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• East Coast to West Coast Transport – Car Shipping Quotes

If you're looking to transport your car from the East Coast to the West Coast or vice versa, or to and from any point in between -- then you may have been trying to gather a few quotes in order to make a decision. Who wants to spend more money than they have to? Of course, trying to get information without going through a whole bunch of hassles such as someone calling you at your home,...

• Tips for West to East Coast Vehicle Transport

If you've been transferred across the country for another job, or just want to ship a vehicle you purchased on vacation back home, then there are a few things that you may want to keep in mind. Driving a vehicle yourself often costs far more than having it delivered by a reliable transport company, especially if it has to travel 3 or 4 thousand miles. Here are some tips that may ease your...

• Transport Your Vehicle Coast to Coast

Probably the two most important factors in your decision as to which auto transport company you choose, are cost, and the safety of your vehicle during transit. Reliability of the transport company is also very important. You want a driver to deliver your classic or new car or antique on time, possibly right to your door, and all in one piece....

• Shipping Car Parts to the West Coast

If you are finding it hard to get a reliable car, or car parts still attached to the vehicle, transportation, then consider either an open, or even an enclosed car trailer or auto or other vehicle shipping service. Hiring a great car transport company to get your spare vehicle back home is the best method to use, especially if you have a duplicate or similar vehicle you've purchased for...

• The Eel – Fishers Basket

It was a fairly large looking basket, jammed with perfectly slimy looking eels and the old eel-fisherman felt they were simply priceless. Too heavy to lift by himself he had to pull it, so Mr. Chick Evens got out of his vehicle to help the old man carry the basket up a step onto the wooden sidewalk, taking glimpses into it-it had been his second day in Iceland, staying at a hotel in Reykjavik,...

• 7 Ways to Reduce Fuel Consumption

High fuel costs have triggered the search for ways how to reduce gas consumption. People coast to coast are trying out several ways to cut down on gas consumption of their vehicles and are also reducing dependence on gas guzzlers like SUV's....

• Kids Should Play the Corn Hole Game For a Better Future

A corn hole game is popular with kids and they help to foster gamesmanship and ratchet up the sporting spirit required for excelling in other areas of an individual's life. Played mostly outdoors and where large spaces abound, corn hole is becoming increasingly popular among kids coast to coast....

• BnS Ute – The Legend From the Bush

I have been living mostly around the east coast of Australia and have been so intrigued by a great Aussie phenomenon, the fantastic BnS Ute. They come in all colours, engine sizes and models but are usually General Motors Holden and Ford utilities. ...

• Automotive Exterior Accessories to Spiff Up Your Clunker

Were you one of those citizens who had your clunker in hiding for fear your neighbor would turn it in? Your baby, all of a sudden, was no longer considered reliable transportation, but rather a clunker to be scorned by all. Its OK now. The coast has cleared. You can open the garage and bring your baby out of hiding, the clunker police have moved on....

• Ben Greenman: “Wager.”

The big game was on the horizon, and, as was customary, the governor of the Eastern Seaboard state put up a crate of the local delicacy, a seafood, and his West Coast counterpart responded by staking a case of his state’s finest wine. The wager between the two . . ....

• Ben Greenman: “Wager.”

The big game was on the horizon, and, as was customary, the governor of the Eastern Seaboard state put up a crate of the local delicacy, a seafood, and his West Coast counterpart responded by staking a case of his state’s finest wine. The wager between the two . . ....

• Pets Get Heatstroke Also

This year America is witnessing the hottest summer on record. With the high temperatures that the east coast has been experiencing lately the risks associated with heat strokes are elevated. Coupled with the extremely high humidity levels these conditions are prime factors for respiratory medical problems with not just humans but our loving pets as well....

• How Not to Run Out of Gas

While driving a boat, one thing that may irritate people the most, is a situation when they might run out of gas. The chances are that it would take some time before the help arrives, particularly if one is far from coast. So, it is important that proper arrangements are made before sailing....

• Thinking About the Audi TT?

Getting out into the open road system without getting stuck on the A64 just outside of Tadcaster is always a challenge, but a must if one wants to get anywhere near the coast without going on a crazy circumnavigation adventure. I always told myself that one day I would make that journey topless, so to speak, in a convertible....

• Books: “Nothing Daunted.”

In 1916, the author’s grandmother and her best friend, two young Smith graduates from blueblood East Coast families, decided to abandon their cosseted lives of “bridge parties and automobiling” and venture across the country—by train, then wagon—to teach at a remote outpost . . . (Subscription required.)...

• Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Could Affect Health

Gulf Coast Oil Slick Could Have Some Impact on Seafood and Air Quality...

• Ian Frazier: A Russian TV host visits New York.

Ivan Urgant, the host of several Russian TV programs, speaks Russian super-fast and quick-wittedly, and English pretty well. He loves all the American late-night shows, especially what he calls “the East Coast guys”—David Letterman and Jon Stewart and Jimmy Fallon and Stephen Colbert . . . (Subscription required.)...

• D&D 4e is One of the Best RPG Games in 2009

One of the best RPG games in 2009 is Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition. This pen and paper roleplaying game was actually released in 2008 by Wizards of the Coast....

• A Closer Look at American Racing Wheels

In the second half of the 20th century nearly 50% population of United States used to live in rural America and street racing was unknown at that time. At that time racing used to happen on back roads or tracks and not on the city roads. A new method of racing was invented on the West Coast. In this you have to race within the urban environment. It gave birth to American racing wheels....

• Elizabeth Kolbert: Another oil spill, another opportunity to act.

In September of 1968, Union Oil Company of California, which later became Unocal and is now part of Chevron, erected a drilling platform off the coast near Santa Barbara. Over the next four months, four wells were constructed. Work on a fifth had begun and was proceeding uneventfully until, on . . ....

• Claire Keegan: “Foster.”

Early on a Sunday, after first Mass in Clonegal, my father, instead of taking me home, drives deep into Wexford toward the coast, where my mother’s people came from. It is a hot August day, bright, with patches of shade and greenish sudden light along the road. We . . ....

• Richard Wilbur: “A Prelude.”

Matthew Arnold, looking over The Channel from the cliffs of Dover, Scanned with his telescope almost The whole French coast As far as Étretat, And was upon the point of saying “Ah,” When he perceived, not far from the great Aiguille, A lobster led on a leash . . ....

• Francisco Goldman: A tragedy in Mexico.

It was July, 2007. The house I’d rented in Mazunte, a beach town in Oaxaca, on the Pacific coast of Mexico, was large enough to accommodate the several friends who my wife, Aura Estrada, and I were hoping would spend at least part of the two weeks there . . . (Subscription required.)...

• Francisco Goldman: A tragedy in Mexico.

It was July, 2007. The house I’d rented in Mazunte, a beach town in Oaxaca, on the Pacific coast of Mexico, was large enough to accommodate the several friends who my wife, Aura Estrada, and I were hoping would spend at least part of the two weeks there . . . (Subscription required.)...

• Malcolm Gladwell: Operation Mincemeat and the trouble with spycraft.

On April 30, 1943, a fisherman came across a badly decomposed corpse floating in the water off the coast of Huelva, in southwestern Spain. The body was of an adult male dressed in a trenchcoat, a uniform, and boots, with a black attaché case chained to his waist. His . . ....

• Hendrik Hertzberg: Obama vs. the spill.

For the young Presidency of Barack Obama, and for the nation, this hellish summer of discontent started in balmy spring, on the evening of April 20th, forty miles off the Louisiana coast in the Gulf of Mexico. At first, after the explosion aboard the giant oil rig Deepwater Horizon, the . . ....

• Leo Carey: Littleneck in Gowanus review.

paragraph class="noindent">A clam shack by the Gowanus Canal? It sounds like the setup for a joke, as God only knows what freakish mollusks lurk in that fetid post-industrial waterway. Never fear: Littleneck sources its seafood from more pellucid waters up and down the New England coast, and . . ....

• How Comprehensive Are Exotic Car Warranties?

With your top down, you steadily drive along the Pacific coast line and begin to approach your destination. Powered by one of the world's finest sports cars, you feel all of the strength of a V12 engine underneath the pedal and bask in the fine luxury of a well-appointed leather interior. When the car comes to a smooth stop and you slowly look back, it's important to consider how well protected...