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I've got friends who swear by Fever-Tree (at least for Ginger Beer), but what do I know?

I don't claim to have any idea about what they might be planning, but... There's a way to do inductive charging in the load/unload lanes. This Company has solutions for buses and trucks in use already. Further, since Autopia cars are usually never more than a foot or two off of the center...

I agree. Freeing up the transportation plaza space is probably their first priority. It's all part of their strategy based on this:

In somewhat related news, Caltrain has electrified their tracks between San Francisco and San Jose. Railway-News (If I come across the story I read earlier, I'll post it as well. It went into further detail about the new trains, improved schedules, etc.) One of the byproducts is that if/when...

As an alternative to the chains, you might consider heading down Ball Rd. instead and try The Ranch. "Proudly listed in the MICHELIN Guide California, THE RANCH Restaurant was named Restaurant of the Year for the city of Anaheim, Best Steakhouse by LA Times, Best of Award of Excellence by...

Yeah, I think even Huell Howser would question that one.

Sounds like they're doing everything they can to stay on the up and up, avoiding any obvious appearance of impropriety. I guess some people still remember that Angels deal that didn't go over too well.

I'm almost willing to wager that within a year or two, we'll hear the tale of the person banned for cheating, only to later become "qualified" by some unfortunate circumstance and then turned away.

Sorry. It was a reference to it normally taking longer than a half hour to get to Hollywood.

Who would like to write the follow-up editorial asking the LA Times what percentage of their delivery vehicles (including trucks and their contracted local "paper boy cars") are gas / diesel vs. other? Edit/Update: I just read the editorial. There's really no follow-up necessary, as there...

...at 3:00AM.

Now I'm going to be looking more closely at the descriptions for "Involuntary Upgrades".

Perhaps Café de Colombia could sponsor a metallic Juan Valdez to accompany this fella.

And just imagine the wait in a world where Space Mountain only ran with one or two trains.

When questioned, the bears, dinosaurs and other carnivores were quoted as saying "Llamas taste a lot like chicken".