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Cuba lifts ban on computers - Seattle Times
A woman looks at a computer in a store in Havana on Friday. Computers went on sale Friday to the general public in Cuba. HAVANA — Cubans are getting wired. The island's communist government put desktop computers on sale to the public for the first

Arrest leads to discovery of stolen appliances - San Diego Union-Tribune
The arrest of a man on a drug warrant Friday led sheriff's deputies to a cache of stolen appliances in an Oceanside storage garage, authorities said. Deputies went to the Ramada Inn on West San Marcos Boulevard about 9:20 a.m. to arrest a 42-year-old

As PCs go public in Cuba, many gawk, but few buy - Houston Chronicle
HAVANA — Cubans are getting wired. The island's communist government put desktop computers on sale to the public for the first time Friday, ending a ban on PC sales as another despised restriction on daily life fell away under President Raul Castro

A small wonder - Baltimore Sun
When Kevin-Douglas Olive first saw his rowhouse in Baltimore's historic Seton Hill, he wasn't certain he could live in a space only 9 feet wide. "Good grief, it's narrow," he remembered thinking. But as he and his partner passed the living room

Two people dead after boat explosion - News.com.au
TWO people have been killed and six others, including children, have been injured when a boat exploded while being refuelled in Melbourne, emergency services say A man and a woman died in the explosion, the ambulance service said. The man and woman

Pick me! Pick me! Major retailers battle for your federal rebate cash - New York Daily News
Sears, Home Depot and Wal-Mart are just a few of the big retailers that want a piece of the federal stimulus check that will be burning a hole in your pocket. And they're offering some sweet deals if you bring the federal check directly into stores

Mine Safety Appliances 1Q earnings rise less than 1 percent - Forbes
Mine Safety Appliances Co. , a safety products manufacturer, said Thursday its first-quarter earnings fell less than 1 percent as rising sales were offset by currency exchange losses and rising costs of products sold. Net income for the quarter

The spin on tires and fuel economy - Los Angeles Times
William Lowry recently spent $500 to replace the tires on his Toyota Camry hybrid. The salesman said the Goodyear Regatta 2 tires were just as good as the Bridgestone Turanzas that came with the car. But it didn't take long for Lowry to notice that

'Remodeling' guidelines will help with green-home plans - Detroit News
Green has to be the color of the year. Everywhere you look you cannot escape it. If you want to save the planet, or even live a few more years, you gotta go "green." There is nothing wrong with this hullabaloo. But, it takes a great deal of effort to

Cuba puts first computers on sale to the public - Boston Globe
HAVANA— Cubans are getting wired. The island's communist government put desktop computers on sale to the public for the first time Friday, ending a ban on PC sales as another despised restriction on daily life fell away under new President Raul

Cuba lifts ban on computers - Seattle Times
A woman looks at a computer in a store in Havana on Friday. Computers went on sale Friday to the general public in Cuba. HAVANA — Cubans are getting wired. The island's communist government put desktop computers on sale to the public for the first

Arrest leads to discovery of stolen appliances - San Diego Union-Tribune
The arrest of a man on a drug warrant Friday led sheriff's deputies to a cache of stolen appliances in an Oceanside storage garage, authorities said. Deputies went to the Ramada Inn on West San Marcos Boulevard about 9:20 a.m. to arrest a 42-year-old

As PCs go public in Cuba, many gawk, but few buy - Houston Chronicle
HAVANA — Cubans are getting wired. The island's communist government put desktop computers on sale to the public for the first time Friday, ending a ban on PC sales as another despised restriction on daily life fell away under President Raul Castro

A small wonder - Baltimore Sun
When Kevin-Douglas Olive first saw his rowhouse in Baltimore's historic Seton Hill, he wasn't certain he could live in a space only 9 feet wide. "Good grief, it's narrow," he remembered thinking. But as he and his partner passed the living room

Two people dead after boat explosion - News.com.au
TWO people have been killed and six others, including children, have been injured when a boat exploded while being refuelled in Melbourne, emergency services say A man and a woman died in the explosion, the ambulance service said. The man and woman

Pick me! Pick me! Major retailers battle for your federal rebate cash - New York Daily News
Sears, Home Depot and Wal-Mart are just a few of the big retailers that want a piece of the federal stimulus check that will be burning a hole in your pocket. And they're offering some sweet deals if you bring the federal check directly into stores

Mine Safety Appliances 1Q earnings rise less than 1 percent - Forbes
Mine Safety Appliances Co. , a safety products manufacturer, said Thursday its first-quarter earnings fell less than 1 percent as rising sales were offset by currency exchange losses and rising costs of products sold. Net income for the quarter

The spin on tires and fuel economy - Los Angeles Times
William Lowry recently spent $500 to replace the tires on his Toyota Camry hybrid. The salesman said the Goodyear Regatta 2 tires were just as good as the Bridgestone Turanzas that came with the car. But it didn't take long for Lowry to notice that

'Remodeling' guidelines will help with green-home plans - Detroit News
Green has to be the color of the year. Everywhere you look you cannot escape it. If you want to save the planet, or even live a few more years, you gotta go "green." There is nothing wrong with this hullabaloo. But, it takes a great deal of effort to

Cuba puts first computers on sale to the public - Boston Globe
HAVANA— Cubans are getting wired. The island's communist government put desktop computers on sale to the public for the first time Friday, ending a ban on PC sales as another despised restriction on daily life fell away under new President Raul