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...STARTED Popular in Europe, they were brought to the U.S. by Swedish driver Stefan Johansson, who opened a track in Indianapolis...
...fooled by their name and appearance. At 2 in. off the ground and with a top speed of 40 m.p.h., these karts are a far cry from the bumpy rides of youth. Drivers need concentration and nerve as well as helmets, race gear and instructions. "These things drive and feel very much like a race car," says Tim Sernett, a former race-car driver and part owner of ProKart Indoors in Minneapolis, Minn. That thrill has captivated corporate America, say track operators, who expect the number of tracks nationwide, now about 30, to double in the next three to five...
Golf remains its own biggest enemy. The game is time consuming and expensive--and still excruciatingly difficult. A single driver can cost as much as $600. In the past two years, competition has become so stiff and club improvements so minimal and costly that only the most deep-pocketed companies have been able to keep turning out cutting-edge products. Callaway and TaylorMade each spend as much as $35 million on research and development yearly. "I don't know how successful you can be without investing heavily in your own technology," says Mark King, president of TaylorMade, whose 300-series...
...London resident reported his wallet was stolen from the Hyatt Regency Hotel. Lost contents included international traveler’s checks, an international and United Kingdom driver license and a Harvard...
...lead up to it). This spoiled Harvard student thought she might check out the Northwest campus shuttle, running conveniently between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., Monday through Friday. The van, which almost never shows up, takes about 20 minutes to complete a five-minute drive, complemented by a cranky driver who hates the fact that he’s making life easier for a few students. This option is not recommended. Simply remind yourself that exercise is a good thing, and make like Richard Simmons up that hill. Your body will thank you once you get back to your daily...