Subaru-Powered, Jesus-Supporting Flying Car Gets FAA Approval
http://jalopnik.com/5674928/subaru+powered-jesus+supporting-flying-car-gets-faa-approval

The I-Tec Maverick, a roadworthy dune buggy powered by a Subaru engine, has won the first certification from the Federal Aviation Administration for a flying car. Its first mission: Saving the Third World.

Steve Saint runs i-Tec, which stands for "indigenous people's technology and education center." A Christian missionary, Saint started the firm to solve technological problems…

Subaru likes to keep their test vehicles under wraps - but a new (and still highly rumored) sports coupe was caught testing out on the track.

The two-door test vehicle will most likely resemble the FT-86 sports car that was shown off at last year's Los Angeles Auto Show. It will take design cues from the Impreza, Subaru's best selling model.

You can bet that this prototype is an STI variant, given its enormous hood

Schaller Newsletter: October Edition

Individually packaged candy, synthetic costumes and throwaway decorations make Halloween the scariest holiday?for the environment. Luckily, hosting a green Monster Mash is as easy as bobbing for apples. With these simple tricks, your party will be all treats!

 

Decorations

Green doesn't mean decoration-free; it simply means being more creative in your selections. Skip the plastic witches in favor of sustainable and reusable items like gourds, pumpkins and apples?

5 Bad Habits That Can Destroy Your Car
by Katrina Ramser-Parrish Thursday, October 07, 2010

Imagine you're driving along in your vehicle when the engine suddenly starts making funny sounds. Next thing you know you're stranded on the side of the road. Diagnosis: a cooked engine - with a mechanic's estimate of $8k to rebuild - all because the motor oil went unchecked.

It's a heartbreaking scene that Harvey Hazan, mechanic and owner of Harvey's Auto Service in Miami, Florida, saw just last week. Hazan knows not changing the oil at the recommended intervals is a costly…

There is something about the art of illusion that captivates audiences of all ages. Masterful magicians are capable of wowing onlookers into a state of wonder. Join a society or club, pick up a book or find a show to enjoy during National Magic Week, celebrated annually across the country October 25 through 31, 2010.

When we think of magicians, images of wands, top hats and rabbits come to mind. Names of some of the greats may fill your head like Harry Houdini, well-known for his amazing escapes; master illusionist David Copperfield; and   Siegfried and Roy, known for their tigers…

Subaru of America, Inc. announced on October 1, that the company is endorsing the Car Care Council's Fall Car Care Month, a nationwide October program highlighting the importance of regular vehicle maintenance.  To help Subaru owners heed the council's advice to "Be Car Care Aware," most Subaru dealers are offering free vehicle diagnostic inspections in preparation for the demands of winter driving.

This clever campaign features "designer" videos, driver testimonials and picture galleries all about the 2011 Mediocrity and its dull, stable, no-frills likability. The car is beige and boring, with no "bells and whistles" - that's what these drivers are passionate about ...or I guess not passionate since they have zero energy in their lives.

Our favorite part of the site shows off "Future Vehicles" including the 2012 Mediocrity: "Meet the almost redesigned 2012 Mediocrity.