Today’s Video - 10 Ways The World Will End

The Science Channel’s “10 Ways the World Will End,” illustrates the scenario of widespread devastation from a killer plague. Some scientists believe the biggest threat from a plague could come from bio-warfare or outer space.



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2010 FIA GT1 World Championship contenders pose for the camera

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2010 FIA GT1 World Championship Preview - Click above for high-res image gallery

There are quite a few changes coming for the FIA GT this year. For starters, the GT1 series will become a true world championship, as the FIA has announced an expansion that includes races on four different continents. Unfortunately, the Canadian race has been dropped from the schedule, but Silverstone, N

Coloring Between the Lines: Reader shades in 2012 Chevy Malibu patent drawings

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2012 Chevrolet Malibu renderings by Ted Krygier - Click above for high-res image gallery

Yesterday, we brought you the official patent drawings of the next-generation Chevrolet Malibu - the Epsilon II-based sedan that will more than likely debut later in 2011 as a 2012 model. Less than 24 hours later, one of our dedicated readers, Ted Krygier, has put his best Photoshop skills to work, completing a colored rendering of what the Malibu could look like based on the patent sketches

In colored-up form, it’s even more clear that the next-gen Malibu will use a design inspired by the Opel/Vauxhall Insignia up front, with a few Camaro-like touches around the rear end. The styling is quite a bit more aggressive than the current Malibu, and since the new car appears to have a shorter wheelbase, its road stance should be more akin to that of the Ford Fusion. Still, we like what we see thus far. Hat tip to Ted for the renderings!

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Coloring Between the Lines: Reader shades in 2012 Chevy Malibu patent drawings originally appeared on Autoblog on Fri, 12 Mar 2010 12:58:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Video: The Red Bull RB6 is ready to race

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The Red Bull F1 team prepares for the Bahrain GP - Click above to watch video after the jump

The Formula One season begins this weekend at what is expected to be a scorchingly hot circuit in Bahrain.

As we’ve been discussing for months, this has the potential to be one of the best seasons in more than a decade, with no less four World Champion drivers in the strongest cockpits. Even better, four teams are acknowledged to be at the top, and according to Mercedes test driver Nick Heidfeld, the Red Bull could be the class of the field. Follow the jump to hear Sebastian Vettel talk about the team’s new racer and see it in action.

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10 Traditional Cakes from Around the World

Have an extra piece of cake — it’s really just bread, right? You’re more right than you know. Cakes started out as sweet breads, and now they’re a part of cultures around the world.



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How Fixed Mobile Convergence Works

Between your home phone, cell phone and your work phone, do you ever feel like you have too many phone numbers? Wouldn’t it be nice if you could simply have one phone that worked everywhere?



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Toyota to ‘Prove’ Electronics Aren’t Source of Acceleration Problems

On Monday, the world’s largest automaker will host a Webcast to refute charges by a Southern Illinois University professor that the electronic throttle control systems on Toyota’s cars can be easily fooled into accelerating uncontrollably.

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Can Treasury Nudge Lenders Into More Short Sales? Don’t Bank On It

Millions of homes in America are now worth less than is owed on them. If homeowners and lenders could agree on short sales, it would be, if not a win, less of a loss for both sides, so the government is offering a little incentive for them to consider it. Unfortunately, the incentive is too little.

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What’s the world’s cheapest car?

A car for $2,500 has to be a joke, right? Wrong. Meet the Nano from Tata Motors, the world’s cheapest car and the auto industry’s answer to the $100 laptop.



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Happy Birthday Sony PlayStation 2!

Nothing much to say here but congratulations to Sony for the 10 years the PlayStation 2 is making geeks and gamers happy. More than 140 million units of the gaming console were sold all over the world and is still selling.

I don’t have the figures here to say that the …

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