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NASCAR PLYMOUTH SUPERBIRD, Ramo Stott

Legendary Collector Cars | November 20th 2009 by Richard Fleener

The Plymouth Superbird is a car you will never forget once you see it. If you ever saw it on the race track there was nothing like it…well, other than the Dodge Daytona! Even when it was on the smaller ovals out in the Midwest in 1970-71 it was read more

changing your name might be your job search game changer

The Job Seeker Blog | November 20th 2009 by steve harris

If your job situation has been going on long before the recession kicked in, make sure your name isn't the problem. If your name is the problem, then changing your name could very well be the job game changer necessary to get you off the sidelines on read more

Tom Cruise and DiCaprio among most overpaid actors list

Filmiarticles | November 20th 2009 by Sujay

Comedian Will Ferrell has secured the top position in Forbes list of “Hollywood’s Most Overpaid Star”, which also includes big names like Tom Cruise, Leonardo DiCaprio and Drew Barrymore.The funnyman, who earns 1 dollar for every 3.29 dollars h read more

Ambrose Quietly Making Moves

The Nascar Insiders | November 20th 2009 by T.C.

This season has yielded some good surprises. Juan Pablo Montoya has had a break through season, earning a Chase berth; David Reutimann has had some strong runs and his first win; and at age 50 Mark Martin has proven age doesn’t need to be a fac read more

#Hollywood's 10 Most Overpaid Stars

Readaloo | November 20th 2009 by paul

To create this list, forbes looked at the 100 biggest stars in Hollywood. To qualify, each actor had to have starred over the last five years in at least three movies that opened in more than 500 theaters. Forbes then calculated a return-on-i read more

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