There exists a lot of questions out there that have yet to be answered. Too many in fact. We have decided to step up to the challenge, to fight for the cause, to throw our hats over the wall. We will boldly answer where no engineer has answered before as we seek to reduce that mountain of unknown to but a mound of mystery. And all in the ultra crisp clarity of e-prime for your reading pleasure.
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How come we can do this but not knock out a few tribal Taliban operating a lot closer to home in Afghanistan ? Oh, and by the way , anyone seen Osama Bin Laden lately – how come we can not track him down. Obviously a lot easier to crash tackle the moons surface |
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Thursday 8 October, 2009 10:59 PM |
To some, it might appear to be a 70-year-old crinkled and dented space vehicle left over from an old movie set.
To others, like Geoff Hacker and Meade Gougeon, it is a beautiful piece of automotive engineering history created in Bay City during the Great Depression.
A one-of-a-kind, futuristic concept car built by Bangor Township resident Ronald Gougeon in the mid-1930s - once believed lost - is being restored by Hacker in his Tampa, Fla., garage. |
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Tuesday 10 March, 2009 05:26 PM |
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