Big convenience, very little cheese. Taco Bell The Road Food Report Card is a series of fast-food reviews designed for the hungry—but time-pressed—driver. The author’s goal is to review fast-food menu items based on their appropriateness for a tidy, “on-the-fly” snack. If you have an item you’d like Tom to review, drop us a line…
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This is the Haynes Owners’ Workshop Manual for the Star Wars TIE Fighter. It’s part of the wildly popular Haynes series of owners’ workshop manuals for various Star Wars starships, including the Millennium Falcon, Death Star, X-wing, and more. These books are designed for both adults and kids as a deep-dive reference book. This edition…
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Let’s face it. Decision fatigue is real. Even the most seasoned entrepreneurs wrestle with it on a daily basis. Research shows that the average person makes nearly 35,000 decisions each day, ranging from the trivial of: “How should I take my coffee?” to the consequential: “Should I…
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Aquí tienes una comparación detallada entre República Dominicana y México sobre el uso de motocicletas, con datos recientes y explicaciones claras: Ventas y parque vehicular México En 2024 se vendieron cerca de 1.85 millones de motocicletas, un récord histórico impulsado por la demanda urbana y laboral, principalmente de marcas como Italika, Honda y Bajaj México…
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Get the Popular Science daily newsletter💡 Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. If you step on a snail, you’ll know it. The crunch of its shell or the feel of their squishy, slimy bodies underfoot. Despite their slow speeds, and simple bodies, apple snails (Pomacea canaliculata) have eyes that are anatomically similar to…
While the much-prophesied death of the manual gearbox hasn’t come true just yet, it still feels like it’s very much in the post. For everyone who continues to self-operate a clutch on a daily basis, this must seem like a distant event – but for everyone else, the automatic transmission is now so omnipresent that…
Getting your license suspended doesn’t just disrupt your plans — it can put your income at serious risk, especially if you’ve relied on driving to make a living. But a setback like this doesn’t mean you’re out of options. There are real, flexible ways to earn money that don’t require a car or even leaving…
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The recent disruptions of the Aerotrain service at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) Terminal 1 were not due to mechanical failure, but rather a minor technical issue that was resolved promptly, said transport minister Anthony Loke, Bernama reported. The transport minister said that in any system, such operational disruptions are common and must be tackled…
Mercedes is planning the “biggest product launch program in history,” with 18 cars set to debut next year and another 14 models in 2027. Most will be next-generation vehicles or facelifts of existing models, but a few all-new additions are also in the pipeline. All told, the Stuttgart-based luxury automaker “runs about 40 body variants,”…
Known for its vibrant port, busy highways, and growing population, Charleston, South Carolina, has seen a steady rise in large truck traffic over the years. With Interstate 26 and U.S. Route 17 funneling commercial vehicles through the city daily, it’s no surprise that Charleston continues to experience a concerning number of truck-related collisions. According to…
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