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World Car Of The Year Nominees Get Shortlisted, Who Do YOU Think Is Worthy Of The Prize? (Auto Spies)
"The Toyota Prius, Mercedes E-class and Volkswagen Polo have been shortlisted for the World Car of the Year award. The three finalists were named by 59 jurors from a shortlist of 30 cars at the Geneva motor show. The winner will be revealed at the New York motor show on 1 April.

Interview/Photos: Scottish Band Biffy Clyro Returns to the US With the Release of 'Only Revolutions' (LAist)
                            It's no surprise that Biffy Clyro's fifth studio album, Only Revolutions , made many of the UK's "Best of 2009" lists. The Scotland-based trio has crafted an engrossing record that thoroughly rocks while remaining melodically intriguing. Today marks the release of Only Revolutions in the US, and it's sure to become a top pick here as well. Last Friday, LAist sat down ...

Da Kine (Honolulu Star-Bulletin)
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San Felipe pre-event news 2010-03-01 (Motorsport.com)
LOS ANGELES--As pre-running over the rugged race course heats up for next week's 24th Annual MasterCraft Safety Tecate SCORE San Felipe 250, NASCAR Cup team owner/driver Robby Gordon leads 25 defending SCORE Desert Series season point champions among a veteran field that includes many of the world's best desert racers who have entered this popular spring race.

Hey, Mr. Creditor, court may have money for you (The Salt Lake Tribune)
James Learned of Escondito, Calif., never knew there was $608.77 sitting in Salt Lake City just waiting for him to submit a claim. Similarly, owner Craig Tracy of Patty's Towing in Ogden wasn't aware there is $417.

Report: Toyota Repairs No Fix for Problems (CBS News)
NHTSA Receiving Complaints from Toyota Owners Saying Cars Still Surge Unexpectedly, LAT Reports

Toyota chief apologizes in Beijing (Los Angeles Times)
Holding a news conference in the world's largest car market, Akio Toyoda says safety problems stemmed from a company that was expanding too fast. Reporting from Beijing — Apologizing several times and bowing twice, Toyota President Akio Toyoda spoke directly to the world's largest automotive market in a press conference here Monday to assuage fears about the safety of his company's vehicles.

Riding the bus changes her view (Los Angeles Times)
A self-described 'snob' makes the switch to public transit. Though frustrating, it proves enriching in ways she never expected. The first time Jacquelyn Carr decided to take a bus in Los Angeles, she felt as if she were navigating a new world.

Coroner: Casey Johnson's Death Diabetes Related (WJXT Jacksonville)
LOS ANGELES -- An autopsy has confirmed that Los Angeles socialite Casey Johnson died of a complication of diabetes. The Los Angeles County coroner's report released Thursday showed the 30-year-old Johnson, an heir to the Johnson & Johnson health care products fortune, died of diabetic ketoacidosis.

Sands Research Announces Results of Neuromarketing Study Ranking 2010 Super Bowl Commercials (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
Leading neuromarketing firm Sands Research announced today that it has completed its annual study gauging the effectiveness of Super Bowl commercials. The 2010 results were compiled using electroencephalography (EEG) recordings and eye-tracking data gathered from study participants. This year’s most engaging include Volkswagen and Google advertisements and past top spots have achieved ...