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Faved by: mohit
Apr 30 2008 - via gizmodo.com

Sounds very promising...

Quoted: AutoObserver reports that the next generation Prius will be four inches longer, get a more powerful 1.8 liter gas engine that when combined with electrics will do a total 160 horsepower (compared with 110hp in the current 1.5 liter setup). The kicker is that it'll be more fuel efficient, too. Using Japan's metrics for fuel economy, the current setup gets 84mpg, but the next gen has been reported to run 94 miles under the same conditions. The car is set to be unveiled in 2009.

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Faved by: mohit
Aug 20 2006 - via games.gigaom.com

This virtual world is attracting the interest of real world companies.

Quoted: Not to be outdone, new metaverse developer Millions of Us (a sponsor of my SL blog, so take with a rock of sodium) announced they had an agreement with Toyota to offer an official, virtual edition of the Scion xB to Second Life residents.

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Faved by: eric
Jul 19 2006 - via www.seedmagazine.com

An absolutely wonderful article from the September 2006 issue of "Seed" on "How We Know." The basic concept is that people elarn from doing - always. Extrapolating from there and showing concret examples from education, business, and the arts - there is something useful in here for everyone.

Quoted: According to Ericsson, this is how elite performers always practice. It is the secret trick of their talent, the way they become the best. Instead of treating practice as separate from the learning process--doing is what you do when you are done learning--they constantly find ways to integrate learning into their doing process, and the payoff is immense. The brain is designed to learn in a very particular way, consistently favoring the concrete over the abstract, the practical over the theoretical. If something can't be done, then we probably aren't interested in learning about it. The individuals and organizations that take advantage of this psychological principle are the ones that excel, getting the most out of themselves and their charges. If people can learn the right way--algebra on the subway, practice sessions and factory floors transformed into experiences that broaden the mind--neuroscience indicates there is little the mind can't accomplish. But if we remain ignorant of Dewey and the Labor-atory School, of Rizzolatti and his monkeys, of Bob Moses and newly-accelerated math students, of the winners of musical competitions and major golf championships, we will plod along in mediocrity, and fail algebra.

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Faved by: joe
Apr 09 2007 - via www.hybridcars.com
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Faved by: mohit
Aug 06 2007 - via www.npr.org

Didn't know the Prius was selling this well.

Quoted: But While the Prius has become mainstream — it was the sixth-best-selling car in May — many of the other hybrids on the market have fallen short.

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Faved by: mohit
Oct 22 2007 - via www.tgdaily.com

Cool.

Quoted: TG Daily, TG Video: Aftermarket lithium-ion battery pack squeezes 150 MPG from a Toyota Prius

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Faved by: Jester
Dec 09 2008 - via www.youtube.com

haha...not a whole lot of new info here, but i like their spirit anyway :o)

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Faved by: mohit
Jun 16 2008 - via green.yahoo.com

Do you come out ahead financially by purchasing a hybrid?

Quoted: But this quick analysis misses a number of hybrids' other economic benefits.
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For starters, hybrids are holding their value better than non-hybrid cars. This means that, even if you don't recoup the extra cost of the hybrid in gas savings, you're likely to get more money out of the car when you decide to sell it.

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Sep 05 2006 - via www.jtuned.com

Nice site for JDM news:

Quoted: JTuned Magazine is focused primarily on the Japanese influenced (JDM/JSPEC) aftermarket tuning of import automobiles such as Nissan, Honda, Toyota, Mitsubishi, Mazda, and Subaru.

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Faved by: jonketo
Oct 21 2006 - via www.youtube.com

pretty cool ad for toyota

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