding the federal health care law followed the typical divide. Many observers say it will help the court's standing to appear above politics.
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