Sentences with phrase «interesting racing news»

Here is some interesting racing news that doesn't directly affect Corvette Racing, but anytime a racing series makes a change in a major sponsor,...

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We could have an interesting conversation about race, memory, and HONOR in America (as opposed to mere or simple dignity), roping ole Tocqueville back into it, or not; either way, it does seem right to conclude that the racial valences to this news item might actually yield in important ways to the manifold pressures of MANLINESS, especially Manliness Today — local cop vs. jetsetting prof, and all that...

If you hold interest in harness racing or want to find out more about betting opportunities, live odds, tips, news and upcoming events, you don't have to look too far for support.

Interestingly, Erie County Democratic Chairman Len Lenihan told The Buffalo News the NY - 26 race would be a Wall Street vs. Main Street fight, with Hochul (in his opinion) representing the latter and Democrats seeking to cast self - funding GOP Assemblywoman Jane Corwin as only interested in protecting the interests of fellow wealthy NYers.

This news is more interesting given that Cloud Atlas «s makeup was somewhat controversial, especially in the use of makeup to make certain actors look like they were of another race.

This Aussie race is something that we normally wouldn't cover very heavily, and low - level news like an RX - 8 entering the competition would usually only be posted on a very slow day, but then something interesting caught our eye in the press release.

This is good news for anyone who wanted both characters but only one version of the game (especially as the 3DS and Wii versions only had the disappointing racing mode) and for Amiibo collectors with no interest in Skylanders.

Rounding off this week's racing game news, RaceRoom is getting an interesting new race track and Codemasters» Micro Machines is making a comeback on consoles.

Interest was especially high this particular December because a race was on: since mid - to late summer, the scientists in all three groups had been telling their friends and acquaintances, including those in the news media, that 2005 might turn out to be the warmest year on record — since about 1880, that is, when station coverage first became global enough to permit a meaningful estimate.

Eli, who actually has no horse in that camel race, came across an interesting pair of interviews on As It Happens, the CBC's evening news program with Steve Schroeder of Texas A&M and Kenneth Green the AEI quizmaster.

She traveled to New York, Detroit and Arizona to speak with highly engaged, interested and occasional news users across the demographic fault lines of race, class, gender, generation and geography.